ANTI-SLIP SHOE SOLE

The anti-slip sport shoe sole (1) surface has an anti-slip surface (2) with small pieces of hard material (3) that are bonded during the manufacture of the sport shoe with the flexible surface of the sport shoe sole (1). The small pieces of hard material (3) come into contact with the ground upon contact of the sport shoe sole (1) with the ground. The anti-slip sport shoe sole is intended for sports disciplines on soft stadium surfaces.

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Description
TECHNICAL AREA

The sport shoe with an anti-slip sport shoe sole made during the manufacture of the sport shoe is intended for sports disciplines on soft stadium surfaces.

CURRENT STATUS

The anti-slip character of the shoe soles is to date a long-term unresolved problem. Soles with spikes are used for sports disciplines, which greatly burden and damage the Achilles and other tendons in the legs.

The document WO 03/037128 A1 discloses the subsequent creation of an anti-slip surface on the common footwear using different adhesives and particulate material. The subsequent creation of the part anti-slip surface on the shoe can be repeated more times. The modification footwear is used on slippery ground as ice, packed snow or slimy terrain. As disclosed on cited page 11, para 4 and page 15, para 1, the hard material is encapsulated not in the sole of the shoe, but in the adhesive which is applied (bonded) onto the sole of the shoe.

Other documents, such as JP 2008 000520 A, KR 2003 0059752 A, U.S. Pat. No. 2,732,065, or U.S. Pat. No. 6,055,748, describe subsequent creation the part anti-slip surface on common footwear with using different adhesive anti-slip tape and parts. Yet other documents, such as RU 109 377 U1, or U.S. Pat. No. 4,702,021, use the removable non-slip sole or tape.

All cited documents relate to modification of common footwear used on slippery ground as ice, packed snow or slimy terrain, none of them solves the problem of alternative sport shoes not using regular spikes.

Advantages of the Invention

The new anti-slip sport shoe sole has an anti-slip effect on soft stadium surfaces. The anti-slip sport shoe sole is the permanent component of the sport shoe and has perfect quality and long life time as the sport shoe.

Essence of the Invention

The sport shoe sole 1 surface, which is in contact with the ground, has an anti-slip surface 2, which has small pieces of hard material 3 fixed during the manufacture of the sport shoe to the flexible part of the surface of the sport shoe sole 1, such that the small pieces of hard material 3 are permanently bonded with the flexible part of the anti-slip surface 2 of the sport shoe sole 1 and the outer parts of the small pieces of hard material 3 protrude from the surface of the flexible part of the anti-slip surface 2 and upon contact of the sport shoe sole 1 with the ground, the small pieces of hard material 3 are in contact with the ground.

In another embodiment, the anti-slip surface 2 of the sport shoe sole 1 is a layer of flexible material 4, which is permanently bonded during the manufacture of the sport shoe with the sport shoe sole 1. The surface of the layer of flexible material 4 has small pieces of hard material 3 bonded with its surface, such that the small pieces of hard material 3 are permanently bonded with the surface of the layer of flexible material 4 and the outer parts of the small pieces of hard material 3 protrude above the surface of the layer of flexible material 4.

The layer of flexible material 4 is preferably rubber.

The layer of flexible material 4 is preferably plastic.

The small pieces of hard material 3 are preferably ceramic.

The small pieces of hard material 3 are preferably corundum.

The anti-slip sport shoe sole is made during the manufacture of the sport shoe.

FIGURES

FIG. 1 shows the sport shoe sole with small pieces of hard material bonded in the flexible sport shoe sole.

FIG. 2 shows the small pieces of hard material bonded in the layer of flexible material of the sport shoe sole.

Claims

1. The anti-slip sport shoe sole characterised in that the sport shoe sole surface, which is in contact with the ground, has an anti-slip surface, which has small pieces of hard material fixed during the manufacture of the sport shoe to the flexible part of the surface of the sport shoe sole, such that the small pieces of hard material are permanently bonded with the flexible part of the anti-slip surface of the sport shoe sole and the outer parts of the small pieces of hard material protrude from the surface of the flexible part of the anti-slip surface and upon contact of the sport shoe sole with the ground, the small pieces of hard material are in contact with the ground.

2. The anti-slip sport shoe sole according to claim 1, characterised in that the anti-slip surface of the sport shoe sole is a layer of flexible material, which is permanently bonded during the manufacture of the sport shoe with the sport shoe sole and the surface of the layer of flexible material has small pieces of hard material fixed to it in such a manner that the small pieces of hard material are permanently bonded with the surface of the layer of flexible material and the outer parts of the small pieces of hard material protrude from the surface of the layer of flexible material.

3. The anti-slip sport shoe sole according to claim 2, characterised in that the layer of flexible material is rubber.

4. The anti-slip sport shoe sole according to claim 2, characterised in that the layer of flexible material is plastic.

5. The anti-slip sport shoe sole according to claim 1, characterised in that the small pieces of hard material are ceramic.

6. The anti-slip sport shoe sole according to claim 1, characterised in that the small pieces of hard material are corundum.

Patent History
Publication number: 20200221823
Type: Application
Filed: Jul 11, 2018
Publication Date: Jul 16, 2020
Inventor: Frantisek NOVAK (Hradec Králové)
Application Number: 16/630,933
Classifications
International Classification: A43B 13/24 (20060101); A43B 3/16 (20060101); A43C 15/02 (20060101);