US2010229423A1PendingUtilityA1
Shoe insole
Est. expiryMar 16, 2029(~2.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Hsin-Wu Lin
A43B 17/14A43B 7/146
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Abstract
A shoe insole is injection molded from composite materials, the composite materials includes 62%-80% by weight of nylon and 20%-38% by weight of short fiber material.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A shoe insole being injection molded from composite materials, the composite materials comprising:
62%-80% by weight of nylon and 20%-38% by weight of short fiber material.
2 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the short fiber material is selected from glass fiber and carbon fiber.
3 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 2 , wherein a length of the short fiber material is 3 mm to 5 mm.
4 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the short fiber material is arranged in the composite material in an irregular direction.
5 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 2 , wherein the short fiber material is arranged in the composite material in an irregular direction.
6 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 3 , wherein the short fiber material is arranged in the composite material in an irregular direction.
7 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 1 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
8 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 2 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
9 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 3 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
10 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 4 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
11 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 5 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
12 . The shoe insole as claimed in claims 6 , wherein a shoe insole is formed in a sole shape and includes a ball portion, a foot arch portion, and a heel portion, and the foot arch portion and the heel portion are designed to raise slightly.
13 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 7 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
14 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 8 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
15 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 9 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
16 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 10 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
17 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 11 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
18 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 12 , wherein on a lower surface of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is formed at least one rib extending along a length direction of the shoe insole.
19 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the shoe insole includes an upper and a lower surfaces, and a plurality of bosses are formed on the upper surface of the shoe insole.
20 . The shoe insole as claimed in claim 19 , wherein a largest deformation rate of the ball portion is within 20%-35%, and a largest deformation rate of the foot arch portion and the heel portion is within 10%-25%.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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