DE1685710A1 - Footwear - Google Patents

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At herlctSmiQl.ichen Solmhv / Erkkoiia'orutefeioneu nismäßig niugt-de! .I '.) ;? äii.tgöai Oberleder- uu »! "Soleiriaatoriiat, v / ie Led sr, vrarde rs always as wüiischenaweirfc sraeiriet, the suiiubwerlc nioh-ä ir.iv.ixi - / ersoiriedenen slopes, aonfier also in other widths for each shoe size. This, however, falls out at best a compromise & sr _T because not only normalerv / aise the? ows a "person turfcaröchiedlich big are, but to AUOH the shoe size requirements during the day and from day au day to change, and sv / ar particularly concerning Sehuhbreita" what a more or less great swelling of the skin as a result of warmth, exertion, toughness, or even as a result of different hosiery: £ thick auruoksjuführeu is.

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The invention beKle> iu sich iiivbt.3onäö ^ 6 ^ _ · "F - ^; iilv: · Mokaatsin-Iyp 'iirici ^ pü-t ^ jl aii.t aogö / iaiiirvö "Lctniut-' Se huh '^,

This task v / Ird bi2i elne ^ α <ίΐ · E: l.: 'U * aii * iii * i. "» Ϊ ^! - ·. "■' Sehuii designated Sohnhwark with; oir? em "RUfc'icei-." ui.-i a front part, τ / elGiici 'a Z:> ⁱ h3 * TGeiI' * ηα * -ii 'ί = siöh under the ball of the foot dee foot ^ s öGvüe s the front Absohnitt dei ffj; tßwölbi.mg Yor 5'erse er.-3-brecksMen middle part autv / eiBt " ex ' daonu'oh solved" that the shoe he ^ neao a "li. fenden, "erärüirisrnäßig nichfc-ö-elrrtjbaren- .vißii the £; anaen shoe front part υηΐjrgcei xendeu v? elchPr himself ummceebroch ^ n over dleaen" hawk, dea So outside ύαα f '<ihi7hs

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IT connection with the. Upper part removed Mngallnie is connected to the sole or the fish part. and where üa3 resilient stretchable means uureh the ϊ- ! Wearer is square-resembling when viewing the width of the eye and here at least in one rope of the KitteXbex'eiohs of the eye a changeable Quaz'ßchn: ittBf3ä2he guarantee fc.

The following are some preferred embodiments of the invention based on the drawings. 33s 55eig ^f ' ^v '

igv 1 a supervision on a Sohuh. with dea. Eerrtcoialen dsr invention,

Sig. 2, 3, 4 and 5 sons custom along the lines 2-2, 3-3 _s 4-4 and / or 5-5 in the Mg, 1 to 3 *

Fig. Δ and 7 a SoniVc plan view, and a cross section, respectively by a modified embodiment of the Sehuhs according to FIGS. 1 to 6,

8 and 9 show a sectional view or a cross section through a modified embodiment of the shoe according to FIGS. 6 and ¹ ₉

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fig, ^ o a cross section duroh © ine further deviated / an & elts The design of the shoe is finished. j? ig * 3 unä 9n

Figei 'and 12 sin © partially cutaway Seitenansicht- or "einsn wire gauge dureii © ine nssh further modified Ausführungsförm &<ss · shoe shown in FIGS _d 8" and und'9

a. Qusra ^ lmitt through., One more treatise lung'des SeJbiuhs according to Pig, 11 and 12.

In general, the invention is based on the Zeishmmgen in connection with a Lefiersohuh, similar to an oökansitea. Has "Goafer" vsm moccasin type be3öhrieben. _R eggs one insole and a separate of the outsole and a Ferseiiteil * The upper leather part öestaht · from SWEi as vamp 10 and Binaats (pl ^ g) * 2 ropes denoted in a customary manner by means of a lim dia upper edge of the Sehüh-Yordertella around a hem-forming seam 11 are connected to each other. The insole 14 is attached to the underside of the upper leather 10 »while the outsole 16 is attached to the underside of the insole 14» on the rear or " Persen section of the outsole 16, a shoulder 18 is provided. Self-understanding

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soles, etc. X) Jc Inuanfiäüiie .l - *; - i Ouor'.ta ^ ra TO ·; ->. uj: ia »· Iiire-Γ outer edge- -arid üiö Ii-" xöi * nilge ICaiit.- ^ d ^ 3 ^τ ι · - · "; Γ: ο. * 'Γ, ίΐ ;; 12 can sumindesSi put in / Ιεα? to v / siöJien. % * £ λλτ. the upper leather Terbunaen are said to be, susaamciigaraffn se: '. a _; b that a pleasing hem will be created "

6-according to conventional practice at dsx * S-sh-itihst-si ei: .ui _; 5 v / irci dex * heel part of the Cberleäers 10 b.eispiciLSv ^ Se öui.ii a rear hem ader otherwise vöi'volJ.stäirxürlgtf with an F-anoTiirklaleid or, a. ur / isoiruäg t "^. ά ·« η Ί '?: 11 of the upper leather 10 hecsia is browned * ϊ / ^ ΐοΐι · ^ · ö & 1pi finished shoe oils 3ei6eii u * id the Eüökseits- «3 ~ r Binschlupföffziuiig forms _a Hierdus- Eih üer * is * ifasam 5FC Voi.'üex · "- part of Obe: elede c - Au) oenkan.t & FeSi and ar> .reric .elrle-ij left ,, This is Außeiilcaiite ζν.τ ¥ he 'rolIsi;äii.tig' .- Hg äes shoe front part of the underground förisigen Außeiikante dea insert 12 Tsrbimderio ϊ * λ this Eusaüiuiaruiaiig is "u" _r note - that when, ^eeir:; s Hokassiii "" Eoast: '* t .k "ßioa the Törder" - edge of the vamp much longer = ils the nit her su connecting Ean fce dea Einsats-ss "attached Initially, the shoe production are usually sewn the rear portions together and the envelope . Thereupon the edge of the upper leather- »Yorde-rte: lls

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preferably continuously sewn and made from * adjustment "on ale Karifee des Ei'iisafeaes dtmih sewing and "gathering shorten the material by hand or otherwise bawa gathered to the transverse direction 'proportionately

higeji shoe upper part 2-u form, v / eicher that 4 and the Laiifsohlo 16 left; and in Sc'inih-i'orä »: r-ttiil. tmiicligig above and below the flow of the f, räge'cs ΐϊχη iiioseii ^ lex-'omerstreclctc

The J5rflndmig eciiafxe a shoe, which in its external appearance einia Sehuii the described krx. resembles, but had more unicorned Ileral times - that the gatekeeper}. the body is dusroh the puss of the wearer "uuräsi * öev" äiii * provides a "better fit and increases comfort,

Sas · (iev / ährieiBtiUiig this finding j st the ünteröeii; e rles at a Kokassin ilblicherweise from one piece jeßt-eiiendeii uiiürledexB 10 of the Sehuh-Onerteil & _r v / elaheieich herlcöiKiüliehox'ViSise extends transversely over the Utitcrseite of the shoe front part and.? the screed is over, with a longitudinally extending opening or cutout and -quer odex an equivalent area with rows of staggered Längsschlitsen or the like. facilities _s shipping lien which ctie long state he of the vamp

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"form the check dates au move in the transverse direction able * According to the Hg" 1 to 5 vdrd · this OberXedör-Bodexiöffntmg aureh © i & Windwärts aerunigesogene, querverlauiende see near BAW · near-heel edges 22, 23 soviie substantially längsverlaufeade side edges 24 and 25 limits * These edges lie directly above the insole 14 »with the side edges 24» 25 extending along the insole zv »'at the front edge 19 of the heel 18 and the toe part of the shoe over the largest part of the sole front part. The ax \ 3 leading shape of the shoe according to FIGS. 6 to 15 effectively have similar free edges around their lower slotted upper part.

Herköramliohervieise is the shoe upper leather 10 ßovmhl. with the same moccasin type as well as with other shoe types, along its inwardly drawn surfaces on the edge of the sole, either with the insole or with outsole parts. Upper part can stretch freely in the transverse direction in this area. The upper leather is connected to the outsole part or an insole part, which is then attached to the outsole valve v.drd, whereby the

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Connection either directly or via the flexible, stretchable element "at least ara heels" and on the side part of the shoe, while the upper leather over the largest rope of the shoe front part svasohen his toe part * - and X ^? @ rsenteil ~ lnschlu0punfcten, expand freely in the transverse direction ZXL · can this does not mean that the resiliently expandable member kannj be connected even not along one or more Längslinien.mit the outsole or the insole rather, to bsaehten _f that each ä $ raj? term The connection in the transverse direction must be at such a distance from the connection line with the upper leather edge that a considerable amount of transverse stretching is ensured. A distance of about 13 mm * or a little less at the point of the greatest width of the eye has proven to be satisfactory. In addition, it has also proven to be advantageous to place the upper part only on the toe and heel parts directly with the insole or the barrel Sole parts zvl Yerbiü * den, while the rest of the upper part is able to stretch freely in the transverse direction and also lift freely from the sole, so that the wearer can more easily remove stones and other foreign bodies that have entered the space between the sole and the upper leather ·

When used in conjunction with the Pig, 1 to 5 as typical

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Exemplary embodiment of the invention bBs ^ irc-iebonen. Sobuhkonstrulction v ^ a ^K Xi0afe3? "- ^l I'yp v / erden ύί.ε requirements are sriiHlt that in the upper leather opening an elastic, flexible insert 20 is inserted, the vorsugsy / eisa made of elastic fabric or eiaeia other elastic cissiiea. layer material "bestM; luid ^ orzugv / eise by means of a Bafet _Ä 26 with the adjacent bands 22 »25, 24 and 25 fier

The opening provided in the upper leather TO "isrnäiit is" * the elastic G-ewebseinsata 20 durali the barrel of the ^ jr can be stretched yieldingly, it is as ssiseu edges not connected to the insole "4". The upper leather 10 is on . His toe and heeröenteii äUÄ '^ li in the present ^ aII as a slant shown by the TJirie ^ tsil of the upper leather to and the insole 14 diir-sewn:? 27 or 28 attached to the insole 14. T is the upper leather 10 In addition, there are still or more seams 29 with the insole 14, which change a considerable amount inwards vozi dea λ · 24 and 25 of the opening and "preferably la the middle of this, so that a Gi ^B oßfc 3 > efa "ifähig" ness ensures wirdo This seam 29 can ^ mäoiui be omitted so that the upper tO wa. & ae ± n elastic insert 20 are only at the toe and 3? ersenfceil the insole Aiit 14 Terbunden "both export

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Formea is ieaOQla the elastic cover insert 20 lying in the area between the strands that end the insole 14 and the sand of the upper leather 10, so that the cross-sectional area of the shoe is flexible can be enlarged over the whole of the Sch \ ih-v "orö.ei?

Ζυν completion of the Ssh-ohs viird the jüaufsohle 16 for example v / eise iiiarch eiiiö -at their outer edge around "! Outer edge 30 or by gluing the insole '4 i" id "sr outsole 16 in the conventional way on the Brabä, solilc 14 attached * whereby the longitudinal edges 24?

The upper leather upholstery. Of the shoes according to FIGS. 6 to 13, s5 mainly differs from that of the other. Deii Fig. 1 to 5> that the lower part dea vamp ¹ O over a considerable rope its underside EJäche in Schuli-Yorderteil saw with a Yi el! from IaMgB- ' ^rr _{erlaufendeii f} within the handling of the »upper leather including the longitudinal r & iidb er oak 5I, Y5 this area is provided in" mutually staggered rows of courses.32 »The same result can also be achieved with the help of other means v / ie through use

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a soft one? contractible and stretchable loose pieces are achieved _for the mil; an elastic ply material held under tension is glued together. These constructions allow the upper leather to be stretched freely in a transverse _{direction in this area P} so that its mantle edges are able to move unhindered relative to any section lying a considerable distance from these edges in the sewn area.

Greinäß FIGS. 6 and 7 is an elastic, resiliently stretchable insert 20 * or the like. placed over the slotted 32 portion of time by means of hervungeführten to the hand of this section seams 34 at Her underside of the upper 10, wherein the vamp 10 and the insert 20 ', at least along their edges over the greater part of the shoe front part of time without connection with remain a part of the sole. As in the embodiment according to the Pig. 1 to 5 is that upper leather through seams 27 and 28 near the toe »bzv /. the heel part of the shoe is connected directly to the insole 14 and can be sewn to this, if desired, along a medial line, as is the case with the shoe according to FIGS. 1 to 5. The outsole 16 can be connected to the insole 14 by means of a seam 30 *

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: 0e: c The shoe according to FIGS. 9 and 9 differs from the one according to FIG. 6 and 7 in that its shear insert 20 "is a considerable distance above it. with the upper leather 10 connecting hooks '54 * pulled out and fastened with tensile stress near the outer atimfaagsfeante of the outsole T6 'and' over a considerable. Part of this Abstaxicts holder free ± t _g so that the Itängsrandbeg-oak 31 _r 53 of the upper 10 over most rope Sehua-Torderteils away ^ ngahindert to move in Sehtih-QuörriciitTuig vermögesio 2UR Yer "improvement of Aussehene can on the outer Oberitaate the Outsole 16 * a decorative tape JS can be provided ₅ whereby the outer edge of the stretched elastic inserts SO "dusreh a sole seam 30 * awisohen dssi decorative tape JS and the outsole 16 is held,

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The outward deposition of the elastic bias from its terbindungslinie on the upper leather over a considerable distance up to its terb'bindungslinie on the sole part next to its outer or circumferential oil offers the further advantage that "fewer stones and other foreign bodies between the sole and Äem. Upper leather can be included.

In the further modified embodiment of the invention

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dung according to fig. ^ O is äsv outer edge of the miter voltage standing elastic Einsatses 2Q ^m with a downwardly around sucked Abeehnitt 41 versehan, which along its XJnterkante an inwardly 'wraparound. Has edge 42? on the underside of which the outsole 1§ ^{! I is} attached, for example glued · Between the underside of the upper leather 10 and the upper side of the outsole 16 ″, a fastening clip 44 is provided for increased comfort and better support 8 and 9, this arrangement is an additional "space" in comparison with that according to FIGS. a;? isuhen the connecting line of the elastic insert 20, ^n} on the uppers and its Verbinöuagslinie ειη the sole part whose underside and on the inwardly pulled around edge 42 Torge consider _s wherein the starting;? AERTS wraparound portion 41 is not secured to the sole 16 "" Hierduroh the upper leather is given even greater elasticity in the transverse direction.

In the i? I £. 11 to 15 there is illustrated a school construction similar to the embodiments according to FIG Figs. 1 to 10 mainly by adding a tensioned envelope part 50 made of elastic material

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distinguishes ₉ / for example by means of a UTaht 52

attached to the upper leather 10 along the side thereof

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", 6« ^? TarbuMsns indeia tr either en the outside. · «'Iiö Biii ^ o interjected ί; β neru.". V * eacgeiien Ei'datä ^ in ^ ttß 51 the sole ^! 6 ^tti yerfkXe'pt is' Fig »12) or by. 'aah be c ^e i * ^ft ' öe ^ Enä as a cut-üie side deü Laitfe "-6 ^B * ifberiappt wiä. on their outer- υ Er /." Circumferential Icam; eanglued is ^ (ITig, 13). In feathers Lall 5, st zv / i ~ shy the outsole I6 ^ ^{t f!} And oils Un-versei / ie of the upper "10 ledere eiae Pliä-! 2VD, sftherisohle 44 _f not eiiigefügt with weloher the HülltöiX Yerbmidcn 50 is _r so that he can move freely towards her. / IU /? e-rdem is erfinätingsgemäS vox'gesehen that which uliunterbrochen Innarhali) of 52. Kaht. © rstreckende-.Abschnitt be of upper IO omitted below the foot or by a hei * ersexst könimliche insole fcann ₉ so that a is ermögliöht Querdehiiimg in a conventional Otoerlederkonstruktion _P at r / eloher SiOH the SchT2h-0berteil aviistchen the Hohtlinien 52 extends continuously over the puss time.

Although the footwear construction according to the invention is described above in connection with a “loafer” school bag with an eocassin hat “similar to the ^{shoe commonly referred to as“ hand-made slites 1} ”footwear

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ee obvious AEEN expert that the invention is applicable to numerous other Seiiuh3r.oiistruircion.en in which a resilient member are inserted on both sides of the shoe kaniiq, so that Bi "h from the side edges dea ^shoe: over a considerable distance extends out of its connection with the shoe sole and is thus stretchable through the flow of the wearer. The invention is therefore intended to include all such changes and the like. Include variations.

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... 17 - P ai ent a η a irr ü eh β Ehuhwsrk with an egg-white heel part and a front part, which has a toe part and a middle part lying in front of the body under the footballs, characterized by one under the whole. Front part of the shoe lying transversely ends, relatively non-stretchable. Sole part, which extends in the transverse direction uninterruptedly over the front part and in the longitudinal direction at least over the entire Sehuh front part _f a transverse »door, relatively non-stretchable, downwardly extending to the circumferential edge of the sole part, which with at least one of its longitudinal veins and at least in the Sohuh -Yord part between the toe and the heel part, the shoe is free of direct connection with the sole part and thus freely movable with respect to it, and a resilient, stretchable means which ends between the heel and the heel part along a considerable section of the upper part is attached to at least one free edge thereof and a considerable piece of its connection with the upper part is attached to the sole part. - 18 ~ is brought and. welohos dus-oh the jfnß one ?; Embossed stretchable lab and here over the Sühah »» Miv.tei ~ .eil enlarged cross-sonitto surface dangerXsisbec .. , is 2 * footwear according to claim 1 _c . characterized in that the resiliently stretchable means is a non-volatile sheet material _e Footwear according to claim 1 »äa & iixoh g dai3 the resiliently poor tii ^ -vvsl läüga longitudinal line next to its one edge mi ο äen and along a considerable sluiok v ^ h the connecting line ax the upper part enlt ^ mrcsn length ? Ii? Tie πι it the SehleMt ^ il is connected ₃ footwear according to claim I ₉ -dadursh that the straps of the upper part gegeneiziaMaif: a? * Ärt3 are drawn around and that the flexible, non-conformable smock is inserted between these edges and formed a right-hand elastic upper part directly overlying the sole part 5 "footwear with a. Pers part and a front part _r which has a toe part and a door below the heel underneath the middle part, 109 852/0036 . '^ marked t cfarch a transverse, relatively non-stretchable sole part lying under at least the entire front part of the shoe, which extends uninterruptedly in the transverse direction over the front part and runs longitudinally over at least the entire front part of the shoe, a transverse- running, relatively non-stretchable; sioh down to the peripheral edge of the sole part -ere-tracTrenden. Upper part with its longitudinal edges drawn around each other at least in the shoe front part directly above the sole part and between the toe and the pers part for the purpose of free movement relative to these is free of direct connection with the sole part, vi_id at least one between the inwardly drawn edges of the upper part length of the front part between the toe and the pera part - aUB elastic layer material inserted, whereby the upper part is connected to the sole part at least on the toe part and the toe part and the layer material is stretchable by the PU of a wearer, including the middle part of the shoe increased cross-sectional area guaranteed. 109832/0038 " ² °" 16S5710 .that the elastisjoiie Iagemaamr ^ al gea ^ anat Is ^ * ei often this, along a longitudinal line. verfcunaeja isi ;, -Ibstaad 'vok. der Tsrbinfllxmgsjlnie dßn "elästiij Layered material on the ends of the top 7λ Schubv / erlc naoli 'claim β _? · Äadur? *. H that aicE the eXaatiößhe layer material abv / arts around the -eusssnfcaii-fce of the sole part s lier * a / aei * s-breiilr Bö Scliijihv / e3? K according to Anepruek 6j daduxOii that the Sojil part has a consecutive. The intermediate sole is of considerable thickness and has a comparatively elastic outsole and that the elastic sheet material extends downwards around the outer edge of the midsole and is attached to the outsole, 9 * footwear with a front part and a front part, which has a toe part and a front part of the 3 marked by one under at least 10983270036 äem gai-sen V oxuA-rczl} de "Scirahs lying-transverse" 761. -au.ιfv2Kie.n <, vw; eViäl vtrissiäß · g nicb / fc ^ üehubbar son part, which extends in the transverse direction directly across the front part and in Isango direction teas ülseic the gaase-ii shoe »»? order part yerläuft "a qtieyver running" Terhältnismäßig non-stretchable ₉ downwards sum öes sole portion ümfaiigsrand extending upper part zuödndest with its length edges and at least in Seimh - '/ örderteil 2wif3chen the toe -and the heel of the shoe free of immediate Connection to the sole part and thus is freely movable with respect to this, and an element made of elastic sheet material, which is connected between the heel and your toe part along practically the entire longitudinal section of the upper part with at least one edge of the upper part and along a longitudinal one, a considerable distance is connected by its connection with the upper part removed line with the sole part and which stretchable let through the foot of a wearer and thereby increased over the shoe-ICitteltell cross' sections! assured pool. 109832 / Q036 --feg original 10 * footwear according to claim 9, "characterized that the elastic, Lagexmaterial ge farm's i * 3V. tmd ycb öoer "! rope along dea a hand 3uui öoh «Ell next to its circumference downwards e 11. Footwear according to claim 9, characterized in; that the upper part has ribbons drawn around the edge and that the elastic lagenma'neriaX with the a hand drawn inwards like this # 16: ir.Lt äem Sole part is connected. 12 * footwear according to claim 11, characterized in that that the elasiisehe layer material is eim '/ arrts from an edge of Qi'stretched around » 13, Footwear according to claim 12, characterized in that _f daa elastic sheet material is geapasiat, "extending outwardly from the inwardly drawn edge and around the periphery of the sole portion with this ^ / erbunden 1st 14 »Footwear with a moccasin-like misshapen upper leather area, consisting of a heel part tuid a ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ part with a toe part and an «iE under the footballs and at least below the front part of the bulge middle section lying in front of the heel, 109832 / 0Q36 " ²³ ~: BATH l; am? from an au-miijaest. the grab & the * ^ uervör rather see miiyiterbroohexi. extends over the front part _f . 3on AiiBeatimfang -dee Soiiuhs stipulates uM calibrated in the longitudinal direction at least over the entire ■ il eyatyecki; «a querverlaixfendenj nicfcit de ^ nfEiligen Otertöll with an inea ^ g «nd an o'perlecl part, the insert of which is superimposed on the chair part with aluminum stand in a warm-up pattern and the leather part of which is from the use in the vj I ^ ohen uiimilierbrosnen zv / isehan the shoe imsüttellmr having phaXb of Soliieiit "ils extends and an expandable IMD zusaiamaiizieiitjare -IInterseite., ^ over the Ssk-uli Torderteil away uniaitte2> -ar above the Sohlenteils'gegerieinander inwardly herinägezogen z \\ ± arohen which the XäC'gei'äni.er heels and your belies part of the for the purpose of free movement towards them from any immediate connection with the sole part and one with the edges curled inwards of the upper leather part at least along the Yordsrteils of the long / running section of the same between the Heel and toe part and the lower part superimposed element made of elastic. Iiagenma- t 0 SS 3 21 ö 0 at material, which at least on the face of the toe part hurry with the rail. is connected and. duroh the Puss a! Erggers expandable is imä here im entire shoe middle section ensures enlarged cross-sectional area. 15, footwear, consisting of a fer sent part and a front part with a toe part and a middle part lying under the footballs verderhalb the heel, characterized by a transverse _t comparatively non-stretchable and at least the entire gate part of the shoe ends under the sole part in the transverse direction continuously over the fore part and in the longitudinal direction at least over the entire front part of the shoe, an upper part that extends, comparatively non-stretchable, which extends to the circumferential edge of the sole part and its longitudinal edge. Edges mostly in the front part of the shoe between the toe and toe parts to allow free movement are free of any immediate connection with the sole part, This opposite / and a practically lengthways across the board Side of the longitudinal section of the upper part between the heel and toe part with the Mn- ' that of the upper part connected element made of elastic • Lagenia material, which descends around the Attßenranä 109832/0036 - 25 - ■ BATH ORIGINAL ²⁵ -. 1II§71§ of the sole part extends and along a length extending Line on the sexner underside, which is a toe- ' - träohtXleha's piece of his connection with the Upper part is removed, connected to the sole part is, and which is expandable by the 3uß of a marker is and here enlarged in the entire middle of the shoe Cross-sectional area guaranteed, 16. Footwear according to claim 15 »characterized in that the elastic layer material extends downwards around at least a part of the sole part and is attached to the inner side. 17. Footwear with moccasin-like U-shaped upper leather padding, consisting of a heel part and a front part with one toe part and one under the! footballs as well as the middle part lying in front of the heel at least below the front part of the foot arch, at least the whole shoe- ' Gate part reaching under, transversely running, comparatively non-stretchable solar part, which look uninterrupted over the front part, defines the outer circumference of the shoe and see in Lengthways at least over the front part of the ganaeii shoe extends, the sole part of which is soft 10 9 8 3 2/0036 ~ ^{26 BATH} Midsole of considerable size and a comparatively non-stretchable sole, a transverse, comparatively non-stretchable upper part with a binsata and an upper part, the insert of which overlays the sole part with a distance in the upward direction and the upper part of the upper leather part differs from the insert * extends essentially uninterruptedly between the outer peripheral canton of the shoe directly above the sole part and has an expandable and contractible underside, the longitudinal edges of which are drawn inwards towards each other over the entire front part of the shoe immediately above the sole part, and the heel part and the toe part Shoes _s and Blindfolded order to free movement towards them are free of any direct connection with the sole part a with the inwardly around sucked HChange of the upper leather part thereof at least along the front part of the longitudinal portion between the IPeraeu- and the toe portion ndenes and the lower part overlying member of resilient Lagenniaterial "which look down at the outer edge äev Zwisahsnsohle herumerstreclEt and adjacent to the edge of the outsole länga a longitudinal line is connected to the outsole, and ausdehn- by the foot of a Trägars - 27 109832/0036 BATH ORIGINAL - 2? ■ - bar is * and here iis whole shoe part is enlarged Cross-sectional area guaranteed, 18. Footwear according to claim 17 »characterized» that the elastic * layer material between the intermediate wafer and the outsole is inserted " 19. Footwear with a mofcassin-like U-shaped upper leather hem, consisting of a heel part and a goal part with a toe part and a middle part lying under the footballs and at least below the front part of the arch of the foot in front of the Beree, characterized by at least the whole shoe front part unt seizes ends qüerTerleufende) i _t comparatively nieht-näeimfähigeil sole portion which extends continuously extends over the front part, determines the Außenurafang of the shoe and at least via the whole extends shoe front part in the longitudinal direction, wherein the sole portion, a soft Zwisehens ohle considerable thickness and a comparatively elastic outsole, a cross-running, comparatively non-elastic upper part with an insert and an upper part, the insert of which overlays the sole part at a distance in the upward direction, and the upper part of which is separated from the bin « BATH ORIGINAL 109832/0036 .- 28 * _ OO. set in TseseirfcXinhim continuously between oils Ansenuaiffangsanten the shoe immediately above the itaisobenaohle to gain, unö a mil; the Ot> er ~ leather part along the front part. of that length-running section awischen the core 3ehenieil -connected element, from 'jjagewsiter T / elcfaes el oh. around the outer edge of the Zvdsciiangoiile downwards stretches along a constant verXaw-fender Line next to the edge of the outsole with letjstever connected is * 20 »Sole _f consisting of a heel part in the same front part with a toe part across one of the heels under the d ^ ffi 'jPoftbaXXeo. 3, put "d '* RL d ^ ireii «ino» qu & vY &T'laiv £ & non-clinging country together aeii Yora part
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