Slip-on footwear with fit features
A foot and girth technology, applied in the direction of boot legs, reinforcements, household appliances, etc., can solve problems such as poor fit, and achieve the effect of improving fit
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[0021] see Figure 1-10 , shows an embodiment of a shoe of the present disclosure. In the described embodiment, the shoe is a buckle-free boot, wherein the foot fitting volume (inner volume of the boot) is not as highly adjustable as a boot with laces, which is configured to Allows foot entry / exit when unfastened and secures the boot over the user's foot when laced.
[0022] In the described embodiment, the shape and size of the interior volume of the boot is approximately the shape and size of the user's foot. This approximation creates a fit that helps secure the user's foot into boot 10 . In some prior art boot configurations, the foot fitting volume of the foot fitting portion of the boot is significantly larger than the foot to which the boot is designed to fit. The greater difference between the volumes is provided for the clearance typically provided for the foot entering and exiting the bootie. Referring to Figure 11, a prior art bootie construction is shown. The ...
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