A convenient shoe that doesn't require laces

Abstract

This invention relates to the field of footwear technology and is a convenient shoe that does not require lacing. It includes multiple sets of support pillars inside the sole, with a heel pressure plate and a fixing plate fixed above each set of support pillars. When taking off the shoe, the other foot gently pushes against the block to move the hook inward and release the limit that is locked to the travel slider. At the same time, the heel pressure plate is lifted upward by the action of the tower-shaped spring, which drives the hook and the shoelace pressure block to lift up and release the shoelace lifter and the two sets of symmetrical spring pieces built into the side walls, opening the shoe neck on both sides to widen the shoe opening for easy removal. The lower end of the heel pressure plate is fixedly connected to the hook and the shoelace pressure block. The heel pressure plate is fixed above multiple sets of pillars. When putting on the shoes, the ball of the foot is inserted and the heel is pressed down. The heel pressure plate automatically locks the travel slider. At the same time, the tail ends of the two symmetrical shoelace lifting plates are pulled down, so that the shoe opening is tightened to complete the shoe-putting action.

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