Buffer layer of functional shoe sole

Abstract

The invention provides a buffer layer of a functional shoe sole. The buffer layer is prepared from, by weight, 85-105 parts of polyisoprene, 9-15 parts of cyclohexyl thiomaleimide, 6-11 parts of thiuram disulfide, 8-17 parts of 1,4-diamino-butane, 16-25 parts of polyacrylamide, 23-29 parts of polystyrene nanoparticles, 31-45 parts of polylactic acid fiber, 8-15 parts of silicate acetate and 11-23parts of kaoline. Due to synergic cooperation of the components, the damping performance and wearing comfort of the shoe sole are greatly improved, and the shoe body is easier and attractive in wholeshape and capable of meeting the requirement of the public easily.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a shoe component, in particular to a functional sole cushioning layer, which can be widely used in sports shoes such as basketball shoes, running shoes, mountaineering shoes, tennis shoes, business men's shoes and women's shoes . Background technique [0002] Shoes are an important part of people's wear, and the general stress part of shoes is the sole, so the structure of the sole directly affects the performance of the shoe itself. [0003] The original structure of the sole is a piece of rubber sole that is the sole, but because the sole is relatively thick, it is generally not light in weight. In order to reduce the weight, a structure with an inner hollow upper surface and openings appeared, with some bars in the middle as support points. Although such a sole is lightened, it has no power-assisted function and obvious shock-absorbing effect, and does not meet the requirements of ergonomic design. Because every ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0006] In view of this, the present invention provides a cushioning layer for functional shoe soles to overcome the problems of heavy weight, poor anti-skid and shock-absorbing effects in existing products.

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