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EP3415024B1
EP3415024B1 EP18178139.4A EP18178139A EP3415024B1 EP 3415024 B1 EP3415024 B1 EP 3415024B1 EP 18178139 A EP18178139 A EP 18178139A EP 3415024 B1 EP3415024 B1 EP 3415024B1
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Valdo CHILESE
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
    • A43B5/002—Mountain boots or shoes
    • A43B5/003—Mountain boots or shoes for free climbing
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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    • A43B13/00—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units
    • A43B13/14—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units characterised by the constructive form
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
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    • A43B13/141—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units characterised by the constructive form with a part of the sole being flexible, e.g. permitting articulation or torsion
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B13/00—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units
    • A43B13/14—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units characterised by the constructive form
    • A43B13/18—Resilient soles
    • A43B13/187—Resiliency achieved by the features of the material, e.g. foam, non liquid materials
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B23/00—Uppers; Boot legs; Stiffeners; Other single parts of footwear
    • A43B23/02—Uppers; Boot legs
    • A43B23/0205—Uppers; Boot legs characterised by the material
    • A43B23/021—Leather
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B23/00—Uppers; Boot legs; Stiffeners; Other single parts of footwear
    • A43B23/08—Heel stiffeners; Toe stiffeners
    • A43B23/088—Heel stiffeners
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B23/00—Uppers; Boot legs; Stiffeners; Other single parts of footwear
    • A43B23/08—Heel stiffeners; Toe stiffeners
    • A43B23/16—Heel stiffeners; Toe stiffeners made of impregnated fabrics, plastics or the like
    • A43B23/17—Heel stiffeners; Toe stiffeners made of impregnated fabrics, plastics or the like made of plastics

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  • climbing shoes generally comprise: a leather shoe-upper which is substantially sock-shaped so as to accommodate and completely cover the foot, including the sole of the foot; a front tensioning band made of highly elastic rubber, which is substantially U-bent and is fixed by gluing onto the tip of the shoe-upper so as to surround the tarsus-phalangeal region of the foot; a rear tensioning band made of highly elastic rubber, which is substantially U-bent and is fixed by gluing to the rear part of the shoe-upper so as to cover the region above the calcaneus of the foot, and then extends along the two lateral sides of the shoe-upper up to meet and join to the front tensioning band; and a sole made of soft and flexible elastomeric material with a high friction coefficient and substantially non-extendible, which is fixed by gluing to the bottom of the shoe-upper, above the front and rear tensioning bands, so as to cover the whole of the sole of the user's foot.
  • a front tensioning band made of highly elastic rubber, which is substantially
  • the sole is moreover provided at the back with a large oblong tongue that rises along the heel up to the height of the rear tensioning band, while remaining substantially astride the midplane of the shoe, and in addition overlaps two protective inserts made of low-elasticity rubber or other similar elastomeric material, which are substantially seashell-shaped and are fixed by gluing to the two lateral sides of the shoe-upper so as to cover and protect both sides of the calcaneus of the user's foot.
  • Aim of the present invention is therefore to provide a climbing shoe that overcomes the drawbacks described above.
  • reference number 1 denotes as a whole a climbing shoe that may be particularly advantageously used for climbing on rock walls classified as grade IV or higher, where climbers usually have to use the heel of their foot for progressing in the climbing.
  • the climbing shoe 1 basically comprises: a shoe-upper 2, preferably made of leather, which is substantially sock-shaped so as to accommodate and completely cover the foot of the user, including the sole of the foot; and a front sole 3 made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material with a high friction coefficient and substantially non-extendible, which is firmly fixed to the bottom or insole 4 of the shoe-upper 2, preferably by gluing.
  • the bottom or insole 4 of the shoe-upper 2 is divided longitudinally into a front or tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a that is immediately underneath the tarsus-phalangeal region of the sole of the user's foot; a central or plantar-arch portion 4b that is immediately underneath the plantar arch region; and a rear or talus-calcaneal portion 4c that is immediately underneath the talus-calcaneal region of the sole of the user's foot.
  • the front sole 3 is preferably made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material with a hardness (UNI 4916) preferably lower than 80 ShoreA and optionally ranging between 69 and 75 ShoreA, and is shaped so as to cover the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, preferably roughly up to the border with the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2.
  • a hardness UNI 4916
  • the front sole 3 only covers a portion of the bottom or insole 4 of shoe-upper 2.
  • the front sole 3 is made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material with a density (UNI 7092) preferably comprised between 1.12 and 1.50 g/cm3 (grammes per cubic centimetre).
  • the front sole 3 is preferably made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material such as, for example, the XS Edge compound or the GRIP 2 compound manufactured by VIBRAM.
  • the front sole 3 is preferably shaped so as to more or less completely cover the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2a, and optionally also a small area/region of the plantar-arch portion 4b.
  • the climbing shoe 1 moreover comprises a rear sole 5 which is likewise made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material with a high friction coefficient and substantially non-extendible, and is firmly fixed to the bottom or insole 4 of the shoe-upper 2, preferably by gluing.
  • rear sole 5 is preferably made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material with a hardness (UNI 4916) preferably lower than 80 ShoreA and optionally ranging between 69 and 75 ShoreA, and is shaped so as to at least partially cover the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2.
  • a hardness UNI 4916
  • the rear sole 5 is thus separate, discrete and spaced apart from the front sole 3.
  • the rear sole 5 is equally preferably made of a soft and flexible elastomeric material such as, for example, the XS Edge compound or the GRIP 2 compound manufactured by VIBRAM.
  • the climbing shoe 1 additionally comprises one or more tensioning bands made of elastic material, i.e. of a material with an elastic modulus (also known as Young's modulus) significantly lower than that of soles 3 and 5, which are firmly fixed to the shoe-upper 2 preferably by gluing, and are adapted to embrace and tighten the shoe-upper 2 onto the foot of the user.
  • elastic modulus also known as Young's modulus
  • the elastic-material tensioning band or bands are moreover pre-tensioned in order to embrace and tighten the shoe-upper 2 strongly onto the foot of the user, and optionally also so as to bend/curve downwards the foot of the user.
  • the climbing shoe 1 is preferably provided with at least one front tensioning band 6 and at least one rear tensioning band 7, both preferably pre-tensioned, which are preferably made of highly elastic rubber or other elastomeric material with an elastic modulus 2-3 times lower than that of sole 3 and/or of sole 5, and are finally firmly fixed to the shoe-upper 2 preferably by gluing.
  • the front tensioning band 6 surrounds the tip 8 of the shoe-upper 2.
  • the rear tensioning band 7 instead surrounds the rear part of the shoe-upper 2, remaining substantially above the heel portion 9 of the shoe-upper 2, i.e. above the portion of shoe-upper 2 that covers the rear end of the calcaneus of the user's foot.
  • the tensioning bands 6 and 7 are made of an elastomeric material with a hardness (UNI 4916) preferably greater than 90 ShoreA.
  • the front tensioning band 6 is substantially U-bent and is firmly fixed to the tip 8 of the shoe-upper 2 so as to surround/embrace the tarsus-phalangeal portion of the foot of the user, i.e. the front part of the foot, preferably also extending/prolonging on the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a of the bottom 4, underneath the front sole 3.
  • the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6 furthermore extend on the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 one towards the other, so as to meet/join firmly together preferably at the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a and/or the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4.
  • the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6 preferably overlap and are glued one over the other, directly at the portion of bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 located substantially astride the tarsus-phalangeal region and the plantar arch region of the sole of the user's foot.
  • the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6 preferably overlap and are glued one over the other roughly at the border between the portions 4a and 4b of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2.
  • the central segment 6b of front tensioning band 6 is substantially hood-shaped, so as to cover and protect both the sides and the upper part of the tip 8 of the shoe-upper 2, i.e. the part of shoe-upper 2 on the opposite side of the sole 3.
  • the central segment 6b of front tensioning band 6 is preferably shaped so as to also extend on the part of shoe-upper 2 covering the instep of the user's foot.
  • the rear tensioning band 7 is substantially U-bent and is fixed to the rear part of shoe-upper 2, so as to cover the area of the shoe-upper 2 immediately above the heel portion 9, and then extends along the two inner and outer lateral sides 10 of shoe-upper 2 towards the front sole 3, preferably up to reach and join the front tensioning band 6, preferably by gluing.
  • the rear tensioning band 7 is preferably structured so as to reach and join the front tensioning band 6 along the lateral sides 10 of the shoe-upper 2, close to the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 and near the border between the portions 4a and 4b of the bottom 4, i.e. near the border between the tarsus-phalangeal region and the plantar arch region.
  • the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7 furthermore extend the other on the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 one towards, affecting the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4 and optionally also the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a and/or the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4.
  • the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7 extend on the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 so as to meet and firmly joined to one another and/or to the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6, preferably by gluing, roughly at the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4.
  • the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7 are preferably shaped so as to cover substantially the whole of the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, in addition to a small sector of tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a and a small sector of talus-calcaneal portion 4c.
  • the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6, in turn, extend along the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 so as to go beyond the border between the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a and the plantar-arch portion 4b, in order to overlap the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7 at the plantar-arch portion 4b of the bottom 4.
  • the rear sole 5 is shaped and arranged so as to cover, preferably substantially entirely, the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, and the heel portion 9 of shoe-upper 2 (i.e. the portion of shoe-upper 2 that covers the end of the calcaneus of the user's foot), preferably up to the height of rear tensioning band 7.
  • the climbing shoe 1 furthermore comprises a pair of lateral protective inserts 11 made of low-elasticity rubber or other similar elastomeric material, which are substantially shell-shaped and are firmly fixed to the lateral sides 10 of the shoe-upper 2, preferably by gluing, so as to be adjacent to the rear sole 5 on opposite sides thereof, so as to cover and protect the two sides of the calcaneus of the user's foot.
  • a pair of lateral protective inserts 11 made of low-elasticity rubber or other similar elastomeric material, which are substantially shell-shaped and are firmly fixed to the lateral sides 10 of the shoe-upper 2, preferably by gluing, so as to be adjacent to the rear sole 5 on opposite sides thereof, so as to cover and protect the two sides of the calcaneus of the user's foot.
  • the lateral protective inserts 11 moreover are made of an elastomeric material with a hardness greater than that of the material forming soles 3 and 5.
  • the rear sole 5 is substantially L-bent so as to form a lower flat portion 12 and an upper flat portion 13 substantially perpendicular to one another.
  • the lower flat portion 12 covers the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, preferably substantially up to the border with the plantar-arch portion 4b and preferably locally overlapping the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7.
  • the upper flat portion 13 covers the heel portion 9 of the shoe-upper 2 (i.e. the portion of shoe-upper 2 that covers the end of the calcaneus of the user's foot), preferably up to the height of rear tensioning band 7 and preferably also extending underneath the central segment of the rear tensioning band 7.
  • each protective insert 11 is roughly triangular in shape and is firmly fixed to the shoe-upper 2 so as to have a first lateral border 11a adjacent to the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5, and a second lateral border 11b adjacent to the lower flat portion 12 of rear sole 5.
  • the lateral borders 11a and 11b of each protective insert 11 are therefore consecutive and preferably also substantially perpendicular to one another.
  • each protective insert 11 is moreover shaped so that its lateral border 11a covers/overlaps and is also firmly fixed to a corresponding and complementary lateral border 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5, preferably substantially for the whole length of said lateral border 13a.
  • the lateral border 11a of protective insert 11 is preferably fixed by gluing to the corresponding lateral border 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5.
  • each protective insert 11 overlaps and is firmly fixed to a corresponding and complementary lateral border 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5.
  • each protective insert 11 is furthermore shaped so that its lateral border 11b continues/extends on the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, towards the centreline of the flat portion, while remaining underneath the lower flat portion 12 of rear sole 5 and preferably also underneath the adjacent end 7a of rear tensioning band 7.
  • the lower flat portion 12 of rear sole 5 overlaps the lateral border 11b of both protective inserts 11 and is firmly fixed to said lateral borders 11b preferably by gluing.
  • the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7 moreover at least partially cover/overlap the lateral borders 11b of the two protective inserts 11.
  • the two lateral borders 13a of the upper flat portion 13 delimit, on the same upper flat portion 13, a substantially ribbon-like medial strip 13b that preferably has a thickness greater than that of the two lateral borders 13a and/or greater than that of the two protective inserts 11, so as to form a vertical ridge or rib which extends substantially on the midplane of the shoe and protrudes/ juts out beyond the two protective inserts 11 that flank it.
  • the medial strip 13b of upper flat portion 13 has a thickness greater than that of the lateral borders 13a, so as to form a vertical ridge or rib that covers and protects the calcaneus of the user's foot, and protrudes beyond the two protective inserts 11 flanking it.
  • the medial strip 13b of upper flat portion 13 additionally has an average width l greater than 0.8 cm (centimetres), and preferably ranging between 1.2 and 2.5 cm (centimetres).
  • the two protective inserts 11 are preferably made of an elastomeric material having an elastic modulus both lower than that of soles 3 and 5 and greater than that of tensioning bands 6 and 7.
  • the climbing shoe 1 preferably also includes a substantially ribbon-like medial tensioning band 14 which is firmly fixed to the bottom or insole 4 of shoe-upper 2 substantially for its entire length preferably by gluing, and which extends roughly from the centre of the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a of bottom 4 roughly up to the centre of the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of bottom 4, while remaining more or less astride the centreline of bottom 4, so as to be able to prevent the elongation of shoe-upper 2.
  • a substantially ribbon-like medial tensioning band 14 which is firmly fixed to the bottom or insole 4 of shoe-upper 2 substantially for its entire length preferably by gluing, and which extends roughly from the centre of the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a of bottom 4 roughly up to the centre of the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of bottom 4, while remaining more or less astride the centreline of bottom 4, so as to be able to prevent the elongation of shoe-upper 2.
  • medial tensioning band 14 extends underneath the front sole 3 and the rear sole 5, and is firmly fixed to the front sole 3 and to the rear sole 5 preferably by gluing.
  • the front sole 3 is firmly fixed to the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, above the front end of medial tensioning band 14, and is firmly fixed to the medial tensioning band 14 preferably by gluing.
  • the rear sole 5 is firmly fixed to the bottom 4 of shoe-upper above the rear end of medial tensioning band 14, and is firmly fixed to the same medial tensioning band 14 preferably by gluing.
  • the medial tensioning band 14 is preferably made of highly elastic rubber or another elastomeric material with an elastic modulus significantly lower than that of front sole 3 and of rear sole 5, and is preferably pre-tensioned.
  • the medial tensioning band 14 furthermore has a width always less than the width of the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2, and extends along the bottom 4 of shoe-upper 2 from the tarsus-phalangeal portion 4a to the talus-calcaneal portion 4c of the bottom 4, preferably overlapping the two ends 6a of front tensioning band 6 and the two ends 7a of rear tensioning band 7.
  • climbing shoe 1 The functioning of climbing shoe 1 is easily inferable from the above description, and therefore does not require further explanation.
  • the overlap between the lateral borders 11a of protective inserts 11 and the two corresponding lateral borders 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5 prevents fraying of the rear sole 5 even under particularly high tangential stresses.
  • the protruding ridge or rib present along the medial strip 13b of the upper flat portion 13 increases the grip on the rock, facilitating the climber during heel-hooking.
  • only one of the two lateral protective inserts 11 is arranged on the shoe-upper 2 so that its lateral border 11a overlaps and is firmly fixed to the corresponding lateral border 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of rear sole 5.
  • the protective insert 11 located on the outer lateral side 10 of shoe-upper 2 is preferably fixed to the shoe-upper 2 with the lateral border 11a overlapping the corresponding lateral border 13a of the upper flat portion 13 of sole 5.
  • the rear sole 5 is made as a single piece with the front sole 3 so as to form a large monolithic sole made of soft and flexible elastomeric material with a high friction coefficient and substantially non-extendible, which is firmly fixed to the bottom or insole 4 of shoe-upper 2 preferably by gluing, so as to cover the whole of bottom 4, and in addition is provided at the back with a big flat portion or tongue that rises along the heel portion 9 of shoe-upper 2 preferably up to the height of rear tensioning band 7, so as to cover and protect the part of the shoe-upper 2 that covers the calcaneus of the user's foot.
  • the protective inserts 11 are firmly fixed to the lateral sides 10 of shoe-upper 2 in such a way that at least one of them has the lateral border 11a overlapping the corresponding and complementary lateral border of the rear flat portion or tongue of the monolithic sole.
  • the climbing shoe 1 lacks the medial tensioning band 14.

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  1. Kletterschuh (1) umfassend: einen im Wesentlichen sockenähnlichen Oberschuh (2), welcher derart geformt ist, dass er den Fuß des Benutzers vollständig bedeckt; eine hintere Sohle (5), welche aus elastomerem Material hergestellt ist und fest am Boden (4) und am hinteren Teil des Oberschuhs (2) befestigt ist; ein Paar von Schutzeinlagen (11) aus elastomerem Material, welche im Wesentlichen muschelförmig sind und fest an den beiden seitlichen Seiten (10) des Oberschuhs (2) neben der hinteren Sohle (5) befestigt sind; und mindestens ein Spannband (6, 7, 14), welches aus einem elastischen Material hergestellt ist und fest an dem Oberschuh (2) befestigt ist, um den Oberschuh (2) auf dem Fuß des Benutzers festzuziehen;
    wobei die hintere Sohle (5) im Wesentlichen L-förmig ist, sodass sie einen unteren flachen Abschnitt (12), der den talus-calcanealen Abschnitt (4c) des Bodens (4) des Oberschuhs (2) bedeckt, und einen oberen flachen Abschnitt (13) aufweist, der den Fersenabschnitt (9) des Oberschuhs (2) bedeckt;
    wobei jede Schutzeinlage (11) an dem Oberschuh (2) derart befestigt ist, dass er einen ersten seitlichen Rand (11a) neben dem oberen flachen Abschnitt (13) der hinteren Sohle (5) und einen zweiten seitlichen Rand (11b) neben dem unteren flachen Abschnitt (12) der hinteren Sohle (5) aufweist;
    wobei der Kletterschuh (1) dadurch gekennzeichnet ist, dass mindestens eine der beiden Schutzeinlagen (11) derart geformt ist, dass ihr erster seitlicher Rand (11a) einen entsprechenden und komplementären seitlichen Rand (13a) des oberen flachen Abschnitts (13) der hinteren Sohle (5) überlappt und fest mit diesem verbunden ist.
  2. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der erste seitliche Rand (11a) der besagten Schutzeinlage (11) den entsprechenden und komplementären seitlichen Rand (13a) des oberen flachen Abschnitts (13) der hinteren Sohle (5) im Wesentlichen über die gesamte Länge desselben seitlichen Randes (13a) des oberen flachen Aschnitts (13) überlappt.
  3. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der obere flache Abschnitt (13) der hinteren Sohle (5) mit einem mittleren Streifen (13b) versehen ist, der eine Dicke aufweist, die größer ist als die der beiden seitlichen Ränder (13a) desselben oberen flachen Abschnitts (13) und/oder größer als die der beiden Schutzeinlagen (11), sodass ein vertikaler Grat oder eine vertikale Rippe gebildet wird, der/die sich im Wesentlichen auf der Mittelebene des Schuhs erstreckt und über die beiden Schutzeinlagen (11), die denselben Grat oder dieselbe Rippe flankieren, vorsteht/vorspringt.
  4. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der mittlere Streifen (13b) des oberen flachen Abschnitts (13) im Wesentlichen bandartig ist und eine durchschnittliche Breite (I) von mehr als 0,8 Zentimetern aufweist.
  5. Kletterschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sich der zweite seitliche Rand (11b) der besagten Schutzeinlage (11) auf den talus-calcanealen Abschnitt (4c) des Bodens (4) des Oberschuhs (2) unterhalb des unteren flachen Abschnitts (12) der besagten hinteren Sohle (5) erstreckt.
  6. Kletterschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Kletterschuh zusätzlich eine vordere Sohle (3) aufweist, welche aus einem elastomeren Material hergestellt ist und fest auf dem Boden (4) des Oberschuhs (2) befestigt ist, um den tarsus-phalangealen Abschnitt (4a) des Bodens (4) des Oberschuhs (2) zu bedecken.
  7. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die vordere Sohle (3) getrennt, diskret und mit Abstand von der besagten hinteren Sohle (5) angeordnet ist.
  8. Kletterschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das besagte mindestens eine Spannband (6, 7, 14) ein vorderes Spannband (6) beinhaltet, welches im Wesentlichen U-förmig und fest an der Spitze (8) des Oberschuhs (2) befestigt ist, um den tarsus-phalangealen Abschnitt des Fußes des Benutzers zu umgeben/umfassen.
  9. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die beiden Enden (6a) des besagten vorderen Spannbandes (6) an dem Boden (4) des Oberschuhs (2), im Wesentlichen an der Grenze zwischen dem tarsus-phalangealen Abschnitt (4a) und dem plantar-gewölbten Abschnitt (4b) des Bodens (4) miteinander verbunden sind.
  10. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 8 oder 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das mittlere Segment (6b) des vorderen Spannbandes (6) im Wesentlichen haubenförmig ist, sodass es sowohl die Seiten als auch den oberen Teil der Spitze (8) des Oberschuhs (2) bedeckt und schützt.
  11. Kletterschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das besagte mindestens eine Spannband (6, 7, 14) ein hinteres Spannband (7) beinhaltet, welches im Wesentlichen U-förmig gebogen und am hinteren Teil des Oberschuhs (2) befestigt ist, um den Bereich des Oberschuhs (2) unmittelbar über dem Fersenabschnitt (9) des Oberschuhs (2) zu bedecken und sich dann entlang der beiden seitlichen Seiten (10) des Oberschuhs (2) zu erstrecken.
  12. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sich das hintere Spannband (7) entlang der beiden seitlichen Seiten (10) des Oberschuhs (2) bis zum vorderen Spannband (6) erstreckt.
  13. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 11 oder 12, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sich die beiden Enden (7a) des hinteren Spannbandes (7) auf dem Boden (4) des Oberschuhs (2) erstrecken, sodass sie zumindest teilweise den plantar-gewölbten Abschnitt (4b) bedecken und vorzugsweise auch mit den beiden Enden (6a) des vorderen Spannbandes (6) zusammenkommen.
  14. Kletterschuh nach Anspruch 13, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sich die beiden Enden (7a) des hinteren Spannbandes (7) über die zweiten seitlichen Grenzen (11b) der beiden Schutzeinlagen (11) erstrecken.
  15. Kletterschuh nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das besagte mindestens eine Spannband (6, 7, 14) ein im Wesentlichen bandähnliches mittleres Spannband (14) beinhaltet, welches im Wesentlichen über seine gesamte Länge fest am Boden (4) des Oberschuhs (2) befestigt ist und sich etwa von dem Zentrum des tarsus-phalangealen Abschnitts (4a) des Bodens (4) bis etwa zu dem Zentrum des talus-calcanealen Abschnitts (4c) des Bodens (4) erstreckt, während es mehr oder weniger rittlings auf der Mittellinie des Bodens (4) bleibt.
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