RU154212U1 - SWIMMING BOOTS - Google Patents

Abstract

1. A swimming boot, characterized in that it is provided with a blade or blades fixed to the shaft. 2. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is equipped with at least one blade that is fixed to the shaft. 3. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it can have both a single whole and several blades attached to the shaft. 4. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that the blades can be removable or solid with a shaft and can be a one-piece design with a boot. 5. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is equipped with a sole, can have both a closed and open toe, and a closed and open heel. 6. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of plastic lightweight material and can have either a single, porous and mesh structure. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that in the upper part the shaft has a fastener for fixing on the leg.

Description

The utility model relates to a variety of shoes with additional auxiliary functions, which can be used for vacationers, lovers of swimming and divers. They can be useful for both adults and children. They can also be used by professional swimmers if there is no other equipment at hand.

In the modern world, from year to year the number of people resting by the seas, rivers and other bodies of water is increasing. For swimming in water open spaces people often use different swimming equipment and devices.

One of them is swimming flippers, which facilitate the work of a swimmer, increasing the force of water pushing out. The following sites demonstrate models of swimming equipment: flippers for the pool (1), flippers for spearfishing and (2) and swimming blades (3).

The closest design is the following solution for the galoshes patent for swimming (No. 8760 from 08/07/1879 Germany) and swimming socks with pocket-shaped blades patent (US No. 132603 from 06/01/1901)

The objective of the utility model was the development of convenient and practical swimming equipment, and the technical result was an increase in the force of water ejection and the safety of swimmers and divers for both adults and children.

A model of swimming boot 1 is proposed, which is characterized in that it is equipped with a blade — fin 2 — or several blades (fins) of flexible material, which are built in so that it is directed to the side, and have an approximate right angle with respect to the side on the shaft. the feet. The boot can be equipped with a single blade, and several blades in the form of fins, which can be embedded on the shaft 3 from the knee to the heel. The blades 2 can be either removable or can be built into the boots, and make up one whole design with them.

The boot is worn on the leg, and fastened on the leg with the help of, zippers, 4 fasteners, Velcro, buttons, buttons and other fasteners and ties.

This model is a boot 1 of flexible and lightweight plastic or combination material. It consists of the front, the sole 5, the shaft 3 and the fin blade 2. The boot can have a solid, mesh or porous structure. The toe and heel of the boot can be both open and closed.

Having special built-in fin blades on the sides, the boots provide swimming by moving the legs in the vertical and horizontal plane. Increasing the force of water ejection due to the large area, the fins in the form of fins contribute to sustainable swimming and diving.

Each time when leaving the water and upon returning to the water, the swimmer equipped with ordinary flippers is forced to remove and put them back on their feet. The reason is that even with minimal distances, walking along the shore or on land in fins is very difficult, and sometimes it is not possible.

Unlike conventional swimming flippers, when leaving the water, swimming boots can not be removed. They can walk and move along the beach or on any other dry surface without much difficulty.

In the version with a boot with removable blades, some blades can be replaced by others - larger or smaller. Depending on the desire to reduce or increase the force of water ejection, the owner of the boot can change the blades based on the situation. He can also remove his blades when leaving the water and walk overland without them, using boots as ordinary walking shoes.

Our proposed model is functionally different from the above examples, such as galoshes (patent No. 8760 from 08/07/1879 Germany) or swimming socks equipped with pocket-shaped blades (US patent No. 132603 from 06/01/1901).

Boots for swimming do not create inconvenience, do not create inconvenience and do not limit the movement of the legs, as they can carry the function of not only swimming equipment, but also ordinary shoes.

Swimming boots can be relevant for both adults and children. Often people rest near ponds, where their banks and bottom are not quite smooth and are covered with stones having pointed surfaces. This model is suitable not only for swimming, but also provides safety and helps to avoid damage and injuries to the leg. Wearing swimming boots, both adults and children will be able to safely enter the water, walk along the bottom, go out and walk along the shore without fear of cuts.

     Swimming boots can be useful for those adults and children who are learning to swim for the first time. Putting on swimming boots, the student will learn to stay on the water faster (due to an increase in pushing force) and master the swimming technique more efficiently.

The source of information:

1.http: //www.proswim.ru/catalog/97/

2.http: //www.opensea.ru/lasty_dlia_ohoty.htm

3. http://www.proswim.ru/product/4500/

Claims (7)

1. A swimming boot, characterized in that it is provided with a blade or blades fixed to the shaft. 2. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is equipped with at least one blade that is fixed to the shaft. 3. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it can have both a single piece and several blades attached to the shaft     in a row. 4. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that the blades can be removable or solid with a shaft and can be one     one-piece design with boot. 5. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is equipped with a sole, can have both a closed and open toe, and a closed and     open heel. 6. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that it is made of plastic light material and can have both solid and     porous and mesh structure. 7. A swimming boot according to claim 1, characterized in that in the upper part the shaft has a fastener for fixing on the leg.

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