US2008127515A1PendingUtilityA1
Balancing shoes
Assignee: ORTHOTECH BERATUNGS UND VERTREPriority: Oct 19, 2006Filed: Oct 18, 2007Published: Jun 5, 2008
Est. expiryOct 19, 2026(~0.2 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Heinz Lohrer
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Abstract
A shoe having an inner insole, an intermediate sole, or an outsole, characterized in that, the sole includes a bar running primarily in the longitudinal direction, which protrudes from an underside of the sole.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A sole for a shoe, comprising an inner insole, an intermediate sole, or an outsole, wherein the sole includes a bar running primarily in the longitudinal direction, which protrudes from an underside of the sole.
2 . The sole of claim 1 including having the cross-section of the longitudinal bar triangular in shape or limited by a circumferential line bent convexly outward.
3 . The sole of claim 1 wherein the longitudinal bar includes a semi-circular cross section.
4 . The sole of claim 2 including having the cross section of the longitudinal bar smaller than that of a semi-circle.
5 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar run centrally or at least partially oblique to the sole.
6 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar placed on the outside surface of the outsole.
7 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar placed on the inner surface of the outsole.
8 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar placed on the outside of the intermediate sole or the insole.
9 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar fastened separately to the sole.
10 . The sole of claim 9 wherein said longitudinal bar is cemented to said sole.
11 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar formed as one piece with the sole.
12 . The sole of claim 1 including having the longitudinal bar extend over one or more segments of the sole.
13 . The sole of claim 11 including having the longitudinal bar shorter than the sole and ends at a distance from the front sole edge and/or the rear sole edge.
14 . The sole of claim 11 including having the longitudinal bar consist of bendable or elastically springy material.
15 . The sole of claim 11 including having the longitudinal bar of the same material as the sole.
16 . The sole of claim 11 including having on its outer or inner longitudinal edge a widening which at least partially limits a tipping effect.
17 . The sole of claim 11 including having only the rear sole segment in the heel area show widening.
18 . A shoe comprising an insole or an intermediate sole or an outsole, characterized in that the sole includes a longitudinal bar.
19 . The shoe of claim 18 including having the cross-section of the longitudinal bar triangular in shape or limited by a circumferential line bent convexly outward.
20 . The shoe of claim 19 wherein the longitudinal bar includes a semi-circular cross section.
21 . The shoe of claim 20 including having the cross-section of the longitudinal bar smaller than that of a semi-circle.
22 . The shoe of claim 18 including having the longitudinal bar run centrally or at least partially oblique to the sole.
23 . The shoe of claim 18 including having the longitudinal bar placed on the inner surface of the outsole.
24 . The shoe of claim 18 including having the longitudinal bar placed on the outside of the intermediate sole or the insole.
25 . The shoe of claim 18 including having the longitudinal bar fastened separately to the sole.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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