EP0580709A1 - Skischuh oder sportschuh. - Google Patents
Skischuh oder sportschuh.Info
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- EP0580709A1 EP0580709A1 EP92909420A EP92909420A EP0580709A1 EP 0580709 A1 EP0580709 A1 EP 0580709A1 EP 92909420 A EP92909420 A EP 92909420A EP 92909420 A EP92909420 A EP 92909420A EP 0580709 A1 EP0580709 A1 EP 0580709A1
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- the invention relates to a ski shoe or sports shoe with a multi-part, adjustable in length and / or width sole; which has at least two longitudinal sections, at least some of the sole sections being firmly connected to shell parts and the sole sections being fixable in their relative positions with the aid of locking means.
- a ski boot of this type has been known from FR-A-2 358 117 and, according to this prior art, consists of a front and a rear sole section. These sections are mutually displaceable and adjustable in the longitudinal direction. For this purpose, pin-slot connections or other guides are provided, as well as a screw mechanism in the heel section, upon actuation of which the front sole section is pulled or pushed away to the rear section.
- the front sole section is connected to the cap part of the shoe shell and the rear sole section is connected to the rest of the shell, the two shell parts overlapping each other white.
- This known shoe is therefore adjustable in terms of its length, but no width adjustment is provided.
- the desired sealing of the shell against water can hardly be achieved in practice.
- This known ski boot deliberately starts with a waterproof shell, since reliable sealing of a multi-part shell is hardly possible, and uses a waterproof inner boot. Since the adjustment of the shoe size emanating from the dish, the structure is both in terms of Anforde ⁇ approximations to the material and in terms of integration of the adjusting and locking means consuming and expensive.
- the known construction which thus uses a cap which is displaceable in relation to the rear part of the shell and divided in two in the longitudinal direction, suffers from the disadvantage that the size can be adjusted on the one hand only in the front shoe area and on the other hand not independently of the length and width.
- the entire sole construction does not change in its outer dimensions with the adjustment mentioned, which is why it cannot be brought into line with the currently applicable standard standards for ski shoes.
- the construction is voluminous and expensive to manufacture. Reliable sealing against water will hardly be possible here either, despite the complex shell construction.
- the fixing means have at least one traction means which acts essentially symmetrically at least in the longitudinal direction of the sole and is designed to press at least two sole sections together.
- the invention thus offers the advantage that, at least within a certain size range, for example within the sizes 6 1/2 to 9, a shoe can be quickly and easily adapted to the size actually desired.
- ski boot is to be understood as representative of related sports shoes, in particular for. so-called snowboard shoes, but also for other shell shoe constructions, for example ice skates and mountain shoes.
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of a ski boot according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a top view of a sole of a shoe according to the invention in a first embodiment
- FIG. 3 shows a section through this sole in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the sole
- FIG. 4 shows various interchangeable sole sections
- 5 shows a view in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the sole on the end face of a width-adjustable section
- FIG. 6 shows the same view on the end face of a non-width-adjustable, replaceable section
- FIG. 7 shows a side view of the second embodiment of the invention Sole
- FIG. 1 shows a side view of a ski boot according to the invention
- FIG. 2 shows a top view of a sole of a shoe according to the invention in a first embodiment
- FIG. 3 shows a section through this sole in the direction of the longitudinal axis of the sole
- FIG. 4 shows various interchangeable sole sections
- 5 shows a view in the direction of the longitudinal
- FIG. 8 a plan view of the sole according to FIG. 7, FIG. 9 a view in the direction of the longitudinal axis of a width-adjustable section from FIGS. 7 and 8, FIG. 10 a section along the line XX in FIG. 8, FIG. 11 a view in the direction of the longitudinal axis of a spacer plate, FIGS. 12 and 13 in partial representations like FIGS. 7 and 8 another e embodiment of the invention, FIG. 14 shows a half of a width-adjustable section of a further embodiment in a diagrammatic representation, FIG. 15 shows a top view of the sole of a ski boot in a further embodiment, FIG. 16 shows a side view of a sole in another embodiment 17 shows a top view of this sole, FIG.
- FIG. 18 shows a view in the direction of the longitudinal axis of a width-adjustable section of this embodiment
- FIG. 19 shows the side view of the sole in another embodiment
- FIG. 20 shows a top view of this sole
- FIG. 21 shows a view of this sole View in the direction of the longitudinal axis of a width-adjustable section of this embodiment
- FIG. 22 in a further embodiment the side view of a sole
- FIG. 23 a top view of this sole
- FIG. 24 25 shows a side view of the sole
- FIG. 26 shows a top view of this sole
- FIG. 27 shows a view of a width-adjustable section of this embodiment in the direction of the longitudinal axis 28, in a further embodiment, a side view of the sole
- FIG. 29 a top view of this sole
- FIG. 30 a view of a portion of the sole of this embodiment in the direction of the longitudinal axis
- FIGS. 31 to 33 further modifications of the invention in each case in a side view of
- Fig. 1 shows a so-called tongue cover shoe, which consists of a sole 1, a shell 2 and a waterproof inner shoe 3.
- the sole 1 consists of a fixed heel section 4, a width-adjustable remote section 5, a middle section 6, a width-adjustable ball section 7 and a fixed front section 8.
- the heel section 4 of the sole is connected to a heel shell part 9, the width-adjustable heel section 5 on both sides with shell parts 10, the middle section 6 does not carry any shell parts here, the ball section 7 is connected on both sides with shell parts 11 and the front section 8 is connected to a cap part 12 , which, separated by cuts 13 on both sides, merges into a tongue extension 14.
- the incisions 13 give the tongue extension 14 a special flexibility which is expedient with regard to the size adjustment of the shoe, in particular in order to meet different instep heights.
- the shoe also has, articulated to the shell parts 10, a shaft part 15 and furthermore a tongue 16. Conventional closure means 17, such as buckles, hold the shell parts 10, 11, 14, the shaft part 15 and the tongue 16 together or act via the inner shoe 3 on the foot.
- a damping body 18 is provided between the shaft part 15 and the heel shell part 9, but this is not the subject of the invention.
- a certain over- Lapping of the individual shell parts which can also be seen in FIG. 1 and will be dealt with again below, is expedient in order to protect the foot or the inner shoe against injuries or damage.
- other ski shoes such as rear entry shoes, or other sports shoes can also be the subject of the invention.
- the sole 1 here consists of a total of five sections which are traversed by a pull rod 19 which lies in the longitudinal axis a of the sole 1.
- the pull rod 19 In the heel portion ⁇ 4 the pull rod 19 is held with a head 20, whereas they in the region of the front portion 8, a réelle ⁇ thread 21, into which a bolt 22 ein ⁇ screw is provided with its bolt head 23 in the section 8 rotatably Vorderab ⁇ , but is secured against train.
- the individual sections 4 to 8 which will be described in more detail, have form-fitting interlocking profiles here in V-shape on their abutting end faces. It can be seen that by appropriately screwing in the screw bolt 22 with the aid of a suitable tool, the sole sections can be pulled firmly against one another, so that they form a rigid sole.
- the middle section 6 can be exchanged for one of other sections 6a, b, c, d (FIG. 4).
- An additional section 6z can also be inserted into the sole structure, for example in order to extend the sole by half a size.
- the central sections are provided on their front and rear end faces with recessed, groove-like profiles which have a triangular cross section.
- the additional section 6z has a positive profile on the rear and a negative profile on the front face. It is understood that in principle it does not matter what the profiles look like in detail, but it will a good form fit between abutting sole sections is preferred.
- the sections 6, 6a to d, 6z can, as shown in FIG.
- FIGS. 2 to 6 has two width-adjustable sole sections, namely the heel section 5 and the ball section 7. According to FIG. 1, both of these sections are provided with shell parts 10 and 11 on both sides, which for simplification in FIG. 2 but is not shown. From the bale section 7, which is shown in a front view in Fig. 5, it can be seen that the section consists of a left and a right half part 71, 7r, each half part 71, 7r being integrally formed with a shell part 11. In FIG. 5, the half parts 71, 7r are shown abutting one another, thus in the narrowest position of section 7.
- the parts 71, 7r - after loosening the bolt 22 - can be moved outwards in the direction of the arrows in FIG. 5 in order to achieve a wider shoe shape.
- the sole structure is tightened again by means of the pull rod 19 and the screw bolt 22, the half parts 71, 7r remain fixed in their new position.
- the half parts 71, 7r like all other sections of the sole 1, are in a form-fitting connection with the adjacent sections via the profiles mentioned.
- the sole 1 of the ski boot consists of five sections, which are designated 104, 105, 106, 107 and 108 from the rear to the front, the sections 104, 105 and 108 in principle designed the same are like sections 4, 5 and 8 of the first embodiment. O ther ways of length or width adjustment, however, are shown in the example of the central portion 106 and the front portion 108th
- the central section 106 consists of two parts 106a, 106b which can be displaced relative to one another in the longitudinal direction, the legs of the U-shaped section part 106b encompassing the section part 106a on the outside. Narrow side webs 25 of part 106a engage in correspondingly designed grooves 26 on the inside of the legs of part 106b.
- One or more spacer plates 27 can be inserted between the front end face of the part 106a and the part 106b, as can be seen in FIG. 8, so that the parts 106a, 106b drawn together by means of a pull tube 28, comparable to the pull rod 19 of the previous embodiment be kept at a selectable, defined distance from each other. It goes without saying that in this way the sole length can be adjusted according to the desired shoe size, it also being possible to use spacer plates 27 of different thicknesses.
- the spacer plates can have a recess 29 narrowed at the top, so that they can be inserted from below by snapping the draw tube 28.
- small lateral webs or lugs 30 can be formed on a spacer plate 27, which engage when the plate 27 is inserted into the grooves 26 of the part 106b.
- this type of snap connection requires a certain elasticity of the materials used, but this is the case with the plastics usually used for sole construction.
- the heel section 105 can be width-adjustable in the same way as the sections 5 and 7 according to FIGS. 2 and 3.
- a view of this heel section 105 in the direction of the longitudinal axis is shown in FIG. 9 in the position in which the left and right Abut half part 105r, 1051.
- the width-adjustable bale section 107 also consists of two half parts 1071, 107r, which are mutually displaceable in the transverse direction.
- toothings 31 are formed on the two parts, which cooperate with a gear wheel 32 in such a way that the transverse displacement of the half parts 1071, 107r inevitably takes place jointly and in opposite directions.
- the gear 32 is inserted into a flat cylindrical recess 33 provided between the parts 1071, r, indicated in FIG. 7, and can also be rotatable about an axis inserted through the draw tube 28.
- a more detailed illustration of a gear-coupled cross adjustment is shown below.
- the pull tube 28 in the heel section 104 can be secured against pulling and twisting by means of a transverse rivet 34, a screw bolt 22 engaging in an internal thread of the pipe 28 on the front section 108 as shown in FIG. 3.
- the pull tube 28 can also be held and tightened at the heel end by means of a screw bolt 35.
- the pull tube 28 is relaxed or opened by means of the screw bolt 22 or both screw bolts 35, 22. After adjusting the width of the sections 105 and / or 107 and the length of the section 106 by means of the plate 27, the draw tube is tightened again and the sole 1 is given the necessary strength, the individual adjustable section parts being held in place immovably .
- FIGS. 7 and 8 show a more precise design of the two parts 1071, 107r of a width-adjustable section 107 with gear coupling, wherein the shell parts 11 omitted in FIGS. 7 and 8 can also be seen in FIG. 13.
- the parts 1071, r have recesses 36 which together form a chamber 37 which accommodate the gear 32 and racks 38.
- the racks are formed with the toothing 31.
- the gear 32 is rotatable on an axis 39 stored, which runs through the pull tube 28 or a pull rod.
- triangular profiles 40 can be seen in cross section, which cooperate with the sections lying in front and behind in the sole.
- the racks 38 can - like the gear 32 - be made of metal and fastened to the parts 1071, r by rivets.
- the racks 38 can be formed in one piece with the parts 107r, 1, which is shown in FIG. 14.
- the half part 107r shown here has negative, triangular cross-sections 43 on its front and rear end faces, which interact with corresponding positive profiles of the sections 108 and 106 abutting front and rear.
- FIG. 15 Another possibility of adjusting the length of a central section 206 is shown with reference to FIG. 15.
- This section 206 corresponds in its basic form to section 106 according to FIG. 8 and likewise consists of two parts 206a, 206b which can be displaced relative to one another.
- a continuous transverse bore 45 is provided so that a plug pin 46 through a desired aligned pair of bores 44 and the bore
- the facing inner surfaces of the legs of part 206b and the surfaces of part 206a cooperating with these surfaces can be fine Have teeth 48 in order to improve the form fit between the parts 206a, 206b or to achieve an additional friction fit.
- a toothing 48 can also be provided in other embodiments, for example those according to FIGS. 8, 17 or 20.
- the length of the part 206 can thus be done by repositioning the bolt 46 without the need for spacer plates as shown in FIG. 8.
- all sections 204 to 208 are drawn together to form a solid sole 1 by means of a central pull tube 28.
- the sole 1 also consists of five sections 304 to 308.
- the length-adjustable middle section 306 is comparable in terms of its shape to sections 106 and 206 of FIGS. 8 and 15, but the mutual fixing of the parts 306a, 306b which are displaceable relative to one another takes place here with the aid of vertical transverse bolts 49 which are provided by corresponding bores 50 in FIG both parts 306a, b are pluggable and fixable.
- Section 305 consists of a base part 305b in which the left and right parts 3051, 305r, provided with shell parts 10, are guided in a transverse manner, for example by means of a dovetail guide, in a transverse shaft 51, the configuration of the sections being chosen such that those with profiles provided section parts 3051, 305r or the corresponding parts of section 307 in turn have positive contact with the end faces of adjacent sections in order to achieve the desired fixation of all sole parts when all sections are tightened.
- a steel band 52 was selected as the traction means.
- This steel strip 52 is guided in a longitudinal shaft 53 which extends completely through the sections 305, 306 and 307 and partially through the sections 304 and 308.
- the steel band 52 has a plurality of holes 54 and can be connected to this section 308 in different longitudinal positions by means of a bolt 55 which is inserted through one of these holes 54 and a bore 56 in the front section 308.
- the steel band 52 is suspended in a threaded sleeve 57, into which a clamping screw 58 can be screwed, which can be rotated with its head 59 in the heel section 304, but is supported against tension.
- the desired length of the section 306 is first determined, the width settings of the sections 305 and 307 are made and then the steel band 52 is hung on the section 308 by means of the bolt 55 in such a position that by screwing in the tensioning screw 58 into the threaded sleeve 57, which is suspended via a pin 60 in the rear end of the band 52, the latter can be tensioned in such a way that all parts of the sole 1 remain positively and frictionally clamped together to form a solid whole. It should be noted that the use of a steel band 52 as a traction means enables a very flat construction of the sole 1.
- the sole 1 consists of four sections 404, 405, 406 and 408, the length-adjustable middle section 406 being basically the same as section 206 in FIG. 15, but spacing plates 27 as in FIG. 8 used.
- the traction means here consists of a front bolt 61 which is anchored in the front section 408 in a tensile manner by means of a transverse pin 62.
- the bolt is connected to a draw tube 64 via corresponding bores and a cross pin 63, which is at its rear end has an internal thread into which a clamping screw 65 can be screwed.
- section 405 The width adjustment of section 405 is carried out similarly to e.g. 7 and 8 in section 105.
- the front section 408 has two width-adjustable section parts 4081, 408r, which can be moved in the transverse direction with the aid of two threaded spindles 661, 66r.
- the extended inner ends of these threaded spindles are rotatable on a U-shaped retaining bracket 67.
- the threaded spindles 661, r engage with their threads in corresponding internal threads of the section parts 4081, r, so that a rotation of the spindles 661, r by means of e.g.
- a screwdriver engaging in slots 68 on the outer spindle ends displaces the section parts 4081, r inwards or outwards in accordance with the desired size adjustment.
- a clamping screw 69 is used, which engages from the underside of the sole in a thread of the bracket 67, passes through it and engages the bolt 61.
- the clamping screw 69 is guided in a longitudinal slot 70 of section 408, so that in this way the U-shaped bracket 67 together with the threaded spindles 661, r and the section parts 4081, r can also be adjusted in the longitudinal direction.
- FIGS. Embodiment of the invention shown He ⁇ 22 to 24 is characterized mainly by the fact that the Sections of the sole 1, in the example five sections 504 to 5.08 by means of a flexible traction means, namely a steel cable 71 which runs essentially around the outer edge of the sole 1 and runs most of its length in a circumferential groove 72 of the sole 1.
- the rope 71 can be tensioned by means of a buckle 73 attached laterally to the middle section 406.
- a length-adjustable component here a nut-thread arrangement 74 or adjusting spindle, is provided between the buckle 73 and the rope 71, or incorporated into the rope 73 at another point.
- the individual sole sections are at least partially penetrated by a central tube 75, which gives the sole arrangement a certain basic strength, but in the present case does not serve as a traction device.
- a full rod can also be used.
- the form-fitting connection of abutting sole sections here has a tooth-like profile 76, as can be clearly seen from FIG. 22.
- Sections 505 and 507 are adjustable in width.
- the example of section 507 shows a threaded spindle 77 running transversely below the tube 75, which is rotatably mounted in a U-shaped bracket 78 comprising the tube 75 and is provided with left and right-hand counter-rotating thread sections. Nuts 79 1, r are seated on these threaded sections and are seated in corresponding sections of section parts 5071, 507r. It can be seen that turning the threaded spindle 77 by means of a suitable tool causes the section parts 5071, 507r to migrate outwards or inwards at the same time.
- recessed grooves 80 are formed on the circumference of the section parts 5071, 507r. Such grooves 80 can also be found on section 505.
- the middle section 506 is interchangeable in this embodiment against longer or shorter sections, as was explained in detail in connection with FIGS. 3 and 4.
- the middle, non-width-adjustable section 606 consists of two parts 6061, r, which have special tongues 81 which engage in corresponding recesses in the other part, in order to bring about a better connection.
- a variant of the thread adjustment of the two width-adjustable sections 605, 607 is shown, in which the threaded spindle 83 can engage in threaded bores of the sections 605, 607 itself.
- the threaded spindle 83 is mounted on a U-shaped bracket 84 which is inserted from above, comprising a central tube 85.
- the width-adjustable sections 605, 607 are formed here in two parts and it should be noted that the holding brackets 84 are arranged within recesses 86 which enable the lengths 605, 607 to be displaced.
- the length of the sole 1 is adjusted here in that the central section 606 is made against a longer or shorter central section or by inserting additional sections, such as section 6z according to FIG. 4 .
- 28 to 30 consists of five sections from 704 to 708, of which two sections 705 and 70 by simply pushing one another or pulling apart their half parts 7051, r, 7071, r are adjustable in width, i.e. without special adjustment or coupling means, such as gears, spindles or the like.
- the middle, not width-adjustable section 706 is formed in two parts, the two parts 7061, r being additionally plugged together and secured by transverse pins 87 can.
- a central traction cable 88 is provided here, which can be tensioned by means of a pulley-like arrangement.
- a roller 89 Untitled buildin ⁇ around which an auxiliary rope 90 is running, the anchored with one end at the heel portion 704 and with its other end mit ⁇ means of a clamping screw 91 can be tightened.
- the rope 88 ends in a loop 92 in the front, which can be suspended by means of a bolt 93 in one of several bores 94 provided in the front section 708.
- two longitudinal rods 95 are provided here, which are guided in bores of the two halves 7061, r of the middle section 706, which cannot be adjusted in width, and in the halves of the adjustable parts 705 adjoining them at the front and rear. 707 are guided in slot-like shafts 96.
- This example shows that the form-fitting profiling between adjacent sections can also include a semicircular shape, for example.
- 31 shows the possibility of exchanging the entire heel or front section 4 or 8, so that, for example, the rounded shape typical of a snowboard boot can be achieved in the heel or toe area. This also results in an improvement in the effect according to the invention in that not only a size variation is possible in a simple manner, but even a transition to another type of shoe with a minimal outlay in terms of shape.
- a central section 6 can also be adjustable in width, for example by means of a spindle 97.
- This central section 6 supports raised shell parts 6 * for the protection of the foot or inner shoe and can also be correspondingly longer or shorter Parts to be replaced.
- the ski boot shown in FIG. 33 has the following as a special feature.
- Cap member 12 is fixed with an already previously described flexible tongue extension 14, but also an elongate, along the sole 1 rearwardly extending protective strip 98, of the 99 be ⁇ is strengthened at the heel cup portion 10 by means of an additional adjusting and fixing screw.
- a pin-slot connection is provided for this purpose, in the present case the slot 100 is formed in the heel shell section 10.
- This protective strip 98 primarily protects the foot against lateral collision with stones or other obstacles and is recommended in connection with the invention since there is no closed solid shell.
- the invention can be applied in the same way, for example in a so-called rear entry shoe.
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