Shoe and sole with freely extensible and retractable front sole
A forefoot, free technology, applied in the direction of soles, footwear, clothing, etc., can solve the limitations, the toes of the forefoot cannot be close to the natural barefoot state, and cannot be smoothly extended outwards, so they can only be huddled together or Slightly stretching and other issues to achieve the effect of enhancing grip
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[0024] Such as figure 1 and figure 2 As shown, a shoe sole with freely extendable and retractable forefoot includes a shoe midsole 2 and a shoe outsole 1 stacked from top to bottom, and the shoe midsole 2 includes a midsole front block corresponding to the forefoot 21 and the rear block 22 of the midsole corresponding to the heel portion. The front block 21 of the midsole is a soft elastic pad;
[0025] Furthermore, the front palm of the shoe outsole 21 is gradually recessed from the outside to the inside to form an elastic stretching and retracting cavity 13, which can make the front palm of the shoe outsole 1 Extending freely outward or retracting inward, the elastically extending and retracting cavity 13 is a trumpet-shaped opening cavity structure.
[0026] Furthermore, the connection between the front midsole block 21 and the rear midsole block 22 is an inclined connection surface 23 .
[0027] Furthermore, the forefoot portion of the shoe outsole 1 also includes elas...
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[0034] Such as image 3 and Figure 4 As shown, a shoe sole with freely extendable and retractable forefoot includes a shoe midsole 2 and a shoe outsole 1 stacked from top to bottom, and the shoe midsole 2 includes a midsole front block corresponding to the forefoot 21 and the rear block 22 of the midsole corresponding to the heel portion. The front block 21 of the midsole is a soft elastic pad;
[0035] Furthermore, the front palm of the shoe outsole 21 is gradually recessed from the outside to the inside to form an elastic stretching and retracting cavity 13, which can make the front palm of the shoe outsole 1 Extending freely outward or retracting inward, the elastically extending and retracting cavity 13 is a trumpet-shaped opening cavity structure.
[0036] Furthermore, the connection between the front midsole block 21 and the rear midsole block 22 is an inclined connection surface 23 .
[0037] Furthermore, the forefoot portion of the shoe outsole 1 also includes elas...
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