TWM504483U - Arch supported shoes - Google Patents

Description

Arch support shoes

The present invention relates to the technical field of a shoe structure having the function of supporting an arch, especially a large-area support capable of forming an X-shaped bracket by using two straps on the arch of the sole of the foot, and the upper ends of the two straps are The two sides of the foot are wound around the instep and then overlapped with each other to form a state in which the upper portion of the X-shaped bracket is suspended and covered, so that the foot can avoid excessive excessive stretching of the bone in the arch portion when the force is applied. When the sole of the foot is not stressed, the bone of the arch can be reset, thereby achieving an arch support shoe that effectively protects the arch and improves wearing comfort.

The bottom of the human foot has a concave arch portion. Therefore, when walking, running, jumping, etc., when the foot is stepping on the ground, the arc of the arch is used to achieve the buffering effect. However, if the foot is subjected to pressure for a long time, or when the pressure is large, it is easy to cause the arch of the foot to be excessively stretched, thereby causing the foot bone to be displaced and unable to recover, thereby affecting not only the arch portion but also the arch portion. Subsequent buffering effect, but also can cause pain in the soles of the feet, and even affect the uncomfortable feeling of soreness in other parts of the body.

In order to improve the above problems, some operators have developed an announcement such as Taiwan. The insole structure shown in the patent No. M344873 is mainly formed by integrally molding a plastic material to produce a slightly elastic one insole for the foot arch, which is designed to conform to the top of the arch. The curved surface is curved to support the arch portion by the insole when the shoe is placed in the shoe, so that when the foot is under pressure, the elastic deformation force of the insole can be used to provide a cushioning effect, so that the bone structure of the sole is maintained. Normal location. However, the insole structure can only be used for the arch portion of the sole of the foot to be naturally pressed against the top surface of the sole, and the foot cannot be covered, so that the lateral force generated by the foot is easy to perform during various activities. The arch portion of the sole of the foot is separated from the insole, which affects the function of providing cushioning and restoring the sole of the foot to the original shape. In particular, the top surface of the insole has a fixed curvature and therefore it is not suitable for all users. Moreover, the insole formed by integrally molding the plastic material has a relatively high hardness, and is liable to cause discomfort to the sole of the user.

At present, the insole for supporting the arch of the foot has many disadvantages that are easily separated from the arch portion and affect the cushioning support effect, high hardness, poor comfort and shape fixing, and are not suitable for any user.

The present invention provides an arch support shoe comprising a large bottom, a midsole, an upper, a first strap and a second strap. Wherein, the midsole is bonded to the top surface of the outsole. The upper is nested for the user's foot, and the lower edge extends from the periphery of the midsole to the bottom surface to be coupled between the midsole and the outsole. The lower end of the first strap is formed with two forks to make the whole shape substantially Y-shaped, the ends of the two forks are fixed on one side edge of the midsole, and the upper end of the first strap can be the foot of the sole Bow part One side of the first strap is disposed on the outer side of the instep and a third adhesive sheet is disposed on the outer side of the first strap. The second strap is in the form of a long strip, the lower end of which is fixed on the other side edge of the midsole, and the upper end of the second strap passes between the two forks of the first strap. Then, the other side of the arch portion of the sole is wound around the instep of the instep, and the inner side of the upper end portion is provided with a fourth fastening piece for bonding with the third fastening piece.

The arch support shoes provided by the present invention enable the first and second bundles to form an X-shaped bracket at the foot arch to form a good support, and the upper ends of the first and second straps are arranged on both sides. To the top of the instep and then overlap each other, the upper part of the X-shaped bracket can be suspended and covered with the foot, so that the foot can be prevented from excessively protruding when the foot is stressed, and the foot is not stressed. It can effectively restore the bones of the arch, so as to effectively protect the arch and improve the wearing comfort. Moreover, the upper ends of the first and second straps are wound from the two sides of the foot to the top of the instep and then overlapped and adhered to each other, so that the foot can be suspended and covered, so that no matter what the event is during the activity When the lateral force is applied, the arch portion at the bottom of the sole does not leave the support of the X-shaped bracket. In particular, the lower end of the first strap is formed with two forks to make the whole Y-shape, and the second strap passes between the two forks of the first strap to form an overlap, and The X-shaped bracket can have a larger supporting area and a larger supporting force, so that the supporting effect can be further improved. In addition, the upper ends of the first and second straps are wound around the instep and then overlapped and adhered to each other, so that the X-shaped bracket can have a sufficient strength of suspension force, and can also be different according to the user. It can easily adjust its support height and tightness.

10‧‧‧ outsole

20‧‧‧ midsole

30‧‧‧Shoes

31‧‧‧First side wall

32‧‧‧second side wall

33‧‧‧First perforation

34‧‧‧First reinforcement

35‧‧‧Second perforation

36‧‧‧Second reinforcement

37‧‧‧First Velcro

40‧‧‧First belt

41‧‧‧Fork

42‧‧‧Second Velcro

43‧‧‧ Third Velcro

50‧‧‧second belt

51‧‧‧4th Velcro

60‧‧‧ insole

70‧‧‧ feet

71‧‧‧The arch part

The first figure is a three-dimensional exploded view of the creation.

Figure 2 is a schematic diagram showing the state of the first and second belts and the midsole of the creation.

Figure 3 is a three-dimensional combination of the creation of the creation (the first and second belts are not bonded).

Figure 4 is a three-dimensional combination diagram of the creation (the first and second belts have been bonded).

Figure 5 is a schematic transverse cross-sectional view of the state of use of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a longitudinal partial cross-sectional view showing the state of use of the present creation.

Figure 7 is another embodiment of the present creation.

Referring to Figures 1 to 6, the arch support shoe of the present invention includes a large base 10, a midsole 20, an upper 30, a first strap 40 and a second strap 50. . Among them: the bottom surface of the outsole 10 is formed into a convex arc shape with a low front and a rear end and a high center.

The midsole 20 is bonded to the top surface of the outsole 10.

The upper 30 is nested for the user's foot 70, and the lower edge extends from the periphery of the midsole 20 to the bottom surface to be coupled between the midsole 20 and the outsole 10. The upper 30 includes a first side wall 31 and a second side wall 32 which are wrapped on one side of the leg portion 70. The first side wall 31 has a first through hole 33 extending through the inner and outer portions. A first reinforcing member 34 is coupled to the edge of the first through hole 33 for increasing the structural strength of the hole wall of the first through hole 33. The second side wall 32 has a second through hole 35 extending through the inner and outer portions, and a second reinforcing member 36 is coupled to the edge of the second through hole 35 for increasing The structural strength of the hole wall of the second through hole 35 is added, and a first fastening piece 37 is coupled to the outer side surface of the second side wall 32.

The lower end of the first strap 40 is formed with two forks 41 so as to have a Y-shape as a whole. The ends of the two forks 41 are fixed in a sewn manner on the top surface of the midsole 20 near the second sidewall. One side of 32 is on the side. The upper end of the first strap 40 can pass through one side of the arch portion 71 of the sole of the foot and then protrudes from the first through hole 33 to the outside of the first side wall 31, and the inner side surface of the upper end portion is sewn The second fastening sheet 42 is engageable with the first fastening sheet 37. A third fastening piece 43 is sewn to the outer side of the portion of the first strap 40 that extends beyond the first side wall 31.

The second strap 50 is in the form of a long strip, and the lower end thereof is fixed in a sewn manner on the top surface of the midsole 20 adjacent to one side of the first side wall 31. The upper end of the second strap 50 passes between the two forks 41 of the first strap 40 and then protrudes from the other side of the arch portion 71 of the sole through the second through hole 35 to the second The outer side of the side wall 32 is sewn with a fourth fastening piece 51 for bonding to the third fastening piece 43.

In Figures 2, 5, and 6, it can be seen that after the user inserts the foot 70 into the upper 30, the first strap 40 and the second strap 50 can be pulled outward and then The second fastening tab 42 on the first strap 40 is bonded to the first fastening tab 37 of the second sidewall 32, and the fourth fastening tab 51 on the second strap 50 is bonded to the first strap 40. On the third adhesive sheet 43. Thus, the first and second straps 40, 50 form an X-shaped bracket below the arch portion 71 of the sole to form a good support, and the upper ends of the first and second straps 40, 50 are supported by the foot 70. Both sides are placed over the instep and overlap each other The adhesive is formed to suspend the upper portion of the X-shaped bracket to cover the foot 70, so that the foot can be prevented from excessively protruding when the foot is stressed, and the foot is not stressed when the foot is unstressed. The bone of the arch portion 71 is indeed reset, thereby effectively protecting the arch and improving the wearing comfort. Moreover, the upper ends of the first and second straps 40, 50 are wound from the two sides of the leg portion 70 to the upper side of the instep and then overlapped and bonded to each other, so that the leg portion 70 can be suspended and covered, thereby When the lateral force is applied during the activity, the arch portion 71 at the bottom of the sole does not leave the support of the X-shaped bracket. In particular, the lower end of the first strap 40 forms two forks 41 so as to have a Y-shape as a whole, and the second strap 50 passes between the two forks 41 of the first strap 40 to form an overlap. The structural design makes the X-shaped bracket have a larger supporting area and a larger supporting force, so that the supporting effect can be further improved. In addition, the upper ends of the first and second straps 40, 50 are wound around the instep and then overlapped and adhered to each other, so that the X-shaped bracket can have sufficient strength of suspension force, and can also be based on the user's The support height and the tightness can be easily adjusted differently, and the tightening of the first and second straps 40, 50 eliminates the need to tie the laces.

In Fig. 6, it is pointed out that when the user wears the arch of the present to support the walking of the shoe, when the initial heel strikes the ground, the convex curved surface design of the bottom surface of the outsole 10 causes the toes to go up. Alice, this will make the muscles between the calf and the thigh relatively stretch, and therefore have the effect of stretching, slimming and other fitness. When the front center continues to move and the center of gravity moves forward, the outsole 10 will swing along the convex curved bottom surface, and the contact point of the outsole 10 with the ground will be directed before the outsole 10 leaves the ground. Before moving to the toe, the convex arc-shaped design of the bottom surface of the opposite base 10 will The homeost is lifted up, and the effect of stretching the calf muscles is achieved. In this way, the arch support shoe of the present invention can be designed by the convex arc surface of the bottom surface of the outsole 10, so that the wearer can be in a natural unsteady state when walking, and the human body is not in the unstable state. Consciously producing the effect of balance rhythm, it can produce more exertion effect, so the invisible muscle will pull the dormant muscles to activate the long-neglected muscle groups, and let the body naturally appear straight and make the body The step posture thus conforms to the biomechanics and achieves the purpose of chest-chest and hip-lifting, and then can pull out the parts that are not easy to use, so that the posture can be more compact, and the body curve can be sculpted.

In the arch support shoe of the present invention, the upper 30 may also be a hollow upper composed of a plurality of strips, so that the entire shoe body is in the state of sandals. In this way, the first and second through holes 33 and 35 are not required to be disposed on the upper 30, and the first and second belts 40 and 50 are directly overlapped and bonded on the instep.

Please refer to FIG. 7 , which is another embodiment of the present invention. The structure of the present invention is substantially the same as that of the above embodiment. The difference is that the arch support shoe of the embodiment further includes an insole 60 . The insole 60 is disposed in the upper 30 and is located above the overlap of the first and second straps 40, 50 to provide a better comfort when the sole is worn.

10‧‧‧ outsole

20‧‧‧ midsole

30‧‧‧Shoes

31‧‧‧First side wall

32‧‧‧second side wall

33‧‧‧First perforation

35‧‧‧Second perforation

36‧‧‧Second reinforcement

37‧‧‧First Velcro

40‧‧‧First belt

41‧‧‧Fork

42‧‧‧Second Velcro

43‧‧‧ Third Velcro

50‧‧‧second belt

51‧‧‧4th Velcro

Claims (7)

An arch support shoe comprising: a large bottom; a midsole is attached to the top surface of the outsole; an upper is for the user's foot to nest, and the lower edge is surrounded by the midsole Extending to the bottom surface of the midsole and being coupled between the midsole and the outsole; a first strap having two forks formed at the lower end to make the whole shape substantially Y-shaped, the ends of the two forks being solid The upper end of the first strap is wound on one side of the arch portion of the sole of the foot to the upper side of the instep, and a third adhesive sheet is disposed on the outer side of the first strap. And a second strap, which is in the form of a long strip, the lower end of which is fixed to the other side edge of the midsole, and the upper end of the second strap is passed through the two forks of the first strap The other side of the arch portion of the sole is then wound over the instep, and the inner side of the upper end is provided with a fourth adhesive sheet for bonding with the third fastening sheet. The arch support shoe according to claim 1, wherein the shoe bread comprises a first side wall and a second side wall covering one side of the foot, the first side wall having a first perforation extending through the inner and outer sides The second side wall has a second through hole extending through the inner side and the outer side, and a first fastening piece is coupled to the outer side surface of the second side wall, and the ends of the two fork pieces of the first band are fixed on the second side wall The midsole is adjacent to a side edge of the second side wall, and the upper end of the first strap extends from the first through hole to the outer side of the first side wall, and the inner side of the upper end portion is sewn with a second adhesive layer Piece available The first fastening sheets are bonded to each other, and the third fastening sheet is located on an outer side surface of the portion of the first belt extending beyond the first side wall, and the lower end of the second belt is fixed therein. The bottom portion is adjacent to a side edge of the first side wall, and the upper end of the second band extends from the second through hole to the outside of the second side wall. The arch support shoe according to claim 2, wherein the ends of the two forks of the first strap are fixed to one side edge of the top surface of the midsole in a sewn manner, the second strap The lower end is fastened to the other side edge of the top surface of the midsole in a sewn manner. The arch support shoe of claim 2, wherein the first side wall is coupled with a first reinforcing member on the edge of the first perforation for increasing the structural strength of the first perforated hole wall. The second side wall is coupled with a second reinforcing member on the edge of the second perforation for increasing the structural strength of the hole wall of the second perforation. The arch support shoe according to claim 1, wherein the upper is a hollow upper composed of a plurality of strips so that the entire shoe body is in the state of a sandal. The arch support shoe of any one of claims 2 to 4, further comprising an insole disposed in the upper and at the intersection of the first and second straps Above, it can be worn on the underside of the foot to make the soles more comfortable. The arch support shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the bottom surface of the outsole is formed in a convex arc shape having a low front and a rear end and a high center.