EP0645100B1 - Chaussure de sport - Google Patents

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EP0645100B1
EP0645100B1 EP94113727A EP94113727A EP0645100B1 EP 0645100 B1 EP0645100 B1 EP 0645100B1 EP 94113727 A EP94113727 A EP 94113727A EP 94113727 A EP94113727 A EP 94113727A EP 0645100 B1 EP0645100 B1 EP 0645100B1
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Heinz Wittmann
Francesco Caeran
Martin Elsner
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B5/00—Footwear for sporting purposes
    • A43B5/04—Ski or like boots
    • A43B5/0427—Ski or like boots characterised by type or construction details
    • A43B5/0435—Adjustment of the boot to the foot
    • A43B5/0443—Adjustment of the boot to the foot to the instep of the foot, e.g. metatarsals; Metatarsal clamping devices
    • A43B5/0445—Adjustment of the boot to the foot to the instep of the foot, e.g. metatarsals; Metatarsal clamping devices directly actuated by non flexible means, e.g. screws, levers
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43C—FASTENINGS OR ATTACHMENTS OF FOOTWEAR; LACES IN GENERAL
    • A43C11/00—Other fastenings specially adapted for shoes
    • A43C11/14—Clamp fastenings, e.g. strap fastenings; Clamp-buckle fastenings; Fastenings with toggle levers
    • A43C11/1406—Fastenings with toggle levers; Equipment therefor
    • A43C11/142—Fastenings with toggle levers with adjustment means provided for on the shoe, e.g. rack

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  • the invention relates to a sports shoe, in particular a ski shoe, which is formed with a front entry and whose sole and upper part are molded from plastic and which has two pressure distribution plates arranged on the outside of the upper part in the instep area, which from the toe area of the shoe over the instep area and , bent upwards, run along the front of the shoe upper and which are attached in the forefoot area of the upper part relative to the upper in the shoe longitudinal direction and movable in the shoe transverse direction and overlap one another in the closed state of the shoe.
  • the pressure distribution plates provided for shoes of the aforementioned type are intended to absorb and distribute the forces which arise when the shoes are firmly clamped together, as is done to achieve a firm fit of the shoes, in order to largely avoid the selective application of pressure-exerting forces on the foot; these pressure distribution plates are also intended to allow the shape of the shoe to be adapted to the shape of the foot due to its displaceability.
  • these pressure distribution plates which are connected directly or indirectly to the upper of the shoe to the right and left of the entry opening of the shoes, have to be moved apart in the transverse direction of the shoe in order to release the entry opening and thus enable entry or exit.
  • a ski boot is known from IT patent application No.VE91A000036, in which the pressure distribution plates are attached directly to the upper of the shoe by rivets which protrude through elongated holes provided in the pressure distribution plates at the connection points; there is thus a longitudinal displacement of the pressure distribution plates with respect to the upper of the shoe.
  • EP-B1-0 316 540 discloses a sports shoe which is provided with two holding elements which are arranged in the interior of the shoe upper and which are saddle-like and extend next to one another in the longitudinal direction of the shoe and extend from the forefoot area over the instep area. These holding elements are connected at their front ends to the shoe upper, this connection being formed with elongated holes and guide bolts engaging in these elongated holes and allowing these front ends to be displaced relative to the shoe upper in the longitudinal and transverse directions of the shoe. The holding elements are pulled with Bowden cables or strands against the instep area of the foot or an inner shoe surrounding the foot.
  • the inventive sports shoe of the type mentioned at the outset is characterized in that at least one of the pressure distribution plates in the instep area is attached to the upper part of the shoe with one or more hinges which enable this pressure distribution plate to be pivoted away from the other pressure distribution plate to open or release the entry.
  • the manhole can be opened by a simple pivoting movement one or both of the pressure distribution plates are opened, the plate or plates in question remaining in the open position without load and the opening itself being able to be carried out without parts of the shoe having to be bent, which is in the sense of achieving a long service life of the shoe is an advantage.
  • An embodiment of the sports shoe designed according to the invention which allows the pressure distribution plates to be folded very smoothly to the side and, with a simple construction, a long service life of the hinge bearing can also be expected, is characterized in that the hinges are attached to clamping lever buckles which are provided for closing the shoe, provided swivel arms to which at least one of the pressure distribution plates of the shoe in question is attached.
  • Another embodiment which has the advantage that the pressure distribution plates on the side facing the lower leg of the wearer of the shoe can be pivoted far outwards and also achieve a very good adaptation of the position which the pressure distribution plates assume in the shoe to the shape of the foot, is characterized in that the hinge, with which at least one of the pressure distribution plates is attached to the upper part of the shoe, is formed by a swivel arm, preferably made of spring band steel, assigned to the pressure distribution plate in question, which runs essentially in the longitudinal direction of the shoe and at its front end by one Bolt is hinged to the shoe upper, and that the pressure distribution plate in question is attached to the swivel arm assigned to it in the longitudinal direction.
  • both pressure distribution plates of the shoe are each slidably attached to a swivel arm of the type mentioned, in terms of a wide opening of the entrance cheaper.
  • the hinge is formed by a pivot arm running essentially in the longitudinal direction of the shoe, and also in terms of advantageous kinematics when closing the shoe with a clamping lever buckle if one provides that the pivot arm or the swivel arms is provided with a hook, nose or the like at a point remote from the point of the hinge connection to the upper of the shoe, into which or a pulling element corresponding to this hook or to this nose or the like on Shoe upper part attached tension lever buckle is hooked.
  • a further embodiment of the sports shoe designed in accordance with the invention which can be produced particularly simply by the fact that essential elements which form the hinge connection of the shoe upper with the pressure distribution plates can also be integrally formed during the production of the shoe upper and the pressure distribution plates is characterized in that the hinge of each pressure distribution plate is formed by a pair of hook-like interlocking strips in the instep area, consisting of strips extending approximately in the longitudinal direction of the shoe, of which one strip is formed on the upper of the shoe and the other strip is formed on the pressure distribution plate in question, and these two strips are longitudinally displaceable relative to one another.
  • This embodiment also has the further advantages that no guide parts, which first have to be mounted on the shoe, are required for the longitudinal displaceability of the pressure distribution plates, and that a good seal between the pressure distribution plates and the shoe upper can also be achieved in the area of the hinge bearing of the pressure distribution plates that additional measures are required for this.
  • the result is a structurally simple solution with regard to the functional cohesion of the pairs of strips, which form a hinge connection with one another, provided that the two strips of a pair of strips are held together in the transverse direction by stops.
  • the attacks there is a structurally favorable solution if it is provided that the attacks are formed by parts of clamping lever buckles which are attached to the shoe upper part adjacent to the relevant pair of lasts.
  • FIG. 1 The embodiment of a sports shoe 1 shown in FIG. 1, namely a ski shoe, has a sole 2 and an upper 3, which are molded from plastic.
  • this shoe has two pressure distribution plates 5, 6, which run from the toe area 7 over the instep area and, bent upwards, along the front of the shoe upper 8.
  • the upper part 3 of the shoe 1 is provided with a longitudinal opening 9 on its upper side to form a front entry.
  • two tensioning lever buckles 11 are provided in the forefoot area 10 of the shoe, which are formed from a tensioning lever part 12 and a hanging part 13. Only one of these tension lever buckles 11 is shown in detail in FIG. 1, the other only indicated by dashed lines.
  • the tensioning lever parts 12 of these tensioning lever buckles are fastened on one side of the upper part 3, the suspension parts 13 of these tensioning lever buckles on the other side of the upper part 3.
  • the pressure distribution plates 5, 6, which are intended to distribute the pressure effects exerted on the foot by the tensioning lever buckles when they are closed and in the closed state thereof, and which are also intended to serve for getting in and out through the opening 9 to facilitate with a relatively rigid upper part 3 are attached to pivot arms 14, 15 which form hinges.
  • the swivel arms 14 are additional swivel arms which are pivotably mounted on the tensioning lever parts 12 of the tensioning lever buckles 11, while the swivel arms 15 are at the same time the suspension parts 13 of the tensioning lever buckles 11 form or are integrated with these hanging parts.
  • the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 are attached to the swivel arms 14, 15 so as to be displaceable in the longitudinal direction of the shoe.
  • elongated holes 19 are provided in the pressure distribution plates 5, 6, into which rivets 20 engage, which connect the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 to the swivel arms 14, 15. Due to the longitudinal extent of the elongated holes 19, the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 can be displaced with respect to the rivets 20 or with respect to the swivel arms 14, 15 on the clamping lever buckles 11 in the longitudinal direction of the shoe, as indicated by the double arrow 21. This longitudinal displacement of the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 allows the shoes to be fitted well to the legs in the region of the lower legs.
  • ribs 22, which are formed on the side of the pressure distribution plates facing the upper part 3 and bear against the outside of the upper part 3, and these ribs 22 also provide the seal between the upper part 3 and the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 improved.
  • both pressure distribution plates 5, 6 are attached to swivel arms which are arranged on the clamping lever buckles which are provided for closing the shoe.
  • this attachment can be formed either directly or indirectly via suitable intermediate pieces.
  • the sole 2, the upper 3 with a longitudinal opening 9, which is covered on the inside by a tongue 18, and also the clamping lever buckles 11 provided for closing the shoe are similar to in the shoe designed according to FIGS. 1 and 2.
  • the one pressure distribution plate 5 is slidably mounted on a swivel arm 26 in its longitudinal direction, which in turn runs essentially in the longitudinal direction of the shoe and is connected at its front end 27 by a bolt 28 to the upper 3 of the shoe is.
  • a swivel arm 26 is preferably made of spring steel.
  • the connection of the pressure distribution plate 5 to the swivel arm 26, which enables a displacement in the longitudinal direction of the shoe, is again formed by rivets 20 which engage in elongated holes 19 provided in the pressure distribution plate 5.
  • the other pressure distribution plate 6 in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is directly connected to the upper part 3 in a longitudinally displaceable manner, this longitudinally displaceable connection being formed again by rivets 20 which engage in corresponding elongated holes 19 in the pressure distribution plate 6.
  • the pressure distribution plate 5 can in the embodiment according to FIGS. 3 and 4 on the one hand by pivoting the swivel arm 26 about the bolt 28 connecting it to the upper part 3 are pivoted outwards in the direction of the arrow 29 and, on the other hand, can be raised by elastic bending of the swivel arm 26 also in the direction of the arrow 30, so that a very extensive opening of the opening 9 in the upper part 3 is achieved can be.
  • suitable elasticity can be provided by suitable choice of material.
  • the swivel arm 26 In order to pull the swivel arm 26 into the position corresponding to the closed position of the shoe and to keep it fixed in this position, the swivel arm 26 is provided with a hook 31, in which a pulling element 32 of a tension lever buckle 33 which corresponds to the hook 31 on the upper of the shoe can be suspended .
  • the tensioning lever buckle 33 which has a tensioning lever part 34 and a suspension part 35, serves on the one hand to pull together the upper part 3 and the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 to put the shoe in the closed position, and on the other hand to position the swivel arm 26 and the swivel arm with it connected pressure distribution plate 5 in a position provided for the closed position of the shoe.
  • two tension arms are articulated on the tension lever 36 of the tension lever buckle 33, one of these tension arms forming the tension element 32, which can be engaged with the hook 31, and the other tension arm 37 for cooperation with the one on the opposite side of the shoe or of the upper part 3 of the same attached hanging part 35 is provided, and is hooked into this hanging part 35 for pulling together the shoe upper part and pressure distribution plates.
  • the positioning of the pressure distribution plate 5 and the closing or contraction of the shoe can be carried out with a single tensioning movement of the tensioning lever 36.
  • various clamping elements to close or contract the shoe on the one hand and to position the swivel arm 26 on the other hand, e.g. provide two independent clamping lever buckles.
  • the longitudinally displaceable connection of the pressure distribution plate 5 to the swivel arm 26 is again formed by rivets 20 which are seated firmly in the swivel arm 26 and engage in elongated holes 19 which are provided in the pressure distribution plate 5. It is of course also possible, conversely, to fix rivets 20 firmly in the pressure distribution plate and to provide slots in which these rivets engage in the swivel arm 26; in the same way, it would in principle also be possible to provide elongated holes both in the swivel arm 26 and in the pressure distribution plate 5, rivets which connect the pressure distribution plate 5 to the swivel arm 26 each running through an elongated hole in the pressure distribution plate and in the swivel arm, thus achieving a longitudinal displacement can be, which corresponds approximately to the sum of the lengths of the two elongated holes.
  • ribs 22 are formed on these pressure distribution plates, which on the one hand facilitate the longitudinal displacement of the pressure distribution plates and on the other hand also provide a good seal between the outside of the Form upper part 3 and the pressure distribution plates.
  • both pressure distribution plates 5, 6 can each be attached to a swivel arm 26 so as to be longitudinally displaceable and such a particularly wide opening of the entry or opening 9 of the shoes can be made possible.
  • the upper 3 which, like the sole 2, is formed from plastic, is provided with an entry opening 9, which is covered by pressure distribution plates 5, 6 when the shoe is closed, which overlap each other when the shoe is closed.
  • the pressure distribution plates 5, 6 run from the toe area 7 of the shoe over the instep area 4 and, bent upwards, along the front of the shoe upper 8.
  • Each pressure distribution plate 5, 6 is held on the upper part 3 by a pair of lasts provided in the instep area of the shoe, which is formed from a bar 38 formed on the upper part 3 and a bar 39 formed on the pressure distribution plate 5, 6 in question.
  • the two strips 38, 39 forming a pair of strips run side by side approximately in the longitudinal direction of the shoe and engage in a hook-like manner in the transverse direction, so that a connection of a pressure distribution plate is connected to each such pair of strips 5 and 6 is formed with the upper part 3 of the shoe, which on the one hand permits longitudinal displacement of the pressure distribution plate 5 or 6 in question with respect to the upper part 3, as is symbolized by the arrow 40, and on the other hand also a hinge-like pivoting about one in the respective last pair longitudinal pivot axis, so that the two strips of each pair of strips form a hinge with each other.
  • stops for holding the two lasts 38, 39 to both pairs of lasts which in the case shown in the drawing are formed by parts of the clamping lever buckles 11 which are provided for closing or tightening the shoe.
  • these stops are formed by bearing parts 23 of the clamping lever buckles 11, and in the case of the last shown in FIG. 6, these stops are formed by the hanging parts 13 the tension lever buckles 11 formed.
  • a further possibility of holding the two strips of the strip pairs to one another in the transverse direction is the provision of an elastic form fit, as is sketched in FIG. 7.
  • an elastic form fit in which, for example, a thickened edge 41 on one bar engages in an undercut groove 42 on the other bar, can be supplemented by stops or similar holding means.

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  1. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski qui est réalisée avec zone d'accès (9) par l'avant, dont la semelle (2) et le dessus (3) sont moulés en matière plastique et qui présente, dans la zone (4) du cou-de-pied, deux plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression qui sont disposées à la face externe du dessus (3), s'étendent sur la zone du cou-de-pied à partir du bout (7) de la chaussure et, avec cintrage vers le haut, le long de la face antérieure de la tige (8) de la chaussure, sont installées dans la zone (10) de l'empeigne du dessus (3), avec faculté de coulissement par rapport à ce dernier dans la direction longitudinale (21) de la chaussure, et avec faculté de mouvement dans la direction transversale de ladite chaussure, et se chevauchent mutuellement à l'état fermé de ladite chaussure, caractérisée par le fait qu'au moins l'une des plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression est installée sur le dessus (3) de la chaussure, dans la zone (4) du cou-de-pied, par une ou plusieurs charnière(s) (14, 15 ; 26, 28 ; 38, 39) autorisant un écartement pivotant de cette plaque (5) de répartition de pression, par rapport à l'autre plaque (6) de répartition de pression, de manière à ouvrir ou à dégager respectivement la zone d'accès (9).
  2. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que les charnières sont formées par des bras pivotants (14, 15) qui sont prévus sur des attaches à leviers tendeurs, prévues pour fermer la chaussure, et auxquels est fixée au moins l'une des plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression équipant la chaussure considérée.
  3. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 2, caractérisée par le fait qu'un bras pivotant supplémentaire (14) est respectivement disposé sur les pièces (12) à leviers tendeurs, implantées sur l'un des côtés du dessus (3) de la chaussure, des attaches (11) à leviers tendeurs, et l'une (5) des plaques de répartition de pression équipant la chaussure considérée est installée sur ces bras pivotants (14) ; et par le fait que les pièces d'accrochage (13) des attaches (11) à leviers tendeurs, implantées sur l'autre côté du dessus de la chaussure, sont réalisées sous la forme de bras pivotants (15) sur lesquels est installée l'autre plaque (6) de répartition de pression équipant la chaussure considérée.
  4. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 2 ou 3, caractérisée par le fait qu'un levier tendeur respectif (24) et un bras pivotant (14) prévu pour le montage de la plaque considérée de répartition de pression sont montés, sur le même axe de pivotement (25), sur la pièce de portée (23), fixée au dessus de la chaussure, de la pièce (12) à levier tendeur des attaches (11) à leviers tendeurs.
  5. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon l'une des revendications 2 à 4, caractérisée par le fait que des nervures (22) exerçant un effet d'appui et/ou d'étanchement sont venues de moulage solidaire avec les plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression, au voisinage des charnières (14, 15), sur le côté tourné vers le dessus (3) de la chaussure.
  6. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que la charnière, par laquelle au moins l'une des plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression est installée sur le dessus (3) de la chaussure, est formée par un bras pivotant (26) qui est affecté à la plaque considérée (5, 6) de répartition de pression, consiste préférentiellement en de l'acier à rubans élastiques, s'étend pour l'essentiel dans la direction longitudinale de la chaussure et est relié au dessus de la chaussure, par son extrémité antérieure (27), avec effet de charnière autour d'un tourillon (28) ; et par le fait que la plaque considérée (5, 6) de répartition de pression est installée sur le bras pivotant (26) qui lui est affecté, avec faculté de coulissement dans la direction longitudinale de celui-ci.
  7. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 6, caractérisée par le fait que les deux plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression équipant la chaussure sont installées, avec faculté de coulissement, sur un bras pivotant respectif (26) du type précité.
  8. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 6 ou 7, caractérisée par le fait que le bras pivotant (26) ou les bras pivotants est (sont) muni(s), dans une zone éloignée de la zone de liaison articulée avec le dessus (3) de la chaussure, d'un crochet (31), d'un mentonnet ou d'un organe similaire dans lequel peut être accroché un élément de traction (32) d'une attache (33) à levier tendeur implantée, sur le dessus (3) de la chaussure, en concordance respective avec ce crochet (31), ce mentonnet ou cet organe similaire.
  9. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 8, caractérisée par le fait que deux bras de traction (32, 37) sont articulés sur le levier tendeur (36) de l'attache (33) à levier tendeur, bras de traction dont l'un (37) est prévu pour comprimer le dessus (3) de la chaussure et les plaques (5, 6) de répartition de pression, en coopérant avec une pièce d'accrochage (35) implantée sur le côté opposé de la chaussure, et l'autre bras de traction (32) est prévu pour exercer une pression vers le bas sur le bras pivotant (26) considéré, contre le dessus (3) de la chaussure, en coopérant respectivement avec le crochet (31), le mentonnet ou l'organe similaire.
  10. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 1, caractérisée par le fait que la charnière de chaque plaque (5, 6) de répartition de pression est formée d'une paire de barrettes pénétrant l'une dans l'autre à la manière de crochets, qui est prévue dans la zone du cou-de-pied et comprend des barrettes (38, 39) s'étendant approximativement dans la direction longitudinale de la chaussure, parmi lesquelles une barrette (38) est moulée solidairement avec le dessus (3) de la chaussure et l'autre barrette (39) est moulée solidairement avec la plaque considérée (5, 6) de répartition de pression, et ces deux barrettes (38, 39) peuvent être animées de coulissements longitudinaux relatifs.
  11. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 10, caractérisée par le fait que les deux barrettes (38, 39) d'une paire de barrettes sont retenues l'une sur l'autre dans la direction transversale, par l'intermédiaire de butées (13, 23).
  12. Chaussure de sport, notamment chaussure de ski selon la revendication 11, caractérisée par le fait que les butées sont formées par des pièces (13, 23) d'attaches (11) à leviers tendeurs installées, sur le dessus (3) de la chaussure, au voisinage de la paire de barrettes (38, 39) considérée.
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