TH15734U - Shoes that can stably accommodate arch support devices and have an outsole that incorporates those. - Google Patents

Abstract

Page 1 of 1. Summary of the Invention. The shoe (1) consists of an outer sole (10) and an upper (11). The outer sole (10) has a base wall (2) and a surrounding wall (3) that extends upward and merges with the perimeter of the base wall (2) and, together with it, indicates the support area (4). The surrounding wall (3) has a guide groove (34) that encloses the support area (4). The upper (11) is firmly attached to the outer sole (10) by a seam (12) that extends around the guide groove (34). The arch adjuster (14) is positioned in the support area (4) in a non-protruding manner, and there is a tread (141) that is positioned on top of the base wall (2) and a protector (142) that extends upward and outward from the perimeter of the tread (141) and is enclosed by the surrounding wall (3).

Claims (10)

------25/02/2019------(OCR) Page 1 of 3 pages Claims 1. The shoe (1) is made up of an outer sole (10) and an upper (11) which is firmly attached to the said outer sole (10) in the following manner: the said outer sole (10) has a base wall (2) and a surrounding wall (3) that extends upward and merges with the periphery of the said base wall (2) and, together with the said base wall (2), indicates the support area (4); the said surrounding wall (3) has a guide groove (34) that surrounds the said support area (4); the said upper (11) is firmly attached to the said outer sole (10) by a seam (12) which extends around the said guide groove (34); and the shoe (1) is made up of an additional arch adjuster (14) which is placed in the said support area (4) in a non-extending manner. and having a footrest (141) which is positioned on top of the aforementioned base wall (2), and a protector (142) which extends upward and outward from the outer perimeter of the aforementioned footrest (141) and is enclosed by the aforementioned enclosed wall (3). 2. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 1, is characterized by the aforementioned protector (142), the aforementioned arch adjustment device (14), which has two upper lateral edges (143) separated from one another in the left-right direction, the aforementioned enclosed wall (3), which includes two lateral wall sections (31) each related to the aforementioned upper lateral edge (143) of the aforementioned protector (142). Each of the aforementioned side wall sections (31) has an upper edge (311) higher than each of the aforementioned upper side edges (143) of the aforementioned protective section (142). 3. The shoe (1), as has been claimed in claim 2, which is characterized by the aforementioned protective section (142) of the aforementioned arch adjustment device (14), is further equipped with an overflow upper edge (144) connected between the aforementioned upper side edges (143) of those, the aforementioned enclosing wall (3), which further includes the rear wall section (33) connected to the rear end of the aforementioned side wall section (31), and has an upper edge (331) connected between the aforementioned upper edge (311) of the aforementioned side wall section (31) and the aforementioned upper edge (331). The rear wall (33) of the said shoe is higher than the upper edge of the heel (144) of the said protective part (142). Page 2 of 3, page 4. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 1, is characterized by the base wall (2) of which there are two sides that are curved inward (21) and separated from each other in a left-right direction. and the arch area of the foot (22) situated between the inwardly curved sides (21) mentioned above, the support area (4) mentioned above, which includes the primary area (41) related to the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above, and which has an average depth greater than the average thickness of the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above. 5. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 4, is characterized by the average depth of the primary area (41) mentioned above being two to three times the average thickness of the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above. 6. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 4, is characterized by the base wall (2) mentioned above being additionally the heel area (24) situated behind the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above, the support area (4) mentioned above, which includes the secondary area (42) related to the heel area (24) mentioned above, and which has an average depth one to two times the average thickness of the heel area (24) mentioned above. 7. The shoe (1) As provided in any one of the claims 1 through 6, an additional special feature is the inner sole (16) which is placed in the aforementioned support area (4) and is positioned below the aforementioned arch adjuster (14). 8. The outer sole (10) of the shoe (1) is designed to receive the arch adjuster (14), which is incorporated with a base wall (2) designed to support the arch adjuster (14) and has the following special feature: the aforementioned outer sole (10) is incorporated with a forked wall (3) that extends upwards. and integrated from the outer section of the base wall (2) mentioned above and together with the base wall (2) mentioned above to indicate the support area (4) for receiving the foot arch adjuster (14) in a manner that does not protrude. The forked wall (3) mentioned above is designed to fork around the foot arch adjuster (14) and has guide grooves (34) that fork around the support area (4) mentioned above. 9. The outer section (10) as claimed in claim 8 is of a special nature, being the base wall (2) mentioned above, having two sides that are curved inward (21) separated from one another in the direction of the left-right face 3. and the arch area of the foot (22) situated between the inwardly curved sides (21) mentioned above, the supporting area (4) mentioned above, which includes the primary area (41) related to the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above, and which has an average depth two to three times greater than the average thickness of the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above. 10. The outer sole (10), as claimed in claim 9, which is characterized by the base wall (2) mentioned above, is further enhanced by the heel area (24) situated behind the arch area of the foot (22) mentioned above, the supporting area (4) mentioned above, which includes the secondary area (42) related to the heel area (24) mentioned above, and which has an average depth one to two times greater than the average thickness of the heel area (24) mentioned above. ------------ Page 1 of 3 pages Claims 1. The shoe (1) is made up of an outer sole (10) and an upper (11) which is firmly attached to the said outer sole (10) by: the said outer sole (10) which has a base wall (2) and a surrounding wall (3) that extends upward and merges from the periphery of the said base wall (2) and, together with the said base wall (2), indicates the support area (4); the said surrounding wall (3) which has a guide groove (34) that surrounds the said support area (4); the said upper (11) is firmly attached to the said outer sole (10) by a seam (12) which is derived and extends around the said guide groove (34); and the said shoe (1) which is further incorporated with an arch adjuster (14) that is placed in the said support area (4) in a non-extending manner. and which has a treading section (141) that is situated on top of the base wall (2) and a protective section (142) that extends upward on and outward from the outer perimeter of the treading section (141) and is enclosed by the surrounding wall (3). 2. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 1, is unique in that such protective part (142) of the arch adjustment device (14) has two upper lateral edges (143) separated from one another in the left-right direction. Such enclosing wall (3), which includes two lateral walls (31) each relative to the upper lateral edge (143) of such protective part (142), each of the lateral walls (31) having an upper edge (311) higher than each of the upper lateral edge (143) of such protective part (142). 3. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 2, is unique in that such protective part (142) of the arch adjustment device (14) is further equipped with a heel edge (144) connected between such lateral edges (143) of the surrounding wall (3), which includes the rear wall (33) connected to the rear end of the front wall 2 of the 3 side walls (31) and has an upper edge (331) connected between such upper edge (311) of the lateral wall (31). The such upper edge (331) of the rear wall (33) is higher than the heel edge (144) of the protective part (142). 4. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 1, is unique in that the base wall (2) has two inwardly curved sides (21) separated from one another in a left-right direction, and the arch of the foot (22) is situated between these inwardly curved sides (21). The support area (4) includes the primary area (41) related to the arch of the foot (22) and has an average depth greater than the average thickness of the arch of the foot (22). 5. The shoe (1), as has been claimed in claim 4, is unique in that the average depth of the first area (41) is two to three times the average thickness of the arch area of the foot (22). 6. The shoe (1), as claimed in claim 4, is unique in that the base wall (2) is further enhanced by a heel area (24) situated at the rear of the arch area (22). The support area (4) is further enhanced by a secondary area (42) related to the heel area (24) and has an average depth that is one to two times the average thickness of the heel area (24). 7. The shoe (1), as entitled under any one of the claims 1 through 6, is uniquely enhanced by the insole (16) placed in the support area (4) and positioned below the arch adjustment device (14). 8. The outer sole (10) of the shoe (1) is designed to receive the arch adjuster (14), which is incorporated with a base wall (2) designed to support the arch adjuster (14) uniquely by: the said outer sole (10) is incorporated by an enclosing wall (3) that extends upward and merges with the outer edge of the said base wall (2), and together with the said base wall (2), page 3 of 3 pages to indicate the support area (4) for receiving the arch adjuster (14) in a non-extending manner. The said enclosing wall (3) is designed to enclose the arch adjuster (14) and has a guide groove (34) that encloses the said support area (4). 9. The outer base (10), as claimed in claim 8, is unique in that the base wall (2) has two sides that are curved inward (21) separated from one another in a left-right direction, and the arch of the foot (22) is situated between the curved sides (21). The supporting area (4) includes the primary area (41) related to the arch of the foot (22) and has an average depth two to three times greater than the average thickness of the arch of the foot (22). 10. The outer sole (10), as claimed in claim 9, is unique in that the base wall (2) is further enhanced by a heel area (24) situated at the rear of the arch area (22), and the support area (4) is further enhanced by a second area (42) related to the heel area (24), and has an average depth that is one to two times the average thickness of the heel area (24).