shoe sole
A technology for soles and bottom layers, applied in the field of soles of shoes, can solve the problems of induration, difficulty in assembling inserts, increasing the cost and manufacturing time of soles, etc.
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[0013] A sole for a shoe, in particular a walking shoe that can be worn on a daily basis, is described below with reference to these figures. In particular, the sole can be molded from a wear-resistant and abrasion-resistant synthetic material, for example an elastomer such as rubber, or a material based on PVC.
[0014] The sole has a lower surface 1 which is intended to rest on the ground and which may have a structure facilitating attachment, for example, grooved by transverse and longitudinal grooves of variable depth at different intervals, especially depending on the use of the shoe. As a variant, the lower surface 1 can be covered with a material that improves adhesion and / or limits the wear of the sole, for example a layer of thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU).
[0015] Opposite the lower surface, the sole has an underlying surface 2 comprising a stiff net of said sole, which is also arranged to limit the weight of said sole. To this end, the rigid mesh comprises some r...
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