WO2007148910A1 - Chaussures et semelles intérieures de chaussures capables d'amortir un choc grâce à une circulation d'air - Google Patents

Chaussures et semelles intérieures de chaussures capables d'amortir un choc grâce à une circulation d'air Download PDF

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WO2007148910A1
WO2007148910A1 PCT/KR2007/002969 KR2007002969W WO2007148910A1 WO 2007148910 A1 WO2007148910 A1 WO 2007148910A1 KR 2007002969 W KR2007002969 W KR 2007002969W WO 2007148910 A1 WO2007148910 A1 WO 2007148910A1
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  • This invention relates to an air circulating and shock absorbing shoes and soles which absorb the impact exerted to the feet of the wearer while walking or running, enable smooth ventilation for pleasant and comfortable wearing for a long time.
  • shoes are worn for walking and running, which is indispensable in our daily lives and their type, are several tens which can be classified by use and functionality, such as running shoes, leather shoes, slippers, sports shoes, golf shoes, military shoes, mountain climbing shoes, and etc.
  • Soles are auxiliary members of shoes inserted in shoes to protect feet for a long time for the comfort of feet in walking or running.
  • conventional shoes and soles cannot properly absorb the shock in walking or running exerted to knee joints, giving impact to the cartilaginous plates of knee joints and backbone.
  • conventional shoes and insoles cause fatigue in feet and cannot promote health sufficiently.
  • the impact of the weight of body is exerted to the feet and legs without buffering, resulting in fatigue.
  • conventional shoes and insoles are not sufficiently ventilated due to their structure, they have the problem of over-sweating.
  • the sweat of feet cannot be dried fast, they cannot prevent microorganisms from propagation, resulting in bad odor or athlete's foot.
  • the present invention provides an air circulated and shock absorbing shoes and insoles which can reduce feet fatigue by absorbing the shock exerted to the feet during walking or running, increase the quantity of motion, remove bad odor of feet by smooth air circulation, prevent athlete's foot, so that wearers can wear the shoes surprisingly and comfortably for a long time.
  • the air circulated and shock absorbing shoes in accordance with the present invention are formed with buffering spaces above the outsole in which cushion members are inserted, with multiple nuts embedded at the front and rear parts of the said buffering spaces, penetrating the spaces, with multiple vertical devices for insertion in the cushion member at the opposite positions of the said nuts, with shock absorbing devices embedded with springs vertically in the said insertion holes, and the said nuts are jointed with cap screws, and the front and rear parts of the said cushion members are formed with multiple wavy grooves which are connected with connecting grooves, and formed with the 1 st and 2 nd check valves at the said connecting grooves and the rear part of the outsoles, and the front parts of the outsoles and insoles are formed with multiple inlet holes which are connected with the front wavy grooves.
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing insoles of the 1 st exemplary embodiment in accordance with present invention are formed with the 1 st and 2 nd air chambers, at the front and rear parts of the upside of the lower sheet, which are interconnected with grooves, and the inside of the center part of the upside of the said lower sheet and the said 1 st air chambers are formed with multiple concave grooves, and the upper sheet is formed with multiple inlet holes which are connected with the 1 st air chambers, the lower sides of the said upper sheets are formed with multiple buffering projections which are inserted into the concave grooves, and the said buffering projections are embedded with springs and formed, on their top, with pressing projections which receive the elastic force of the springs, the top of the rear part of the said upper sheets are formed with multiple cushion projections, said 2 nd air chambers are embedded with buffering members, and the front parts of said 2 nd air chambers are formed with the 2 nd check valves which exhaust air outside.
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing insoles of the 2 nd exemplary embodiment in accordance with present invention are formed with buffering spaces, on top of the lower sheet, inserted with cushion members, the front and rear parts of said buffering spaces are embedded with multiple nuts which penetrate vertically, the cushion members are formed with multiple insertion holes at their front and rear parts at the opposite positions of said nuts, said insertion holes are embedded with buffering devices integrated with springs vertically in said insertion holes, said nuts are jointed with cap screws, the front and rear parts of said cushion members are formed with multiple front and rear wavy grooves which are connected with grooves, said front and rear grooves are connected with grooves, said connecting grooves and the rear part of the lower sheets are formed with the 1 st and 2 nd check valves respectively, and the front of the upper sheets are formed with multiple inlet holes which are connected with the front wavy grooves.
  • FIGs. 1 through 11 illustrates the air circulating, shock absorbing shoes in accordance with the present invention, where; Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention,
  • Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the combination of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 3 is a sectional view showing the exploded status of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 4 is a top plan view showing the cushion member in accordance with the present invention.
  • Fig. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing the core parts of the present invention
  • Figs 6a and 6b are a perspective view and a sectional view of the shock absorbing device in accordance with the present invention, respectively,
  • Figs 7a and 7b are a perspective view and a sectional view of the cap screw in accordance with the present invention, respectively, Fig. 8 is a sectional view showing another embodiment of the cap screw in accordance with the present invention,
  • Figs 9a, 9b, and 9c are sectional views showing the operation of the present invention
  • Fig. 10 is an exploded perspective view showing the exemplary embodiment of the mid sole and insole in accordance with the present invention
  • Fig. 11 is a sectional view showing the joint status of the Fig. 10,
  • Fig. 12 through Fig. 18b show the insole of an air circulating, shock absorbing shoe which is an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 12 is a perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention
  • Fig. 13 is an exploded perspective view of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 14 is a sectional view showing an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 15a is a perspective view showing the bottom side of the upper sheet in accordance with the present invention.
  • Fig. 15b is a sectional view showing the shock absorbing projections and pressing projections of the upper sheet in accordance with the present invention
  • Fig. 16a is a perspective view showing the cushion member in accordance with the present invention
  • Fig. 16b is the sectional view of the Fig. 16a
  • Figs 17a, 17b and 17c are sectional views showing the operation of the present invention
  • Fig. 18a is a perspective view showing another exemplary embodiment of the cushion member in accordance with the present invention.
  • Fig. 18b is the sectional view of the Fig. 18a
  • Figs 19 through Fig. 27c shows the air circulating, shock absorbing insole of another exemplary embodiment in accordance with the present invention
  • Fig. 19 is a perspective view showing another exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • Fig. 20 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention
  • Fig. 21 is a sectional view showing the joint status of the present invention
  • Fig. 22 is a sectional view showing the separated status of the present invention
  • Fig. 23 is a top plan view showing the cushion member in accordance with the present invention.
  • Fig. 24 is an exploded perspective view showing the core members of the present invention.
  • Figs 25a and 25b are the perspective and sectional views of the shock absorbing device in accordance with the present invention, respectively.
  • Figs 26a and 26b are the perspective and sectional views of the cap screw in accordance with the present invention
  • Figs 27a, 27b and 27c are sectional views showing the operation of an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing shoes are technically characterized by being constituted with, as shown in the Fig. 1 through Fig. 11 , in a shoe(S) incorporating outsole(10), midsole(20), and insole(30), a buffering space(11) formed on top of the said outsole(10) containing cushion member(40); multiple nuts(50) penetrating the front and rear parts of the said buffering space(11); multiple insertion holes(41) vertically penetrating the said cushion member(40) facing said nuts(50); buffering device inserted in said insertion holes(41) embedded with vertical spring(61); cap screws(70) jointed with said nuts(50); multiple wavy grooves(42)(43) formed at the front and rear parts of said cushion member(40) and connected with grooves(42a)(43a); path(44) which connects said front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43); 1st and 2nd check valves(80)(90) formed at the said path(44) and rear part of
  • the said shoe(S) applies to all the shoes, which incorporate outsole(10), midsole(20), and insole(30), and have diverse sizes according to the age, sex, and size of feet of wearer.
  • the said buffer space(11), as shown in Fig. 1 is formed along on the outsole(10) lengthwise and integrated with a cushion member(40) who absorbs the impact of walking and circulates air.
  • multiple nuts(50) are inserted penetrating vertically by integrated injection molding.
  • Said inlet holes(21)(31) are formed at the front parts of the midsole(20) and insole(30) and connected with the front wavy groove(42) formed in the cushion member(40).
  • the said cushion member(40) which is integrated in the buffer space of the outsole(10), absorbing shock of walking and circulates air, is made of soft and elastic material and formed with multiple insertion holes(41), multiple front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43) and connecting path(44).
  • said cushion member(40) is formed with a shape corresponding with the said buffer space(11).
  • Said insertion holes(41) are formed vertically in the cushion member(40) facing the nuts(50), integrated with buffering devices(60) which absorbs the impact of walking.
  • said front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43) are formed at the front and rear parts of the said cushion member(40) respectively. These front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43) are interconnected with grooves(4), and the rear wavy groove(43) is connected with the 2nd check valve(90) as shown in the figure. Said front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43) circulate air and reduce the weight of the cushion member(40).
  • the said path(44) is, as shown in the Fig. 4, formed at the center top of the cushion member(40) and connects the front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43), and installed with the 1st check valve(80).
  • the said nuts(50) are formed at the front and rear parts of the buffer space(11) penetrating vertically, and joint with cap screws(70).
  • the said nuts(50) are inserted into the buffer space(11) by injection molding.
  • Said buffering devices(60) are inserted in the insertion holes(41) of the cushion member(40) to absorb the shock of walking and circulate air, and are made of soft, elastic material and embedded vertically with springs(61), as shown in the Figures 6a and 6b, which increases bouncing force with elasticity.
  • the springs(61) are protected from corrosion by being embedded in the buffering devices(60).
  • concave grooves(62)(63) are formed, and on the bottom of said midsole(20) and top of the cap screw(70), projections(22)(71) which are inserted into said concave grooves(62)(63) are formed.
  • cap screws(70) are assembled, but can be disassembled, with nuts(50) to support buffering devices(60), by screw joints so that the buffering devices(60) can be easily replaced.
  • grooves(70a) are formed for easy jointing and unscrewing of cap screw(70) for assembling and disassembling, as shown in Fig. 7b. Therefore, the buffering devices(60) can be easily replaced when damaged or to meet the weight of the shoes wearer with the one having appropriate strength. Especially, the strength of the buffering devices(60) at where more load is exerted can be adjusted with desired tension.
  • FIG. 8 Another desirable embodiment of the present invention, as illustrated in Fig. 8, is characterized by formed with anti-slip projections(72) on the bottom of said cap screws(70), which are especially suitable for mountain climbing or golf shoes.
  • Said 1st check valve(80) is installed in the path(44) of the said cushion member(40) to close the path(44) when the rear wavy grooves(43) is pressed and open the path when the rear wavy grooves(43) is expanded, while walking.
  • a valve grove(44a) is formed in the path(44) of said cushion member(40) to install the 1st check valve(80).
  • the 2nd check valve(90) is installed at the rear part of the outsole(10) so as to be connected with outside to exhaust air when the rear wavy grooves(43) of said cushion member(40) is pressed, and cuts off air exhaustion by being closed when the rear wavy grooves(43) of said cushion member(40) is expanded.
  • a valve groove(12) is formed at the rear part of said outsole(10) to install the 2nd check valve, as shown in Fig. 1.
  • Figures 10 and 11 show another exemplary embodiment of the midsole(20) and insole(30) in accordance with the present invention, wherein, they are characterized by; multiple pressing projections(23) and cushion projections(24) which are formed on top of the front and rear parts of the said midsole(20); and multiple cut- offs(24) formed on said insole in correspondence with the said pressing projections(23) and cushion projections(24); and the top of the said insole(30) attached with spun cloth(30a).
  • the said pressing projection(23) are formed on front top of said midsole(20), as shown in Figures 10 and 11 , to provide pressing effect on feet while walking.
  • Said cushion projections(24) also are formed on the rear top of the midsole(20), as shown in Figures 10 and 11 , to absorb shock while walking or running.
  • Said cut-offs(32) are formed on the insole(30), as shown in Figures 10 and 11 , facing the pressing and cushion projections(23)(24), in '*' shape so that they can be easily open up in all directions to accept said pressing and cushion projections(23)(24).
  • Said spun cloth(30a), as shown in Figures 10 and 11 is attached on top of the insole(30), to provide elasticity to the cut-offs(32) and prevent pressing and cushion projections(23)(24) from being exposed to top of the insole(30).
  • said cushion member(40), said front and rear wavy grooves(42)(43) and said buffering device( ⁇ ) provide buffering and air circulation functions by being compressed and expanded in turns.
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing shoes in accordance with the present invention provides excellent cushion by the buffering function, reducing foot fatigue while walking or running, promoting health by increasing the quantity of motion due to their structure, and preventing various diseases caused by lack of exercise.
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing shoes in accordance with the present invention can remove foot odor and prevent athlete's foot with the fresh air circulated in the shoes while walking or running, for pleasant wearing over a long time.
  • the buffering devices(60) can be easily replaced when damaged since the cap screws(70) are joint with the nuts(50) by screw joint, or to meet the weight of the wearer.
  • the strengths of the buffering devices can be adjusted partially by replacement according to the load.
  • the springs(61) in accordance with the present invention are embedded in the buffering devices(60) to be protected from corrosion.
  • the sole(A) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the 1st exemplary embodiment of the present invention is technically and substantially characterized by being formed with the 1st and 2nd air chambers(120)(130) which are formed at the front and rear of the said lower sheet(100) and interconnected with each other through a path(110); multiple concave grooves(140) formed inside the central top of the said lower sheet(100) and in the 1st air chamber(130); multiple suction holes(210) formed on the said upper sheet(200) and connected with the said 1st air chamber(120); multiple buffering projections(220) on the bottom of the upper sheet(200) to fit with the said concave grooves(140) and vertically embedded with springs(220a); pressing projections(230)
  • the said sole(A) can be used in various types of shoes such as running shoes, leather shoes, sports shoes, golf shoes, combat shoes, mountain climbing shoes, and etc., and is comprised of the lower sheet(100) and upper sheet(200) in various sizes according to the sizes of the feet of the users.
  • the said path(110) is formed on center top of the lower sheet(100) and its both ends are connected with the 1st and 2nd air chambers(120)(130).
  • the said 1 st air chamber(120) is formed at front top of the lower sheet(100)
  • the said 2nd air chamber(130) is formed at rear top of the lower sheet(100) and connected with the 1st air chamber via the path(1 10). In front of the said 2nd air
  • chamber(130) is formed with the 1 st check valve(400) which closes and opens the
  • chamber(130) is provided with the buffer member(300).
  • the said concave grooves(14) are formed inside the center top of the lower
  • the said wavy grooves(150) are formed inside the 1 st air chamber(120) to reduce the weight of the lower sheet(100) and circulate air while walking.
  • the said suction holes(210) are formed at the front part of the upper
  • the said buffer projections(220) are projected from the bottom of the upper
  • the buffer projections(220) are compressed absorbing the impact.
  • the said springs(220a) are embedded in the buffer projections(220) to provide the buffer projections with elasticity to increase bouncing force, and to be protected from corrosion.
  • the said springs(220a) which are embedded in the buffer projection(220) improve bouncing force by providing the buffer projections(220) with elasticity.
  • the springs(220a) are protected from corrosion because they are embedded in the buffer projections(220).
  • the said pressing projections(230) are protruded from the top of the buffer projections(220), receiving the elasticity of the springs(220a), giving massaging effect
  • the said cushion projections(240) are formed on rear top of said upper sheet(200) receiving and mitigating the impact of walking.
  • said buffer member(300) is incorporated inside the 2nd air chamber(130), absorbing the impact of walking and circulating air.
  • said buffer member(300) is characterized by being comprised of a combination of two wrinkled tubes(310) and positioned on both sides of the 2nd air chamber(130), and the springs(320) are built-in the said wrinkled tubes(310) sealed in vacuum to increase bouncing force and be protected from corrosion.
  • the said buffer member(300) is characterized by being formed integrally on the rear bottom of the upper sheet(200), comprised of multiple buffer projections(330) and the springs(340) embedded in the buffer projections(330).
  • the springs(320) are built-in the said buffer projections(330) to increase bouncing force and be protected from corrosion.
  • the said 1st check valve(400) is formed at the front of the said 2nd air chamber(130) to close the path(110) when the 2nd air chamber is compressed and open the path(110) when the 2nd air chamber is expanded.
  • the said 2nd check valve(500) is formed at the rear of the 2nd air chamber in connection with outside to exhaust air.
  • the said 2nd check valve(500) is opened to exhaust air outside when the 2nd air chamber(130) is compressed and closed when the 2nd air chamber(130) is expanded.
  • the drawings only show the 2nd check valve(500) installed at the rear of the 2nd air chamber(130), it should be clarified that, in other embodiments in accordance with the present invention, the 2nd check valve(500) can be installed at any side of the 2nd air chamber(130).
  • the 1st and 2nd air chambers(120)(130) maintain expanded status due to the elasticity of the buffer projections(220) and buffer member(300).
  • the sole(A) in accordance with the present invention When the sole(A) in accordance with the present invention is inserted into a shoe and walked or run, the said 1st and 2nd air chambers(120)(130), buffer projections(220) and buffer member(300) are compressed and expanded in turns to provide buffering effect and air circulation.
  • the 1st air chamber(120), buffer projections(220) and springs(220a) are expanded providing suction force, introducing fresh air into the 1st air chamber(120) through the suction holes(210) in the upper sheet(200), which flows into the 2nd air chamber(130) through the path(110), maintaining air circulation in the sole(A) while walking or running. Therefore, since the sole(A) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the 1st exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides excellent cushion effect due to the buffering capability, reducing fatigue of feet when walking or running, promoting health by structurally increasing the quantity of motion, and preventing various geriatric diseases caused by lack of exercise.
  • the sole(A) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the present invention enables ventilation with fresh air in the shoes while walking or running, removing odor, preventing athlete's foot and allowing users to wear the shoes pleasantly over a long time.
  • the present invention can reduce the weight of the lower sheet(100) with the multiple wavy grooves(150) formed inside the 1st air chamber(120), protect the springs(220a)(320) embedded inside the buffer projections(220) and wrinkled tubes(310) from corrosion, allowing higher bouncing force, and provide massaging effect to feet with the multiple pressing projections(230) formed on the upper sheet(200).
  • the sole(B) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the 2nd exemplary embodiment of the present invention is characterized by being comprised of; a buffer space(1100) formed on top of the lower sheet(1000) containing the cushion member(3000); multiple nuts(4000) embedded to penetrate vertically at the front and rear parts of the said buffer space(1100); multiple vertical insertion holes(3100) formed in the cushion member(3000) facing the said nuts(4000); buffer devices(5000) embedded in the said insertion holes(3100) incorporated with vertically embedded springs(5100); cap screws(6000) jointed with the said nuts(4000); multiple front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) formed at the front and rear parts of the said cushion member(3000), respectively, and connected with connecting grooves(3210)(3310); path(3400) connecting the said front and rear wavy grooves(3200)
  • the said sole(B) can be used in various types of shoes, such as running shoes, leather shoes, sports shoes, golf shoes, combat boots, mountain climbing shoes, and etc., and comprised of upper and lower sheets(2000)(1000), made in various sizes according to the feet size of the users.
  • the said buffer space(1100), as shown in Fig. 20, is formed along the lower sheet(1000) lengthwise, containing a cushion member(3000) which absorbs the shock of walking or running and circulates air.
  • a cushion member(3000) which absorbs the shock of walking or running and circulates air.
  • multiple nuts(4000) are extrusion molded at the front and rear parts of the buffer space(1100), vertically.
  • the said suction holes(2100) are formed at the front part of the upper sheet(2000), which are connected with the front wavy grooves(3200) formed in the cushion member(3000), introducing fresh air while walking or running.
  • the said cushion member(3000) formed in the buffer space(1100) of the lower sheet(1000) absorbs shock and circulates air, made of soft, elastic material, and formed with multiple insertion holes(3100), multiple front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300), and path(3400).
  • the said cushion member(3000) is formed in correspondence with the buffer space, as shown in the figures.
  • the said insertion holes(3100) are formed vertically in the cushion member(3000) facing the nuts(4000), incorporated with buffer devices(5000) which absorbs shock while walking or running.
  • the said front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) are, as shown in Fig. 23, formed at front and rear top of the cushion member(3000), connected by connecting grooves(3210)(3310) and path(3400).
  • the rear wavy groove(3300) is connected with the 2nd check valve(8000) as illustrated.
  • the front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) circulate air when walking or running and reduce the weight of the cushion member(3000).
  • the said path(3400) is, as shown in Fig. 23, formed on center top of the cushion member(3000), with both ends connected with the front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) respectively, and installed with the 1st check valve(7000).
  • the said nuts(4000) are injection molded in the buffer space.
  • the said buffer devices(5000) inserted in the insertion holes(3100) of the cushion member(3000) absorb shock and circulate air, made with soft elastic material, embedded with springs(5100) to give elasticity and bouncing force, as shown in
  • Figures 252a and 25b, and the springs(5100) are protected from corrosion by being embedded in the buffer devices(5000).
  • Concave grooves(5200)(5300) are formed at the center top and bottom of the said buffer devices(5000), and projections(2200)(6100) are formed on the bottom of the said upper sheet(2000) and top of the cap screws(6000), which are inserted into the said concave grooves(5200)(5300).
  • the said cap screws(6000) joint, but separable, with the nuts(4000) supporting
  • the buffer devices(5000) can be easily replaced when necessary, e.g., to meet the
  • the path(3400) of the said cushion member(3000) is formed with the valve installation groove(3410) for the 1st check valve.
  • the said 2nd check valve( ⁇ OOO) is installed at the rear part of the lower
  • a valve installation groove(1200) is formed to fit with the 2nd check valve(8000)
  • the front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) and the buffer devices(5000) absorb shock and circulate air by being compressed and expanded in turns, while walking or running.
  • the front and rear wavy grooves(3200)(3300) of the cushion member(3000) expand to their original shape by the dynamic stability of the buffer devices(5000), causing suction force in the rear wavy grooves(3300), in addition to the suction force caused by the restoration of the front wavy grooves(3200) and buffer devices(5000), enabling fresh air being introduced into the front wavy grooves(3200) through the suction holes(2100) of the upper sheet(2000), and flows into the rear wavy grooves(3300) through the 1st check valve(7000), resulting in the circulation of air in the sole(B).
  • the sole(B) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the 2nd exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides excellent cushion effect due to the buffering capability, reducing fatigue of feet when walking or running, promoting health by structurally increasing the quantity of motion, and preventing various geriatric diseases caused by lack of exercise.
  • the sole(B) of the air circulating and shock absorbing shoe in accordance with the present invention enables ventilation with fresh air in the shoes while walking or running, removing odor, preventing athlete's foot and allowing users to wear the shoes pleasantly for a long time.
  • cap screws( ⁇ OOO) are jointed, but separable, with the nuts(4000) to enable easy replacement of the buffer devices(5000) when necessary, or to meet the weight of the user, or to control the strength according to the load distribution.
  • the springs(5100) are protected from corrosion by being embedded in the buffer devices(5000).
  • the air circulating and shock absorbing shoes and soles in accordance with the present invention can reduce feet fatigue by absorbing the impact of walking and running, promote health by increasing the quantity of motion, enable smooth air circulation removing odor and preventing athlete's foot and pleasant wearing of shoes for a long time.

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La présente invention concerne une circulation d'air, des chaussures pourvues d'un dispositif amortisseur de chocs et des semelles qui réduisent l'impact exercé sur le pied de l'utilisateur, augmentent la mobilité, bloquent les mauvaises odeurs dégagées par les pieds et empêchent l'apparition du pied d'athlète à l'aide d'un dispositif de ventilation disposé dans les chaussures. Ces chaussures deviennent dès lors agréables et confortables à porter.
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