Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole

Abstract

Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole, characterized in that the sole of the flip-flop or bathing sandal-like shoe (1) is completely covered with lace rosettes (2).

Description

[0001] Acupressure mats of the usual design consist of a mat with evenly distributed pointed rosettes, or pressure points. In the simplest case, an acupressure mat consists essentially of 200-250 rosettes. A single rosette is round and contains between 15 and 40 pressure points.

[0002] The acupressure mat is placed on a hard surface such as the floor or carpet. The user positions themselves on the mat either barefoot or in socks, standing or sitting. The duration of the application can be individually adjusted. The intensity can be varied by shifting the body weight. This also allows for more intense stimulation of specific areas.

[0003] The application brings the following benefits, among others: promotion of blood circulation, relief of foot pain, relaxation and stress reduction, as well as supporting foot reflexology.

[0004] The invention defined in claim 1 is therefore based on the problem that the user cannot perform dynamic activities such as cooking, showering, walking, etc. while using the already known acupressure mats.

[0005] This problem is solved by the features listed in claim 1.

[0006] The invention described in claim 1 can, unlike conventional acupressure mats, be flexibly integrated into everyday life. With the invention of the acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole, it can be used anywhere and while performing other activities, such as walking. This dynamically and dynamically brings the health-promoting, relaxing effect of acupressure to life. Furthermore, with dynamic application, specific foot reflex zones can be targeted.

[0007] An advantageous embodiment of the invention is presented in claim 3. Gluing the toe rosettes into recesses in the sole or using a click system, which acts similarly to a joint, serves to securely attach the toe rosettes to the sole.

[0008] An embodiment of the invention is described with reference to Fig. 1 to 22 are explained in the four drawings in Appendix 3. They show: Fig. 1: Front view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 1 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, recessed with glued lace rosettes) Fig. 2: Side view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 1 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, recessed with glued lace rosettes) Fig. 3: Detailed view X - Lace rosette (Variant 1 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, recessed with glued lace rosettes) Fig. 4: Sectional view AA - View of the recess (Variant 1 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, recessed with glued lace rosettes) Fig. 5: 3D view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 1 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, recessed with glued lace rosettes) Fig. 6: Front view of the acupressure shoe with lace-rosette sole (Variant 2 - Acupressure shoe with lace-rosette sole as flip flop, lace rosettes attached by a click system) Fig. 7: Side view of the acupressure shoe with lace-rosette sole (Variant 2 - Acupressure shoe with lace-rosette sole as flip flop, lace rosettes attached by a click system) Fig. 8: Detailed view X - Lace rosette (Variant 2 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, lace rosettes attached by a click system) Fig. 9: Sectional view AA - View of the recess (Variant 2 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as flip flop, lace rosettes attached by means of a click system) Fig. 10: 3D view of the acupressure shoe with a lace-rosette sole (Variant 2 - Acupressure shoe with a lace-rosette sole as a flip-flop, lace rosettes attached using a click system) Fig. 11: Detailed view of the Y-click system (variant 2 - acupressure shoe with a lace-rosette sole as a flip flop, lace rosettes attached via a click system) Fig. 12: Front view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 3 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as bathing sandal, recessed indentation with glued lace rosettes Fig. 13: Side view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 3 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as bathing sandal, recessed indentation with glued lace rosettes Fig. 14: Detail view X - Lace rosette (variant 3 - acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as bathing sandal, recessed recess with glued lace rosettes Fig. 15: Sectional view AA - View of the recess (Variant 3 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as bathing sandal, recessed with glued lace rosettes Fig. 16: 3D view of the acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole (Variant 3 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as bathing sandal, recessed recess with glued lace rosettes Fig. 17: Front view of the acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole (Variant 4 - Acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using a click system) Fig. 18: Side view of the acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole (Variant 4 - Acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using a click system) Fig. 19: Detail view X - Lace rosette (Variant 4 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using a click system) Fig. 20: Sectional view AA - View of the recess (Variant 4 - Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using a click system) Fig. 21: 3D view of the acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole (Variant 4 - Acupressure shoe with a pointed rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using a click system) Fig. 22: Detailed view of the Y-click system (variant 4 - acupressure shoe with lace-rosette sole as a bathing sandal, using the click system) List of reference symbols 1 sole 2 lace rosettes 3-click system 4 recessed recess glued 5 toe separator strap 6 straps

Claims

[1] Acupressure shoe with lace rosette sole, characterized by that the sole of the flip-flop or bathing sandal-like shoe (1) is completely covered with lace rosettes (2). [2] Acupressure shoe according to claim 1, characterized by that the tip rosettes (2) are small, round discs (diameter 20 to 30 mm, 15 to 40 tips per rosette) with pointed knobs made of hard but skin-friendly plastic. [3] Acupressure shoe according to claim 1, characterized by that the lace rosettes (2) are glued into a sole with a recess (4) or fastened by means of a plastic click system (3). [4] Acupressure shoe according to claim 1, characterized by that the sole (1) consists of a soft, flexible 10 to 30 mm thick plastic, leather or cork footbed. [5] Acupressure shoe according to claim 1, characterized bythat the foot is held in place similarly to a flip-flop with a toe separator strap (5) or a bathing sandal with a strap (6).

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