EP0114848A1 - Removable inner soles. - Google Patents

Removable inner soles.

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EP0114848A1
EP0114848A1 EP83902265A EP83902265A EP0114848A1 EP 0114848 A1 EP0114848 A1 EP 0114848A1 EP 83902265 A EP83902265 A EP 83902265A EP 83902265 A EP83902265 A EP 83902265A EP 0114848 A1 EP0114848 A1 EP 0114848A1
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Loic David
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B17/00—Insoles for insertion, e.g. footbeds or inlays, for attachment to the shoe after the upper has been joined
    • A43B17/14—Insoles for insertion, e.g. footbeds or inlays, for attachment to the shoe after the upper has been joined made of sponge, rubber, or plastic materials

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  • the present invention relates to a removable inner sole for shoes, having a primitive plane or curved profile and deforming gradually and permanently in contact with the foot to finally adopt the profile thereof.
  • Insoles are already known, the profiles of which have been conformed to the morphology of the foot, in particular in sports shoes such as ski or mountaineering boots.
  • the soles are in particular made of a heat-deformable material and require the use of relatively expensive and bulky forming material.
  • these soles are permanently in the shoe of which they are generally an integral part.
  • the invention aims to provide a solution to prob- previous 25 me by offering an insole a ⁇ ovible f or shoes having a profile, original plan or curved.
  • This sole consists of a thin sheet of plastic foam, having the general shape of the foot and gradually and permanently deforming in contact with the foot. to finally adopt the profile.
  • This sheet has at least on a part of its border and in ⁇ terior thereto a groove intended to facilitate deformation.
  • the sheet may also include, not skirting the border, other grooves, for example grooves in an arc forming a circle and ending at the border.
  • the grooves locally delimit zones, which can be of equal densities as well as of different densities.
  • the zones of different densities correspond to zones of different thicknesses, which are produced for example by pressing from a thin sheet.
  • the sheet can thus comprise, delimited by a groove in an arc of a circle, two distinct zones, namely a main zone and an arch area,. equal or different densities.
  • the sheet comprises three distinct zones, ie a substantially central main zone and two zones corresponding on the one hand to the planetary arch, and on the other hand to the external toes.
  • the density of these two zones is greater than that of the central zone constituting the rest of the sole.
  • the density of the central area is the same as the density of the toe area.
  • the edges of the sole are bevelled.
  • the role of the different grooves is to facilitate the deformation by creating lines of . weakness and obviously as long as, precisely as a result of deformation, the sole does not crease.
  • the sole can be made of any material. deformable, preferably heat-deformable, such as polyolefin foams, in particular closed cell polyolefins. Examples include polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polybutylenes and polyisobutylenes.
  • the thickness of the sheet constituting the sole is of the order of 2 to 5 mm.
  • the sole may have a primitive planar profile, or already curved, so as to be pre-profiled in the general shape of a foot.
  • the sole can be placed as it is in the shoe and take the final shape by heat deformation with simple heat radiated by the feet. To ensure proper positioning and speed up the process, it is generally preferred to preheat the sole before placing it in the shoe.
  • the sole is molded around the foot, outside the shoe. It is placed in the shoe permanently or remains removable, only after having adopted its final profile, that of the foot.
  • the grooves are formed on the underside, shoe side, but it should be understood that the grooves could just as easily be formed on the upper face, foot side.
  • FIG. 1 is a bottom view of the sole, 30. having a primitive plane profile.
  • Figure 2 is a sectional view along II-II of Figure 1, after pivoting towards the front of the sheet along an axis parallel to II-II passing through the heel.
  • Figure 3 is a perspective view of the sole having taken the profile of the foot.
  • FIG. 4 is a sectional view along the axis IV-IV of FIG. 3.
  • Zone 1 the underside of a new sole, that is to say not yet deformed to the pro ⁇ foot.
  • This sole is made of a sheet 1 of a plastic foam, for example of -polyethylene.
  • This sheet 1 is pierced with pores 2 and comprises three distinct zones, of different thicknesses, 3, 4 and 5.
  • Zone 3 has a lower thickness, that is to say a greater density, and serves as foot support area.
  • Zone 4 of slightly greater thickness, therefore of slightly less density, corresponds to the arch of the foot and is intended to marry the arch of the foot.
  • Zone 5 which is thicker and therefore less dense than zone 3, serves as a support zone for the toes, in particular for the small toes.
  • the zones 4 and 5 advantageously have the same thickness, therefore the same density.
  • the central zone 3 may include, at the heel, a zone (not shown) of lesser thickness and therefore of greater density. This area is primarily intended to support the heel which receives the greatest efforts. This area can also be set to make the most of the imprint of a brand.
  • the sole is shown as it is in the shoe, ie after deformation by the foot of the user.
  • the sole is shown without anti-perspiration film.
  • the sole shown in FIG. 1 has been put, for example after preheating in the shoe of the user and the latter has been invited to walk. It deformed by taking the profile of the foot and the shoe due to the nature of the material constituting it. In addition, the deformation was facilitated by the presence of grooves 6, 7 and 8, the bevels 9 and 10 contributing to better comfort. Note that this sole, as deformed, is free of folds.
  • the depth of the grooves is of the order of 15 to 50% of the thickness of the sheet 1.
  • Figure 4 shows, in section, IV-IV of Figure 3, the transverse profile obtained after the deformation.
  • the sole with a primitive profile can be molded around the foot before being put into the shoe.

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Abstract

La semelle intérieure amovible pour chaussure est constituée d'une mince feuille (1) de mousse plastique, par exemple en polyoléfines, ayant la forme générale du pied. Cette feuille (1) comprend des gorges (6, 7, 8) situées en bordures de la semelle ou délimitant dans celle-ci des zones (3, 4, 5) d'épaisseurs différentes, donc de densités différentes. Les bords de la semelle sont en biseaux (9, 10). La semelle (1) se déforme progressivement et définitivement au contact du pied et en adopte finalement le profil. Les gorges (6, 7, 8) facilitent la déformation.The removable insole for shoes consists of a thin sheet (1) of plastic foam, for example polyolefins, having the general shape of the foot. This sheet (1) comprises grooves (6, 7, 8) located at the edges of the sole or delimiting therein zones (3, 4, 5) of different thicknesses, therefore of different densities. The edges of the sole are bevelled (9, 10). The sole (1) deforms gradually and definitively on contact with the foot and finally adopts its profile. The grooves (6, 7, 8) facilitate deformation.

Description

SEMELLES INTERIEURES AMOVIBLES REMOVABLE INNER SOLE
SS
La présente invention a trait à une semelle inté¬ rieure amovible pour chaussures, présentant un profil pri¬ mitif plan ou incurvé et se déformant progressivement et définitivement au contact du pied pour adopter finalement 5 le profil de celui-ci.The present invention relates to a removable inner sole for shoes, having a primitive plane or curved profile and deforming gradually and permanently in contact with the foot to finally adopt the profile thereof.
On connaît déjà des semelles dont les profils ont été conformés à la morphologie du pied, en particulier dans des chaussures de sport telles que des chaussures de ski ou d'alpinisme. Les semelles sont notamment faites dans 10 un matériau thermo-déformable et nécessitent l'emploi d'un matériel de formage relativement onéreux et volumi¬ neux. En plus, outre le fait que ces semelles sont assez épaisses, elles se trouvent à demeure dans la chaussure dont elles font généralement parties intégrantes. •Insoles are already known, the profiles of which have been conformed to the morphology of the foot, in particular in sports shoes such as ski or mountaineering boots. The soles are in particular made of a heat-deformable material and require the use of relatively expensive and bulky forming material. In addition, in addition to the fact that these soles are fairly thick, they are permanently in the shoe of which they are generally an integral part. •
15 Pour pouvoir utiliser ce genre de semelles dans une chaussure de ville, il faut d'une part en réduire sensi¬ blement 1 -épaisseur et, d'autre part, les rendre amovibles. Ce qui est en effet possible pour une chaussure de sport, qui s'achète au plus par quelques unités chaque saison et15 To be able to use this kind of soles in a city shoe, it is necessary on the one hand to reduce it significantly 1-thickness and, on the other hand, make them removable. This is indeed possible for a sports shoe, which can be bought at most by a few units each season and
20 qui dure généralement plusieurs années, devient prohibi¬ tif pour des chaussures de ville, qui s'utilisent en plus grandes quantités et sur des périodes de temps relative¬ ment brèves.20, which generally lasts several years, becomes prohibi¬ tive for city shoes, which are used in larger quantities and over relatively short periods of time.
L'invention vise à apporter une solution au problè- 25 me précédent, en proposant une semelle intérieure aπovible pour chaussures présentant un profil, primitif plan ou incurvé. Cette semelle est constituée d'une mince feuille de mous¬ se plastique, ayant la forme générale du pied et se défor¬ mant progressivement et définitivement au contact du pied pour en adopter finalement le profil. Cette feuille présente au moins sur une partie de sa bordure et in¬ térieurement à celle-ci une gorge destinée à faciliter la déformation. La feuille peut comprendre également, ne longeant pas la bordure, d'autres gorges, par exemple des gorges en arc de cercle prenant naissance et aboutissant à la bordure.The invention aims to provide a solution to prob- previous 25 me by offering an insole aπovible f or shoes having a profile, original plan or curved. This sole consists of a thin sheet of plastic foam, having the general shape of the foot and gradually and permanently deforming in contact with the foot. to finally adopt the profile. This sheet has at least on a part of its border and in¬ terior thereto a groove intended to facilitate deformation. The sheet may also include, not skirting the border, other grooves, for example grooves in an arc forming a circle and ending at the border.
On remarquera alors que les gorges délimitent lo- calement des zones, qui peuvent être de densités égales aussi bien que de densités différentes.It will then be noted that the grooves locally delimit zones, which can be of equal densities as well as of different densities.
Avantageusement alors, les zones de densités dif¬ férentes correspondent à des zones d'épaisseurs diffé¬ rentes, qui sont réalisées par exemple par pressage à partir d'une feuille mince.Advantageously then, the zones of different densities correspond to zones of different thicknesses, which are produced for example by pressing from a thin sheet.
La feuille peut ainsi comprendre, délimitées par une gorge en arc de cercle, deux zones distinctes, soit une zone principale et une zone de voûte plantaire, de . densités égales ou différentes. De préférence, la feuille comprend trois zones dis¬ tinctes, soit une zone principale sensiblement centrale et deux zones correspondant d'une part à la voûte plan¬ taire, d'autre part aux orteils extérieurs. La densité ' de ces deux zones est supérieure à celle de la zone cen- traie constituant le reste de la semelle. En variante, la densité de la zone centrale est la même que la densité de la zone d'orteils.The sheet can thus comprise, delimited by a groove in an arc of a circle, two distinct zones, namely a main zone and an arch area,. equal or different densities. Preferably, the sheet comprises three distinct zones, ie a substantially central main zone and two zones corresponding on the one hand to the planetary arch, and on the other hand to the external toes. The density of these two zones is greater than that of the central zone constituting the rest of the sole. Alternatively, the density of the central area is the same as the density of the toe area.
De préférence enfin, les bords de la semelle sont biseautés. Le rôle des différentes gorges est de faciliter la déformation en créant des lignes de. faiblesse et en évi- tant que, précisément par suite de la déformation, la semelle ne vienne à faire des plis. La semelle peut être réalisée en tout matériau . défor able, de préférence thermo-déformable, tel que 5 des mousses de polyoléfînes notamment de polyoléfînes à cellules fermées. Citons par exemple les polyéthylènes, les polypropylènes, les polybutylènes et les polyisobu- tylènes. Avantageusement, T'épaisseur de la feuille cons¬ tituant la semelle est de l'ordre de 2 à 5 mm.Preferably finally, the edges of the sole are bevelled. The role of the different grooves is to facilitate the deformation by creating lines of . weakness and obviously as long as, precisely as a result of deformation, the sole does not crease. The sole can be made of any material. deformable, preferably heat-deformable, such as polyolefin foams, in particular closed cell polyolefins. Examples include polyethylenes, polypropylenes, polybutylenes and polyisobutylenes. Advantageously, the thickness of the sheet constituting the sole is of the order of 2 to 5 mm.
10 La semelle peut présenter un profil primitif plan, ou déjà incurvé, de façon à être pré-profilée à la for¬ me générale d'un pied.The sole may have a primitive planar profile, or already curved, so as to be pre-profiled in the general shape of a foot.
La semelle peut être disposée telle quelle dans • la chaussure et prendre la forme définitive par thermo- 15 déformation à la simple chaleur irradiée par les pieds. Pour assurer une bonne mise en place et accélérer le processus, on préfère généralement préchauffer la semel¬ le avant de la disposer dans la chaussure.The sole can be placed as it is in the shoe and take the final shape by heat deformation with simple heat radiated by the feet. To ensure proper positioning and speed up the process, it is generally preferred to preheat the sole before placing it in the shoe.
En variante, la semelle est moulée- autour du pied, 20 en dehors de la chaussure. Elle est mise dans la chaus¬ sure à demeure ou en restant amovible, seulement après avoir adopté son profil définitif, celui du pied.Alternatively, the sole is molded around the foot, outside the shoe. It is placed in the shoe permanently or remains removable, only after having adopted its final profile, that of the foot.
L'invention sera d'ailleurs mieux comprise en ré¬ férence au dessin annexé, donné à titre d'exemple. Comme 25 illustré, les gorges sont formées sur la face inférieure, côté chaussure, mais il faut bien comprendre que les gorges pourraient tout aussi bien être formées sur la - face supérieure, côté pied.The invention will moreover be better understood in reference to the appended drawing, given by way of example. As illustrated, the grooves are formed on the underside, shoe side, but it should be understood that the grooves could just as easily be formed on the upper face, foot side.
La figure 1 est une vue de dessous de la semelle, 30 . ayant un profil primitif plan. La figure 2 est une vue en coupe selon II-II de la figure 1 , après pivotement vers le devant de la feuille selon un axe parallèle.à II-II passant par le talon. La figure 3 est une vue en perspective de la semel¬ le ayant pris le profil du pied.FIG. 1 is a bottom view of the sole, 30. having a primitive plane profile. Figure 2 is a sectional view along II-II of Figure 1, after pivoting towards the front of the sheet along an axis parallel to II-II passing through the heel. Figure 3 is a perspective view of the sole having taken the profile of the foot.
Enfin, la figure 4 est une vue en coupe selon l'axe IV-IV de la figure 3.Finally, FIG. 4 is a sectional view along the axis IV-IV of FIG. 3.
On voit sur la figure 1 la face de dessous d'une semelle neuve, c'est-à-dire non encore déformée au pro¬ fil du pied. Cette semelle est faite d'une feuille 1 d'une mousse plastique, par exemple en -polyéthylène. Cette feuille 1 est percée de pores 2 et comprend trois • zones distinctes, d'épaisseurs différentes, 3, 4 et 5. La zone 3 a une épaisseur inférieure c'est-à-dire une densité' lus grande., et sert de zone d'appui au pied. La zone 4, d'épaisseur légèrement supérieure, donc de densité légèrement moindre, correspond à la cambrure du pied et est destinée à épouser la voûte plantaire. La zone 5, plus épaisse et donc moins dense que la zone 3, sert de zone d'appui aux orteils, en particulier aux petits orteils.We see in Figure 1 the underside of a new sole, that is to say not yet deformed to the pro¬ foot. This sole is made of a sheet 1 of a plastic foam, for example of -polyethylene. This sheet 1 is pierced with pores 2 and comprises three distinct zones, of different thicknesses, 3, 4 and 5. Zone 3 has a lower thickness, that is to say a greater density, and serves as foot support area. Zone 4, of slightly greater thickness, therefore of slightly less density, corresponds to the arch of the foot and is intended to marry the arch of the foot. Zone 5, which is thicker and therefore less dense than zone 3, serves as a support zone for the toes, in particular for the small toes.
Pour plus de simplification., les zones 4 et 5 ont avantageusement la même épaisseur, donc la même densité. En variante, ce sont les zones 3 et 5 qui ont la même épaisseur, donc la même densité.For simplification, the zones 4 and 5 advantageously have the same thickness, therefore the same density. As a variant, it is zones 3 and 5 which have the same thickness, therefore the same density.
En variante, la zone centrale 3 peut comprendre, au niveau du talon, une zone non représentée de moindre épaisseur et donc de densité plus grande. Cette zone est avant tout destinée à supporter le talon qui reçoit les plus grands efforts. Cette zone peut être également mise à profit pour faite apparaître l'empreinte d'une mar¬ que.As a variant, the central zone 3 may include, at the heel, a zone (not shown) of lesser thickness and therefore of greater density. This area is primarily intended to support the heel which receives the greatest efforts. This area can also be set to make the most of the imprint of a brand.
En bordure de la feuille, dans la zone arrière, se trouve une gorge 6, et des gorges 7, 8 sont ménagées entre les zones 3, 4 et 5 d'épaisseurs différentes. Enfin, sans que cela soit absolument nécessaire, le bord de la semelle comporte des biseaux 9, 10.At the edge of the sheet, in the rear zone, there is a groove 6, and grooves 7, 8 are formed between zones 3, 4 and 5 of different thicknesses. Finally, without this being absolutely necessary, the edge of the sole has bevels 9, 10.
Sur la vue en coupe de la figure 2, on retrouve les mêmes éléments que précédemment, munis des mêmes références. La coupe est exécutée selon l'axe II-II de la figure 1 et n'affecte que la partie avant de la semel¬ le, montrant les zones de '.différentes épaisseurs, c'est- à-dire 3, respectivement 4 et 5. La face supérieure de la semelle, c'est-à-dire celle qui vient en contact avec le pied, se trouve tournée vers le haut et est revêtue d'une pellicule 11 contre la transpiration et les odeurs. Cette pellicule n'est cependant pas indispensable.In the sectional view of Figure 2, there are the same elements as above, provided with the same references. The cut is carried out along the axis II-II of FIG. 1 and only affects the front part of the sole, showing the zones of '.different thicknesses, that is to say 3, respectively 4 and 5. The upper face of the sole, that is to say that which comes into contact with the foot, is turned upwards and is coated with a film 11 against perspiration and odors. This film is however not essential.
Dans la figure 3, la semelle est représentée telle qu'elle se trouve dans la chaussure, soit après défor- mation par le pied de l'usager. Pour plus de clarté, la semelle est représentée sans pellicule anti-transpiration.In FIG. 3, the sole is shown as it is in the shoe, ie after deformation by the foot of the user. For clarity, the sole is shown without anti-perspiration film.
Pour obtenir cette déformation, la semelle repré¬ sentée sur la figure 1 a été mise, par exemple après préchauffage dans la chaussure de l'usager et celui-ci a été invité à marcher. Elle s'est déformée en prenant le profil du pied et de la chaussure par suite de la nature de la matière la constituant. En outre, la défor¬ mation a été facilitée par la présence des gorges 6, 7 et 8, les biseaux 9 et 10 contribuant à un meilleur con- fort. On remarquera que cette semelle, telle que défor¬ mée, est exempte de plis. Avantageusement, la profondeur des gorges est de l'ordre de 15 à 50 % de l'épaisseur de la feuille 1.To obtain this deformation, the sole shown in FIG. 1 has been put, for example after preheating in the shoe of the user and the latter has been invited to walk. It deformed by taking the profile of the foot and the shoe due to the nature of the material constituting it. In addition, the deformation was facilitated by the presence of grooves 6, 7 and 8, the bevels 9 and 10 contributing to better comfort. Note that this sole, as deformed, is free of folds. Advantageously, the depth of the grooves is of the order of 15 to 50% of the thickness of the sheet 1.
La figure 4 montre, en coupe, IV-IV de la figure 3, le profil transversal obtenu après la déformation.Figure 4 shows, in section, IV-IV of Figure 3, the transverse profile obtained after the deformation.
En variante non représentée, la semelle au profil primitif peut être moulée autour du pied avant d'être mise dans la chaussure. In a variant not shown, the sole with a primitive profile can be molded around the foot before being put into the shoe.

Claims

REVENDICATIONS
*•* * • *
1. Semelle intérieure amovible pour chaussure pré¬ sentant une profil primitif plan ou incurvé et cons- l tituée d'une mince feuille (1) de mousse plastique ayant la forme générale du pied et se déformant progressivement 5 et définitivement au contact du pied pour en adopter fi¬ nalement le profil, caractérisée en ce que la feuille (1) présente au moins sur une partie de sa bordure et inté¬ rieurement à celle-ci une gorge (6) destinée à faciliter la déformation.1. Removable insole for shoe presenting a primitive plane or curved profile and consisting of a thin sheet (1) of plastic foam having the general shape of the foot and gradually deforming 5 and definitively in contact with the foot for finally adopt the profile, characterized in that the sheet (1) has at least on part of its border and inté¬ laughingly thereto a groove (6) intended to facilitate deformation.
10 2. Semelle selon la revendication 1, caractérisée en ce que la feuille (1) présente également, ne longeant pas la bordure, une gorge (7) en arc de cercle, deux zones (3,4) étant ainsi délimitées dont l'une (4) cor¬ respond à la votite plantaire.10 2. Sole according to claim 1, characterized in that the sheet (1) also has, not along the edge, a groove (7) in an arc, two zones (3,4) being thus delimited whose one (4) corresponds to the plantar votite.
L 15 3. Semelle selon l'une des revendications 1 ou 2, ca- ' î • .'. ractérisée en ce qu'elle présente également, ne longeant pas la bordure-, une gorge (8) en arc de cercle, une autre zone (5) étant ainsi délimitée, qui correspond aux orteils,L 15 3. Sole according to one of claims 1 or 2, ca- 'î •.'. characterized in that it also has, not going along the border, a groove (8) in an arc, another zone (5) thus being delimited, which corresponds to the toes,
4. Semelle selon l'une des revendications 2 ou 3,4. Sole according to one of claims 2 or 3,
20 caractérisée en ce que les zones (3,4,5) sont toutes de densités différentes.20 characterized in that the zones (3,4,5) are all of different densities.
5, Semelle se-lon l'une des revendications 2 ou 3, caractérisée en ce que des zones (3,4 ou 3,5) ont la même densité.5, sole according to one of claims 2 or 3, characterized in that zones (3,4 or 3,5) have the same density.
25 6. Semelle selon l'une des revendications 1 à 5, ca¬ ractérisée en ce que la feuille mince est obtenue par pressage. 7. Semelle selon l'une des revendications 1, 2 ou 3, caractérisée en ce qu'elle est préchauffée afin d'accé¬ lérer sa déformation.25 6. Sole according to one of claims 1 to 5, ca¬ acterized in that the thin sheet is obtained by pressing. 7. Sole according to one of claims 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that it is preheated in order to accelerate its deformation.
9. Semelle selon l'une des revendications 1, 2 ou 3, caractérisée en ce que la semelle est. revêtue, du côté venant en contact avec le pied, d'une pellicule (11) d'un matériau absorbant la transpiration et éliminant les odeurs. 9. Sole according to one of claims 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the sole is. coated, on the side coming into contact with the foot, with a film (11) of a material absorbing perspiration and eliminating odors.
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