TWM563252U - Shoe allowing for stable installation of arch corrector and outsole thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

A shoe capable of stably installing an arch orthosis and a shoe outsole thereof, the shoe comprising the outsole, an upper combined with the outsole of the shoe and jointly defining a wearing space, and a shoe mounted in the wearing space An arch aligner having a tread portion and a guard portion protruding from the tread portion and protecting the human foot, the sole of the shoe having a base portion under the tread portion, and a The base portion protrudes and surrounds the surrounding wall portion of the retaining portion, the surrounding wall portion and the base portion collectively defining a cladding chamber that allows the arch orthosis to be assembled without protruding. By using the surrounding wall portion of the outsole of the shoe to protect the arch orthosis, the arch orthosis can be stably covered to avoid skewing and shifting of the arch orthosis during use to improve the correctness of the correction. At the same time, keep the bones and meridians of the body in a healthy position.

Description

Shoes that can stably install the arch of the arch and its outsole

The present invention relates to a shoe, and more particularly to a shoe having a function of correcting a foot arch and allowing the arch orthosis to be stably installed, and a shoe outsole of the shoe.

A typical shoe basically includes a sole of the shoe, and an upper that is coupled to the outsole of the shoe and collectively defines a wearing space. Although the traditional shoes have the effect of protecting the feet, the human body's feet are made up of bones, muscles, tendons, blood vessels, nerves and skin. By the influence of congenital or acquired, the human foot can be roughly divided into normal. There are three types of feet, flat feet and high arches. In addition to normal feet, when standing in the body, the weight of the body falls on the soles of the feet to maintain the bones and meridians in a healthy position. The other two types of feet stand in the human body. When walking, it is easy to cause an abnormal rotation of the foot. Therefore, in daily life, the flat foot and the high arch foot are prone to physical discomfort such as pain in the soles of the feet, inflammation of the fascia, joint pain, and the like.

In order to improve the above deficiency, an orthosis appliance shoe set having a corrective arch function is provided on the market, which comprises, in addition to the outsole and the upper, a device mounted inside the wearing space and having a corrective arch The function of the arch orthosis, using the mechanical principle, allows the flat foot and high arch foot to be properly corrected. However, conventional arch anesthesia usually has a tread portion that can be stepped on by the user's foot, and a guard portion that protrudes upward from the periphery of the tread portion to protect the sides of the foot and the heel, that is, the conventional arch correction device In use, since the protecting portion must extend to the human foot to produce a correcting effect, after assembly, the arch orthosis will be higher than the outsole of the shoe, and the raised portion substantially corresponds to the soft material. The interior space of the upper.

In other words, the sole of the conventional shoe is only used to be combined with the upper, and cannot protect the arch orthosis. When the user's foot is stepped on the arch orthosis, the arch is corrected. The device lacks the effect of being stably held and positioned. Therefore, in the course of use, not only the arch orthosis is easily deflected and displaced, which affects the effect of correction, and the user cannot use the arch of the arch to make the bones of the body And the meridian maintains a healthy position, which is where the shoes with corrective function need to be improved.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a shoe that can stably mount an arch aligner that can at least improve upon at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art, and the outsole of the shoe.

The shoe of the present invention comprises a shoe outsole, an upper which is combined with the outsole of the shoe by a sewing thread and jointly defines a wearing space, and an arch orthosis installed in the wearing space, the arch correction The device has a tread portion, and a retaining portion that protrudes from the tread portion and protects the human foot, the sole of the shoe has a base portion for carrying the arch orthosis, and a base portion is protruded upward from the base portion a surrounding wall portion, the surrounding wall portion and the base portion collectively defining a cladding chamber for not fitting the arch correction device, the surrounding wall portion having a vehicle surrounding the cladding chamber and corresponding to the sewing line Slot the groove.

The utility model has the advantages that the guarding portion of the arch orthosis is protected by the surrounding wall portion of the outsole of the shoe, and the arch orthosis can be stably covered to avoid the skew of the arch corrector during use. , shifting, to improve the correctness of the correction, while maintaining the body's bones and meridians in a healthy position.

Referring to Figures 1, 2, 3, 4, an embodiment of the present invention 1 has the function of correcting the foot type and includes a shoe outsole 10, an upper 11, and a shoe sole 11 fixed to the sole of the shoe. 10 above the sewing thread 12, the shoe outsole 10 and the upper 11 cooperate to define a wearing space 13 for the foot to wear, and the shoe 1 further comprises an arch correction device located in the wearing space 13 14. An insole 16 located below the arch of ankle 14.

The arch guide 14 is elastically deformed by the weight of the user, and is elastically reset when the external force is released. It has a stepping portion 141 for the foot of the human body to step on, and a stepping around the stepping portion 141 and a retaining portion 142 extending outwardly, the retaining portion 142 corresponding to both sides of the human foot and the heel, and having two left and right spaced arch edge 143, and a connecting between the arch top edge 143 and surrounding the human body The heel top edge 144 of the heel, one of the arch top edges 143 corresponding to an inner longitudinal arch of the human foot, the other of the arch top edges 143 corresponding to an outer longitudinal arch of the human foot.

The shoe outsole 10 is integrally formed by a rubber material or a plastic material having a better structural strength and hardness, and is specifically, for example, PVC, PU, or TPU. However, the selection of the material in this embodiment is not limited to the foregoing examples. The shoe sole 10 has a base portion 2 for supporting the arch orthosis 14, and a surrounding wall portion 3 integrally surrounding the base portion 2 and projecting upwardly. The surrounding wall portion 3 and the base portion 2 are common A cladding chamber 4 that houses the arch guide 14 without protruding is defined. The base portion 2 has two inner longitudinal arches respectively corresponding to the human foot and a concave arc edge 21 of the outer longitudinal arch, and the inner concave edge 21 is demarcated, and the base portion 2 further has a corresponding inner portion The arch corresponding region 22 of the concave arc edge 21, a sole corresponding region 23 located in front of the arch corresponding region 22, and a heel corresponding region 24 located behind the corresponding arch 22 region.

The surrounding wall portion 3 is for holding the upper 11 and is fixedly coupled to the upper 11 through the sewing thread 12, and has two side protruding walls on the opposite side of the corresponding portion 22 of the base portion 2 of the arch portion 2 31. A front protruding wall 32 connected in front of the side projecting walls 31 and surrounding the sole corresponding region 23, a rear protruding wall 33 connected between the side protruding walls 31 and surrounding the heel corresponding region 24, and a slat groove 34 surrounding the side projecting wall 31, the front spur wall 32 and the rear spur wall 33, each of the side walls 31 has a gradual extension from the front spur wall 32 to the rear spur wall 33 a raised side top edge 311 having a rear top edge 331 integrally connected between the side edge edges 311, the slat groove 34 adjacent the side top edge 311 and the rear top edge 331.

Referring to Figures 2, 3, 5 and 6, the cladding chamber 4 is of a design having a depth variation which is gradually increased from the side adjacent the corresponding portion 23 of the sole to the side adjacent to the corresponding region 24 of the heel. It is distinguished by a center line 15 which is substantially shallower from the portion close to the center line 15 toward both sides. In order to provide a better covering effect, the arch guide 14 can be stably installed in the shoe sole 10. The cladding chamber 4 has a first region 41 corresponding to the arch corresponding region 22 and a second region 42 corresponding to the heel corresponding region 24, the first region 41 having an average depth greater than the foot of the base portion 2 The average thickness of the bow corresponding region 22, preferably, the average depth of the first region 41 is about 2 to 3 times the average thickness of the corresponding region 22 of the arch. The average depth of the second zone 42 is approximately one to two times the average thickness of the heel corresponding zone 24. The average depth and the average thickness described in this embodiment are obtained by taking several measurement points and calculating the average value thereof.

Referring to Figures 1, 4, 5, and 6, in the embodiment, the shoe sole 10 and the upper 11 are fixedly coupled through the sewing thread 12, and the wearing space 13 is defined. The bow aligner 14 and the insole 16 are inserted into the wearing space 13 and extend into the coating chamber 4 of the outsole 10, and the arch aligner 14 is located above the foot pad 16 after being placed, and Not prominently placed in the coating chamber 4 of the shoe outsole 10, that is, after installation, the arch top edge 143 of the arch orthosis 14 is not higher than the corresponding wall portion The lateral top edge 311 of the ankle bracing 14 is also not higher than the rear top edge 331 of the surrounding wall portion 3.

When the user's foot is worn in the wearing space 13 of the shoe 1, the outsole 10 having a better hardness and supporting force can completely cover the arch orthosis 14, and thus is covered. The arch orthosis 14 in the coating chamber 4 of the shoe outsole 10 is not easily deflected, and the cooperation of the structure not only improves the stability of the arch orthosis 14 after assembly, but also allows the The arch correction device 14 correctly corresponds to the human foot, so that the body of the user wearing the shoe 1 can maintain a healthy position in the bones and meridians, and achieve a better corrective effect, so the novel is indeed a novel structure. And a shoe 1 having a better corrective effect, and the outsole 10 of the shoe 1.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.

1‧‧‧ shoes
10‧‧‧Sole outsole
11‧‧‧sole
12‧‧‧Sewing line
13‧‧‧ wearing space
14‧‧‧foot arch orthosis
141‧‧‧Treading
142‧‧‧The Department of Nursing
143‧‧‧The top edge of the arch
144‧‧‧Heel top edge
15‧‧‧ mid-line
16‧‧‧ insole
2‧‧‧ base
21‧‧‧ concave arc edge
22‧‧‧The corresponding area of the arch
23‧‧‧foot corresponding area
24‧‧‧heel corresponding area
3‧‧‧The wall
31‧‧‧ side wall
311‧‧‧ side top edge
32‧‧‧ front breakout wall
33‧‧‧After the wall
331‧‧‧ rear top edge
34‧‧‧Sewing grooves
4‧‧‧Covering room
41‧‧‧First District
42‧‧‧Second District

Other features and advantages of the present invention will be apparent from the description of the drawings, wherein: Figure 1 is a side view of one embodiment of the present invention; Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the embodiment. Illustrating the relative relationship of a shoe outsole, an insole and an arch aligner of the shoe; FIG. 3 is a top view of the embodiment, omitting an upper of the shoe; FIG. 4 is along line 4-4 of FIG. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 5-5 of FIG. 3; and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line 6-6 of FIG.

Claims (10)

A shoe capable of stably installing an arch aligner, comprising: a shoe outsole having a base portion and a surrounding wall portion integrally surrounding the base portion and projecting upwardly, the base portion and the surrounding wall portion jointly defining a cladding chamber having a slat groove surrounding the cladding chamber; a shoe upper fixedly coupled to the sole of the shoe by a sewing thread corresponding to the groove of the seam; and an arch An aligner, not protrudingly mounted in the cladding chamber, and having a tread portion above the base portion of the outsole of the shoe, and a tread portion protruding from the tread portion and surrounded by the surrounding wall portion of the outsole of the shoe Holding department. The footwear for stably mounting an arch aligner according to claim 1, wherein the retaining portion of the arch aligner has two left and right arch top edges, and the surrounding portion of the sole has two The side protruding walls respectively located on the outer side of the corresponding top edge of the arch, each side protruding wall has a side top edge not lower than the corresponding top edge of the arch. The footwear for stably mounting an arch aligner according to claim 2, wherein the retaining portion of the arch aligner further has a heel top edge connected between the top edges of the arches, the sole of the shoe The surrounding wall portion further has a rear protruding wall connected to the side protruding walls, the rear protruding wall having a rear top edge connected between the top edge edges, the rear top edge not lower than the arch correction The top edge of the heel of the device. The shoe according to claim 1, wherein the base portion has two concave arc edges disposed at right and left, and the concave portion is distinguished by the concave arc edge, and the base portion further has a corresponding The arched portion corresponding to the concave arc edge has a first region corresponding to the corresponding region of the arch, the first region having an average depth greater than an average thickness of the corresponding portion of the arch portion of the base portion. A shoe for stably mounting an arch aligner according to claim 4, wherein the first region has an average depth of 2 to 3 times the average thickness of the corresponding portion of the arch portion of the base portion. The shoe for stably mounting an arch aligner according to claim 4, wherein the base portion of the sole of the shoe further has a heel corresponding region located behind the corresponding region of the arch, the covering chamber having a corresponding The second zone of the corresponding region of the heel, the average depth of the second zone being 1 to 2 times the average thickness of the corresponding zone of the heel. The shoe for stably mounting an arch aligner according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising an insole installed in the coating chamber and located below the arch aligner. A shoe outsole for a shoe, adapted for installation by an arch aligner; the sole of the shoe having a base portion for carrying the arch aligner, and a surrounding wall portion integrally projecting upward from the base portion, The base portion and the surrounding wall portion collectively define a mounted cladding chamber that does not protrude from the arch orthosis, the peripheral wall portion being located at an outer circumference of the arch orthosis and having a vehicle surrounding the cladding chamber Slot the groove. The shoe outsole of the shoe of claim 8, wherein the base portion has two concave arc edges disposed on the left and right sides, the inner concave portion is distinguished, and the base portion further has a corresponding concave portion. An arc-shaped arch corresponding region, the coating chamber having a first region corresponding to the corresponding region of the arch, the first region having an average depth of 2 to 3 times the average thickness of the corresponding portion of the arch portion of the base portion . The shoe outsole of the shoe of claim 9, wherein the base portion of the sole of the shoe further has a heel corresponding region located behind the corresponding region of the arch, the covering chamber having a corresponding region corresponding to the heel The second zone, the average depth of the second zone is 1 to 2 times the average thickness of the heel corresponding zone.