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WO2004014171A1
WO2004014171A1 PCT/ZA2002/000125 ZA0200125W WO2004014171A1 WO 2004014171 A1 WO2004014171 A1 WO 2004014171A1 ZA 0200125 W ZA0200125 W ZA 0200125W WO 2004014171 A1 WO2004014171 A1 WO 2004014171A1
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    • A61H—PHYSICAL THERAPY APPARATUS, e.g. DEVICES FOR LOCATING OR STIMULATING REFLEX POINTS IN THE BODY; ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION; MASSAGE; BATHING DEVICES FOR SPECIAL THERAPEUTIC OR HYGIENIC PURPOSES OR SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE BODY
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    • A61H7/00—Devices for suction-kneading massage; Devices for massaging the skin by rubbing or brushing not otherwise provided for
    • A61H7/001—Devices for suction-kneading massage; Devices for massaging the skin by rubbing or brushing not otherwise provided for without substantial movement between the skin and the device

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  • This invention relates to shoe soles that exhibit a therapeutic effect to a person wearing shoes embodying such shoe soles.
  • the term therapeutic effect is intended to mean that the shoe soles of the invention have a beneficial effect that may be any one or more of diminishing or preventing fatigue; enhancing comfort; or exhibiting some other physiologically beneficial effect.
  • the beneficial effect, or at least part thereof, may be associated with the therapeutic practice known as reflexology.
  • an object of this invention to provide shoe soles that, at least to some extent, exhibit a therapeutic effect on a person's feet when wearing shoes fitted with such shoe soles.
  • a shoe sole having an inner surface and an outer surface and wherein the inner surface has a series of passages extending into the body of the sole with the axis of the passage at generally right angles to the inner surface surrounding the passage and wherein each passage receives an element having a generally rounded end movable relative to the inner surface of the shoe sole in the general direction of said axis of the associated passage such that said rounded end of each element exerts cyclically varying pressure on a person's foot with cyclically varying weight exerted on the shoe sole by such person's foot.
  • each passage to have either a blind end in which case the elements may be resiliently biased towards a position in which the rounded ends project above the inner surface of the shoe sole, or, for the passages to extend substantially through the entire sole with only a protective flexible outer sole covering the outer ends of the passages in which case the elements extend through the sole and are preferably arranged such that pressure on the outer surface of the sole urges an element to a position in which the rounded end projects above the inner surface of the shoe sole; for the elements to have small air ducts passing therethrough in a generally axial direction with the air duct optionally having a one-way valve such as a flap valve associated therewith; and for the elements to be either rigid generally cylindrical elements that are optionally resiliently compressible in an axial direction, or rigidly flexible capsules containing a suitably deformable material that preferably has limited compressibility.
  • the capsules may have valve means associated therewith so that they can be pressurized internally to a required rigidity, for example, by introducing or removing a pressurized fluid from the capsules.
  • the passages may have an enlarged zone for accommodating expansion of the capsules during application of the force to the rounded end thereof.
  • Still further features of the invention provide for the series of passages and associated elements to be arranged in an array of a predetermined pattern over the shoe sole with the pattern optionally being selected to derive benefit from appropriate recognized reflexology pressure points; for the diameter of the elements to be of the order of 3 to 10 mm, preferably 4 to 6 mm; for the rounded ends of the elements to be covered by a flexible and preferably resiliently deformable inner sole; and for the elements, in the case that they extend through the thickness of the sole, to have a headed formation at each end to limit axial movement of the elements and in which case the elements are preferably made in two parts that clip together.
  • the shoe soles are made of resiliently deformable and compressible elastomeric material and in that case the passages are preferably formed by a relatively rigid sleeve fitted in moulded or die cut holes in the shoe sole.
  • the sleeve is made in two parts that are conveniently injection moulded from a suitable plastics r ⁇ ater ' ial & ) wt ein the two parts clip together axially.
  • Figure 1 is a partly broken away perspective illustration of a shoe fitted with a sole according to the invention
  • Figure 2 is an underneath of view of a pair of shoe soles illustrating one possible arrangement of passages and elements according to the invention
  • Figure 3 is a view similar to Figure 2 and showing, simply by way of example, one alternative arrangement of passages and elements;
  • Figure 4 is an enlarged sectional elevation of one embodiment of passage and element arrangement according to the invention.
  • Figure 5 is a schematic perspective view showing a variation of the element described with reference to Figure 4.
  • Figure 6 is another view similar to Figure 5 and showing a different variation of the element illustrated therein;
  • Figure 7 is a sectional view similar to Figure 4 but wherein the element assumes the form of a flexible capsule in place of a rigid element;
  • Figure 8 is a sectional view similar to Figure 4 and illustrating an embodiment of the invention in which the passage need not extend through the sole. DETAILED DESCRIPTION WITH REFERENCE TO THE DRAWINGS
  • Figure 1 of the drawings illustrates, in broad concept, the application of the invention to a sports shoe, generally indicated by numeral (1), in which the shoe has a moulded, rigidly flexible sole (2) having an inner surface (3) and an outer or bottom surface (4).
  • the inner surface has a series of elements (5) each of which has a rounded end directed into the interior of the shoe from an associated passage extending into the sole and various embodiments of the detailed construction of which are described below.
  • the elements (5) may be positioned in an array thereof with the individual elements optionally being arranged to correspond with appropriate and desired reflexology pressure points.
  • the individual elements are positioned to achieve a massaging effect in a manner that will become apparent from the following.
  • the array of elements for each of the soles for engagement by the two feet of a person need not be the same just as the reflexology pressure points of the two feet are not the same.
  • the diameter of the elements may vary appreciably but it is generally considered that the diameter will lie in the range of 3 to 10 mm in diameter and more generally from 4 to 6 mm. In one particular application of the invention it is proposed that a diameter of the rounded inner end of the elements be about 5 mm.
  • a rigidly elastomeric sole (6) is provided with holes (7) at right angles through the sole and each of the holes receives a relatively rigid sleeve (8) defining the passage referred to above.
  • the sleeve has an enlarged inner end (9) and a flared outer end (10) and is made in two parts that clip together by engagement of a circumferential rib (11) on a spigot shaped end (12) of one part in a cooperating circumferential recess (13) in a socket formation (14) of the other part.
  • Each sleeve is thus held captive relative to the sole.
  • the sleeve receives an axially movable element (15) having an enlarged head (16) cooperating with the enlarged end of the sleeve and having a rounded top surface (17) defining said rounded end of the element.
  • the element has a flared opposite end (16a) that cooperates with the flared end (10) of the sleeve to hold the element captive in the sleeve and limit axial movement thereof relative to the sleeve to the required amount, of the order of a few mm, in order to achieve the desired massaging effect.
  • the element is also made in two parts that clip together by the engagement of a rib (11a) and recess (13a) similar to those described above with reference to the sleeve.
  • the flared end of the sleeve and element are protected by a protective flexible outer sole (19) that has a cup shaped formation (20) opposite the lower end of each sleeve and element so that a cavity (21) is formed that can receive the flared end of the element in the condition in which the head (16) is withdrawn into the enlarged end (9) of the sleeve.
  • each of the elements will be urged downwards so that the head is positioned within the enlarged end (9) of the sleeve whilst weight is not exerted on the sole.
  • the element is urged to this position by the resiliency of the inner sole (18) and the presence of the foot within the shoe.
  • Each time weight is exerted on the sole the cup shaped formation will flex upwardly and push the element to its raised position (as illustrated in Figure 4) at the same time pushing on the underneath of the person's foot and, together with all the other elements, carrying out what may be described as a massaging effect on the foot.
  • the element preferably has an axial ventilation hole (22) extending through it with a one-way valve (23) at the lower end so that a pumping action is created by the reciprocal movement of the element to ventilate the interior shoe and thereby also assist in cooling a foot within the shoe.
  • the element could embody a compression spring (24) so that a varying pressure would be exerted on the rounded head as a foot is pressed onto the inner sole whilst walking.
  • Figure 6 illustrates a further variation in which the effective length of the element is adjustable by means of screw threads (25) interconnecting the two parts (26) and (27) of the element.
  • Figure 7 illustrates a different embodiment of the invention in which flexible capsules (28) are positioned within passages (29) through the sole (30) in a manner such that in a relaxed position the lower end (31) of each capsule projects beyond the lower surface (32) of the sole (as shown in the left-hand part of Figure 7) but is pushed further inwards to form a rounded end (33) when the lower end (31) is pushed to a substantially flat condition with the lower surface of the sole as shown in the right-hand portion of Figure 7.
  • the lower end (31a) of the capsule could be retained by a blind end to the passage and an expansion chamber (29a) formed in the passage could accommodate expansion of the capsule during the application of cyclic force to it.
  • Figure 8 illustrates a still further, embodiment of the invention in which the rigid element (35) is spring loaded by means of a compression spring (36) contained within a sleeve (37) to an upper position in which the rounded end (38) forms a bump in the inner sole (39) and the element is forced downwards against the spring loading when pressure is exerted by the foot on the inner sole.
  • a compression spring (36) contained within a sleeve (37) to an upper position in which the rounded end (38) forms a bump in the inner sole (39) and the element is forced downwards against the spring loading when pressure is exerted by the foot on the inner sole.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne une semelle (2) de chaussure présentant une surface intérieure (3) et une surface (4) extérieure, et une série de passages s'étendant dans la semelle à partir de la surface intérieure. L'axe de chaque passage se trouve généralement à un angle droit par rapport à la surface intérieure, et chaque passage reçoit un élément (5, 15, 28, 35) présentant une extrémité généralement arrondie (17, 33, 38) amovible par rapport à la surface intérieure de la semelle de la chaussure dans la direction générale dudit axe du passage associé, de manière que ladite extrémité arrondie de chaque élément exerce une pression cyclique variable sur le pied d'une personne, un poids cyclique variable étant exercé sur la semelle de la chaussure par le pied de cette personne. Le passage (37) peut comprendre une extrémité fermée, auquel cas les éléments (35) sont polarisés de manière flexible vers une position dans laquelle les extrémités arrondies (38) font saillie au-dessus de la surface intérieure (39) de la semelle de la chaussure. En variante, les passages (7,29) s'étendent sensiblement dans toute la semelle (6), une semelle extérieure de protection flexible (19, 20) seulement recouvrant les extrémités extérieures des passages. Dans ce dernier cas, les éléments s'étendent dans la chaussure et sont disposés de manière que la pression sur la surface extérieure de la semelle pousse un élément sur une position dans laquelle l'extrémité arrondie (17) fait saillie au-dessus de la surface intérieure (18) de la semelle de la chaussure en cours d'utilisation.
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