DE1875053U - LOCKING FOR SHOES, IN PARTICULAR SPORT SHOES (SKI BOOTS). - Google Patents

Description

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Munich 2 /)

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Ferdinand Stadler in Wildsshönau-Wörgl

Lacing for shoes, especially sports shoes (Skisehu.ii®)

The requirements aie to certain types v © n sports shoes "but particularly placed on Skisefeufee, are getting bigger * particularly when it see handelt- to the shoes for participants in Sports Fighting en _s, today will iliesu mostly double shoes (indoor and Outer shoe) selected _s that are laced separately on the inside and outside and are sometimes not stiffened with iron rails. Unfortunately, these solid Versshnüruxig other hand, has again the disadvantage that it "impedes the blood circulation It is therefore usual or necessary that a ₀ B _e Naeh the ski shoes are always relaxed wiifd" up to the start. mostly with a ski lift and up there the shoes are laced. Higher temperatures are much lower and therefore the laces are icy and the shoes are stiff. Here stand affects the disadvantage de? bishe? "known

for guiding the cord (the belt) of the lacing * hooks or »lugs are particularly unfavorable from * because they are too cumbersome • and time consuming to tighten or * loosen * Attempts have already been made to at least provide the outer shoes with iron clips, which, however, has the disadvantage of * d & 0 these are completely intransigent. Due to their very nature, they press on the foot and even more » when the shoe is bent forward, whereby the buckles automatically push themselves downwards (against the foot and the leather is arched upwards between the buckles, since there is no possibility of balancing) the tilt buckles have the further disadvantage that they "are very bulky on the shoe due to their larger texture and still protrude over the shoe on the forefoot, which can sometimes even be dangerous =

The -Neuerung now avoids the vorerwähntem Nash · "parts, _s where it creates a lacing of shoe ©, in particular sports shoes (boots) in which the cord (the belt) on, at the top, at a deficit, to 'own Spann = ·. cloths, etc. "attached hooks" lasehen. Od ₀ dg] L * where the main characteristic of this lacing is * that the hooks, preferably made of metal, »tabs or the like« are equipped with appropriate guide rollers to facilitate tightening and loosening of the lacing »against which the cord ( the belt) supports »

Particularly favorable conditions in terms of tension and loosening of the lacing are then obtained «

if the rollers, which are preferably made of metal, plastic or the like, are "rotatably mounted" in the hooks * tabs or the like A further benefit is then given «when the rolls be equipped with a circumferential groove (guide groove), in which the cord or the belt can be inserted.

In the following description, the

. Renewal explained in more detail with reference to the drawing showing some exemplary embodiments. In the drawing, Pig _β 1 shows a laced sports shoe (ski boot) in plan view ₃ Pig. 2 one of the guide elements for the lacing in section along the line XI - II of FIG. 1 in the form of a hook, Fig.j5 in the same representation but in the form of a strap, FIG 5 a ski boot fitting in which the cord or the strap is stretched between the gaping edges of the instep slit. FIG. 6 shows a further exemplary embodiment of a tendon pocket in a view according to FIG. 2.

In Figs. 1 and 2, 1 is the hook-shaped guide elements attached to the outside of the upper leather 2 denotes for the lacing, in the bent part of which a roller 3 made of metal, plastic or the like is rotatably mounted, against which see the cord (the belt) 4 is supported. For better guidance, the roller 3 is expediently provided with a circumferential groove 3a. The guide elements for the lacing but could easily also, as shown in Fig. 3, be designed as tabs la, u.zw. especially if the lacing 4 runs in the area of an edge 2a of the upper leather 2. The guide rollers 3 are also advantageous

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Can be rotated in the U-shape protruding over the upper edge of the leather The middle part of the tab la is stored.

The Pig. 4 and 5 show two further attachment options for the guide elements, i.e. for the roller hooks 1 or roller tabs la. In Fig. 4 there is a lacing shown, which consists of a Außenversehnürung 4a and one Inner bracing 4b is formed, the outer lacing For example, between the roller hooks 1 attached to the outside of the upper 2, but wipe the inside Röllehenlaschen la and eyelets 5 attached to the edge of the upper leather are stretched out, the latter in a protruding one Flaps of the inner shoe or shoe lining provided are.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 5, RÖU * - la

chenlaschen / on the two facing edges 2a of the upper part slit arranged, between which the lacing 4 is stretched «

In Fig. 6 an embodiment of a guide element is shown in which each roller 3 is mounted in a 'lower straight bearing tab 6 and in an upper bearing tab 7 cranked twice to this, the bearing tabs in a known manner by means of a spacer bolt or a Spacer sleeves are connected as roller axles and in the areas of their connection points on the leather or shoe part in the direction from their free ends to the roller 3 have a wedge-shaped gap 9 before their connection to the leather or shoe part 2, so that when riveting the tabs these

be pressed resiliently onto the leather 2. This design of the guide elements significantly simplifies their manufacture. The spacer bolt or the spacer sleeve spreads as Axle the two bearing parts of the roller apart and at the same time they belong together again by riveting

It goes without saying that the guide elements according to the innovation for the lacing can be attached to the shoe parts in a wide variety of ways. A'onneia it just as well on the upper part itself, considered to be also secured to a Putterteii or liner, optionally also between the upper leather and a shoe lining "Also, the attachment to own, the inside of the shoe intended clamping lugs .m od. The like is possible without .

In all cases, the hook b £ W. " Latches provided rolls a particularly easy run on the lacing both when tightening and when releasing the same guaranteed, as the lacing is wrapped around the rollers with a correspondingly rounded bend. With the so far known hooks or tabs have occurred quite sharp bends in the cord or belt, which lead to a significant Increasing the friction on these guide members and guided have made the tensioning and releasing of the lacing very difficult »

However, the guide over the rolls is still forming

a further advantage, because when wearing the shoe, u. ^ w, Df? in turning the upper part a correspondingly easy adjustment ' tzn. allows the lacing to give way easily.

The role, which is made of plastic, has the property that it is still oxidized and red has a water-lubricating effect.

The axle is preferably made of silver steel or other rustproof material, making a perfect Functioning is guaranteed.

The fastening of the loops, hooks, straps od. The like. Is done by rivets, which are at least so far back that tilting the role is impossible.

Claims (5)

Protection claims 1. Lacing for shoes., Especially sports shoes (Ski boots), in which the cord (the strap) over the upper » part, hooks, tabs or the like attached to a lower shoe, attached to its own clamping tabs, etc. 1st, characterized in, daS the hooks, tabs or the like, preferably made of metal (1 or la) to facilitate tightening and Loosening of the lacing with appropriate guide rolls (3) are equipped against which see the cord (the belt) (4) is supported. 2. Lacing according to claim 1, characterized in that the rollers (5) are preferably made of plastic or the like. exist and in the hook, Lasehen od. The like »(1 or la) rotatable are stored " yy. Lacing according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that that the rollers (5) with a circumferential groove (guide groove) (3a) are equipped. 4. Lacing according to claims 1 to. 3 » thereby characterized that each roller (2) is mounted in a lower straight bearing tab (6) and in an upper bearing tab (7) that is cranked twice to this, the bearing tabs in a known manner by means of a distaiizbolt (8) or spacer sleeve as the roller axis Rivets are connected. 5. Lacing according to claim 4, characterized in that: »· net that the bearing straps (6 ^ 7) in the area of their connection points on the leather or shoe part (2) in the direction of their free ends to the roller (3) a wedge-shaped space (9) before their connection with the leather or »shoe part (2) exhibit.