Cushioning sole
By designing multiple layers of interwoven perforated and support sections in the sole, combined with multiple perforated groups and support layers, the problem of insufficient cushioning in sports shoes is solved, achieving better cushioning and recovery effects, and reducing the risk of joint and muscle fatigue during exercise.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202423195696.6
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-24
- Publication Date
- 2025-12-16
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-12-24
AI Technical Summary
Current athletic shoes lack sufficient cushioning, leading to an increased risk of joint injuries and muscle fatigue during exercise. Furthermore, their recovery ability is generally poor, easily causing muscle soreness.
Design a cushioning sole that uses multiple layers of staggered hollow and support sections, combined with multiple perforated groups and support layers to enhance deformation and recovery capabilities, and set up a support component at the heel to improve the cushioning effect.
The improved cushioning of the sole ensures effective shock absorption during exercise, reducing joint damage and muscle fatigue, enhancing recovery, and providing a comfortable athletic experience.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The utility model relates to the processing technical field of shoes, especially relates to a shock absorbing shoe sole. BACKGROUND
[0002] The shock absorbing capacity of sports shoes is very important, if the shock absorbing capacity is not good, the impact force received during exercise will be larger, which may increase the risk of joint injury and muscle fatigue. A pair of shoes with good shock absorbing capacity usually needs to have strong deformation capacity and at the same time also has strong recovery capacity.
[0003] Some of the existing sports shoes on the market have general deformation capacity or general recovery capacity, which leads to poor shock absorbing capacity. Such shoes are prone to muscle soreness and other problems after long-term exercise.
[0004] Therefore, the present inventor has conducted in-depth research and thus produced the present application. UTILITY MODEL CONTENT
[0005] The utility model discloses a kind of shock absorbing shoe soles with multi-layer hole.
[0006] To achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme of the utility model is as follows:
[0007] A shock absorbing shoe sole includes a foamed sole, the foamed sole includes a plurality of hollow parts and a plurality of support parts, each of the hollow parts and each of the support parts are arranged alternately, the hollow parts are provided with a plurality of groups of multi-layer perforation groups along the width direction of the shock absorbing shoe sole, the multi-layer perforation groups include a plurality of layers of layer holes, each of the layer holes is arranged in parallel and staggered, and the adjacent multi-layer perforation groups are arranged in an eight-shaped or inverted eight-shaped manner.
[0008] Each of the adjacent and stacked layer holes is formed with a support sheet layer, and each of the support sheet layers is connected to the support part at both ends along the length direction.
[0009] Further, the foamed sole is provided with a support piece at the heel position, and the support sheet is arranged at the inner side wall position.
[0010] Further, the support piece is an F-shaped support sheet, the bottom of the support sheet is connected to the heel position of the shoe sole, the support sheet is arranged obliquely, and the support sheet is inclined upward along the length direction of the foamed sole.
[0011] Further, the foamed sole is provided with an end layer hole at the heel position, the end layer hole is one of the plurality of groups of multi-layer perforation groups, and the arrangement direction of the end layer hole along the thickness direction of the foamed sole is the same as the inclination direction of the support sheet.
[0012] Further, the hollow part is provided with single-layer perforations along the width direction of the shock-absorbing sole, and the single-layer perforations are arranged at the forefoot and / or heel position of the foamed bottom.
[0013] Further, the cross section of the single-layer perforations along the length direction of the shock-absorbing sole is in the shape of a trapezoid, and the wide end of the trapezoid faces upward.
[0014] Further, the shock-absorbing sole further comprises a rubber bottom fixed to the bottom surface of the foamed bottom, and the rubber bottom is provided with anti-skid lines in the shape of a herringbone.
[0015] Further, the foamed bottom comprises an upper foamed bottom and a lower foamed bottom integrally foamed and formed, and the hardness of the lower foamed bottom is greater than that of the upper foamed bottom.
[0016] The shock-absorbing sole of the utility model comprises a support part, a plurality of perforation groups and a support sheet layer, wherein the support part enables the sole to have basic support, the plurality of perforation groups enable the sole to have good deformation capacity, and the support sheet layer is formed between the perforations to enable the sole to have strong recovery capacity after deformation. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0017] Figure 1 FIG. 1 is a structural schematic view of the shock-absorbing sole of the utility model;
[0018] Figure 2 FIG. 2 is a structural schematic view of the upper foamed bottom and the lower foamed bottom of the utility model;
[0019] Figure 3 FIG. 3 is a structural schematic view of the anti-skid lines of the anti-skid bottom of the utility model;
[0020] Figure 4 FIG. 4 is a structural schematic view of the bottom surface of the anti-skid bottom of the utility model (the anti-skid lines are omitted).
[0021] In the drawings:
[0022] Foamed bottom 1, hollow part 11, a plurality of support parts 12, upper foamed bottom 13, lower foamed bottom 14, rubber bottom 2, a plurality of perforation groups 31, layer perforations 311, single-layer perforations 32, support sheet layer 4 and support part 5. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0023] In order to further explain the technical scheme of the utility model, the utility model will be described in detail through specific embodiments.
[0024] The utility model relates to a shock-absorbing sole, which comprises a foamed bottom and a rubber bottom. Figure 1 andFigure 2 As shown, the cushioning shoe sole includes a foamed bottom 1, the foamed bottom 1 includes a plurality of hollow parts 11 and a plurality of support parts 12, an upper foamed bottom 13, and a lower foamed bottom 14, and each of the hollow parts 11 and each of the support parts 12 are arranged in an interlaced manner. The hollow part 11 is provided with a plurality of groups of multilayer perforated groups 31 along the width direction of the cushioning shoe sole, and the multilayer perforated group 31 includes a plurality of layers of layer holes 311, each of the layer holes 311 is arranged in a parallel and staggered manner, and adjacent multilayer perforated groups 31 are arranged in an eight-shaped or inverted eight-shaped manner. In this way, the transition of the cushioning is good.
[0025] Each of the adjacent and stacked layer holes 311 is formed with a support sheet layer 4, that is, the layer holes and the support sheet layers are arranged in an interlaced manner. Both ends of each support sheet layer 4 along the length direction are connected to the support part 12.
[0026] The cushioning shoe sole of the utility model includes the support part 12, so that the shoe sole has basic support, the multilayer perforated group 31 is arranged, so that the shoe sole has good deformation capacity, and the support sheet layer 4 is formed between the perforations, so that the shoe sole has strong recovery capacity after deformation. In this way, the shoe sole of the utility model has good cushioning capacity. Adjacent multilayer perforated groups 31 are arranged in an eight-shaped or inverted eight-shaped manner. In this way, the cushioning is smooth, and the transition is good.
[0027] As a preferred embodiment, the heel position of the shoe sole is provided with a support piece 5, and the support piece 5 is arranged at the inner side wall position.
[0028] Further, the support piece 5 is an F-shaped support sheet, the bottom of the support sheet is connected to the heel position of the foamed bottom 1, the support sheet is arranged in an inclined manner, and the support sheet is inclined upward along the length direction of the shoe sole.
[0029] The heel position of the foamed bottom 1 is provided with a terminal layer hole, the terminal layer hole is one of the plurality of groups of multilayer perforated groups 31, and the arrangement direction of the terminal layer hole along the thickness direction of the shoe sole is the same as the inclination direction of the support sheet.
[0030] As a preferred embodiment, the hollow part 11 is provided with a single-layer perforation 32 along the width direction of the cushioning shoe sole, and the single-layer perforation 32 is arranged at the forefoot and / or heel position of the shoe sole. In the embodiment, the single-layer perforation 32 is arranged at the forefoot and heel position of the shoe sole.
[0031] Further, the cross section of the single-layer perforation 32 along the length direction of the cushioning shoe sole is in a trapezoidal shape, and the wide opening of the trapezoidal shape is upward.
[0032] As a preferred embodiment, as shown in the drawings, Figure 3 As shown, the cushioning shoe sole further includes a rubber bottom 2, the rubber bottom 2 is fixed to the bottom surface of the foamed bottom 1, the rubber bottom 2 is provided with anti-skid lines, and the anti-skid lines are herringbone patterns.
[0033] As a preferred implementation, the foamed sole 1 comprises an upper layer foamed sole 13 and a lower layer foamed sole 14 which are integrally foamed and molded, and the hardness of the lower layer foamed sole 14 is greater than that of the upper layer foamed sole 13. The shock absorbing capacity of the sole is further improved.
[0034] In the utility model, as shown in Figure 4 The hollow structure 21 is arranged in the middle part of the anti-skid bottom 2 along the length direction of the sole, and the inner recess structure 22 is arranged on the bottom surface of the anti-skid bottom 2.
[0035] The above embodiment and the drawings are not limited to the product form and style of the utility model, and any ordinary technical personnel in the technical field makes appropriate changes or modifications, which should be regarded as not departing from the patent category of the utility model.
Claims
1. A cushioning shoe sole, characterized by: The foamed sole comprises a plurality of hollow parts and a plurality of support parts, the hollow parts and the support parts are arranged alternately, the hollow parts are provided with a plurality of groups of multilayer perforated groups along the width direction of the cushioning sole, the multilayer perforated groups comprise a plurality of layers of layer holes, the layer holes are arranged in parallel and staggered, and adjacent multilayer perforated groups are arranged in a figure-eight or inverted figure-eight shape. Support sheet layers are formed between adjacent layer holes, and the support sheet layers are connected to the support parts at both ends along the length direction.
2. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 1, wherein: The foamed sole is provided with a support part at the heel position, and the support sheet is arranged at the inner side wall position.
3. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 2, wherein: The support part is an F-shaped support sheet, the bottom of the support sheet is connected to the heel position of the sole, the support sheet is arranged obliquely, and the support sheet is arranged obliquely upward along the length direction of the foamed sole.
4. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 3, wherein: The foamed sole is provided with an end layer hole at the heel position, the end layer hole is one of the plurality of groups of multilayer perforated groups, and the arrangement direction of the end layer hole along the thickness direction of the foamed sole is the same as the oblique direction of the support sheet.
5. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 1, wherein: The hollow part is provided with a single-layer perforation along the width direction of the cushioning sole, and the single-layer perforation is arranged at the forefoot and / or heel position of the foamed sole.
6. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 5, wherein: The single-layer perforation is in the shape of a trapezoid along the length direction of the cushioning sole, and the wide end of the trapezoid is upward.
7. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 1, wherein: The cushioning sole further comprises a rubber sole fixed to the bottom surface of the foamed sole, the rubber sole is provided with anti-skid lines, and the anti-skid lines are in the shape of a herringbone pattern.
8. A cushioning shoe sole as in claim 1, wherein: The foamed sole comprises an upper foamed sole and a lower foamed sole formed integrally by foaming, and the hardness of the lower foamed sole is greater than that of the upper foamed sole.