Non-slip sole structure of fishing shoes
Abstract
A non-slip sole structure of fishing shoes contains a sole, a profile of which corresponds to that of a bottom end of a body. The body includes two groups of hooks one piece arranged on a forefoot position thereof and a heel portion of the bottom end thereof, the sole includes a slot defined on a middle section thereof to space apart two group of hooks. Each hook has two extending sections extending outward from a bottom end thereof, and a length of the slot is greater than a size of each hook, such that after the sole is retained and glued with the bottom end of the body, a gap forms between the slot and the two groups of hooks. The sole also includes plural V-shaped cutouts arranged on a forefoot position thereof and a heel portion thereof to correspond to and retain with the two groups of hooks.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A non-slip sole structure of fishing shoes comprising a sole, a profile of which corresponds to that of a bottom end of a body, the body including two groups of hooks one piece arranged on a forefoot position thereof and a heel portion of the bottom end thereof, the sole including a slot defined on a middle section thereof to space apart two group of hooks, characterized in that
each hook has two extending sections extending outward from a bottom end thereof, and a length of the slot is greater than a size of each hook, such that after the sole is retained and glued with the bottom end of the body, a gap forms between the slot and the two groups of hooks to obtain high flexibility and deformation rate of the sole; the sole also includes plural V-shaped cutouts arranged on a forefoot position thereof and a heel portion thereof to correspond to and retain with the two groups of hooks, such that activity margin and deformation rate of the sole is increased when a curve of the body changes in walking or stepping.
2 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two groups of hooks are arranged in different directions.
3 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two groups of hooks are arranged in a direction.
4 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two groups of hooks are arranged regularly on the body.
5 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two groups of hooks are arranged irregularly on the body.
6 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the two groups of hooks are in different sizes.
7 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each hook has two extending sections linearly extending toward two different directions from a bottom end thereof.
8 . The non-slip sole structure of the fishing shoes as claimed in claim 1 , wherein each hook has two extending sections arcuately extending toward two different directions from a bottom end thereof.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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