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- JPH0412961B2 JPH0412961B2 JP63019431A JP1943188A JPH0412961B2 JP H0412961 B2 JPH0412961 B2 JP H0412961B2 JP 63019431 A JP63019431 A JP 63019431A JP 1943188 A JP1943188 A JP 1943188A JP H0412961 B2 JPH0412961 B2 JP H0412961B2
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Classifications
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- 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
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- 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
- A43B13/141—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
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- 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
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- Walking Sticks, Umbrellas, And Fans (AREA)
Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
(産業上の利用分野)
本発明は靴のほぼ長手方向に延びる軸線を中心
にしてねじり剛性を減少させるための薄弱区画を
土踏まずに設けて足の自然運動に適応するように
前方底部分が前記軸線を中心にして後方底部分に
相対的にねじれるようになつた特にスポーツ靴の
靴底部に関する。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Industrial Application Field) The present invention accommodates the natural movement of the foot by providing a weakened section in the arch of the foot to reduce torsional stiffness around an axis extending generally in the longitudinal direction of the shoe. It relates in particular to a sole of a sports shoe, in which the front sole part is twisted relative to the rear sole part about said axis.
(従来の技術とその課題)
ほぼ楔状骨の付近、すなわち靴底部の土踏まず
の上部で足の前部とかかとの間が足の自然の横揺
れ時に、足のほぼ長手方向に存在する軸線を中心
にしてねじり作用が起る。このねじれ運動を考慮
して、靴底部の土踏まずに意図的に薄弱区画を設
け、靴のほぼ長手方向に存在する軸線を中心にし
て前方底部分を後方底部分に対しねじれさせるこ
とは生物力学上公知である(ドイツ特許明細書第
804901号)。このような薄弱区画は靴底の厚さま
たは靴底部の土踏まず部分の厚さを薄くすること
によつて行われるが、靴のほぼ長手方向に延びた
中央突出部を残しておくことが望ましく(ドイツ
公告明細書DE−AS第1485804号)、または靴底部
の側縁から内側に延び且つ剛性の少ない充填材料
を充填した凹部を設けることができる。(Conventional technology and its problems) When the foot moves naturally, around the cuneiform bone, that is, at the top of the arch of the shoe sole, between the front part of the foot and the heel, the center is centered on the axis that lies approximately in the longitudinal direction of the foot. A twisting action occurs. Taking this torsional movement into consideration, it is biomechanically important to intentionally create a weak section in the arch of the sole of the shoe, and to twist the front sole part relative to the rear sole part about the axis that exists in the approximately longitudinal direction of the shoe. It is known (German Patent Specification No.
No. 804901). Such a thin section is achieved by reducing the thickness of the sole or the arch of the shoe sole, but it is desirable to leave a central protrusion extending approximately in the longitudinal direction of the shoe ( German published specification DE-AS 1485804), or a recess extending inwardly from the side edge of the sole and filled with a less rigid filler material can be provided.
靴底部の土踏まずのねじり剛性を減少するため
の薄弱部はまた必然的に横方向軸線を中心にした
靴底部の曲げ抵抗を減少させる結果となる。これ
はまた上述の考えにより、靴底部がかかと部材を
有する靴の土踏まず部分において摩耗するのを防
止するための楔状の長手方向靴底を作り、この設
計により足の土踏まず部に堅固な支持面を設ける
ことが提案された。しかしながら、特にスポーツ
靴の場合に、基本的に望ましい後方底部分に対す
る前方底部分のねじれ性能が、靴底が土踏まず部
分のねじりによつて撓む許りでなくこの部分で容
易に曲がることができる場合に、足の不適当な案
内作用と保持作用をもたらすことが判明した。そ
の理由は足が中足骨の部分で過剰な自由運動を有
する結果によるものである。このことは特に漫歩
またはハイキングをしているとき、荒々しく走し
ているとき、ジヨツギング等をしているとき、一
般に避けることができない凹凸にランナーの足が
ぶつかつたとき横方向の安定性を欠くことにより
顕著となる。 A weakened section to reduce the torsional stiffness of the arch of the shoe sole also necessarily results in a reduction in the bending resistance of the sole about the lateral axis. This also uses the above idea to create a wedge-shaped longitudinal sole to prevent the sole from wearing out in the arch area of the shoe with the heel member, and this design provides a firm support surface for the arch area of the foot. It was proposed that it be established. However, especially in the case of sports shoes, the torsional performance of the front sole section relative to the rear sole section, which is basically desirable, does not allow the sole to flex due to the torsion of the arch section and can easily bend in this section. It has been found that in some cases this results in inadequate guidance and retention of the foot. The reason is that the foot has excessive free movement in the metatarsal region. This is especially true when a runner's foot hits unavoidable bumps, such as when walking or hiking, running wildly, jogging, etc. This becomes more noticeable when there is a lack of .
したがつて、本発明は前方底部分と後方底部分
の間の望ましいねじりの緩和作用に悪影響を与え
ることなく、足を良好に案内して保持することが
できる前述の型式の靴底部を提供することを目的
としている。 The invention therefore provides a sole of the aforementioned type that is able to guide and hold the foot well without adversely affecting the desired torsion relief between the front sole portion and the rear sole portion. The purpose is to
(課題を解決するための手段)
上記目的は本発明により、靴底部の土踏まずを
靴の長手方向に対し横方向に延びる軸線を中心に
して曲がらないよう強化装置によつて強化するこ
とにより達成される。(Means for Solving the Problems) According to the present invention, the above object is achieved by strengthening the arch of the shoe sole with a reinforcing device so that it does not bend around an axis extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the shoe. Ru.
したがつて、本発明によれば、靴底部の土踏ま
ずが靴の長手方向に対し横方向の軸線を中心にし
て曲がらないよう強化装置によつて強化され、こ
の場合の曲げ抵抗の増大は特に凸状の靴底部が下
方向に曲がるとき、すなわち靴底部の接地側に向
つて曲がるときに生ずる曲げ運動に関係がある。 Therefore, according to the invention, the arch of the shoe sole is strengthened by a reinforcing device so that it does not bend around an axis transverse to the longitudinal direction of the shoe, and the increase in bending resistance in this case is particularly caused by convexity. It relates to the bending motion that occurs when the sole of the shoe bends downward, that is, toward the ground contact side of the sole.
ねじり抵抗を有し且つ靴の長手方向に延びるべ
きである前記強化装置を靴底の接地側近くに保留
することが特に効果的である。このエレメントは
何等曲げ強度を有する必要がない。その理由は靴
底の強化作用が引張り抵抗エレメントの非伸張性
またはほんの僅かの伸張性と、該エレメントを靴
底の“中立曲げ繊維”の下に配置することにより
得られるからである。引張りに強く且つ例えばス
トリツプ形状をしているエレメントがそれ自体ね
じり剛性を持たず、そのため後方底部分に対する
前方底部分の望ましいねじり性能に何等悪影響を
与えないことは顕著な効果である。したがつて、
靴底部の土踏まず部における曲げ強度はこのよう
な引張り抵抗部材を使用することにより、靴底部
の土踏まずのねじり剛性に影響を与えることな
く、広い範囲内で制御することができる。別の重
要な効果として、それ自体曲げ強度を有する強化
装置(例えば鋼製シヤンクスプリング等)に比較
して、前記引張り抵抗装置による強化作用を相当
軽くすることができ、このことはスポーツ靴にお
いて重要なことである。引張り強度があり且つ殆
んど非伸張性であり、高強度で非常に軽い材料、
例えば金属ワイヤー、炭素繊維及びガラス繊維、
プラスチツクワイヤー及びこのような材料で作つ
たストリツプ状エレメントが存在する。 It is particularly advantageous to keep the reinforcement device, which should have torsion resistance and extend in the longitudinal direction of the shoe, close to the ground side of the sole. This element need not have any bending strength. The reason for this is that the reinforcing effect of the sole is obtained by the inextensibility or only slight extensibility of the tensile resistance element and by its placement under the "neutral bending fibers" of the sole. It is a significant advantage that the tensile-resistant and, for example, strip-shaped element has no torsional rigidity of its own and therefore does not have any adverse effect on the desired torsional performance of the front bottom part relative to the rear bottom part. Therefore,
By using such a tensile resistance member, the bending strength of the arch of the sole can be controlled within a wide range without affecting the torsional rigidity of the arch of the sole. Another important effect is that the reinforcement effect of the tensile resistance device can be considerably reduced compared to reinforcement devices that themselves have bending strength (e.g. steel shank springs), which is particularly important in sports shoes. It's important. A material with high tensile strength and almost no extensibility, high strength and very light weight.
For example metal wire, carbon fiber and glass fiber,
Plastic wires and strip-like elements made of such materials exist.
本発明の特定の実施例において、靴底部の土踏
まずにおけるねじり剛性を減らす薄弱区画は縁か
ら内側へ横方向または斜めに(前方または後方に
傾斜して)延び、靴の長手方向に存在する靴底部
の突出部まで延びている凹部である。前記突出部
は靴底部の側縁の間のほぼ中央を延びている。そ
の形状は引張りに強い前記エレメントが前記突出
部に沿つて延びるようになつている。この構成に
よると普通のように靴底部をプラスチツク材料で
作るとき、前記引張り抵抗エレメントが前記突出
部の中にその下側で埋め込まれる。また前記エレ
メントを前記突出部の自由下面に沿つて設けるこ
とができ、この場合に前方底部分と後方底部分に
固定している摩耗靴底が、前記引張り抵抗エレメ
ントを地面に直接接触させない。このようにして
前記引張り抵抗エレメントは靴底部の接地側に非
常に接近して配置される。 In a particular embodiment of the invention, the zone of weakness that reduces the torsional stiffness in the arch of the sole extends laterally or diagonally (sloping forward or backward) medially from the edge of the sole in the longitudinal direction of the shoe. It is a recessed part extending to a protruding part. The protrusion extends approximately centrally between the side edges of the sole. Its shape is such that the tensile resistant element extends along the projection. According to this construction, when the sole is made of plastic material, as is customary, the tensile resistance element is embedded in the projection on its underside. The element can also be provided along the free lower surface of the protrusion, in which case abrasion soles fixed to the front sole part and the rear sole part do not bring the tensile resistance element into direct contact with the ground. In this way, the tensile resistance element is placed very close to the ground side of the sole.
たとえ前記強化装置が上述の引張り抵抗エレメ
ントにより作られても、それは全長にわたり靴底
部の中に埋め込まれ、そのため全長にわたり力を
伝達して強化作用をもたらす。しかし、これは曲
げに対し抵抗性がある強化装置並びに引張りに僅
かの抵抗性がある強化装置の両方の場合は必ずし
も必要でなく、その両端を適当に靴底部にしつか
りと固定することが重要な点となる。この目的で
強化装置の端部に係留用挿入体を靴底部に例えば
直接埋め込んで固定するのが望ましい。この係留
用挿入体は靴底部が横揺れをするとき、作用する
力に応じて靴の長手方向の移動に抵抗できるよう
な形状をしている。 Even if the reinforcing device is made by the above-mentioned tensile resistance element, it is embedded in the sole of the shoe over its entire length, thus transmitting forces over its entire length and providing a reinforcing effect. However, this is not always necessary in the case of reinforcing devices that are resistant to bending as well as those that are slightly resistant to tension, and it is important that both ends of the reinforcing devices are properly and firmly fixed to the sole of the shoe. It becomes a point. For this purpose, it is advantageous to fix the anchoring insert at the end of the reinforcing device, for example by embedding it directly in the sole of the shoe. The anchoring insert is shaped to resist movement in the longitudinal direction of the shoe in response to forces acting on it as the sole rolls.
添付図面を参照して本発明の実施例を詳細に説
明する。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
(実施例)
内底(図示せず)と一緒になつて靴底部を形作
る図示の外底は基本的に、例えばポリウレタンの
ような発泡プラスチツク材料で作つた中間底1
と、地面に接触する輪郭成形ずみの摩耗底2とを
有する。外底は前方底部分3と、土踏まず部分5
の後方底部分4とに細分される。靴底はそれぞれ
外縁と内縁から内側に延び斜め前方に傾斜した2
個の凹部からなる薄弱区画6,7に細分されてい
る。第3図に示すように前記薄弱区画6,7は靴
底部の中をその高さの半分以上まで延びている。
薄弱区画6,7が相互に対面する端部の間におい
て前記中間底1はその厚さが不変であり、したが
つて靴底の長手方向のほぼ中心を通る突出部分8
を提供する。前記薄弱区画6,7が存在するの
で、前方底部分3が後方底部分4に対しねじれの
点で“非連結”である。換言すれば前方底部分3
は、突出部分8のほぼ長手方向に延びた軸線を中
心にして、後方底部分4に対しねじれることがで
き、このねじれは人間の足が横揺れをするときの
足の自然な運動に相当するものであり、したがつ
てこの横揺れを援助する。EXAMPLE The illustrated outsole, which together with the inner sole (not shown) forms the sole of the shoe, is essentially an intermediate sole 1 made of a foamed plastic material, such as polyurethane.
and a contoured wear sole 2 in contact with the ground. The outer sole is the front bottom part 3 and the arch part 5
It is subdivided into a rear bottom portion 4. The soles extend inward from the outer and inner edges and slope diagonally forward.
It is subdivided into weak sections 6 and 7 consisting of several recesses. As shown in FIG. 3, the weakened sections 6, 7 extend within the sole to more than half its height.
Between the mutually facing ends of the weakened sections 6, 7, the intermediate sole 1 remains constant in its thickness, so that a projecting portion 8 passes approximately through the longitudinal center of the sole.
I will provide a. Due to the presence of said weakened sections 6, 7, the front bottom part 3 is torsionally "uncoupled" with respect to the rear bottom part 4. In other words, the front bottom part 3
can be twisted relative to the rear sole part 4 about an approximately longitudinal axis of the projecting part 8, this twisting corresponding to the natural movement of the human foot when it sways from side to side. , and thus assists in this lateral movement.
強化エレメント9が中間底1に埋め込まれてい
る。該強化エレメント9は引張りに対し強くて伸
びが少なく(例えばナイロンから作る)、並列状
態に結合されて扁平ストリツプとなつたプラスチ
ツクワイヤー91と、該ワイヤー91の端部に固
定された係留用挿入体92,93を有する。直径
が例えば1.5mmであるプラスチツクワイヤー91
が、なるべくプラスチツク材料で作つた係留用挿
入体92,93に対し、例えば直接この中に埋め
込むことによつて固定される。また、前記プラス
チツクワイヤー91はその全長にわたり互いに結
合されている。係留用挿入体92,93は板状で
あり(第2図)且つ横方向脚部94を有する。前
記係留用挿入体92,93に孔95を備え、モー
ルド作業中または成形作業中に中間底1の材料が
前記孔95から流入して前記係留用挿入体を靴底
に埋め込むことができる。 A reinforcing element 9 is embedded in the midsole 1. The reinforcing element 9 is a tensile-resistant, low-stretch plastic wire 91 (for example made of nylon) connected in parallel to form a flat strip, and a mooring insert fixed to the end of the wire 91. It has 92 and 93. Plastic wire 91 with a diameter of e.g. 1.5 mm
are fixed to the mooring inserts 92, 93, preferably made of plastic material, for example by embedding directly therein. Furthermore, the plastic wires 91 are connected to each other over their entire length. The mooring inserts 92, 93 are plate-shaped (FIG. 2) and have lateral legs 94. The anchoring inserts 92, 93 are provided with holes 95 through which the material of the midsole 1 can flow during the molding or shaping operation to embed the anchoring inserts in the sole.
第2図に示すように、プラスチツクワイヤー9
1が沿つて延びている突出部分8の下側は摩耗底
2の接地側の上部に配置されている。図示の実施
例において、摩耗底2はプラスチツクワイヤー9
1の露出する中断部すなわち孔10を、靴底の両
方の部分すなわち前方底部分3と後方底部分4の
両方に有する。このことによつて前方底部分3が
後方底部分4に対しねじれるときに、プラスチツ
クワイヤー91によつて形成された前記ストリツ
プが必ず曲がつた状態になる。しかし、孔10は
必要でなく、強化エレメント9と特にプラスチツ
クワイヤー91は、該ワイヤー91を損傷しない
よう防護するため、摩耗底2によつて完全に覆わ
れることができる。 As shown in FIG.
The underside of the protruding part 8 along which 1 extends is arranged on the upper part of the grounding side of the wear sole 2. In the embodiment shown, the wear sole 2 is made of plastic wire 9.
1 exposed interruption or hole 10 in both parts of the sole, i.e. in both the front sole part 3 and the rear sole part 4. This ensures that when the front bottom part 3 is twisted relative to the rear bottom part 4, said strip formed by the plastic wire 91 is bent. However, the holes 10 are not necessary and the reinforcing element 9 and in particular the plastic wire 91 can be completely covered by the wear sole 2 in order to protect said wire 91 from damage.
以上の説明から次のことが判明する。突出部分
8に垂直に延びる横方向軸線を中心にした前記外
底の曲げ強さは前記強化エレメント9の伸び抵抗
により制御することができる。若し靴底の曲げ強
さを増したいときは、プラスチツクワイヤー91
の数とそれらにより形成されるストリツプの幅を
増大することができる。また原則として、プラス
チツクワイヤーの厚さを増大することができる
が、そのために土踏まず部分における靴底部のね
じり剛性の増大を避けるように注意すべきであ
る。 From the above explanation, the following becomes clear. The bending strength of the outsole about a transverse axis extending perpendicular to the protrusion 8 can be controlled by the stretch resistance of the reinforcing element 9. If you want to increase the bending strength of the sole, use plastic wire 91.
The number of strips and the width of the strips formed by them can be increased. It is also possible in principle to increase the thickness of the plastic wire, but care should be taken to avoid increasing the torsional stiffness of the sole in the arch region.
図示実施例で説明したプラスチツクワイヤー9
1の代りに、引張り強さのある別の強化装置を使
用することもできる。すなわち、係留用挿入体9
2,93によつてストリツプ状のガラスや炭素繊
維のメツシユや綱や布を、前述の方法と同じよう
に靴底に埋め込んでも良い。このような布によつ
て形成されるストリツプの幅を選ぶことによつ
て、靴底部の重さにいちじるしい影響を与えるこ
となく、引張り強度したがつて曲げ強度を広い範
囲内で制御することができる。しかしながら、厚
さを薄くすることにより、それに対応して曲げ強
さは弱くなるが引張り強度は相当大きい偏平な金
属ストリツプを配置することも本発明の範囲に含
まれる。 Plastic wire 9 explained in the illustrated embodiment
Instead of 1, other reinforcement devices with tensile strength can also be used. That is, the mooring insert 9
According to No. 2,93, a strip of glass or carbon fiber mesh, rope or cloth may be embedded in the sole in the same manner as described above. By choosing the width of the strip formed by such a fabric, the tensile strength and therefore the bending strength can be controlled within a wide range without significantly influencing the weight of the sole. . However, it is also within the scope of the invention to provide a flat metal strip with a correspondingly lower bending strength but with a significantly higher tensile strength due to its reduced thickness.
第1図は本発明の靴底の1部を分解した底面
図、第2図は第1図の線−における断面図、
第3図は矢印の方向に見た第1図の外底の1部
分の側面図である。
1……中間底、2……摩耗底、3……前方底部
分、4……後方底部分、5……土踏まず部分、
6,7……薄弱区画、8……突出部分、9……強
化エレメント、10……孔、91……プラスチツ
クワイヤー、92……係留用挿入体、93……係
留用挿入体、94……横方向脚部、95……孔。
FIG. 1 is an exploded bottom view of a part of the sole of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line - in FIG. 1,
3 is a side view of a portion of the outsole of FIG. 1, looking in the direction of the arrow; FIG. 1... Middle sole, 2... Worn sole, 3... Front bottom part, 4... Back bottom part, 5... Arch part,
6, 7... Weak section, 8... Projecting portion, 9... Reinforcing element, 10... Hole, 91... Plastic wire, 92... Mooring insert, 93... Mooring insert, 94... Lateral leg, 95... hole.
Claims (1)
ねじり剛性を減少させるための薄弱区画6,7を
土踏まず部分5に設けて足の自然運動に適応する
ように前方底部分3が前記軸線を中心にして後方
底部分4に相対的にねじれるようにしたスポーツ
靴等の靴底部1,2において、前記靴底部1,2
の土踏まず部分5が靴の長手方向に対し横方向に
延びる軸線を中心にして曲がらないよう強化装置
9によつて強化されていることを特徴とするスポ
ーツ靴の靴底部。 2 前記強化装置が引張りに対し強く、靴の長手
方向に延びて前記靴底部1,2にその接地側近く
で係留されているエレメント91であることを特
徴とする請求項1記載の靴底部。 3 引張りに強い前記エレメント91がストリツ
プ形状であり、係留用挿入体92,93によつて
前記エレメント91の端部が前記靴底部に固定さ
れていることを特徴とする請求項2記載の靴底
部。 4 ねじり剛性を低下させるための薄弱区画が縁
から内側へ横方向または斜めに延びた凹部6,7
であり、該凹部6,7が靴底部において靴の長手
方向に延びる突出部分8に達し、引張りに強い前
記エレメント91が前記突出部分8によつて延び
ていることを特徴とする請求項2または3記載の
靴底部。 5 前記エレメント91が前記突出部分8の自由
下面に沿つて延びていることを特徴とする請求項
4記載の靴底部。 6 引張りに強い前記エレメントが金属、プラス
チツク材料、炭素繊維またはガラス繊維等のロツ
ドやワイヤーで形成されていることを特徴とする
請求項2〜5のいずれか1項記載の靴底部。 7 前記ロツドまたはワイヤーが互いに平行状態
に配置され、例えば接着剤や溶接により互いに接
続されていることを特徴とする請求項6記載の靴
底部。 8 引張りに強い前記エレメントが引張力に対し
強く、伸びの少ない繊維から成る布またはメツシ
ユであることを特徴とする請求項2〜5のいずれ
か1項記載の靴底部。[Scope of Claims] 1. The front sole portion is provided with weakened sections 6, 7 in the arch portion 5 to reduce torsional stiffness about an axis extending substantially in the longitudinal direction of the shoe to accommodate the natural movement of the foot. 3 is twisted relative to the rear sole portion 4 about the axis, and the sole portions 1 and 2 of the sports shoes, etc.
A sole portion of a sports shoe, characterized in that the arch portion 5 of the shoe is reinforced by a reinforcing device 9 so as not to bend around an axis extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the shoe. 2. Shoe sole according to claim 1, characterized in that said reinforcing device is a tensile-resistant element 91 extending in the longitudinal direction of the shoe and anchored to said soles 1, 2 near their ground contact sides. 3. The shoe sole according to claim 2, characterized in that the tensile-resistant element 91 is in the form of a strip, and the ends of the element 91 are fixed to the sole by means of mooring inserts 92, 93. . 4 Recesses 6, 7 in which weakened sections for reducing torsional rigidity extend laterally or diagonally inward from the edges
Claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the recesses (6, 7) reach a protruding part (8) extending in the longitudinal direction of the shoe in the sole, and the tensile-resistant element (91) extends by the protruding part (8). 3. The sole of the shoe described in 3. 5. Shoe sole according to claim 4, characterized in that said element (91) extends along the free lower surface of said projecting portion (8). 6. Shoe sole according to any one of claims 2 to 5, characterized in that the tensile-resistant element is made of metal, plastic material, carbon fiber or glass fiber rod or wire. 7. Shoe sole according to claim 6, characterized in that the rods or wires are arranged parallel to each other and connected to each other, for example by adhesive or welding. 8. The shoe sole according to claim 2, wherein the tensile-resistant element is a cloth or mesh made of fibers that are strong against tensile force and have little elongation.
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