ES1103490U - Sports shoe with fixed and removable sole and midsole modules (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Sports shoe with fixed and removable sole and midsole modules characterized by having the front part of the sole and fixed midsole and the disappearance of the rear part of these, although at any time the rear part can be reinserted in a modular way by segments being able to leave these fixed or removable. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

SPORTS SHOES WITH FIXED AND REMOVABLE FLOOR AND TRAILER MODULES

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION 5

The present invention relates to a sports shoe that has a sole divided into two or more sections. Each of these sections can be attached to the sole of the shoe in a fixed way or by means of some type of anchorage in an indistinct way, with the exception of a rear foot that must be free at least its rearmost part (rear).

This sports shoe with Multifunctional Sole FBR is designed for runners who according to their 10 needs can support the foot on the ground in three ways:

1) With all its plant: Rearfoot, Midfoot and Forefoot

2) With the middle and front part of the foot: Midfoot and Forefoot.

3) With the exclusively front part: Forefoot

The design is intended for the user to use the shoe with both the system: 15

 A) “Conventional”, which consists of supporting the entire sole of the foot on the ground (Rearfoot, Midfoot and Forefoot) when walking or running. The shoe now contains all of its sole sections.

B) “FBR” (Faster & Better Runners) in which the user only supports the foot in the middle and / or front part because one or several sections of the shoe have been removed from the back (Midfoot and / or of the Rearfoot). twenty

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

There is a large market of running or running shoes and these depend largely on the type of tread we have (pronator or supinator), the terrain and the type of race and all of them are shoes that cover the entire foot.

When an athlete runs, he has a tendency to do it the same way he walks, that is, by first supporting the heel to subsequently slide the entire weight of the body to the toe of the foot where he makes the forward thrust that the race causes. The current shoes have been designed to fit the foot perfectly and are as comfortable as possible for the user, as well as have some cushioning to improve the race and eliminate possible muscle, bone, tendon, ligament and even joint injuries. 30

This way of running, supporting the entire sole of the foot, and covering its three segments (Rearfoot, Midfoot and Forefoot) is known as "conventional." But it has been seen that if one or more segments of the sole of the shoe are removed from its back, the athlete's way of running automatically changes because the way of resting the foot on the floor changes, and this different way of Running favors the development of muscle strength, improves the technique of running and also the frequency of stride.

The elimination of these segments of the sole corresponds essentially to those of the Rearfoot and Midfoot.

The two main objectives of the shoe with FBR Multifunctional Sole are on the one hand that the runner can use the shoe in the "conventional" mode, which is the one that is used today in 40 days for both walking and running, and on the other hand that you can use the same shoes in mode

FBR to improve muscle strength, running technique and stride frequency. And this happens by removing one or several parts of the sole from the part of the Midfoot and / or the Rearfoot

When one or more parts of the sole of the shoe (of the Rearfoot and / or Midfoot) are removed, the heel is suspended in the air when the foot rests on the ground, and this “flotation” favors the development of the Force 5 of the single and twin muscles due to the tension they support. This muscular development is accentuated the less sole surface there is in the shoe because more tension is exerted on the soleus and twin muscles. This happens by walking or running. Obviously when running, the power of these muscles will develop more because the load that is applied to each impulse is greater. 10

On the other hand, the Frequency / Speed of the stride is improved the less surface of the sole in the shoe, the fewer segments of the sole are available when running, because there is less surface contact with the ground and therefore before take off the foot of it. He does it in a shorter time.

In addition, the myotatic reflex that is activated in the soleus and twin muscles due to overstimulation helps 15 the impulse to be faster.

This mode is the best way to develop speed in the corridors.

If we want to develop pure speed, the one used by sprinters, we will do it by eliminating the entire sole of the Rearfoot and practically all, or the entire sole of the Midfoot. This way we will run only with the Forefoot or, with the Forefoot and a little of the midfoot. twenty

This will also be a sole that has cushioning and will help prevent injuries.

Some manufacturer has some models of running shoes with nails in the front of these, which, when supporting this part, favors the forward impulse and speed but that have no damping, since the nails are attached only to a hard plate that dampens nothing. 25

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Therefore, the present invention has the task of presenting complete shoes that by means of anchors can be removed or put on one, or several segments of the sole of the shoe, according to the needs and objectives of the sports user.

At the same time, none, one or some segments can be fixed, without the possibility of removing them. These 30 fixed segments, if any, will be in the Forefoot and / or Midfoot.

This system, called FBR Multifunctional Sole (Faster & Better Runners) is a novel sole design arranged in sneakers created so that modern athletes can:

On the one hand, walking and running in the "conventional" way, supporting the entire heel on the floor, and on the other hand that can run only with the middle and / or front part of the foot, to improve the strength of the muscles of the muscles. legs, career technique and stride frequency, by eliminating one or more segments of the Midfoot and / or the Rearfoot

The sneaker with fixed and detachable sole modules:

- It can be used in the "conventional" mode for walking and running, by supporting the entire heel on the ground. 40

- It can be used in FBR mode, eliminating one or more segments of the Rearfoot and also of the Midfoot, which forces the foot to be supported with its middle and front part, and just below the center of gravity of the body. And therefore the negative phase of the race is eliminated which is

beneficial to improve the efficiency and technique of the race. At the same time, the strength of the sole, twin and Achilles Tendon muscles is developed with more emphasis than when done with the "conventional" mode.

- By being able to eliminate one, several or all segments of the sole, they can be changed to new ones when they are worn, without the need to change the entire shoe. 5

- When used in FBR mode, the elastic and reactive force of the muscles mentioned above is used by the myotatic reflex. And it is that upon stretching the muscles tend to contract reflexively or automatically.

           -

 You learn and improve the most natural running technique that exists for man, also supported by the most advanced damping systems that help us not to injure neither the bones, nor the joints, nor ligaments, nor muscles, of feet legs and back. The damping is logically in the forefoot part completely and in the midfoot can be total or partial, depending on the needs of the athlete.

- By being able to eliminate one or several parts of the sole (of the Rearfoot and / or Midfoot), the athlete can adapt progressively to the way of running supporting only the middle and / or front part of the foot, removing and putting segments to your convenience and as more security and confidence you acquire.

The shoe with fixed and removable sole modules can have an implement or block that can be placed or removed by one or more anchors in the area of the Rearfoot.

This heel allows the wearer not to lower the heel more than normal in case he does not have enough strength in the Achilles Tendon, in the twins and alone.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Figure 1 is a side view of what is the "conventional" support shoe, where Antepie 1, Mediopie 2 and Rearfoot 3 are shown. 25

Figure 2 is a side view of what is the conventional support shoe, where the forefoot 1, the retro foot 3 is shown, and the half foot is divided into two parts, an anterior 5 and a posterior 4.

Figure 3 is a side view of what is the conventional support shoe, where the forefoot is shown as an entire part 1. The retro foot is divided into two parts, an upper 8 and a lower 7. The half foot is divided into several zones, first there is a front zone of the half foot 4, and the rear part 30 of this half foot is divided into an upper part 9 and a lower part 6.

Figure 4 is a side view of what is the conventional support shoe where you can see a front part that is the forefoot 1. The half foot is divided into two parts, a front 4 and a back 5, while the Retro foot only consists of a top 10.

Figure 5 is a side view of what is the front support shoe, where the forefoot, the midfoot 2 and a back heel 11 is observed.

DESCRIPTION OF A PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

In view of the figures discussed above, it can be seen that the present invention is a sports shoe which has a sole divided into two or more segments. One, several or all of these segments can be removed or put to the user's liking, being attached to the sole of the shoe by means of anchors.

The sole may have none, one or more of its segments fixedly attached to the shoe, but not all. The rear of the rearfoot can never be fixed.

In Figure 1 both the Antepie 1, the Mediopie 2 and the rear support (rearfoot) can be attached by anchoring or fixed.

In Figure 2 the fixed part is the Forefoot 1 and the front part of the Midfoot 4, while the movable parts 5 engaged by anchoring are the back of the Midfoot 5 and the Rearfoot 3.

In Figure 3 the fixed parts are the Forefoot 1 and the front part of the Midfoot 4. While there are four parts entangled by anchors that are the back-top and back-bottom parts of the Midfoot 6 and 8, and the top and bottom parts of Retropíé 7 and 9.

In Figure 4 the fixed part is the forefoot 1 and the front part of the midfoot 4, while the movable part 10 crimped by means of anchors is the rear part of the midfoot 5 and the upper part of the rearfoot 10.

In Figure 5 the fixed part is the forefoot 1 while the midfoot 2 while and the rear block 11 can be crimped by means of anchorage or fixed.

The bottom or sole will be made of material that has enough grip like rubber, adding materials of different densities to promote cushioning. fifteen

The different segments of the sole can have amplitudes, heights, widths, shapes and densities equal or different from each other. Each of these segments can be attached to the floor of the shoe plant in a fixed way or with one or more “remove and put” anchors. The implement or block can have the same or different height, width, shape and density as the other segments of the sole, and can be attached by one or more anchors 20

In the upper part it has a mooring system that corresponds to two cords that will tie the shoe at the foot of the corridor.

The materials to be used will be porous and elastic materials.

Claims (1)

1. SPORTS SHOES WITH FIXED AND REMOVABLE FLOOR AND TRAILER MODULES characterized by having the front part of the sole and midsole fixed and the disappearance of the rear part of these, although at any time you can reinsert the rear part in a modular way by segments being able to leave these fixed or detachable. 5