Comprehensive children shoes applicable to multiple scenes
By designing a detachable arch support, anti-slip components, and heel protector, the problem of insufficient applicability of children's shoes in different scenarios is solved, achieving stability and comfort in multiple scenarios and reducing the risk of ankle sprains.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511566120.2
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-10-30
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-12
AI Technical Summary
Existing children's shoes offer limited functionality for different scenarios, making it difficult to meet the complex needs of children in various situations, such as daily walking, physical education classes, and outdoor activities. This leads to the need to purchase multiple pairs of shoes, increasing financial costs and making it difficult to adapt to the changing needs of different scenarios.
A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe was designed. Through the detachable arch support, anti-slip part, heel protector strip and detachable claw, the stability and comfort of the sole are enhanced. The detachable design allows it to adapt to different sports venues. Through these structures, the shoe achieves multi-scenario adaptability.
It improves the stability and comfort of the shoes, reduces the risk of ankle sprains, adapts to the needs of different scenarios, and reduces the frequency of shoe replacement.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This application relates to the field of children's footwear technology, and in particular to a comprehensive children's shoe suitable for multiple scenarios. Background Technology
[0002] Children's shoes are important products that protect children's feet and assist their motor development. They are items that children come into contact with every day as they grow up. Their design needs to strike a balance between protection, flexibility and comfort. Currently, different children's shoes are usually used for different scenarios, so the applicable scenarios for current children's shoes are limited.
[0003] Currently, children's shoes on the market tend to have limited functionality. Sports shoes with strong support and torsional resistance are usually complex in structure and heavy, making them unsuitable for everyday casual wear. Meanwhile, lightweight and flexible casual shoes cannot meet the protection needs during sports activities. Therefore, they are difficult to meet the complex needs of children in various scenarios such as daily walking, physical education classes, and outdoor activities. This forces the purchase of multiple pairs of shoes to cope with different scenarios, which not only increases economic expenses but also makes it difficult to meet the needs of children's activities that change randomly. Summary of the Invention
[0004] To improve the applicability of children's shoes to various scenarios, this application provides a comprehensive children's shoe suitable for multiple scenarios.
[0005] This application provides a comprehensive children's shoe suitable for multiple scenarios, which adopts the following technical solution: A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe includes a front part, a back part, and a sole. The front part and the back part are both located at the top of the sole. An arch support is provided at the arch position of the sole. The arch support is detachably connected to the sole. The arch support has an anti-slip part. A heel protector is provided at the back part of the upper.
[0006] By adopting the above technical solutions, the arch support can enhance the rigidity of the arch area of the shoe sole, reduce excessive torsion of the sole during sports activities, improve stability, and protect children's feet. The arch support can be removed in daily leisure activities, allowing the sole of the shoe to regain its softness and comfort. The anti-slip part increases friction and improves safety, while the heel protector provides directional wrapping and support for the heel, reducing the risk of ankle sprains.
[0007] Optionally, the arch support has side plates on both sides, which are in contact with the side wall of the shoe sole. A disassembly block is slidably connected to the side plate, and the disassembly block is inserted into the side wall of the shoe sole. The arch support can be disassembled or assembled by pulling the disassembly block.
[0008] By adopting the above technical solution, the side plate can increase the contact area between the arch plate and the sole of the shoe, improve the connection stability between the arch plate and the sole of the shoe, and reduce the impact of lateral impact and torsion.
[0009] Optionally, the forefoot position of the shoe sole is detachably provided with a front claw, the heel position of the shoe sole is detachably provided with a rear claw, the arch plate is provided with an arch insert, the arch position of the shoe sole is provided with an arch groove for inserting the arch insert, and the arch groove is provided with a locking component for installing the front claw and the rear claw.
[0010] By adopting the above technical solutions, appropriate front and rear claws can be installed according to the sports field to improve the grip of the shoes. They can also be disassembled to adapt to different scenarios.
[0011] Optionally, the shoe sole has a forefoot groove at the forefoot position and a rearfoot groove at the heel position. The locking assembly includes a front insert rod and a rear insert rod, which are slidably connected to the groove wall of the arch groove. The front insert rod passes through the side wall of the forefoot groove, and the rear insert rod passes through the side wall of the rearfoot groove. The arch insert blocks abut against the ends of the front insert rod and the rear insert rod, respectively. The front locking claw has a front locking block, which is inserted into the forefoot groove, and the front insert rod is inserted into the front locking block. The rear locking claw has a rear locking block, which is inserted into the rearfoot groove, and the rear insert rod is inserted into the rear locking block.
[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, when it is necessary to install the front and rear clamps, the front and rear clamps are inserted into the front and rear mounting slots respectively, the front and rear insert rods are moved and inserted into the side walls of the front and rear clamps, and then the front and rear insert rods are sealed by the foot arch inserts, thus completing the installation, which is simple and convenient.
[0013] Optionally, the forefoot area of the shoe sole has a front sliding groove, which connects the forefoot groove and the arch groove. The front locking block has a front sliding plate on the side near the front locking claw. The front sliding plate slides and engages with the front sliding groove. The arch plate is inserted into the front sliding groove and abuts against the front sliding plate. The heel area of the shoe sole has a rear sliding groove, which connects the rearfoot groove and the arch groove. The rear locking block has a rear sliding plate on the side near the rear locking claw. The rear sliding plate slides and engages with the rear sliding groove. The arch plate is inserted into the rear sliding groove and abuts against the rear sliding plate.
[0014] By adopting the above technical solution, the cooperation between the slide plate and the slide groove provides lateral support for the claw, which can reduce swaying. When it is necessary to disassemble the front claw and the rear claw, first remove the foot arch plate, and then move the front and rear slide plates to push the front and rear insert rods to move them and disengage them from the front and rear blocks, so that the front claw and the rear claw can be removed.
[0015] Optionally, the side wall of the front mounting slot is provided with a front retaining rod, which is inserted into the front locking block; the side wall of the rear mounting slot is provided with a rear retaining rod, which is inserted into the rear locking block.
[0016] By adopting the above technical solution, additional force points are added to the front and rear locking blocks, effectively resisting torque and improving connection stability. Both the front and rear locking blocks are clamped and inserted from both sides, resulting in good stability.
[0017] Optionally, fixed seats are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the rear of the shoe upper. A movable block is movably arranged on the fixed seat. A movable groove is provided on the fixed seat for the movable block to move. A directional block is provided on the movable block. The heel protector strip is connected to the directional block. A locking component is provided on the directional block for fixing the sliding block.
[0018] By adopting the above technical solution, the movable block can move and be fixed in the movable slot, allowing the wearer to adjust the tightness of the heel protector strip around the heel according to different usage needs, adapting to different usage scenarios.
[0019] Optionally, the locking assembly includes a locking stud threaded onto the directional block, the locking stud passing through the movable block, and the bottom of the movable slot having a plurality of locking slots for the locking stud to be inserted.
[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, locking and unlocking can be completed by turning the locking stud, without the need for complicated tools, and the adjustment is convenient.
[0021] Optionally, the fixing base is provided with a plurality of directional slots for inserting directional blocks, the directional slots are interconnected, the movable slots are located in the directional slots, the number of movable slots is the same as the number of directional slots, the movable slots are interconnected, and the side wall of the rear part of the shoe upper is provided with a fixing hook for placing the heel protector strip.
[0022] By adopting the above technical solution, the heel protector strip can be adjusted and fixed at different angles, providing directional support to different areas of the heel to adapt to different usage scenarios. After adjustment, the heel protector strip can be hung on a fixed hook to reduce sagging and improve stability.
[0023] In summary, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects: 1. The arch support enhances the rigidity of the arch area of the shoe sole, reduces excessive torsion of the sole during sports activities, improves stability, and protects children's feet. The arch support can be removed for everyday leisure activities, allowing the sole to regain its softness and comfort. The anti-slip part increases friction and improves safety, while the heel support strip provides directional wrapping and support for the heel, reducing the risk of ankle sprains. 2. Appropriate front and rear catches can be installed according to the sports field to improve the grip of the shoes, and they can also be disassembled to adapt to different scenarios; 3. The movable block can move and be fixed within the movable slot, allowing the wearer to adjust the tightness of the heel protector strip around the heel according to different usage needs, adapting to different usage scenarios. Attached Figure Description
[0024] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure in an embodiment of this application.
[0025] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the bottom side structure of the shoe sole in an embodiment of this application.
[0026] Figure 3 This is one of the partial cross-sectional views of the shoe sole in the embodiments of this application.
[0027] Figure 4 This is an exploded view of the shoe sole structure in an embodiment of this application.
[0028] Figure 5 This is the second partial sectional view of the shoe sole in the embodiments of this application.
[0029] Figure 6 This is a partial cross-sectional view of the fixing seat in an embodiment of this application.
[0030] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the rear part of the shoe upper in an embodiment of this application.
[0031] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures: 1. Upper front of the shoe; 2. Lower front of the shoe; 21. Fixing hook; 3. Shoe sole; 31. Arch groove; 32. Front mounting groove; 321. Front retaining rod; 33. Rear mounting groove; 331. Rear retaining rod; 34. Front insert rod; 35. Rear insert rod; 36. Front sliding groove; 37. Rear sliding groove; 4. Arch plate; 41. Anti-slip part; 42. Side plate; 421. Inner cavity; 43. Detachable block; 431. Sub-plate; 432. Spring; 44. Arch insert block; 5. Heel protector strip; 6. Front claw; 61. Front locking block; 62. Front sliding plate; 7. Rear claw; 71. Rear locking block; 72. Rear sliding plate; 8. Fixing base; 81. Moving groove; 82. Orienting groove; 83. Locking groove; 9. Moving block; 91. Orienting block; 92. Locking stud; 93. Torsion block. Detailed Implementation
[0032] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1-7 This application will be described in further detail.
[0033] This application discloses a comprehensive children's shoe applicable to multiple scenarios.
[0034] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 2 A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe includes a front part 1, a back part 2, and a sole 3. The front part 1 and the back part 2 are both located on the top of the sole 3. An arch plate 4 is provided at the bottom of the arch position of the sole 3. The arch plate 4 is detachably connected to the sole 3. An anti-slip part 41 is provided on the arch plate 4. The anti-slip part 41 is an anti-slip serration. The anti-slip serration is located on the bottom side of the arch plate 4. A heel protector 5 is provided on the back part 2. The heel protector 5 is wrapped around the side of the back part 2 away from the front part 1. The heel protector 5 is used to stabilize the wearer's heel.
[0035] The arch support plate 4 forms the rigid part of the shoe sole 3, enhancing the torsional stiffness of the mid-arch section of the shoe sole 3, reducing excessive twisting of the shoe during exercise, and ensuring stability during walking or sports. Since the arch support plate 4 mainly covers the arch area, it retains the flexibility of the forefoot, allowing the shoe to maintain flexibility when pushing off, starting, and running, achieving a balance between arch stability and flexible forefoot bending. In sports scenarios, the arch support plate 4 can be installed to provide arch support and torsional resistance, suitable for running, jumping, ball sports, etc. In everyday leisure scenarios, the arch support plate 4 can be removed, allowing the shoe sole 3 to return to a soft and lightweight state, suitable for daily walking and standing, improving comfort, thus achieving the effect of one shoe adapting to different usage scenarios. The heel support strip 5 provides support for children's fragile heels and ankles, reducing abnormal lateral movement or twisting of the heel during exercise, stabilizing the ankle joint within a reasonable range of motion, and reducing the risk of sprains during running, jumping, turning, and other sports.
[0036] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 3 The arch plate 4 has side plates 42 on both sides, which are in contact with the opposite side walls of the sole 3. A disassembly block 43 is slidably connected to the side plate 42 and passes through the side plate 42. A secondary plate 431 is provided on the side wall of the disassembly block 43. An inner cavity 421 is opened inside the side plate 42. The secondary plate 431 is slidably connected to the inner cavity 421 of the side plate 42. A spring 432 is provided on the side wall of the secondary plate 431 and abuts against the inner cavity 421 of the side plate 42. The spring 432 always applies a spring force to the secondary plate 431 and the disassembly block 43 towards the sole 3. The disassembly block 43 is inserted into the side wall of the sole 3.
[0037] When it is necessary to remove the arch plate 4, pull the removal block 43 to disengage it from the side wall of the shoe bottom 3, and the arch plate 4 can be removed. The principle of installing the arch plate 4 is the same, and it is easy to remove and install.
[0038] Reference Figure 4 and Figure 5The forefoot position of the shoe sole 3 is detachably provided with a front claw 6, the heel position of the shoe sole 3 is detachably provided with a rear claw 7, the arch plate 4 is provided with an arch insert 44, the arch position of the shoe sole 3 is provided with an arch groove 31 for inserting the arch insert 44, and the arch groove 31 is provided with a snap-fit component for installing the front claw 6 and the rear claw 7.
[0039] Wearers can install the front claw 6 and rear claw 7 according to the sports venues such as football fields, track and field, muddy uphill roads, and snow, thereby improving the grip of the shoes and making them suitable for more scenarios. Since both the front claw 6 and rear claw 7 are detachable, different materials of the front claw 6 and rear claw 7 can be used to meet the needs of different venues, improving the adaptability to multiple scenarios.
[0040] The sole 3 of the shoe has a forefoot groove 32 and a heel groove 33 at the heel. The locking assembly includes a front insert rod 34 and a rear insert rod 35. The front insert rod 34 and the rear insert rod 35 are slidably connected to opposite sides of the arch groove 31. The end of the front insert rod 34 away from the rear insert rod 35 passes through the side wall of the forefoot groove 32, and the end of the rear insert rod 35 away from the front insert rod 34 passes through the side wall of the heel groove 33. The arch insert block 44... The front claw 6 is provided with a front locking block 61, which is inserted into the front mounting slot 32. The end of the front insertion rod 34 away from the rear insertion rod 35 is inserted into the side wall of the front locking block 61. The rear claw 7 is provided with a rear locking block 71, which is inserted into the rear mounting slot 33. The end of the rear insertion rod 35 away from the front insertion rod 34 is inserted into the side wall of the rear locking block 71.
[0041] When installing the front claw 6 and the rear claw 7 on the sole 3 of the shoe, the front claw 61 can be inserted into the front mounting groove 32, and the rear claw 71 can be inserted into the rear mounting groove 33. The front insert rod 34 and the rear insert rod 35 can be moved respectively, so that the front insert rod 34 is inserted into the side wall of the front claw 61 and the rear insert rod 35 is inserted into the side wall of the rear claw 71. Then, the arch support block 44 is inserted into the arch groove 31, thereby pressing against the ends of the front insert rod 34 and the rear insert rod 35, and fixing the front claw 61 and the rear claw 71, thus completing the installation of the front claw 6 and the rear claw 7. The installation is simple and convenient.
[0042] A front sliding groove 36 is provided at the forefoot position of the shoe sole 3. The front sliding groove 36 is located at the opening of the front mounting groove 32 and connects the front mounting groove 32 with the arch groove 31. A front sliding plate 62 is provided on the side of the front locking block 61 near the front locking claw 6. The front locking claw 6 is installed on the side of the front sliding plate 62 opposite to the front locking block 61. The side of the front sliding plate 62 near the front locking claw 6 is flush with the bottom side of the shoe sole 3. The front sliding plate 62 slides and engages with the front sliding groove 36. The arch plate 4 is inserted into the front sliding groove 36, and the side wall of the arch plate 4 abuts against the side wall of the front sliding plate 62. A rear sliding groove 37 is provided at the heel position of the shoe sole 3. The rear sliding groove 37 is located at the opening of the rear mounting groove 33 and connects the rear mounting groove 33 with the arch groove 31. A rear sliding plate 72 is provided on the side of the rear locking block 71 near the rear locking claw 7. The rear locking claw 7 is installed on the side of the rear sliding plate 72 away from the rear locking block 71. The side of the rear sliding plate 72 near the rear locking claw 7 is flush with the bottom side of the shoe sole 3. The rear sliding plate 72 slides and engages with the rear sliding groove 37. The arch plate 4 is inserted into the rear sliding groove 37, and the side wall of the arch plate 4 abuts against the side wall of the rear sliding plate 72.
[0043] When it is necessary to disassemble the front claw 6 and the rear claw 7, first remove the arch plate 4 to make room for the front slide plate 62, the rear slide plate 72, the front insert rod 34 and the rear insert rod 35. Then, slide the front slide plate 62 and the rear slide plate 72 to bring them closer together, thereby pushing the front insert rod 34 and the rear insert rod 35 closer together. Then, move the front slide plate 62 and the rear slide plate 72 in the opposite direction to make the front locking block 61 disengage from the front insert rod 34 and the rear locking block 71 disengage from the rear insert rod 35. Then, the front locking block 61 and the rear locking block 71 can be pulled out of the front mounting slot 32 and the rear mounting slot 33 respectively, thus completing the disassembly of the front claw 6 and the rear claw 7.
[0044] A front retaining rod 321 is fixed on the side of the front mounting slot 32 away from the front insert rod 34. The front retaining rod 321 is inserted into the side of the front locking block 61 away from the front insert rod 34. A rear retaining rod 331 is fixed on the side of the rear mounting slot 33 away from the rear insert rod 35. The rear retaining rod 331 is inserted into the side of the rear locking block 71 away from the rear insert rod 35.
[0045] When installing the front latch 6 and the rear latch 7, insert the front latch 61 into the front mounting slot 32 so that the front latch 61 is engaged with the front fixing rod 321, thereby initially fixing and positioning the front latch 61. Similarly, insert the rear latch 71 into the rear mounting slot 33 so that the rear latch 71 is engaged with the rear fixing rod 331, thereby initially fixing and positioning the rear latch 71, which facilitates the subsequent insertion and installation of the front insertion rod 34 and the rear insertion rod 35. After installation, both the front latch 61 and the rear latch 71 are clamped and engaged from both sides, providing good stability and better adapting to different usage scenarios.
[0046] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 6The shoe upper 2 has two symmetrical fixed seats 8 on both sides, with one fixed seat 8 on each side. A movable block 9 is movably mounted on the fixed seat 8. The movable block 9 is a T-shaped block with a cylinder connected to a circular plate. The fixed seat 8 has a movable groove 81 for sliding and rotating the movable block 9. The movable groove 81 is a T-shaped groove. An directional block 91 is fixedly connected to the movable block 9. There is one directional block 91 on each fixed seat 8. The two ends of the heel protector strip 5 are connected to the directional blocks 91 on both sides of the shoe upper 2. The heel protector strip 5 is curved. The inner side of the curved heel protector strip 5 abuts against the side of the shoe upper 2 away from the front 1. The directional block 91 is provided with a locking component for fixing the sliding block.
[0047] The heel support strip 5 provides support for children's fragile heel area, improves heel stability, and reduces the risk of injury. The movable block 9 allows for adjustment of the tightness of the heel support strip 5, adjusting the wrapping force of the heel support strip 5 to suit different usage scenarios.
[0048] Reference Figure 6 and Figure 7 The locking assembly includes a locking stud 92 threaded onto the directional block 91, the locking stud 92 passing through the moving block 9, and a torsion block 93 at the end of the locking stud 92 to facilitate turning the locking stud 92. The bottom of the moving groove 81 is provided with a plurality of locking grooves 83 for the locking stud 92 to be inserted along the extension direction of the moving groove 81.
[0049] When it is necessary to fix the moving block 9 and the directional block 91, the moving block 9 is brought close to the corresponding locking groove 83, and the locking stud 92 is rotated to insert the locking stud 92 into the locking groove 83, thereby completing the locking.
[0050] The directional block 91 is a rectangular block. The fixing base 8 has several directional slots 82 for insertion of the directional block 91. In this embodiment, there are two directional slots 82, which are interconnected and form an acute angle. A movable slot 81 is located at the bottom of the directional slot 82. The number of movable slots 81 is the same as the number of directional slots 82, and they are interconnected, forming an angle. The connection point between the movable slots 81 is the reversal point between the movable block 9 and the directional block 91. After turning at the reversal point, the movable block 9 can slide... In this embodiment, the heel protector 5 is inserted into the required moving groove 81. The state of the directional block 91 entering the two directional grooves 82 is horizontal and inclined respectively. In the inclined state, the heel protector 5 can wrap around the relatively higher position of the heel. The moving groove 81 extends out of the side wall of the fixing seat 8 at the reversal point. Therefore, the moving block 9 can be moved out along the extra extension of the moving groove 81, so that the heel protector 5 can be removed. The rear part 2 of the shoe upper is provided with a number of fixing hooks 21 for placing the heel protector 5 on the side away from the front part 1 of the shoe upper. There are two fixing hooks 21.
[0051] By switching the positions of the movable block 9 and the directional block 91, the heel support strip 5 can be fixed at different angles, providing directional support for different height areas of the heel. During daily walking, the heel support strip 5 can be adjusted to a horizontal position without affecting the natural flexion and extension of the ankle. During exercise, the heel support strip 5 can be switched to an inclined position to raise the center of gravity, strengthen the restraint on the ankle joint, further limit abnormal inversion or eversion of the heel and ankle joint, reduce the risk of sprains, and adapt to different usage scenarios. After adjustment, the heel support strip 5 can be hung on the fixing hook 21 to reduce sagging and improve stability.
[0052] The above are all preferred embodiments of this application. These embodiments are only explanations of this application and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of this application. Therefore, all equivalent changes made in accordance with the structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered within the scope of protection of this application.
Claims
1. A versatile children's shoe suitable for multiple scenarios, characterized in that, The shoe includes a front part (1), a back part (2) and a bottom part (3). The front part (1) and the back part (2) are both located on the top of the bottom part (3). An arch plate (4) is provided at the arch position of the bottom part (3). The arch plate (4) is detachably connected to the bottom part (3). An anti-slip part (41) is provided on the arch plate (4). A heel protector strip (5) is provided on the back part (2).
2. The multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that, The arch plate (4) has side plates (42) on both sides. The side plates (42) are in contact with the side wall of the shoe sole (3). A disassembly block (43) is slidably connected on the side plate (42). The disassembly block (43) is inserted into the side wall of the shoe sole (3).
3. The multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that, The forefoot position of the shoe sole (3) is detachably provided with a front claw (6), the heel position of the shoe sole (3) is detachably provided with a rear claw (7), the arch plate (4) is provided with an arch insert (44), the arch position of the shoe sole (3) is provided with an arch groove (31) for inserting the arch insert (44), and the arch groove (31) is provided with a snap-fit component for installing the front claw (6) and the rear claw (7).
4. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 3, characterized in that, The shoe sole (3) has a forefoot groove (32) at the forefoot position and a rearfoot groove (33) at the heel position. The snap-fit assembly includes a front insert rod (34) and a rear insert rod (35). The front insert rod (34) and the rear insert rod (35) are slidably connected to the groove wall of the arch groove (31). The front insert rod (34) passes through the side wall of the forefoot groove (32), and the rear insert rod (35) passes through the side wall of the rearfoot groove (33). The foot arch insert (44) abuts against the end of the front insert rod (34) and the end of the rear insert rod (35) respectively. The front claw (6) is provided with a front locking block (61), which is inserted into the front mounting groove (32). The front insert rod (34) is inserted into the front locking block (61). The rear claw (7) is provided with a rear locking block (71), which is inserted into the rear mounting groove (33). The rear insert rod (35) is inserted into the rear locking block (71).
5. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 4, characterized in that, The forefoot position of the shoe sole (3) is provided with a front sliding groove (36), which connects the front mounting groove (32) and the arch groove (31). The front locking block (61) is provided with a front sliding plate (62) on the side near the front locking claw (6). The front sliding plate (62) slides and engages with the front sliding groove (36). The arch plate (4) is inserted into the front sliding groove (36) and abuts against the front sliding plate (62). The heel position of the shoe sole (3) is provided with a rear sliding groove (37), which connects the rear mounting groove (33) and the arch groove (31). The rear locking block (71) is provided with a rear sliding plate (72) on the side near the rear locking claw (7). The rear sliding plate (72) slides and engages with the rear sliding groove (37). The arch plate (4) is inserted into the rear sliding groove (37) and abuts against the rear sliding plate (72).
6. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 5, characterized in that, The side wall of the front mounting slot (32) is provided with a front retaining rod (321), which is inserted into the front locking block (61). The side wall of the rear mounting slot (33) is provided with a rear retaining rod (331), which is inserted into the rear locking block (71).
7. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that, Fixed seats (8) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the rear part (2) of the shoe upper. A movable block (9) is movably arranged on the fixed seat (8). A movable groove (81) for the movable block (9) to move is provided on the fixed seat (8). A directional block (91) is provided on the movable block (9). The heel protector strip (5) is connected to the directional block (91). A locking component for fixing the sliding block is provided on the directional block (91).
8. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 7, characterized in that, The locking assembly includes a locking stud (92) threaded onto the directional block (91), the locking stud (92) passing through the moving block (9), and the bottom of the moving groove (81) having a plurality of locking grooves (83) for the locking stud (92) to be inserted.
9. A multi-scenario applicable children's shoe according to claim 8, characterized in that, The fixed base (8) is provided with a plurality of directional slots (82) for inserting directional blocks (91). The directional slots (82) are interconnected. The movable slots (81) are located in the directional slots (82). The number of movable slots (81) is the same as the number of directional slots (82). The movable slots (81) are interconnected. The side wall of the rear part (2) of the shoe upper is provided with a fixing hook (21) for placing the heel protector strip (5).