CH508364A

CH508364A - Insole

Info

Publication number: CH508364A
Application number: CH1162066A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Henri Anciaux Albert Th Joseph
Original assignee: Anciaux Albert Theobald Joseph
Priority date: 1965-09-06
Filing date: 1966-08-11
Publication date: 1971-06-15
Also published as: BE669240A; AT276156B; GB1111737A; DE1685219A1; NL6611673A; LU51694A1

Description

  

  
 



  Semelle intérieure
 La présente invention a pour objet une semelle inté
 rieure, caractérisée en ce qu'elle est en matière élastique
 et présente des alvéoles s'ouvrant sur   l'une    de ses faces
 et destinés à fonctionner comme ventouses.



   Cette semelle peut être, soit amovible, soit incorporée
 à une chaussure, par exemple un soulier, une botte ou
 une chaussure à semelle de bois.



   Le dessin représente, à titre d'exemple, une fonne
 de réalisation de la semelle selon l'invention.



   La fig. 1 est une vue en plan de cette forme, et
 la fig. 2 donne une coupe suivant I-I de la fig. 1, à
 plus grande échelle.



   La semelle 1 représentée, en polyéthylène par exemple, présente sur toute sa face supérieure des alvéoles 2 alors que sa face inférieure présente des reliefs 3 en regard de ces alvéoles.



   Entre les divers alvéoles 2, sont prévues des perforations 4 permettant à l'air de circuler de l'une à l'autre des faces de la semelle.



   Lorsque le pied repose sur la semelle, et ce avec une pression plus ou moins forte suivant la position du pied pendant la marche ou la course, la face plantaire tend à pénétrer dans les alvéoles en y créant une certaine pres
 sion, alors que, lorsque le pied se lève du sol par exem
 ple, les alvéoles forment ventouses.

 

   Le brassage d'air est augmenté par l'écrasement des
 reliefs 3, et la reprise de leur forme normale lorsque le
 pied se lève, provoquant ainsi un effet de pompage d'air
 sous la semelle et le recyclage de cet air dans le soulier.



   REVENDICATION



   Semelle intérieure, caractérisée en ce qu'elle est en
 matière élastique et présente des alvéoles s'ouvrant sur l'une de ses faces et destinés à fonctionner comme ventouses.



   SOUS-REVENDICATIONS
 1. Semelle selon la revendication, caractérisée en ce que son autre face présente des saillies formées en regard des alvéoles.



   2. Semelle selon la sous-revendication 1, caractérisée en ce qu'elle présente des perforations entre les alvéoles.

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  Insole
 The present invention relates to an insole
 upper, characterized in that it is made of elastic material
 and has cells opening on one of its faces
 and intended to function as suction cups.



   This sole can be either removable or incorporated
 to a shoe, for example a shoe, a boot or
 a shoe with a wooden sole.



   The drawing represents, by way of example, a form
 for producing the sole according to the invention.



   Fig. 1 is a plan view of this form, and
 fig. 2 gives a section along I-I of FIG. 1, at
 larger scale.



   The sole 1 shown, made of polyethylene for example, has cells 2 over its entire upper face, while its lower face has reliefs 3 facing these cells.



   Between the various cells 2, perforations 4 are provided allowing air to circulate from one of the faces of the sole to the other.



   When the foot rests on the sole, and this with a more or less strong pressure depending on the position of the foot during walking or running, the plantar face tends to penetrate into the alveoli by creating a certain pressure.
 sion, while, when the foot rises from the ground e.g.
 ple, the alveoli form suction cups.

 

   The air circulation is increased by the crushing of
 reliefs 3, and the resumption of their normal form when the
 foot rises, causing an air pumping effect
 under the sole and the recycling of this air in the shoe.



   CLAIM



   Insole, characterized in that it is
 elastic material and has cells opening on one of its faces and intended to function as suction cups.



   SUB-CLAIMS
 1. Sole according to claim, characterized in that its other face has projections formed opposite the cells.



   2. Sole according to sub-claim 1, characterized in that it has perforations between the cells.

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Claims

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Insole The present invention relates to an insole upper, characterized in that it is made of elastic material and has cells opening on one of its faces and intended to function as suction cups.

This sole can be either removable or incorporated to a shoe, for example a shoe, a boot or a shoe with a wooden sole.

The drawing represents, by way of example, a form for producing the sole according to the invention.

Fig. 1 is a plan view of this form, and fig. 2 gives a section along I-I of FIG. 1, at larger scale.

The sole 1 shown, made of polyethylene for example, has cells 2 over its entire upper face, while its lower face has reliefs 3 facing these cells.

Between the various cells 2, perforations 4 are provided allowing air to circulate from one of the faces of the sole to the other.

When the foot rests on the sole, and this with a more or less strong pressure depending on the position of the foot during walking or running, the plantar face tends to penetrate into the alveoli by creating a certain pressure. sion, while, when the foot rises from the ground e.g. ple, the alveoli form suction cups.

The air circulation is increased by the crushing of reliefs 3, and the resumption of their normal form when the foot rises, causing an air pumping effect under the sole and the recycling of this air in the shoe.

CLAIM

Insole, characterized in that it is elastic material and has cells opening on one of its faces and intended to function as suction cups.

SUB-CLAIMS 1. Sole according to claim, characterized in that its other face has projections formed opposite the cells.

2. Sole according to sub-claim 1, characterized in that it has perforations between the cells.