US2833057A - Resilient shoe soles - Google Patents

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US2833057A
US2833057A US667223A US66722357A US2833057A US 2833057 A US2833057 A US 2833057A US 667223 A US667223 A US 667223A US 66722357 A US66722357 A US 66722357A US 2833057 A US2833057 A US 2833057A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B13/00—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units
    • A43B13/14—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units characterised by the constructive form
    • A43B13/22—Soles made slip-preventing or wear-resisting, e.g. by impregnation or spreading a wear-resisting layer
    • A43B13/223—Profiled soles
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B13/00—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units
    • A43B13/14—Soles; Sole-and-heel integral units characterised by the constructive form
    • A43B13/18—Resilient soles
    • A43B13/181—Resiliency achieved by the structure of the sole
    • A43B13/184—Resiliency achieved by the structure of the sole the structure protruding from the outsole

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  • This invention relates to resilient shoe soles and more particularly to such soles having corrugations, undulations v or projections arranged transversely of the sole in a parallel curved arcuate arrangement.
  • the instant construction provides for corrugations r projections on a sole platform having rearwardly inclined contact surfaces at their forward and rear faces, such that upon forward walking or running motion, the undulatory projections will yield rearwardly at their lines of contact and flex downwardly and forwardly at their upper portions.
  • the undulations are caused to curl, bend, flex and yield rearwardly under the weight and force of forward motion of the foot in walking or running, and further to strongly resist side slip or sideward motion. of the foot.
  • the purpose and function of the instant improvement in resilient shoe soles is to provide resistance to sidewise movement or slip upon hard, unyielding surfaces such as mine and factory floors, ship decks and similar hard, unyielding supporting base planes. s
  • a further object is to provide such curved projections in a variety of manners, so as to prevent sidewise slip or motion of the sole in any number of situations where the sole is particularlyadvantageous.
  • Such situations include hard, slippery, unyielding walking or running surfaces including steel ship decks, hard rocky mine floors, concrete walks, factory floors, and surfaces of ice and snow, etc.
  • Fig. 1 is a side elevational view of a shoe embodying the inventive resilient sole of this invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a bottom plan view of the resilient shoe sole of Fig. l.
  • Fig. 3 is a vertical sectional view taken the line 33 of Fig. 2.
  • Figs. 4, 5 and 6 are bottom plan views of modified forms of the resilient shoe sole of Figs. 1, 2 and 3. J
  • the shoe 10 comprises an upper portion 12 and a resilient shoe sole 14 having an upper substantially on platform 16 and integrally formed depending corrugations, undulations or projections 18 having rearwardly inclined front and rear faces 2% and 22, respectively, meeting at a rounded contact edge 24.
  • each of the projections 18 are transversely curved or arced from one side edge of the sole to the other, and each of the yielding projections is parallel to and with the other projections on the sole. It is to be understood that the projections may terminate short of the side edges of the sole and still provide the desired function.
  • the .curvature of the projections 18 may be varied in greater or lesser degree from that shown without departing from the essence of the invention. Curvature of the projections 18, as above noted, is an essential element of this invention in avoiding side slip or sidewise motion as the sole makes contact, in walking or running, with the base plane.
  • the degree of curvature will, of course, relate to the rearward flexing characteristic of the projections.
  • curvature of the projections of such an order or degree as to substantially nullify the flexing characteristic and value of the projections is to be avoided.
  • the curvature of the projections may be embodied in a number of variations, some of which are included in the Figs. 4, 5 and 6, as representative examples.
  • the resilient shoe sole 30 is provided with transversely curved arced projections 32', in parallel and having a common longitudinal median line demarking them into pairs of conjoined semi-projections or arcs 34.
  • Each of the arcs 34 has its forward and rearward faces rearwardly inclined, as in the sole 14, and meeting at a contact edge 36.
  • FIG. 5 A further variation of the curved projection type sole is that shown in Fig. 5, in which the resilient shoe sole 40 is provided with aligned arced transversely arranged projections 42 alternating in rows with a staggered parallel arced transverse projection 44.
  • Each of the projections 42 has its forward and rearward faces rearwardly inclined, similar to that of sole 14, and having a blended conjunction in a contact edge 46.
  • Each of the staggered projections 44- is similarly rearwardly inclined, its forward and rearward faces forming a conjunction at the edge 48.
  • Another variation of the sole would omit the staggered projections 44, leaving only the aligned, spaced apart, transversely arranged, parallel and curved projections 42 to support the foot and prevent sidewise slip or motion.
  • Fig. 6 shows the sole having staggered, alternate rows of semi-projections or arcs 52 terminating inwardly of the side edges of the sole at a median longitudinal line.
  • the arcs 52 have their forward and rear faces rearwardly inclined and blending at their lower edge into conjunction to form a contact edge 54.
  • Each of the resilient shoe soles here disclosed and de- 7 scribed-14, 30, 4t and 50 have the common feature of a curvature construction for projections or arcs integrally formed with a sole platform, theprojections being inclined rearwardly.
  • the median portion of each of the several projections and semi-projections are forward of the side edges thereof, so that greater resistance to sidewise movement is effected by the side or end portions upon fleXure.
  • the outer side edge, or the inner side edge, of each of the projections or semi-projections is forward of the remaining portion thereof. In such case, the entire projection or semi-projection exerts a resistance to sidewise motion upon flexure in walking or running.
  • a balanced arrangement of the projections and/or semiprojections is to be preferred for more effective support of the foot in motion or standing.
  • the base plane contact edges are also preferably made in a rounded blended conjunction of the forward and rear faces of the projections, to provide a smooth contact action when they meet the base plane.
  • the curvature of the various projecting members. here shown and described are preferably formed sothat the members or arcs on each sole are curved on the same radius. This provides a more balanced support for the foot along the length of the sole. However, under certain special conditions where more support must be provided for the heel portion of the foot, or for the toe portion of the foot, or where greater resistance to sidewise movement should be imparted at or toward the heel of the foot, or toward the toe of the foot, the radius of curvature of the projecting members in such areas may be modified over that employed for the remainder of the members.
  • the soles may each be secured to the upper portion 12 of the shoe by a cementation process, or by other suitable means, all well known in the art to which the invention pertains.
  • the resilient shoe soles here disclosed are preferably formed of rubber, and of such compoistion that flexing action of the projections during walking or running motion is supportive to the wearer.
  • the soles are preferably made of a resilient material considered a solid, i. e. relatively dense and free of open pockets or spaces therein. But this is not a restriction against the use of such materials that may contain minute air cells and cellular structures as, for example, foam rubbers or foamplastics. Such materials have been and are generally can sidered as solids.
  • Various kinds of rubber, plastic and rubber, or plastic compositions may be used in fabricating the resilient shoe sole of this invention.
  • the resilient sole platform portion and the depending corrugations or projections operate by fiexure under load of the shoe wearer. As the shoe is moved forwardly, under weight, the contact edge of each of theprojections or semi-projections meets the base plane in a yielding fashion, suffering a rearward inclination from the sole.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a body and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting from said body and spaced longitudinally along said body, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the end of said sole, said members also being curved transversely of said sole on substantially the same radius and having asubstantially uniform cross-sectional area throughout their length, said members furtherhaving lower rounded ends and having front and rear forwardly inclined faces that diverge upwardly therefromand form a rounded juncture with the body of: said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movement of said body relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the transverse curvature of said members will provide resistance to sidewise movement of said sole relative to said surface.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a platform portion and a series of transversely extending, dovmvv'ardlyand rearwardly inclined members projecting from said platform portion and spaced longitudinally along said platform portion, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the rear end of said sole, said members being curved transversely of said sole, said members further having lower rounded ends and having front and rear inclined faces that diverge upwardly therefrom to form a rounded juncture with the platform portion of said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movement of said platform portion relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the transverse curvature of said members will provide resistance to sidewise movement of said sole relative to said surface.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a body and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting from said body and spaced longitudinally along said body, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the rear end of said sole, each of said members being arranged in curved conjoined arcs transversely of said sole, said members further having lower rounded ends and having front and rear forwardly inclined faces that diverge upwardly therefrom and form a rounded juncture with the body of said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movement of said body relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the transverse curvature of said members will provide resistance to sidewise movement of said sole relative to said surface.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a body and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting from said body and spaced longitudinally along said body, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the rear end of said sole, said projecting members being arranged in staggered rows of independent aligned arcs curved transversely of said sole, said members further 'having lower rounded ends and having front and rear forwardly inclined faces that diverge upwardly therefrom and form a rounded juncture with the body of said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movement of said body relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the transverse curvature of said members will provide resistance to sidewise movement of said sole rela-. tive to 'said surface.
  • a shoesole formed, of resilient material having a body and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting from said body andspaced longitudinally along said body, said.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a platform portion and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting fromfsaid platform portion and spaced longitudinally along said platform portion, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the rear end of said sole, said members being curved transversely of said sole, said members further having front and rear inclined faces diverging upwardly therefrom to form a juncture with the platform portion of said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movement of said platform portion relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the transverse curvature of said members will provide resistance to slidewise movement of said sole relative to said surface.
  • a shoe sole formed of resilient material having a platform portion and a series of transversely extending, downwardly and rearwardly inclined members projecting from said platform portion and spaced longitudinally along said platform portion, said members being disposed in parallel relationship from the front end toward the rear end of said sole, said projecting members being.
  • said members further having front and rear inclined faces diverging upwardly therefrom to form a juncture with the platform portion of said sole, whereby when said members are engaged with a hard, unyielding supporting surface, said members will flex under weight and produce straight, forward movemet of said platform portion relative to said surface, and simultaneously, the laterally facing portions of the transversely curved projections will provide resistance to sidewise movement of said sole relative to said surface.

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