ES1160538U - Footwear (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

A footwear (1), characterized in that the gaps (3) at a regular distance from each other have been formed on the internal surface of a sole (2) of the footwear (1) and because the footwear includes one or more sections of footwear (1). Projection (4) that can be fixed in a removable manner to the recess (3) whose projection section includes one or more projections (5) extending upwards from the internal surface of the sole of the footwear. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Footwear.

5 The invention relates to footwear according to the preamble of claim 1.

In both acupuncture and reflexology, the parts of the nervous system in the soles of the foot are stimulated by pressing the plant with dull objects at specific points depending on the experience. In both methods, these empimcos points have been recorded for centuries and have been published as several maps of 10 acupuncture or reflexology. According to current knowledge, the above maps have been created independent of each other in different parts of the world, acupuncture maps in and about China and Japan, and reflexology maps in Western culture. Apparently because of this, maps differ from each other in many places even if the effects are similar in some ways.

15 In addition to the active pressure with dull objects at specific points, both commonly known methods have also introduced protrusions formed on the inside surface of the footwear or on a separate insole that uses the user's movements and weight to provide nerve impulses. To extend the coverage of the projections to all points of the footwear floor area, different arrangements / structures have been previously used.

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In a first application, the fixed projections or equivalent projections have been molded or formed on a sole of the footwear or insole for the entire area of the sole of the foot so that there is a uniform grid of projections substantially throughout the entire area of the sole. footwear or insole. A disadvantage of this is that the weight of the foot is divided into a very wide surface and the effect of the uniform projection grid remains very weak, 25 because the area becomes significantly wide in relation to the weight of the user.

In a second application, the footwear or insole includes protrusions at selected and predetermined fixed points. Then, a disadvantage is that the scope is very selective even though the pressure of sf at these selected points may be of adequate intensity.

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A third application uses totally or partially perforated templates in which one or more protrusions can be located in each hole. The template can, however, slide to the side that is underweight particularly in open footwear, such as sandals, and it is possible that its position should be adjusted frequently.

35 An objective of the invention is to introduce footwear by means of which the above problems are eliminated. A particular object of the invention is to introduce footwear that is easy to use and easily modifiable.

The object of the invention is provided with a shoe which is characterized by what is presented in the claims.

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Distance gaps from each other have been formed on the internal surface of a shoe plant according to the invention and the shoe includes one or more projection sections that can be fixed extrafibly to the recess whose projection section includes one more protrusions that extend upward from the inner surface of the footwear floor. The projection section can be placed in the recess so that its projections are facing up. The protrusion sections can be placed in a desired place on the footwear floor. Then, it is possible to precisely adjust the treatment point individually to a correct point, that is, the user can adjust and position the projection section and the projections just at the desired point and change the placement when necessary. In this way, the footwear can provide a sufficiently wide area for the foot tissue to tolerate (ie, lower surface pressure) and a grid of 50 projections of sufficiently dense movement.

In a further advantageous embodiment of the invention, the points of the holes in the plant are determined in the template. By using suitable coordination marks, the projection section can be accurately located at the desired point, eg by means of the aforementioned reflexology or acupuncture maps and, thus, the same product is You can use for both types of pressure therapy.

The rows of the template holes are advantageously designated with numbers and / or letters. Next, a clear and easy to use grid is provided.

The number of holes in the plant and their distance may vary in the various applications of the invention.

The invention will now be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings in which

5 Fig. 1 shows a partially cutaway view of an embodiment of a shoe according to the invention and an oblique front view of a projection section included therein, and

Fig. 2 shows a top view of a shoe plant.

10 Fig. 1 shows a floor 2 of a shoe 1 whose floor includes holes 3 of the same size in its internal surface at a regular distance from each other. The holes 3 form a grid where the adjacent holes are at the same distance from each other. In fig. 2, the rows of the gaps 3 in the plant in one direction are designated with numbers 1-40 and the rows in the other direction are designated with letters A-J at the edges of the plant.

15 The footwear 1 includes one or more protrusion sections 4 that can be fixedly removable to the gaps 3. The protrusion section includes a plane and protrusions 5 attached / connected to the plane. In addition, the plane of the projection section contains a tack-like projection 6 that extends downward. Due to their shape, the projections 5 are clasps or tacks that extend upward from the plane of the projection section. According to fig. 1, the projection sections 6 can be placed at the point of a recess in the floor 2 of the footwear 1 so that the stud projection 6 that extends downwards is at the point of the recess and, by pressing the section of protruding down, the tack-like projection is fixed to the hole in the footwear floor. It is still easily removable from the hole by lifting it up.

The number of projections may vary in different embodiments. The projections can be connected together 25 by several mobile grids. There may be, for example, two, three, four, five or other number of projections, that is, tacks connected together substantially by their lower surfaces. Their minimum number is one, advantageously eg seven, but there may be even ten or more of them. It is essential that the total effective area of the projections, that is, tacks, be appropriate in relation to the user's weight. The plan of the projection section can be in the form of a polygon taking into account the distances between the gaps in the plant.

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The height of the projections, that is, tacks, can also vary and can be manufactured in different heights. Next, users can select the height of the projections most suitable for them and / or replace the projection section with a projection section of another height. The protrusion section is made of plastic or rubber material or other suitable material for this purpose.

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The invention is not limited to the advantageous embodiments described, but may vary within the scope of the inventive idea presented in the claims.

Claims (3)

1. A footwear (1), characterized in that the gaps (3) at a regular distance from each other have formed on the inner surface of a plant (2) of the footwear (1) and because the footwear includes one or more sections 5 of projection (4) that can be fixed extrafole to the recess (3) whose section of projection includes one or more projections (5) extending upwards from the internal surface of the shoe plant. 2. A shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that the projection section (4) includes 2-10 projections (5). 10 3. A shoe according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the holes (3) of the floor (2) are at a regular distance from each other and because the points of the holes (3) in the floor (2) They have been designated at the plant. 15 4. A shoe according to claim 3, characterized in that the rows of the gaps (3) in the Plant (2) are designated with numbers and / or letters.