Sport and recreation shoe
Abstract
A shoe has a recess portion on an upper side of an outsole, a sole touched surface layer on the upper side of the outsole, and a thermoplastic rubber for absorbing pressure and vibrating force on a wearer's foot so as to reduce the burden on the foot; the thermoplastic rubber is fitted in the recess portion of the outsole and covered by the sole touched surface layer, and an upper side thereof is formed with a concave and convex shape to fit a heel portion and an intermediate portion of a wearer's sole according to ergonomics; thus, that portion of the sole touched surface layer that is above the recess portion will have a concave and convex shape for fitting a heel portion and an intermediate portion of a wearer's sole; the thermoplastic rubber will reduce one-third to two-thirds of body weight pressure on the wearer's heel.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A sport and recreation shoe, comprising
an outsole, said outsole having a recess portion on an upper side thereof; a sole touched surface layer on the upper side of the outsole; and a thermoplastic rubber held in the recess portion of the outsole and covered by the sole touched surface layer.
2 . The sport and recreation shoe as recited in claim 1 , wherein said recess portion extends over a whole heel portion and an intermediate shank portion of said outsole, having a same shape as a rear half portion of said outsole.
3 . The sport and recreation shoe as recited in claim 1 , wherein said thermoplastic rubber fits in said recess portion of said outsole, and an upper side thereof is formed with such a concave and convex shape as to fit a heel portion and an intermediate portion of a wearer's sole according to ergonomics; thus, that portion of said sole touched surface layer that is right above said recess portion of said outsole will have a concave and convex shape for fitting a heel portion and an intermediate portion of a wearer's sole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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