Cleat for a shoe, shoe sole have such a cleat, and shoe
Abstract
The invention relates to a cleat ( 1 ) for a shoe, especially for a golf shoe, which cleat can be attached to the bottom side ( 2 ) of a sole ( 3 ). To improve the grip of the shoe at the ground especially when playing golf the invention is characterized in that the cleat ( 1 ) has a cleat base body ( 4 ) which can be connected with the sole ( 3 ) and that at least one extension ( 5 ) is arranged at the cleat base body ( 4 ) which extends to the ground, wherein the vertical projected area (A F ) of the end of the extension ( 5 ) which is facing the ground is arranged at least partially, preferably completely, outside of the vertical projected area (A G ) of the cleat base body ( 4 ). Furthermore, the invention relates to a shoe sole with such a cleat as well as to a shoe.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 25 . (canceled)
26 . Cleat for a shoe, which cleat can be attached to the bottom side of a sole, wherein the cleat has a cleat base body which can be connected with the sole, wherein an extension is arranged at the cleat base body which extends to the ground and wherein the vertical projected area of the end of the extension which is facing the ground is arranged at least partially, preferably completely, outside of the vertical projected area of the cleat base body,
characterized in that the cleat base body has a substantially hemispherical shape, wherein a single extension extends from the cleat base body to the ground.
27 . The cleat according to claim 26 , wherein the extension has an elongated shape with a longitudinal axis.
28 . The cleat according to claim 27 , wherein the longitudinal axis of the extension and the vertical direction include an angle between 20° and 60°.
29 . The cleat according to claim 26 , wherein the extension has a substantially rectangular shape at least in sections in a cross section perpendicular to its longitudinal axis.
30 . The cleat according to claim 26 , wherein the cleat base body and the extension are formed integrally as an injection moulded part.
31 . The cleat according to claim 26 , wherein the cleat base body comprises anchor elements for anchorage in the sole.
32 . The cleat according to claim 31 , wherein the anchor elements are cylinders which extend in vertical direction and which are coated by the material of the sole, wherein the anchor elements are preferably arranged at a disk which in turn is connected with the cleat base body.
33 . The cleat according to claim 26 , wherein it is part of a cleat element which has a carrier plate on which at least two cleats are arranged.
34 . The cleat according to claim 33 , wherein the at least two cleats and the carrier plate are formed integrally as an injection moulded part.
35 . The cleat according to claim 33 , wherein three cleats are arranged on the carrier plate, wherein the carrier plate has the shape of a preferably equilateral triangle.
36 . The cleat according to claim 33 , wherein the carrier plate has a recess which is arranged between the cleats.
37 . The shoe sole with at least one cleat according to claim 26 .
38 . The shoe sole according to claim 37 , wherein the carrier plate is glued on the sole base body, that the carrier plate is fixed on the sole base body by welding or that the carrier plate is coated by the material of the sole by an injection moulding process.
39 . The shoe sole according to claim 37 , wherein the carrier plate is detachably arranged at the or on the sole base body, especially by means of a screw connection.
40 . A golf shoe, with a sole according to claim 37 .Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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