MXPA97003164A - Improved shoe for football and simila sports - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an improved shoe for Soccer Futuro Football and similar sports, which comprises in combination a front section and a back section that together with the sole, form the body of the shoe, tabs formed by the ends of the section front, front ends that are part of the back section, which become constrictive when they overlap the tabs, a cover that is part of the front section is located on the instep of the foot, when you enter the shoe , a housing located inside the cover and in which an instep is optionally accommodated, eyes located on the lower edge of each of the tabs, through which the shoelaces penetrate to tie the shoe, a rear loop positioned in the upper part of the heel, through which the shoelaces are inserted to secure the same in the pair lateral or rear of the shoe and thus facilitate the tying of the same, as already said, either on the back or on the side of the shoe

Description

IMPROVED SHOE FOR FOOTBALL AND SIMILAR SPORTS BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION From time immemorial man has felt the need to protect his feet in some way, many and varied have been the modalities that humanity has adopted for such purpose, from the simple wrap with plants or animal skins, to the sophisticated footwear that in the present is used. Also through the different eras of history, different types of games and sports have been developed for the recreation of people or for the practice of some exercise. Among the most relevant in this field is the sport called Soccer in its different modalities: Soccer, Rugby, American Football or Fast Soccer (Indoor Soccer). In the sports mentioned above and more specifically in football Soccer, a specific type of footwear is used, however, and despite the progress that the human being has reached in all areas, still, the type of shoes used to play football, practically remains the same as that used since the end of the 19th century.

One of the most notable disadvantages of the shoes that are currently used to play football, is that they are tied, in all cases, in the upper front of the shoe and precisely in the area that is positioned directly on the instep of the foot . If you take into account that in soccer practice, preferably football, 90% of the execution is done hitting the ball with the instep and in that place there is a board formed by the tongue, the eyes, the shoe and the knot and in some cases some device of identification, it would have to be concluded that such modality, surely has been cause of injuries in a certain number of players, and in many occasions it is reason to kick the ball defectively. Many years have passed since the invention of the common shoe to play football, however nothing has been done about it.

By means of the present invention, the aforementioned problem is solved and in addition a remarkable advantage is added to the soccer shoes Soccer preferably, which consists of a cover that is part of the front section; in this way, and taking into account that the shoe object of this invention is not tied on the instep, the player is provided with an unbeatable protector in the instep area, especially for the advantage that inside the cover, optionally , a lodging is provided in which a empeinera can be introduced (a term that did not exist to date, because there was no possibility of using such an attachment), preferably made of flexible plastic, with this improvement it is absolutely possible to neutralize a stomp or a blow and also perform a better directed and more powerful hit of the ball, thereby improving the quality of the game.

The present invention is the result of many years of observation, personal practice and special ingenuity to solve the problem in a simple, but definitely original and ingenious way to innovate what is known in the field of technology, which to date no Technician in the field had done.

As you study the description and observe the drawings that illustrate it, many variations can be imagined, so it is not my intention to limit the scope of the invention to what is included in the description and the accompanying drawings, but the to claim any variation that, using the principles proposed, results in the same industrial results.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The characteristic details of the present invention are clearly shown in the following description and in the accompanying drawings, as an illustration of that and serving the same reference signs to indicate the same parts in the figures shown.

Figure 1.- Shows an isometric view of the shoe. Figure 2 shows a top view of the shoe. Figure 3 shows a bottom view of the shoe. Figure 4 shows a front view of the shoe. Figure 5 shows a rear view of the shoe. Figure 6 shows a longitudinal elevated view of the shoe. Figure 7 shows an isometric view of the shoe unfastened. Figure 8 shows an isometric view of the shoe fastened. Figure 9 shows a view in longitudinal section of the cover. Figure 10.- Shows a front view of the instep or protector. Figure 1 1.- Shows a side view of the instep or protector.

With reference to said figures, the invention comprises in combination a body (1) that in its lower periphery (3), joins the sole or floor (2) forming between the two a hollow (10) in which the foot of the person who fits it. The body (1) is preferably formed of two sections, a front section (4) whose lateral rear ends form tongues (5); and a rear section (6), whose front front ends (7) form two cons (8) on which the tongues (5) of the front section (4) overlap. In such a position, the hole (10) of the shoe is produced, through which the foot of the person who is going to use it penetrates. In the upper part of the front section (4), by the arrangement of the form that has been conceived, is located, on the instep, a cover (11) that is provided with a housing (12) in which optionally is introduced a protector or instep (9) preferably made of flexible plastic or cardboard.

Distributed on the lower edge of the tongues (5) are a plurality of eyes (13) in which the strap or shoe (14) penetrates, with which the shoe is tied, and whose anchoring will be optionally located on the back or on the sides.

By the provision of the means that are incorporated into this type of shoe, there is a huge advantage when compared to the shoes that are currently used to play football; instead of the player having to pass the shoe (14) on the instep and then below the sole (2) to tighten the same, with the incorporated gear, the shoe (14), moves directly underneath the sole (2) of the shoe and with this, if one takes into account the position of the cover (11) and the way in which the shoe (14) is placed in the eyes (13), it will be observed that said shoe (14). ) operates as a brace, pulling the cover (11), with which it is possible to affirm that the player is provided with a natural support on his instep, without the disadvantage of a bulky and dangerous rim like the one that results from tying the shoe (14) on the instep which happens with all the shoes used to play soccer and similar sports.

As I mentioned earlier, it is not my intention to limit the scope of the proposed invention to what is strictly described and illustrated, but to reserve any variation that, based on the improvement claimed, results in the same industrial results.

It also has the invention with a lock (16) located in the upper part of the heel (15), serving said lock (16) so that through it pass the shoelaces (14) and in this way it is possible that the tied of said laces (14) can be made under the sole (2) by pulling the cover (11) and finally tie it laterally or in the back.

Claims (1)

1. R E I V I N D I C A C I O N S Having described the invention I consider as a novelty and therefore claim as my property, what is contained in the following clauses: - Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports, of the type comprising in combination an upper section and a sole that together form the shoe, the invention being characterized in this case by a front section and a posterior section which in set with the sole, form the body of the shoe; tabs formed by the ends of the front section; front ends that are part of the rear section, which turn into cons when the tabs overlap; a cover that forms part of the front section is located on the instep of the foot, when it is inserted in the shoe; an accommodation located inside the cover and in which an instep is optionally accommodated; eyelets located on the lower edge of each of the tongues, through which the shoelaces penetrate to tie the shoe; a rear loop positioned on the upper part of the heel, through which the shoelaces are inserted to secure them in the back of the shoe and facilitate the tying of the shoelaces either on the back or on one side of the shoe. 2a - Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports as it has been described in the first clause, further characterized by allowing the final binding of the shoelaces to be carried out on one side of the shoe or on the back thereof. 3a.- Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports as it has been described in the previous clauses, also characterized by a cover that forming a single body with the tongues, is positioned precisely on the instep of the person using the shoe, with which protects all that area without being positioned on it some edge. 4a.- Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports as it has been described in the previous clauses, also characterized by a housing located inside the cover, in which a instep can be introduced that will serve as protector to the instep. 5a.- Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports as it has been described in the previous clauses, also characterized in that the cover can have a length that exceeds the instep and extends to the height of the shin, in which case when entering the housing the protector, this one would become empeinera-espinillera that would protect the instep and the pimple of the player. 6a.- Improved shoe for soccer and similar sports as it has been described in the previous clauses, further characterized by having a plurality of eyes located on the lower edge of each of the tabs, which allows the shoelaces to cross directly underneath of the sole of the shoe pulling perpendicularly of the cover to tighten this one on the instep and thus to assure the protection of the instep to the mentioned instep when the shoe is used.