WO2005013746A1 - Semelle plantaire a amortissement selectif - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to plantar soles for use in an article of footwear between a sole of the article of footwear and the plantar surface of a user's foot.
- Known soles are generally limited by an upper main surface adapted to be in contact with the plantar surface of the foot, with a lower surface adapted to be in contact with the footwear sole, and with a peripheral contour shaped to engage in the inner contour of the footwear.
- the insoles generally have a purpose of compensation of size or shape, for a better adaptation of the footwear on the foot of the user. We choose for this the thickness of the sole, and this thickness may be variable depending on the areas under the foot of the user.
- US 4,364,188 A discloses an article of footwear in which the sole comprises a denser or stiffer foam material in one of the two halves along the longitudinal axis of the foot. This arrangement does not provide the sufficient cushioning and stability qualities of a shoe, especially a sports shoe.
- US 4,551,930 A discloses a stiffer or stiffer foam material positioned throughout the perimeter of the integrated sole of a shoe. Depreciation and stability are somewhat improved, but still insufficient.
- US 4,128,950 A discloses a stiffer or stiffer foam material around the perimeter of the bead area. Stability is a bit better, but at the expense of depreciation.
- EP 0 752 216 A describes footwear whose integrated sole has various distributions of hardness.
- the described structures do not achieve a good compromise between the damping and stability of the foot in the shoe.
- the above documents require the provision of special structures footwear with integrated sole, and the solutions are not adaptable to all types of footwear.
- DE 35 08 582 A discloses a soleplate which, on its upper side, comprises insulated elastic convex zones constituting massage cushions. These massage cushions are placed in the regions of the reflex zones of the foot, to act on these zones.
- the reflex zones as described are clearly away from the foot support zones, or cover only a small portion of such support zones.
- Document US 2001/0039746 A1 describes a sole comprising elastic convex zones constituting massage cushions intended to improve the venous circulation.
- the massage cushions as described are not placed specifically in the foot support zones: most are away from the support zones, the others only partially cover certain support zones.
- Documents DE 27 09 546 A and WO 99/53785 describe a sole comprising a continuous elastic zone, which does not individualize the bearing zones of the foot; and some support areas are not covered.
- US 5,014,706 describes an orthopedic insole which modifies the pathological supports of feet comprising deformations. Elastic sole zones are placed to compensate for deformations. These areas do not specifically and individually concern the normal foot support areas.
- the problem proposed by the present invention is to design adaptable means in most footwear, ensuring both effective shock absorption of the foot during use in running or racing, and ensuring simultaneously excellent stability of the foot in the shoe to avoid relative movements of the foot relative to the shoe during walking, running and lateral movements or rotation during changes of direction. It is known that the insufficient maintenance of the foot in a shoe can lead to instability during longitudinal, lateral or rotational forces of the foot in the shoe. It is also known that, during use, the foot is subjected to shocks. Insufficient stability and inadequate cushioning can increase the risk of joint and tendon damage and reduce the feeling of comfort.
- the invention results from the observation that it is possible to appreciably improve the comfort and substantially reduce the risks of joint and tendon damage by combining both an effective selective damping of the major zones of support of the foot in the shoe, and a uniform specific and individual lateral of these major areas of foot support which improves the stability of the foot in the shoe to avoid the tendency to loosen and slip of the foot in the shoe during the movements of step, stroke and change of direction.
- the invention also aims to provide such means which are particularly robust and effective, suitable for use in any type of footwear.
- the invention provides a sole for use in an article of footwear between a sole of the article of footwear and the plantar surface of a foot, the sole being limited by an upper main surface adapted to be in contact with the plantar surface of the foot, with a lower main surface adapted to be in contact with the footwear sole, and with a peripheral contour shaped to protrude from the plantar surface of the foot and to engage in the inner contour of the footwear, the soleplate having at least two stiffnesses or hardnesses different depending on the main surface areas considered; according to the invention:
- the sole comprises, in its main surface, support zones arranged so as to come under each of the major bearing zones of the foot; the bearing zones have a stiffness or relative hardness which is lower than that of the other zones of the foot; main surface,
- the support zones are limited by a contour bordering said major foot support zones.
- the main surface bearing areas of stiffness or lower relative hardness comprise an anterior support zone intended to come under the phalangettes of the foot, an intermediate support zone intended to come under the metatarsal heads of the foot, a posterior support zone intended to come under the heel of the foot, and an external support zone intended to come under the anterolateral part of the calcaneus, below the cuboid and under the fifth metatarsal of the foot .
- the main surface areas of greater stiffness or relative hardness comprise a peripheral edge completely surrounding the bearing areas of lower stiffness or relative hardness. The stability is thus significantly improved.
- the anterior bearing zone is circumscribed in a polygon defined by the vectors ab (2.6 cm, 240 °), bc (2.6 cm, 180 °), cd (0.9 cm, 120 °), 1.98 cm, 50 °), ef (6.3 cm, 120 °), f (2.5 cm, 0 °), gh (5 cm, 310 °), hi (1.6 cm, 270 °). ia (0.8 cm, 0 °);
- the assembly formed by the intermediate support zone, the posterior support zone and the external support zone is circumscribed in a polygon defined by the vectors: (2.2 cm, 270 °), kl (4) , 6 cm, 180 °), Im (2.2 cm, 90 °), min (1.1 cm, 0 °), no (3.7 cm, 105 °), op (4.8 cm, 195 °) ), pq (7.7 cm, 215 °), qr (3.7 cm, 160 °), rs (3.2 cm, 90 °), st (1.8 cm, 35 °), t (14, 8 cm, 10 °), uv (4.3 cm, 305 °), v 1 (1.7 cm, 270 °).
- the plantar sole according to the invention may consist of a bonding assembly of a first elastomeric material constituting the zones of stiffness or higher relative hardness, and a second material elastomer constituting the support zones with stiffness or lower relative hardness, with the bonding of a top anti-bacterial film and a comfort cloth.
- FIG. 1 is a view of the upper main surface of a right foot sole according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIGS. 5, 6, 7 and 8 illustrate cross-sections of the sole of FIG. 1 respectively along the D-D, E-E, F-F and G-G planes of FIG.
- a plantar sole according to the invention is limited by an upper main surface 1, a lower main surface 2, and a peripheral contour 3.
- the lower main surface 2 is adapted to be in contact with a footwear sole. In the illustrated embodiment, it can be adapted to a footwear whose bearing surface is corrugated in the longitudinal direction to follow the usual general anatomical curvature of the foot, and whose bearing surface is concave in the transverse direction.
- the peripheral contour 3 is shaped to engage in the inner contour of the article of footwear, and for this purpose has a view from above the usual curvatures of the peripheral contours of the known sole soles.
- the upper main surface 1 has, at rest, a usual general shape for the soles, and this shape can be variable without departing from the scope of the present invention.
- the thickness of the sole is slightly variable along a longitudinal plane considered, and varies depending on the transverse position of the longitudinal plane considered. This thickness may be greater in the central area below the sole of the foot, and lower in the end areas. In this case we obtain a compensation effect.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 the thickness of the sole is slightly variable along a longitudinal plane considered, and varies depending on the transverse position of the longitudinal plane considered. This thickness may be greater in the central area below the sole of the foot, and lower in the end areas. In this case we obtain a compensation effect.
- FIGS. 1 in this same embodiment illustrated in FIGS.
- the thickness of the plantar sole is variable along the same transverse plane considered, and varies according to the transverse plane considered.
- the median longitudinal plane XX of the sole corresponding to the sagittal plane of the foot, is considered to be the longitudinal plane AA situated away from the plane XX by a distance of Approximately 20 mm towards the inner edge of the sole, the longitudinal plane BB situated away from the plane XX by a distance of approximately 10 mm towards the outer edge of the sole, and the longitudinal plane CC situated away from the plane XX at a distance of approximately 33 mm towards the outer edge of the sole.
- the thickness of the sole at the front end may be of the order of 6 mm, while its thickness in the median zone may be of the order of 11 mm and its posterior end thickness may be of the order of 9 mm.
- the anterior thickness is of the order of 6 mm
- the central thickness is of the order of 12 mm
- the posterior thickness is of the order of 8 mm.
- the anterior thickness is of the order of 6 mm
- the central thickness is of the order of 10 mm
- the posterior thickness is of the order of 8 mm.
- the thicknesses are given by way of illustrative example, and are liable to variations depending in particular on the depreciation to be achieved.
- the transverse planes marked with respect to the front tip 1a of the sole are then considered: the plane DD is approximately 5.5 cm from the point, the plane EE is about 11 cm from the point, the plane FF is 16 About 5 cm from the tip, and the GG plane is about 22 cm from the tip.
- the thickness of the sole is reduced to zero along the inner edge and along the outer edge.
- the central thickness varies according to the transverse plane considered.
- the lower main surface 2 is convex, while the upper main surface 1 is concave.
- the concavity of the upper main surface 1 forms a hollow of about 5 mm, as well as in the transverse plane EE illustrated in Figure 6.
- the hollow is about 12 mm.
- the length of the sole 42 is 27.5 cm. Its width is variable depending on the transverse plane considered: the width is about 8.5 cm in the transverse plane DD, about 9.5 cm in the EE plane, about 7.5 cm in the plane FF and about 7 cm in the GG plane.
- the sole in the embodiment illustrated in Figures 2 to 4, comprises a base structure 5 on which is fixed an upper film 4 itself preferably covered with a comfort fabric 4a constituting the upper surface 1 and suitable for contact with the skin of the foot.
- the upper film 4 may advantageously be of anti-bacterial material, with a thickness of the order of 1 mm. It is thus possible to choose, for the basic structure 5, a different material, adapted to the desired effects, and which one does not have to make sure of the compatibility with the contact of the foot.
- the sole of the invention is intended to cooperate with the foot in a particular way, to ensure the functions of effective shock absorption of the foot and foot stability in the shoe during walking, running, rotation or change of direction. For this purpose, the sole cooperates essentially with the major areas of support of the foot, which are illustrated in Figure 9. In this Figure 9, there is shown in top view, the horizontal projection of the skeleton 20 of the foot.
- the set of phalangettes 21-25 is a first major foot support zone.
- the metatarsal heads 26-30 constitute a second major zone of support of the foot.
- the posterior portion 31a of the calcaneus, or heel constitutes a third major zone of support of the foot, together with the antero-external part 31b of the calcaneus, with the cuboid 32 and with the body of the fifth metatarsal 33.
- the sole according to the invention comprises separate areas, and these areas have distinct mechanical properties.
- the upper main surface 1, shown in Figure 1 having removed the upper film 4 and the comfort web 4a.
- the anterior support zone 6 is limited by a continuous contour which borders the first major support zone of the foot constituted by phalangettes 21-25.
- the contour of the anterior support zone 6 is relatively close to the contour of the phalangettes 21-25, following this contour in a relatively faithful manner as illustrated in FIG. 9.
- the intermediate support zone 7 is limited by an outline bordering the second major foot support zone consisting of the metatarsal heads 26-30. This contour of the intermediate support zone 7 follows fairly closely the contour of the metatarsal heads 26-30, as illustrated in FIG. 9.
- the posterior support zone 8 is also limited by a contour which borders the major zone of bearing of the foot formed by the heel 31a, as seen in Figure 9.
- the outer bearing zone 9 is limited by a contour which borders closely the major zone of support of the foot formed by the anterior part. external surface of the calcaneus 31b, the cuboid 32 and the fifth metatarsal 33, as illustrated in FIG. 9.
- These bearing zones 6, 7, 8 and 9 thus defined constitute, in the main surface 1, main surface areas having lower stiffness or relative hardness.
- the remainder of the sole is main surface areas of greater stiffness or relative hardness. Areas of greater stiffness or relative hardness include a peripheral rim 10 which completely surrounds the lower or lower relative hardness bearing zones 6, 7, 8 and 9.
- the main surface bearing areas with stiffness or lower relative hardness namely the bearing zone previous 6, the intermediate support zone 7, the posterior support zone 8 and the external support zone 9, receive the major zones of support of the foot, and therefore suffer the most important mechanical forces of the foot. They deform elastically under the action of the foot.
- the stiffness or relative hardness of the support zones with stiffness or lower relative hardness can be between 20 and 35 Shore A.
- the stiffness or hardness of the zones with stiffness or higher relative hardness can be between 38 and 50 Shore A, with advantageously a hardness difference of at least 10 Shore A between the higher relative hardness and the lower relative hardness, and preferably with a hardness difference of at least 15 Shore A.
- the bearing zones 6, 7, 8 and 9 with stiffness or lower relative hardness can be determined with curvilinear contours as shown in FIGS.
- the anterior support zone 6 consisting of the association of five oval zones, each corresponding to one phalangettes
- the intermediate support zone 7 also consisting of five oval zones each corresponding to one of the metatarsal heads of the foot
- the posterior bearing zone 8 being of oval shape the or circular adapted to the shape of the heel of the foot of the user
- the outer bearing zone 9 having a width which is gradually reduced from the rear zone 8 to the portion of the intermediate bearing zone 7 corresponding to the head of the fifth metatarsal. It is also possible to define these bearing zones 6-9 with stiffness or reduced hardness considering that they are written in two polygons defined as follows.
- the anterior support zone 6 is circumscribed in a polygon abcdefghi in which the origin point a is about 1.6 cm behind the edge of the anterior sole of sole and about 1.1 cm. from the median plane XX to the inner edge of the sole; the sides of the polygon are marked by the corresponding vectors given by their length and by their angle counted in the trigono-etic direction from the median longitudinal axis XX considered from the back to the front of the sole from above: ab ( 2.6 cm, 240 °), bc (2.6 cm, 180 °), cd (0.9 cm, 120 °), of (1.9 cm, 50 °), ef (6.3 cm, 120 °) ), (2.5 cm, 0 °), gh (5 cm, 310 °), hi (1.6 cm, 270 °), ia (0.8 cm, 0 °).
- the intermediate support zone 7, the posterior support zone 8 and the external support zone 9 form an assembly circumscribed in a similarly defined polygon starting from an origin point j located at 1.1 cm from the medial longitudinal axis XX towards the inner edge of the sole and 7.6 cm behind the anterior edge of the sole, the vectors are plotted jk (2.2 cm, 270 °), kl (4.6 cm, 180 °), Im (2.2 cm, 90 °), mn (1.1 cm, 0 °), no (3.7 cm, 105 °), op (4.8 cm, 195 °), pq ( 7.7 cm, 215 °), qr (3.7 cm, 160 °), rs (3.2 cm, 90 °), st (1.8 cm, 35 °), h (14.8 cm, 10 cm).
- FIGS. 2 to 4 in longitudinal section
- FIGS. 5 to 8 in transverse section.
- the distribution of the main surface bearing areas with lower stiffness or relative hardness is clearly distinguished, and the main surface areas with greater stiffness or relative hardness.
- the peripheral edge 10 has a width of approximately 10 mm along the inner edge of the sole, and a width of approximately 15 mm along the outer edge.
- the peripheral edge 10 in section in the plane EE as illustrated in Figure 6, has a width of about 6 mm along the inner edge, and about 25 mm along the outer edge; in section in the plane FF as illustrated in FIG. 7, the peripheral edge is very wide along the inner edge, and has a width of about 12 mm along the outer edge; finally, in section along the plane GG as illustrated in Figure 8, the peripheral edge 10 has a width of about 12 mm along the inner edge, and a width of about 14 mm along the outer edge. It is understood, considering the cross sections of the planes DD,
- the first major support zone of the foot constituted by the phalangettes 21-25 deforms under stress the anterior support zone 6, and is guided longitudinally at the ends. 6c and 6d of the anterior support zone 6 by the adjacent parts of sole material stiffness or higher relative hardness.
- the ranges above, determined for a size 42 are likely to vary by plus or minus 3 mm in width and length. As is customary in the footwear industry, the other sizes are determined by homothety.
- the upper film 4 and the comfort cloth 4a are sufficiently thin and flexible not to affect the effectiveness of the base structure 5 with areas of different relative hardness.
- One embodiment consists in providing a sole entirely made of an elastomeric material of hardness equal to the stiffness or higher relative hardness, cutting off the zones intended to have a lower stiffness or relative hardness, to be glued in the zones thus cut off from the plates of a material with stiffness or lower relative hardness, then to stick the upper film 4 anti-bacterial and the comfort cloth 4a.
- closed-cell foam elastomers of suitable densities may be used to achieve the desired hardnesses.
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