WO2011149218A2 - Shock absorbing shoes with improved assembly and operational performance - Google Patents
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- the present invention is provided with a support member for preventing the separation and separation of the elastic member to increase the durability of the shock-absorbing shoes, the relative movement of the support member when the elastic member is restored after compression and compression during walking, that is, the upper sole, Guides and guides are formed on the second support of the support member, respectively, to accommodate and guide the relative motion of the supporting member to ensure operational reliability of the elastic member and the supporting member, and further to secure the elastic member and the upper and lower parts thereof.
- the supporting member can be easily and simply combined by the supporting member, which is easier to assemble than the conventional shock absorbing shoes, and the productivity can be increased by shortening the assembly time, and the separation of each component is easy by the disassembly of the supporting member. It is easy and easy to work with, so that the assembly and operation performance can be improved to improve the work efficiency. Price will absorb about shoes.
- shoes play a role in reducing foot fatigue by protecting a person's foot and acting as a shock absorber for a certain impact.
- various types of functional shoes that emphasize the protection of the foot and functional aspects of the shoe are introduced. have.
- coil springs are assembled in various forms in order to facilitate maintenance of coil springs having elastic deformation.
- the present invention has been made to solve the above problems,
- Supporting member is provided to prevent the separation and separation of the elastic member to increase the durability of the shock absorbing shoes
- the upper part and the guide part are formed on the second support of the upper sole and the supporting member, respectively, to accommodate and guide the relative motion of the supporting member.
- the elastic member and the support member for fixing it at the upper and lower sides can be easily and simply coupled by the supporting member, so that the assembly work is easier than the conventional shock absorbing shoes, and the assembly time can be shortened to increase productivity.
- the fixing means is provided at the lower end of the first fixing body and the supporting member coupled to the first support of the support member according to the present invention, the supporting member is loosened by the vibration or shock applied during walking, or the coupling is loosened.
- shock absorbing shoes with improved assembly and operation performance, which can be further upgraded in productivity and work efficiency by assembling and separating operations between components by fastening means.
- the second fixing body coupled to the second support of the supporting member and the upper end of the supporting member are provided with a separation preventing means, so that the user can be prevented from separating and separating between the second fixing body and the supporting member during the lifting and lowering operation of the supporting member. It is another object of the present invention to provide shock absorbing shoes with improved assembly performance and operational performance.
- Shock absorbing shoes with improved assembly and operation performance outsole; An upper sole arranged on the outsole and having a guide part; A support member comprising a first support connected to the outsole and a second support connected to the upper sole and having a guide corresponding to the guide; An elastic member arranged between the first and second supports of the support member; And a supporting member connected to the first and second supports of the support member and configured to move up and down through the guide part and the guide part of the second support.
- the first and second support members of the support member according to the present invention further include first and second fixing members coupled to the elastic member, and the first fixing member and the supporting member further include fixing means. It features.
- the fixing means according to the present invention is inserted into the insertion groove formed in the lower surface of the first fixing body, the lower end of the supporting member, the insertion hole corresponding to the insertion groove, and inserted through the insertion hole, It characterized in that it comprises a fixing pin seated in the insertion groove.
- the second fixing body according to the present invention further includes a corresponding guide portion corresponding to the guide portion of the second support, and the corresponding guide portion of the second fixing body and the supporting member are further provided with a departure preventing means. It is characterized by being.
- the shock absorbing shoes with improved assembly and operation performance according to the present invention is provided with a supporting member for preventing separation and separation of the elastic member to increase the durability of the shock absorbing shoes,
- the upper part and the guide part are formed on the second support of the upper sole and the supporting member, respectively, to accommodate and guide the relative motion of the supporting member.
- the elastic member and the support member for fixing it at the upper and lower sides can be easily and simply coupled by the supporting member, so that the assembly work is easier than the conventional shock absorbing shoes, and the assembly time can be shortened to increase productivity.
- the fixing means is provided at the lower end of the first fixing body and the supporting member coupled to the first support of the support member according to the present invention, the supporting member is loosened by the vibration or shock applied during walking, or the coupling is loosened.
- the second fixing body coupled to the second support of the supporting member and the upper end of the supporting member are provided with a separation preventing means, so that the user can be prevented from separating and separating between the second fixing body and the supporting member during the lifting and lowering operation of the supporting member. I can use it in peace.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the shock absorbing shoes improved assembly and operation performance according to the present invention
- Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the shock absorbing shoes improved assembly and operation performance according to the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a shock absorbing shoes according to the present invention.
- Figure 4 is a side view showing the shock absorbing shoes according to the present invention.
- Figure 5 is a side view showing a fixture, an elastic member and a supporting member of the shock absorbing shoes according to the present invention
- Figure 6 is an exploded perspective view showing a fixing means and a separation prevention means of the shock absorbing shoes according to the present invention
- Figure 7 is an exploded perspective view showing a modification of the fixing means in the shock absorbing shoes according to the present invention.
- Supporting member 50 comprises a.
- the outsole 10 is
- the upper surface portion is firmly attached to the lower surface portion of the first support body 30A of the supporting member 30 by a bond or a strong adhesive and directly contacts the ground.
- a material such as elastomer, polyurethane, or rubber that has elasticity in order to prevent slippage when contacting the ground with a portion directly contacting the ground on the bottom surface of the outsole 10.
- the outsole 10 has the characteristics of the material itself as described above for elasticity and slippage, as well as
- Protrusions 11 formed of a plurality of protrusions or irregularities are formed on the bottom surface, thereby retaining more improved functionality for elasticity and slippage as described above.
- outsole 10 is formed integrally with the front heel and heel of the foot,
- outsole 10 is formed in a separate form divided into the heel and heel of the foot, there is a risk of falling of a pedestrian over a stone or protruding object,
- the upper sole 20 is
- the lower surface portion is firmly attached to the upper surface portion of the second support 30B of the support member 30 by a bond or a strong adhesive, or directly contact with the sole of the user or the upper surface
- the insole is placed on the department.
- the upper body 20 is connected to the upper body 20 so that the user's foot can be protected by walking or exercising when the user's foot is wrapped to ensure safety.
- groove-shaped guide portions 21 are formed at four points of the heel portion of the sole where the elastic member 40 is disposed.
- the guide part 21 is arranged inside the elastic member 40 and when the supporting member 50 coupled with the first and second supports 30A and 30B of the support member 30 moves up and down, the supporting member ( 50) to guide the upper part.
- the guide part 21 accommodates the supporting member 50 by receiving the supporting member 50 which moves relative to the elastic member 40 while the elastic member 40 is compressed or compressed and restored when walking. Operational reliability of 50 can be ensured.
- the support member 30 is
- the support member 30 according to the present invention comprises a first and a second support 30A, 30B,
- the first support 30A is connected to an upper surface of the outsole 10, and the second support 30B is connected to a lower surface of the upper sole 20.
- the second support 30B is provided with a guide part 33 corresponding to the guide part 21 of the upper sole 20 in the form of a hole.
- the guide part 33 guides the support member 50 to ensure the operation reliability of the support member 50.
- first and second supports 30A and 30B have annular protrusions 32 formed at portions where the elastic members 40 are disposed, and accommodate for the elastic members 40 inside the annular protrusions 32.
- the portions 31 are each formed.
- each receiving portion 31 of the first and second supports 30A and 30B has disc shaped first and second fixtures 35 and 37. Adhesive or hard-fitting method
- the first fixture 35 is coupled to the lower end of the elastic member 40, and the second fixture 37 is coupled to the upper end of the elastic member 40.
- the first and second fixtures 35 and 37 have annular protrusions 35d and 37d formed at their edges, and accommodating portions 35e and 37e are formed inside each of the protrusions 35d and 37d. Formed,
- fitting portions 35c and 37c are formed to couple the elastic member 40 to the first and second fixing members 35 and 37.
- each end of the elastic member 40 is in contact with the outer wall surface of each of the fitting portions 35c and 37c, so that the upper and lower ends of the elastic member 40 are each of the protrusions 35d and 37d, the accommodating portion ( It is fixedly supported by the 35e) 37e and the fitting portions 35c, 37c to prevent the separation and separation between the members.
- first and second fixing members 35 and 37 and the elastic member 40 may be fixed by fitting or by using an adhesive.
- the elastic member 40 is forcibly fitted to the first and second fixtures 35 and 37 for assembly convenience. It is advantageous to take
- the protruding support part 36 keeps the first and second fixing members 35 and 37 at regular intervals so that the elastic member 40 made of the coil spring 41 contacts and collides with each other during pitch. It is possible to prevent breakage due to the impact applied to each other.
- the protruding support part 36 is formed on the lower surface of the fitting part 35c of the second fixing body 37.
- the protruding support is formed on the upper surface of the fitting portion of the first fixing body, and when the elastic member is compressed, the same is achieved by contacting the lower surface of the fitting portion of the second fixing body to maintain the mutual separation distance. It is also possible to be able to perform a function.
- the second fixing body 37 is formed inside the protruding support portion 36 of the second fixing body 37,
- a corresponding guide part 38 corresponding to the guide part 33 of the second support 30B is formed inside the protruding support part 36 so that the corresponding guide part 37a when the supporting member 50 moves up and down is provided.
- the guide part 21 of the upper sole 20, the guide part 33 of the second support 30B and the corresponding guide part 37a of the second fixing body 37 are in communication with each other, and thus the supporting member is supported.
- the support member 50 rises and falls, the support member 50 is raised and lowered through them,
- the guide portion 21, the guide portion 33 and the corresponding guide portion 37a enables a stable, mutual interference-free operation of the supporting member 50.
- the elastic member 40 is
- first and second supports 30A, 30B of the support member 30 It is arranged between the first and second supports 30A, 30B of the support member 30 to absorb and alleviate the shock applied to the heel portion when walking, thereby reducing the ease of use and fatigue of the foot.
- the elastic member 40 according to the present invention is a coil spring 41, the lower end and the upper end thereof are coupled to the first and second fixtures 35 and 37, respectively.
- the coil spring 41 is firmly secured by the inner wall surface of the protrusions 35d and 37d of the fixing bodies 35 and 37, the receiving parts 35e and 37e and the fitting parts 35c and 37c. To be fixed.
- the coil spring 41 elastically absorbs and alleviates the shock from the ground, ie, the impact transmitted from the ground to the pedestrian in response thereto.
- the user can double the functionality of health and convenience by absorbing and mitigating not only foot fatigue but also the shock applied to the entire body.
- the coil spring 41 is preferably made of a rectangular cross-sectional shape
- the springs arranged on the upper and lower sides may collide with each other.
- the plane and the plane contact each other when they collide with each other, thereby minimizing damage to the spring due to the mutual collision.
- the supporting member 50 is
- the supporting member 50 according to the present invention is connected to the first and second fixtures 35 and 37 fixedly coupled to the first and second supports 30A and 30B.
- the lower end of the supporting member 50 is fixedly coupled to the first fixture 35,
- the upper end of the supporting member 50 is connected to the second fixing body 37 to move up and down.
- the supporting member 50 includes a head portion 51 formed at an upper end portion thereof, a body portion 53 connected to a lower surface of the head portion 51, and a coupling portion 55 at the lower portion thereof.
- the coupling part 55 is connected and fixed by the first fixing body 35 and the fixing means FM,
- the head part 51 is accommodated in the corresponding guide part 38 formed in the second fixing body 37 and at the same time when the supporting member 50 is operated by the release preventing means SP, the elastic member 40 operates. Separation from the second fixture 37 is prevented.
- the supporting member 50 and the first fixing member 35 are fixed by the fixing means FM.
- Through holes 35b are formed in the central part of the first fixing member 35,
- Insertion grooves 35a formed to be symmetrical with each other on both sides of the lower portion of the through hole 35b;
- the fixing means FM when fixing the lower end of the supporting member 50 to the first fixing body 35
- the supporting member 50 and the first fixing member 35 can be more easily and conveniently combined by the fixing means FM,
- the female screw portion 35f is formed on the inner circumferential surface of the through hole 35b of the first fixing member 35, and the male screw portion 55b is formed on the coupling portion 55 of the supporting member 50 to support the supporting member.
- Rotating 50 is configured to be fixed to the fixed body
- the upper surface portion of the head portion 51 of the supporting member 50 is formed with a date or cross, or both so as to be fastened and detached by a fastening tool.
- the supporting member 50 and the second fixing body 37 are fixedly coupled by the separation preventing means SP.
- a locking portion 37b is formed below the corresponding guide portion 38 of the first fixing body 35.
- the locking portion 37b is formed on a lower surface of the protruding support portion 36 of the first fixing body 35.
- a hole 37f smaller than the diameter of the corresponding guide portion 38 and larger than the diameter of the body portion 53 is formed in the center portion of the protruding support portion 36,
- the locking portion 37b is provided in a stepped shape around the hole 37f.
- the body portion 53 of the supporting member 50 when the body portion 53 of the supporting member 50 is inserted through the hole 37f, the body portion 53 is operable through the hole 37f when the elastic member 40 is compressed and restored after the compression.
- the head portion 51 connected to the top of the body portion 53 is the head of the supporting member 50 to the engaging portion 37b when the elastic member 40 is completely restored and the elastic member 40 is completely tensioned. The part 51 is caught and supported
- the supporting member 50 can be prevented from being separated and separated from the second fixing body 37.
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- 아웃솔;Outsole;상기 아웃솔 상부에 배열되고, 가이드부를 갖는 어퍼솔;An upper sole arranged on the outsole and having a guide part;상기 아웃솔과 연결되는 제1 지지체와,A first support connected to the outsole,상기 어퍼솔과 연결되고, 상기 가이드부에 대응하는 안내부를 갖는 제2 지지체를 포함하는 지지부재;A support member connected to the upper sole and including a second support having a guide corresponding to the guide;상기 지지부재의 제1 및 제2 지지체 사이에 배열되는 탄성부재; 및An elastic member arranged between the first and second supports of the support member; And상기 지지부재의 제1 및 제2 지지체와 연결되고, 상기 가이드부 및 상기 제2 지지체의 안내부를 통하여 상승 및 하강하는 서포팅부재;A supporting member connected to the first and second supports of the support member and configured to rise and fall through the guide part and the guide part of the second support part;를 포함하여 이루어진 조립성 및 작동성능이 향상된 충격흡수신발.Shock absorbing shoes, including improved assembly and operating performance made.
- 제 1 항에 있어서,The method of claim 1,상기 지지부재의 제1 및 제2 지지체에는 탄성부재와 결합되는 제1 및 제2 고정체 더 구비되고,The first and second supports of the support member are further provided with a first and a second fixing body coupled to the elastic member,상기 제1 고정체와 상기 서포팅부재에는 고정수단이 더 구비되어 있는 것을 특징으로 하는 조립성 및 작동성능이 향상된 충격흡수신발.The first fixing body and the supporting member is a shock absorbing shoes improved assembly and operability characterized in that the fixing means is further provided.
- 제 2 항에 있어서, 상기 고정수단은The method of claim 2, wherein the fixing means상기 제1 고정체의 하면부에 형성된 삽입홈과,An insertion groove formed in a lower surface portion of the first fixing body;상기 서포팅부재의 하단부에 형성되고, 상기 삽입홈에 대응하는 삽입홀과,An insertion hole formed at a lower end of the supporting member and corresponding to the insertion groove;상기 삽입홀에 관통 삽입되고, 상기 삽입홈에 안착되는 고정핀을 포함하여 이루어진 것을 특징으로 하는 조립성 및 작동성능이 향상된 충격흡수신발.Inserted through the insertion hole, the shock-absorbing shoes improved assembly and operability characterized in that it comprises a fixing pin seated in the insertion groove.
- 제 2 항 또는 제 3 항에 있어서,The method of claim 2 or 3,상기 제2 고정체에는 상기 제2 지지체의 안내부에 상응하는 대응안내부가 더 구비되고,The second fixing body is further provided with a corresponding guide portion corresponding to the guide portion of the second support,상기 제2 고정체의 대응안내부와 상기 서포팅부재에는 이탈방지수단이 더 구비되어 있는 것을 특징으로 하는 조립성 및 작동성능이 향상된 충격흡수신발.The corresponding guide portion and the supporting member of the second fixed body shock absorbing shoes improved assembly and operability, characterized in that the separation is further provided.
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