ES1055108U - Anklet and espinillera antiesguinces. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

An anti-sprain ankle and splint, of the type used in the lower limbs of a person to prevent sprains, characterized in that it is constituted by a main piece (1) and (17) made of plastic material, leather or textile well foamed or lined by another material that does not cause chafing on contact with the skin; said main piece possessing two lateral projections and two lower projections with velcro (4) and (15). This utility model covering two main variants namely: a first variant or ankle in which the upper portion (1) shinguard can be whole or split and in the upper part is curved in the form of half shin (26) in the case of the ankle, adaptable to both the front and back of the leg, simply by changing it standing up. In this portion a piece of rubber, foam or foam (19) is attached to cushion the protection of the shin. It also carries a piece of rubber or plastic (18) slightly curved for a better adaptation to the shin; at the ankles and approximately where the lower projections with velcro (4) and (15) are born have respective protective ankle pieces (2) with an oval contour of approximately 7 cm that allows them to be moved and adapted to different foot sizes, these protective ankle pieces (2) are a material that can vary between rubber or the like, air, water or other liquid, gas, etc; these two lower projections start in an u-shaped opening (27), where it has two tabs with a material such as velcro (4) and (15) or similar, located one on the outside in the cut (4) and another in the inside in the lining (15), which are joined together in correspondence with the sole of the user's foot; while the two lateral projections have for their best adaptation and closure two pieces of velcro, one outside in the cut (3) and another inside in the lining (13) that are joined laterally around the leg of the user for its better adaptation and closure . In the second variant or ankle-shin splint, the difference lies in that the model is constituted by an upper portion or shin guard (17) which for these purposes is significantly higher than in the case of the ankle brace, which covers the whole shin; and has in its central part in plastic material (18) a slightly curved protection to achieve a better protection of the shin. Which protection has a sector (20) for the insertion of an anagram, and a plurality of front ornaments (22), (23), (24) and (25) that are uniformly distributed covering the entire front of the shin guard; the rest of the shin strap ankle is identical to that described for the ankle brace. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)