Forefoot protection type children shoes
By incorporating a widened round toe, anti-collision plate, and elastic support, along with adjustable side panels and outer panels, the design addresses the issue of insufficient forefoot protection in existing children's shoes, achieving better protection and comfort.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202511788612.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-12-01
- Publication Date
- 2026-01-23
AI Technical Summary
Existing children's shoes, when protecting the forefoot, suffer from issues such as sacrificing flexibility and comfort with rigid toe caps or thickened designs, and the widened designs can easily lead to the risk of sprains, resulting in insufficient protection.
Featuring a widened round toe design, built-in anti-collision plates and elastic bracing, combined with adjustable side panels and outer panels, it forms a multi-layered protective structure, providing ample room for movement and lateral support, increasing protection range and stability.
Without sacrificing room for movement, it effectively reduces toe impact and the risk of sprains, improves forefoot protection, enhances the flexibility and stability of the protective range adjustment, and improves wearing comfort.
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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 forefoot protective children's footwear. Background Technology
[0002] Children's shoes are important products for protecting children's feet and assisting their motor development. They are items that children come into contact with every day as they grow up. Existing children's shoes need to not only meet basic wearing needs, but more importantly, adapt to the characteristics of children's foot development and provide sufficient protection. Children are naturally active and playful. When running, jumping and playing, the forefoot, including the toes and soles, is most vulnerable to accidental injuries, such as kicking hard objects, being hit by external objects, or sprains caused by the foot sliding laterally in the shoe.
[0003] The current children's footwear market generally focuses on the cushioning performance of the sole and the breathability of the upper, but there are still shortcomings in the design of forefoot protection. In order to reduce the injury of the forefoot from the impact of external objects, the common protective design of existing children's shoes is to use hard toe caps or thickened upper materials. Although this can reduce the impact to some extent, it also sacrifices the flexibility of foot movement and wearing comfort. On the other hand, if the shoes are widened to ensure the movement space of the toes, it is easy to cause insufficient protection of the foot, and the foot is prone to sliding inside the shoe, which poses a risk of forefoot sprains, resulting in insufficient protection. Summary of the Invention
[0004] To improve the protection of the forefoot in children's shoes, this application provides a forefoot protective children's shoe.
[0005] This application provides a forefoot protective children's shoe, which adopts the following technical solution: A forefoot protective children's shoe includes a children's sole, a children's upper, and a children's upper. The children's sole, upper, and upper are connected to each other. The front of the children's sole is widened and rounded. The children's upper has a double-layer structure, and an elastic support is provided in the interlayer of the children's upper. The children's sole is also provided with an anti-collision plate, which is close to the front of the children's sole.
[0006] By adopting the above technical solutions, the rounded toe box provides ample space for toe movement. The anti-collision plate forms a protective barrier for the toes without sacrificing foot movement space, reducing the impact force on the toes and lowering the probability of injury. On this basis, the elastic support provides lateral wrapping and support for the child's forefoot, reducing lateral slippage of the forefoot inside the shoe during walking or running and jumping, reducing the risk of sprains, and improving the protection of the forefoot. The double-layer structure of the children's upper ensures that the elastic support is neither exposed nor in direct contact with the child's foot, thus reducing chafing and providing good protection.
[0007] Optionally, the side wall of the anti-collision plate is provided with an extension baffle, and a side baffle is slidably connected to the extension baffle. The elastic support is provided with a connecting block, which extends out of the outside of the child's shoe upper and is inserted into the side baffle.
[0008] By adopting the above technical solutions, the extended baffle and side baffle can increase the protection area of the toe, the extended baffle and side baffle can increase the adjustment flexibility of the lateral protection range, and the insertion of the side baffle and the connecting block can increase the stability of the adjustment.
[0009] Optionally, the anti-collision plate is provided with an outer baffle, the outer baffle is slidably connected to the anti-collision plate, and the outer baffle is provided with a locking component, the locking component being used to lock the outer baffle to the anti-collision plate.
[0010] By adopting the above technical solution, the outer baffle and the anti-collision plate form a combined protection. The outer baffle can be slid to cover areas not covered by the anti-collision plate, increasing the protection range of children's shoe uppers and increasing forefoot protection.
[0011] Optionally, the anti-collision plate is provided with a fixing block, the outer baffle is slidably engaged with the fixing block, the locking component includes a sliding plug and a spring pull member, the sliding plug and the spring pull member are symmetrically arranged on the outer baffle, the sliding plug is slidably connected to the outer baffle, one end of the spring pull member is connected to the outer baffle and the other end is connected to the sliding plug, and the side wall of the fixing block is provided with a socket for the sliding plug to be inserted.
[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, when it is necessary to increase the protection range of the toe, the anti-slip plug and the fixing block are connected and the spring pull is applied to increase the stability of the connection.
[0013] Optionally, the forefoot portion of the children's shoe sole is provided with spaced bending grooves, and a wear-resistant pad is provided in the bending grooves. The elastic support is provided with a buckle ring, which is located on the outside of the children's shoe upper. A connecting buckle is connected to the outer baffle, and the connecting buckle is used to fasten with the buckle ring.
[0014] By adopting the above technical solutions, the bending groove can increase the bending flexibility of the forefoot area of the sole, the wear-resistant pad can reduce wear at the bending point, and the buckle and connecting buckle can make the elastic retainer, outer baffle and anti-collision plate form a combination protection for the forefoot, while forming a stable joint structure and improving the stability of the forefoot.
[0015] Optionally, the children's shoe upper is equipped with an elastic band assembly, and the elastic support is provided with a plurality of strap loops, the elastic band assembly cooperating with the strap loops.
[0016] By adopting the above technical solution, the combination of the elastic band component and the strap loop can adjust the tightness of the children's shoe upper while adjusting the elastic support for the forefoot.
[0017] Optionally, the elastic band assembly includes an elastic knob and an elastic strap. The elastic knob is located on the side of the child's shoe upper away from the child's shoe surface. The elastic strap is connected to the elastic knob. A lacing loop is fixedly connected to the buckle ring. The elastic strap passes through the lacing loop and the lacing loop. The buckle ring is rotatably connected to the elastic retainer.
[0018] By adopting the above technical solution, when the tension knob is turned, the tension strap can adjust the tightness of the elastic retainer, adjust the wrapping of the feet, and at the same time tighten the strap ring, further improving the stability of the combined structure formed by the elastic retainer, the outer baffle and the anti-collision plate.
[0019] Optionally, the side wall of the children's shoe upper is provided with a side pad, and the elastic strap passes through the side pad.
[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, side pads are set to provide guidance and cushioning for the elastic straps, preventing the elastic straps from directly rubbing against the feet and improving wearing comfort.
[0021] Optionally, the top of the children's shoe sole has a snap-fit groove for inserting and engaging the sliding plug.
[0022] By adopting the above technical solution, when it is necessary to reduce the protection range of the toe and thus concentrate on increasing the protection of the toe, the sliding plug is pulled away from the fixing block, the outer baffle is slid close to the locking groove, so that the sliding plug is inserted and locked in the locking groove, thereby completing the adjustment.
[0023] Optionally, a buffer is provided on the outer baffle, and the buffer is located between the outer baffle and the anti-collision plate.
[0024] By adopting the above technical solutions, the buffer can reduce the impact force transmitted from the outer baffle to the anti-collision plate, improve the protection effect, and reduce the impact force on the toes when stepped on when the protective area is increased.
[0025] In summary, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects: 1. The rounded toe box of children's shoes provides ample room for toe movement. The anti-collision plate forms a protective barrier for the toes without sacrificing foot movement space, reducing the impact on the toes and lowering the probability of injury. On this basis, the elastic support provides lateral wrapping and support for the child's forefoot, reducing lateral slippage of the forefoot inside the shoe during walking or running and jumping, reducing the risk of sprains and improving the protection of the forefoot. The double-layer structure of the children's shoe upper ensures that the elastic support is neither exposed nor in direct contact with the child's foot, thus reducing chafing and providing good protection. 2. The extension baffle and side baffle can increase the protection area of the toe; the extension baffle and side baffle can increase the adjustment flexibility of the lateral protection range; the insertion of the side baffle and the connecting block can increase the stability of the adjustment. 3. The outer baffle and the anti-collision plate form a combined protection. The outer baffle can be slid to cover areas not covered by the anti-collision plate, increasing the protection range of children's shoe uppers and increasing forefoot protection. Attached Figure Description
[0026] Figure 1 This is one of the overall structural schematic diagrams in the embodiments of this application.
[0027] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the children's shoe upper in an embodiment of this application.
[0028] Figure 3 This is one of the schematic diagrams of the front end structure of the children's shoe upper in the embodiments of this application.
[0029] Figure 4 This is the second schematic diagram of the front end structure of the children's shoe upper in the embodiments of this application.
[0030] Figure 5 This is the second overall structural schematic diagram in the embodiments of this application.
[0031] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures: 1. Children's shoe sole; 11. Children's shoe upper; 12. Children's shoe collar; 13. Snap-fit groove; 14. Bending groove; 15. Wear-resistant pad; 2. Elastic retaining element; 21. Connecting plug; 22. Connecting strip; 23. Buckle ring; 231. Lace-up ring; 24. Strap loop; 25. Connecting block; 3. Anti-collision plate; 31. Extension baffle; 32. Side baffle; 33. Outer baffle; 331. Sliding groove; 332. Sliding groove; 34. Buffer element; 35. Fixing block; 36. Connecting buckle; 41. Sliding insert; 42. Spring pull element; 43. Slider; 51. Tightening knob; 52. Tightening strap; 6. Side pad. Detailed Implementation
[0032] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1-5 This application will be described in further detail.
[0033] This application discloses a forefoot protective children's shoe.
[0034] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 2A forefoot protective children's shoe includes a children's sole 1, a children's upper 11, and a children's upper 12. The sole 1, upper 11, and upper 12 are interconnected, with the upper 11 and upper 12 both attached to the top of the sole 1. The upper 11 and upper 12 are made of the same fabric and are connected by stitching. The front of the sole 1 is widened and rounded. The upper 11 is... The shoe has a double-layer structure. The upper 11 of the children's shoe has an elastic support 2 inside the interlayer. The elastic support 2 is a curved panel and is made of TPU material. There are two elastic support 2. The bottom of the elastic support 2 is connected to the top side of the children's shoe sole 1. The elastic support 2 is located on both sides of the forefoot of the children's shoe sole 1. The top of the children's shoe sole 1 is also provided with a shock absorber 3. The shock absorber 3 is close to the front end of the children's shoe sole 1 and close to the front end of the children's shoe upper 11.
[0035] By designing the front of the children's sole 1 as a widened round toe, more space is provided for children's toes to move, effectively reducing toe compression, deformation, and discomfort caused by an overly narrow toe box. This adapts to the growth characteristics of children's feet and improves the comfort of children's feet and toes. The double-layered upper 11 provides a hidden space for the internal elastic support 2, ensuring that the elastic support 2 is neither exposed, reducing durability, nor in direct contact with the child's feet, thus affecting wearing comfort. The TPU material itself has good elasticity and toughness. The elastic support 2 provides sufficient lateral dynamic wrapping and support for the child's forefoot, reducing lateral slippage of the forefoot inside the shoe during walking or running and jumping. This improves foot stability without sacrificing toe comfort, reduces the risk of sports injuries such as sprains, and enhances forefoot protection. Meanwhile, the anti-collision plate 3 is located near the front of the child's sole 1 and upper 11, forming a protective barrier for the toes. When the toes kick hard objects, it cushions and disperses the impact, reducing the probability of injury and further improving the protection of the forefoot.
[0036] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 3 The anti-collision plate 3 has symmetrical extension baffles 31 on its two opposing side walls. A side baffle 32 is slidably connected to the side of the extension baffle 31 away from the anti-collision plate 3. The side baffle 32 is made of plastic. The side wall of the extension baffle 31 has a storage groove for storing the side baffle 32 and for the side baffle 32 to slide. The side baffle 32 slides along the curved direction. A connecting plug 21 is provided on the front side wall of the elastic support 2. The connecting plug 21 is made of TPU material. The connecting plug 21 extends out of the outside of the child shoe upper 11 and is inserted into the side baffle 32. The side baffle 32 has a through hole at the end away from the extension baffle 31 for the connecting plug 21 to be inserted and pass through.
[0037] When in use, the anti-collision plate 3 located at the front of the children's shoe provides frontal protection, absorbing and dispersing the impact force from a frontal collision. The extended baffle 31 and the side baffle 32 can increase the protection area on the side of the toe. The sliding side baffle 32 can adjust the protection range as needed. The side baffle 32 and the connecting block 21 have a certain degree of elasticity. When the side baffle 32 is pulled out, the connecting block 21 can be pressed or the side baffle 32 can be bent to make the two misaligned until the through hole of the side baffle 32 is aligned with the connecting block 21. Then, the connecting block 21 can be inserted into the through hole of the side baffle 32 to complete the increase of the protection range. The operation is convenient and the fit is stable, improving the protection effect of the forefoot.
[0038] The anti-collision plate 3 is arc-shaped and has an outer baffle 33. The outer baffle 33 is slidably connected to the anti-collision plate 3. The outer baffle 33 is arc-shaped and slides along the arc direction. The axis of the sliding direction of the outer baffle 33 extends horizontally. The outer baffle 33 is located on the side of the anti-collision plate 3 away from the child's shoe upper 11. The outer baffle 33 is equipped with a locking component for locking the outer baffle 33 to the anti-collision plate 3.
[0039] The outer baffle 33 and the anti-collision plate 3 can form a combined protection. The outer baffle 33 provides the first line of protection for the child's toes, while the anti-collision plate 3 provides the second line of protection. The impact force of the cushioning is further weakened after being transmitted to the anti-collision plate 3. The outer baffle 33 can also be slid to the area of the toes and the area above the forefoot not covered by the anti-collision plate 3 for additional protection, increasing the protection range of the child's shoe upper 11, reducing the situation where the child's toes are directly stepped on, and improving the protection effect.
[0040] The outer baffle 33 is provided with a buffer 34 on its side wall. The buffer 34 is a rubber pad and is located between the outer baffle 33 and the anti-collision plate 3. Since the buffer 34 is located between the outer baffle 33 and the anti-collision plate 3, it can reduce the impact force transmitted from the outer baffle 33 to the anti-collision plate 3, improve comfort. When the outer baffle 33 is stepped on or hit by an object, the impact force on the toes can also be reduced when the protection range is increased.
[0041] Reference Figure 3 and Figure 4A fixing block 35 is provided on the side of the anti-collision plate 3 away from the child shoe upper 11. The outer baffle 33 slides with the fixing block 35. The outer baffle 33 has a sliding groove 331 for the fixing block 35 to slide. The locking assembly includes two sliding plugs 41 and two spring pulls 42. The sliding plugs 41 are L-shaped blocks. The spring pulls 42 are springs. The sliding plugs 41 and spring pulls 42 are symmetrically arranged on the outer baffle 33. The sliding plugs 41 are slidably connected to the outer baffle 33. The two sliding plugs 41 are fixedly connected to the side of the outer baffle 33. The slider 43 is one on each pair of sliding plugs 41. The outer baffle 33 has a groove 332 on the side away from the anti-collision plate 3 for sliding the slider 43. The two pairs of sliding plugs 41 can move closer or further apart by sliding the slider 43. The spring pull member 42 is located in the groove 332. One end of the spring pull member 42 is connected to the groove wall of the groove 332 and the other end is connected to the side wall of the slider 43. Both spring pull members 42 are located between the two sliders 43. The spring pull member 42 can apply a pulling force to the slider 43. The two opposite side walls of the fixing block 35 have insertion holes for the sliding plugs 41 to be inserted.
[0042] When it is necessary to increase the protective range of the children's shoe upper 11, the two sliding plugs 41 can be pulled away from each other, and then the outer baffle 33 can be slid to bring the sliding plugs 41 closer to the fixing block 35. When the sliding plugs 41 are close to the fixing block 35, they can be inserted into the insertion hole of the fixing block 35, thereby increasing the protective range. The pulling force applied by the spring pull member 42 can maintain the insertion state of the sliding plugs 41 and increase the stability of the insertion.
[0043] The top of the children's shoe sole 1 has a snap-fit groove 13 for inserting and snapping the sliding plug 41. The snap-fit groove 13 is L-shaped.
[0044] When it is necessary to reduce the protective range of the children's shoe upper 11 or concentrate the protection of the toes, pull the two sliding plugs 41 away from each other, so that the sliding plugs 41 are separated from the fixing block 35. Then slide the outer baffle 33 to bring the sliding plugs 41 closer to the insertion slot 13. Under the pulling force of the spring pull 42, the sliding plugs 41 form a snap with the L-shaped part of the slot 13. The sliding plugs 41 are not easy to fall out under the action of external force during movement, so as to flexibly adjust the two protective states of the children's shoe upper 11: focusing on protecting the toes and expanding the protection range of the toe.
[0045] Reference Figure 1 and Figure 5The forefoot portion of the children's shoe sole 1 is provided with folding grooves 14 spaced apart. The folding grooves 14 extend to the opposite sides of the forefoot portion of the children's shoe sole 1. Abrasion-resistant pads 15 are provided inside the folding grooves 14. The material density and hardness of the forefoot and toe portions of the children's shoe sole 1 are lower than those of the rest of the children's shoe sole 1. A connecting strip 22 is connected to the top of the elastic support 2. There is one connecting strip 22. The connecting strip 22 is made of TPU material. The two ends of the connecting strip 22 are fixedly connected to two elastic support 2 pieces respectively. A buckle ring 23 is provided at the top of the connecting strip 22. The buckle ring 23 is located outside the children's shoe upper 11. A connecting buckle 36 is connected to the side of the outer baffle 33 away from the children's shoe sole 1. The connecting buckle 36 is used to fasten with the buckle ring 23. The connecting buckle 36 is U-shaped.
[0046] The material density and hardness design of the forefoot area of the children's shoe sole 1, as well as the bending groove 14, can increase the flexibility of the sole during walking, adapt to the natural bending of the forefoot during walking, and reduce foot fatigue during walking. The wear-resistant pad 15 can reduce excessive wear at the bending point and extend the life of the children's shoe sole 1. The connecting strip 22, the buckle ring 23, and the connecting buckle 36 can connect the elastic retaining parts 2 on both sides of the forefoot with the outer baffle 33 and the anti-collision plate 3 at the front of the children's shoe, forming a wrap-around protection for the forefoot, enhancing the overall synergy of forefoot protection, and improving forefoot stability.
[0047] The children's shoe upper 12 is equipped with an elastic band assembly, and the top of the elastic support 2 is provided with several strap loops 24. The strap loops 24 extend out of the outside of the children's shoe upper 11, and the elastic band assembly cooperates with the strap loops 24.
[0048] The elastic band assembly can adjust the tightness of the children's shoe upper 12, and can also tighten the elastic retaining piece 2 through the strap loop 24, so that the two elastic retaining pieces 2 are brought closer to each other, improving the stability of the children's shoe and the support for the forefoot.
[0049] Reference Figure 2 and Figure 5 The elastic band assembly includes an elastic knob 51 and an elastic strap 52. The elastic knob 51 is located on the side of the child's shoe upper 12 away from the child's shoe surface 11. The elastic strap 52 is connected to the elastic knob 51 and wraps around both sides of the child's shoe upper 12. A lacing loop 231 is fixedly connected to the buckle ring 23. The elastic strap 52 passes through the lacing loop 24 and the lacing loop 231. A connecting block 25 is provided at the top of the connecting strip 22. The connecting block 25 extends out of the outside of the child's shoe surface 11. The buckle ring 23 and the connecting block 25 rotate to engage, so that the buckle ring 23 forms an indirect rotational connection with the elastic retainer 2 through the connecting block 25 and the connecting strip 22.
[0050] By turning the tension knob 51, the elastic strap 52 can simultaneously tighten the lacing loops 24 on both sides of the elastic support 2 of the children's shoe upper 11 and the lacing loops 231 on the connecting block 25. While simultaneously tightening the elastic support 2 on both sides to enhance the forefoot wrapping, the elastic strap 52 will pull the buckle ring 23 backward and upward through the lacing loop 231, pulling the lacing loop 231 away from the anti-collision plate 3. This allows the buckle ring 23 to tighten the connecting buckle 36, and through the outer baffle 33 and the anti-collision plate 3... Tightening or pulling the front end of the children's shoe sole 1 creates a force that forces the toe to tilt upwards, causing the front end of the children's shoe sole 1 to tilt upwards or increasing the degree of tilt. This actively and slightly adjusts the rolling arc of the sole, providing better rolling propulsion, reducing resistance and energy consumption when starting and pushing off the ground, improving running smoothness, providing better dynamic protection, and reducing the chance of tripping. When walking, the connecting buckle 36 can be released from the buckle ring 23, allowing for relaxation and a return to a natural gait.
[0051] The children's shoe upper 12 has side pads 6 on opposite side walls. The elastic laces 52 pass through the side pads 6. The side pads 6 provide a cushioning layer on both sides of the shoe upper, reducing direct friction and pressure of the elastic laces 52 on the feet, reducing skin damage, and improving comfort. At the same time, the side pads 6 help guide the path of the elastic laces 52, ensuring that the laces are evenly stressed, reducing the deviation or loosening of the elastic laces 52, and increasing stability.
[0052] The implementation principle of a forefoot protective children's shoe in this application embodiment is as follows: The children's shoe, by setting up a widened round toe, a front anti-collision plate 3, and a built-in elastic support 2, ensures comfortable space for the toes while achieving impact protection on the front of the toe and dynamic wrapping support on both sides of the foot, thus providing good protection. Then, through the sliding side baffle 32, outer baffle 33, and locking components, the protection range of the children's shoe upper 11 can be adjusted, thereby realizing flexible switching of different protection modes. Furthermore, the forefoot can be wrapped with protection by fastening the buckle 23 and the connecting buckle 36. After fastening, the tightening knob 51 can be turned to simultaneously complete the tightening of the shoe upper, the wrapping enhancement of the elastic support 2, and the upward tilting of the front of the children's shoe sole 1 to adapt to sports scenarios and achieve better dynamic protection. This state can be released simply by disengaging the connecting buckle 36 from the buckle 23, making the operation convenient.
[0053] 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 forefoot protective children's shoe, characterized in that, The shoe includes a children's sole (1), a children's upper (11), and a children's upper (12). The children's sole (1), children's upper (11), and children's upper (12) are connected to each other. The front end of the children's sole (1) is set in a widened round toe shape. The children's upper (11) has a double-layer structure. An elastic support (2) is provided in the interlayer of the children's upper (11). The children's sole (1) is also provided with a collision protection plate (3). The collision protection plate (3) is close to the front end of the children's sole (1).
2. The forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 1, characterized in that, The side wall of the anti-collision plate (3) is provided with an extension baffle (31), and a side baffle (32) is slidably connected to the extension baffle (31). The elastic support (2) is provided with a connecting plug (21), which extends out of the outside of the child shoe upper (11) and is inserted into the side baffle (32).
3. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 2, characterized in that, An outer baffle (33) is provided on the anti-collision plate (3), the outer baffle (33) is slidably connected to the anti-collision plate (3), and a locking component is provided on the outer baffle (33), the locking component is used to lock the outer baffle (33) to the anti-collision plate (3).
4. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 3, characterized in that, The anti-collision plate (3) is provided with a fixing block (35), the outer baffle (33) is slidably engaged with the fixing block (35), the locking component includes a sliding plug (41) and a spring pull member (42), the sliding plug (41) and the spring pull member (42) are symmetrically arranged on the outer baffle (33), the sliding plug (41) is slidably connected to the outer baffle (33), one end of the spring pull member (42) is connected to the outer baffle (33) and the other end is connected to the sliding plug (41), and the side wall of the fixing block (35) is provided with a socket for the sliding plug (41) to be inserted.
5. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 4, characterized in that, The forefoot portion of the children's shoe sole (1) is provided with a folding groove (14) spaced apart. A wear-resistant pad (15) is provided in the folding groove (14). The elastic support (2) is provided with a buckle (23). The buckle (23) is located outside the children's shoe upper (11). A connecting buckle (36) is connected to the outer baffle (33). The connecting buckle (36) is used to fasten with the buckle (23).
6. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 5, characterized in that, The children's shoe upper (12) is equipped with an elastic band assembly, and the elastic support (2) is provided with several strap loops (24), and the elastic band assembly cooperates with the strap loops (24).
7. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 6, characterized in that, The elastic band assembly includes an elastic knob (51) and an elastic strap (52). The elastic knob (51) is located on the side of the child's shoe upper (12) away from the child's shoe surface (11). The elastic strap (52) is connected to the elastic knob (51). A lacing loop (231) is fixedly connected to the buckle ring (23). The elastic strap (52) passes through the strap loop (24) and the lacing loop (231). The buckle ring (23) is rotatably connected to the elastic retainer (2).
8. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 7, characterized in that, The side wall of the children's shoe upper (12) is provided with a side pad (6), and the elastic strap (52) passes through the side pad (6).
9. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 4, characterized in that, The top of the children's shoe sole (1) has a snap-fit groove (13) for inserting and snapping the sliding plug (41).
10. A forefoot protective children's shoe according to claim 4, characterized in that, A buffer (34) is provided on the outer baffle (33), and the buffer (34) is located between the outer baffle (33) and the anti-collision plate (3).