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Golf Shoe and Method for Manufacturing Same

a technology for golf shoes and manufacturing methods, applied in the field of golf shoes, can solve the problems of damage to the swing sensation, large number of foreign substances accumulated in the surface and groove, and large number of foreign substances accumulated in the surface and groove, and achieve the effect of enhancing athletic performan

Inactive Publication Date: 2021-11-04
CHOI KYOUNG SOO
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Benefits of technology

The patent allows for the removal of foreign substances from a golf club by rubbing the club face on a protrusion on the midsole. This can be done easily and without affecting the sensation of a practice swing, improving athletic performance.

Problems solved by technology

However, in the golf clubface designed in this way, a large number of foreign substances are accumulated in the surface and groove due to the repeated swing actions.
However, after several practice swings, foreign substances such as grass or soil are accumulated on the clubface.
An addition action (action for wiping the foreign substances of the clubface with the hand and then wiping the hand with a golfer's clothes, or action for wiping the clubface with a separate towel or the like) for removing the foreign substances leads to damage to the swing sensation which is obtained through the practice swing.
Due to the foreign substances on the golf clubface, the ball is inevitably subjected to resistance when hitting the ball.
Depending on a difference in resistance, a large deviation in hitting distance and direction and rotating force occurs, thus causing psychological atrophy and a stiff swing.
An unnatural swing action leads to incomplete hitting.
An additional action for removing the foreign substances leads to damage to sensation which is obtained through the practice swing.

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first embodiment

[0031][First Embodiment]

[0032]A method for manufacturing a golf shoe according to the first embodiment includes process a of injection molding a midsole 140, and process b of forming a plurality of protrusions 300 on a front- or rear-side of a lateral surface of the midsole 140. Here, the golf shoe includes a sole 100 composed of an outsole 120 and the midsole 140, and an upper 200 formed on a top portion of the sole 100.

[0033]The midsole 140 is formed by injecting a raw material into a mold of a molding apparatus.

[0034]A plurality of grooves is formed in the mold to form the protrusions 300. Thus, by injecting the raw material into the plurality of grooves, the protrusions 300 may be formed on the outer lateral surface of the midsole 140.

[0035]As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the golf shoe A1 according to the first embodiment includes the sole 100 composed of the outsole 120 and the midsole 140, and the upper 200 formed on the top portion of the sole 100. The plurality of protrusions 300 ...

second embodiment

[0058][Second Embodiment]

[0059]A method for manufacturing a golf shoe according to the second embodiment includes a process of injection molding a midsole 140, and a process of forming a plurality of protrusions 300 on a front- or rear-side of a lateral surface of the midsole 140 by double injection molding. Here, the golf shoe includes a sole 100 composed of an outsole 120 and the midsole 140, and an upper 200 formed on a top portion of the sole 100.

[0060]Preferably, the plurality of protrusions 300 is made of a material different from that of the midsole 140. For example, the protrusion 300 may be formed of a material having strength higher than that of the midsole 140.

[0061]As described above, the plurality of protrusions 300 is formed in one row or in multiple rows.

[0062]The plurality of protrusions 300 is formed to have the same protruding height or different protruding heights.

[0063]A golf shoe A2 according to the second embodiment includes the sole 100 composed of the outsole...

third embodiment

[0077][Third Embodiment]

[0078]A method for manufacturing a golf shoe according to a third embodiment includes a first process of injection molding a midsole 140; and a second process of planting brushes 500 into a front- or rear-side of a lateral surface of the midsole 140 before the midsole 140 is cured. Here, the golf shoe includes a sole 100 composed of an outsole 120 and the midsole 140, and an upper 200 formed on a top portion of the sole 100.

[0079]As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a golf shoe A3 according to the third embodiment includes the sole 100 composed of the outsole 120 and the midsole 140, and the upper 200 formed on the top portion of the sole 100.

[0080]The brushes 500 are formed on a front- or rear-side of an outer lateral surface of the midsole 140.

[0081]Preferably, the brushes 500 are formed in different thicknesses and lengths.

[0082]Thus, the surface of the clubface may be cleaned by rubbing the clubface (not shown) using the brushes 500 while slightly lifting the foot....

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Abstract

Proposed are a golf shoe and a method for manufacturing same. The golf shoe, according to one embodiment, includes: a sole having an outsole and a midsole; and an upper formed on the top portion of the sole, wherein a plurality of protrusions are formed on the front- or rear-side of the outer lateral surface of the midsole. Accordingly, foreign substances may be removed by rubbing a clubface on the protrusions of the midsole, and the foreign substances may be removed by means of only a minimum action, and thus the sensation of a practice swing may be maintained without being damaged, and thus an effect may be achieved of enhancing athletic performance.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present disclosure relates to a golf shoe and a method for manufacturing the golf shoe and, more particularly, to a golf shoe which is worn during a golf game to protect the foot and maintains a stable swing action, and a method for manufacturing the golf shoe.BACKGROUND ART[0002]Unless otherwise indicated herein, contents described in this section are not the related art to claims of this application. Although contents are included in this section, they are not admitted to be the related art.[0003]A golf club is connected to a grip which is a handle portion by a shaft, and a groove is formed in a surface of a clubface to induce the spin and back spin of a golf ball. Several transverse grooves formed in the surface of the clubface to spin or back spin the golf ball are designed to induce the spin of the golf ball at the moment of impact.[0004]Thus, the surface and the groove formed on the golf clubface play an important role in sending the golf ball to a des...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A43B13/22A43B5/00
CPCA43B13/223A43B5/001A43C15/02A43C15/18A43C17/00
Inventor CHOI, KYOUNG SOO
Owner CHOI KYOUNG SOO
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