Anti-impact leg and metatarsal protector
PL132720U1Pending Publication Date: 2026-11-02SZYMAŃSKI GRZEGORZ HOLSTERS HPE POLSKA
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Patent Information
- Application Number
- PL2025132720U
- Authority / Receiving Office
- PL · PL
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-30
- Publication Date
- 2026-11-02
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-04-30
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Abstract
An impact-resistant leg and metatarsal protector, having a layered support shell adapted to the shape of the lower limb and rounded covers attached thereto, provided with fastening straps, characterized in that the support shell (1) has a substantially trapezoidal outline in the shin part (1a), topped with a hemispherical shape in the knee part (1b), while the support shell (1) in the metatarsal part (1c) also has a substantially trapezoidal outline, wherein the shin guard (2) and the metatarsal guard (3) have centrally arranged convex central ridges (4), including arched embossments (5) extending on both sides of the central ridges (4), at the same time the shin guard (2) is additionally provided with a convex transverse ridge (6) extending transversely in relation to the longitudinal axis of the support shell (1) below the central ridge (4), while the knee guard (7) has a substantially spherical shape,in turn, under the shin guard (2) a hooking surface is attached to the supporting shell (1), while under the metatarsal guard (3) a fastening strap (9) terminated with a co-hooking surface is attached to the supporting shell (1), while a reinforcement (11) made of a shock-absorbing material with variable mechanical properties is attached to the inner side of the shin guard (2), metatarsal guard (3) and knee guard (7), at the same time a holding strap (12) terminated with a loop is attached to the side surfaces of the supporting shell (1) in the metatarsal part (1c), through which a metal cable (13) passes, the end of which ends with a handle (14), while on the opposite side of the supporting shell (1) a hook (15) is attached, in turn a reinforcing seam (16) is attached along the entire periphery of the supporting shell (1),
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