Self-tailored insole
Abstract
Disclosed is a self-tailored insole. The self-tailored insole comprises: an inner sole; and a hard member, attached to a lower side of the inner sole, transformable depending on a morphology of a user's sole, said hard member comprising: a heel portion which has a curved portion configured to allow the inner sole to closely contact with and support left, right and rear sides of a heel of the user, and an arch portion configured to allow the inner sole to closely contact with and support arches of a sole of the user, said heel portion and said arch portion being formed as one body, thus preventing the heel and the arches from being abnormally distorted upon locomotion.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A self-tailored insole, comprising:
an inner sole; and a hard member, attached to a lower side of the inner sole, transformable depending on a morphology of a user's sole, said hard member comprising: a heel portion which has a curved portion configured to allow the inner sole to closely contact with and support left, right and rear sides of a heel of the user, and an arch portion configured to allow the inner sole to closely contact with and support arches of a sole of the user, said heel portion and said arch portion being formed as one body, thus preventing the heel and the arches from being abnormally distorted upon locomotion.
2 . The self-tailored insole of claim 1 , wherein the arch portion is responsible for supporting an inner arch of the sole of the foot and has cut lines formed therein in the inward direction from an outer end thereof.
3 . The self-tailored insole of claim 2 , wherein each of the cut lines has a circular hole at the inner end thereof.
4 . The self-tailored insole of claim 1 , wherein the hard member has a cushioning member attached to a lower side of the heal portion.
5 . The self-tailored insole of claim 2 , wherein the hard member has a cushioning member attached to a lower side of the heal portion.
6 . The self-tailored insole of claim 3 , wherein the hard member has a cushioning member attached to a lower side of the heal portion.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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