WO2009089572A1 - Chaussure bloquant le talon du pied - Google Patents

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WO2009089572A1
WO2009089572A1 PCT/AU2008/001824 AU2008001824W WO2009089572A1 WO 2009089572 A1 WO2009089572 A1 WO 2009089572A1 AU 2008001824 W AU2008001824 W AU 2008001824W WO 2009089572 A1 WO2009089572 A1 WO 2009089572A1
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James Neville Somerville
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B3/00—Footwear characterised by the shape or the use
    • A43B3/12—Sandals; Strap guides thereon
    • A43B3/122—Sandals; Strap guides thereon characterised by the attachment of the straps
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43B—CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B3/00—Footwear characterised by the shape or the use
    • A43B3/12—Sandals; Strap guides thereon
    • A43B3/126—Sandals; Strap guides thereon characterised by the shape or layout of the straps

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  • the present invention generally relates to footwear.
  • Footwear is widely used for protecting feet. Footwear comes in a variety of different forms including, for example, shoes, boots and slippers.
  • the applicant has perceived a need for footwear which can restrain the foot when in use, yet can enable the foot to be either more readily inserted into or slipped from the footwear without using hands or hand-operated tools.
  • Figure 1 of DE 196 11 797 discloses such a shoe including a sole for supporting a foot, and a vamp for covering the instep of the foot to hold the shoe onto the foot.
  • a heel restraint extends from either side of the sole and around the upper heel of the foot so that the foot is restrained from slipping rearward from the shoe.
  • the shoe is uncomfortable to wear and the heel restraint may cause blistering about the upper heel.
  • footwear including: a sole for supporting a foot; vamp means for extending from the sole; a heel restraint for extending from either side of the vamp means, the heel restraint including biasing means for biasing the heel restraint to extend around the upper heel of the foot so that the foot is restrained from slipping from the footwear, the heel restraint configured to be moved from the upper heel and toward the sole so that the foot can be slipped from the footwear.
  • the heel restraint extends from the vamp means which is elevated with respect to the sole. Accordingly, the free end of the heel restraint can more freely move when the foot moves within the footwear during walking and is less prone to cause discomfort to the heel, than if the heel restraint otherwise extended from the sole thereby increasing the acute angle between the sole and the heel restraint. Furthermore when steps are taken, the heel restraint applies less pressure to the heel, than if the heel restraint otherwise extends from the sole.
  • the heel restraint is configured to pivot proximal to the vamp means.
  • the user can readily pivot the heel restraint from the upper heel and toward the sole so that the foot can be slipped from the footwear.
  • the biasing means biases the heel restraint to extend around the top of the heel.
  • the heel restraint can lock the foot within the footwear.
  • the heel restraint may extend from the vamp means such that a plane of the heel restraint approaches an orthogonal relationship with a tangential plane of the upper heel.
  • the heel restraint may extend from the vamp means and contact the heel to form a comfortable fit.
  • the heel restraint may include a heel strap or band.
  • the heel restraint may further include a stiffener for stiffening the heel strap.
  • the heel strap may be mounted directly to the vamp means.
  • the biasing means may be integrally formed with the heel strap.
  • the biasing means may include a pair of neck portions on either side of the heel strap about which the heel strap can pivot.
  • the biasing means may include at least one discrete torsional spring located between the heel strap and the vamp means.
  • the biasing means may include a pair of discrete torsional springs located on either side of the vamp means.
  • the heel restraint may be substantially resistant to lateral bending when it is moved downwards from the upper heel and toward the sole.
  • the heel restraint can be rotated downwards from the upper heel and toward the sole.
  • the heel restraint may substantially maintain its shape when it is moved along the heel and toward the sole.
  • the vamp means includes a single vamp extending from either side of the sole and for retaining the foot between the sole and the vamp.
  • the vamp may be made from leather, fabric or plastic.
  • the vamp means includes two separated instep restraints each extending from either side of the sole.
  • a first one of the instep restraints may be located distal from the toes of the foot and include instep biasing means for biasing the first instep restraint to extend around the upper instep of the foot.
  • the first instep restraint may include a first instep strap.
  • the vamp means may further include a pair of anchor tabs extending from the sole and to which the heel and first instep restraints are pivotally anchored.
  • the instep biasing means may include at least one torsional spring located between the first instep strap and the anchor tabs.
  • the instep biasing means may include a pair of torsional springs fast with respective anchor tabs.
  • the first instep strap, instep biasing means and anchor tabs may be integrally formed.
  • a second one of the instep restraints may be located proximal to the toes of the foot and include a second instep strap extending from either side of the sole.
  • the biasing means may include a pair of resilient stretchable portions extending between the heel restraint and the vamp means.
  • each portion can include fabric, rubber or plastic elastomer material.
  • the footwear may further include a waterproof heel cover that can extend between the heel restraint and the sole.
  • the footwear may include any one of the following group: low shoes, shoe, slipper, sandal, mule, slide, scuff, backless sandal, slip-on, athletic shoe or similar.
  • the footwear may or may not include a tongue.
  • footwear including: a sole for supporting a foot; an upper for extending from the sole; a foot restraint for extending from the upper, the foot restraint including a biasing arrangement for biasing the foot restraint to extend behind the upper rear portion of the foot so that the foot is restrained from slipping rearward from the footwear, the foot restraint configured to be moved toward the sole so that the foot can be slipped from the footwear.
  • Figure 1 is a side view of footwear in accordance with a first embodiment of the present invention
  • Figure 2 is a plan view of the footwear of Figure 1;
  • Figure 3a is a side view of the Footwear of Figure 1 showing a foot being slipped into the footwear;
  • Figure 3b is a side view of the Footwear of Figure 1 showing a foot being slipped from the footwear;
  • Figure 4 is a side view of footwear in accordance with a second embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 5 is a side view of footwear of Figure 4 showing insertion of a foot into the footwear;
  • Figure 6 is a side view of footwear in accordance with a third embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 7 is a side view of the footwear of Figure 6 showing the pivotal movement of the rear instep restraint
  • Figure 8 is yet another side view of the footwear of Figure 6 with the heel removed from the footwear;
  • Figure 9 is a side view of footwear in accordance with a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
  • Figure 10 is a side view of footwear in accordance with a fifth embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
  • a sandal 2 as shown in Figures 1 and 2.
  • the sandal 2 includes a rubber sole 4 for supporting a foot 6, and a leather vamp 8 extending from either side of the sole 4.
  • the vamp 8 retains the foot 6 between the sole 4 and the vamp 8 in use.
  • the sandal 2 further includes a pivotal heel restraint 10 which extends from either side of the vamp 8 and around the upper heel 12 of the foot 6 so that the foot 6 is restrained from slipping rearward from the footwear 2 and is effectively locked into the footwear 2.
  • the heel restraint 10 can be pivoted downward from the upper heel 12 and toward the sole 4 (see dashed lines) so that a small gap 14 may be formed between the heel restraint 10 and the heel 12. Accordingly, the foot 6 can then more readily slip or be slipped from the footwear 2 without significant impediment.
  • the heel restraint 10 includes biasing means in the form of a pair of discrete torsional springs 16a, 16b mounted on either side of the vamp 8 so that they are co-incident with a pivot axis 18 of the heel restraint 10.
  • Each discrete spring 16 may be in the form of a resilient bar or leaf spring and is mounted between the vamp 8 and a heel strap 20 of the heel restraint 10 so that the heel restraint 10 can undergo pivotal motion.
  • the biasing means biases the heel restraint 10 in an orientation so as to extend around the upper heel 12 or heel top of the foot 6 as shown in Figure 1.
  • the heel restraint 10 includes the arcuate heel strap 20 which, in turn, is made from leather.
  • the heel restraint 10 further includes a plastic stiffener 22 mounted to the outside of the heel strap 20 so that the heel restraint 10 is stiffened.
  • the heel restraint 10 is substantially resistant to lateral bending when it is rotated down from the upper heel 12 and toward the sole 4 (see dashed lines). Accordingly, the heel restraint 10 substantially maintains its shape when it is moved along the heel 12 and toward the sole 4.
  • the heel restraint 10 extends from the vamp 8 which is elevated with respect to the sole 4.
  • the free end of the heel restraint 10 can more freely move when the foot 6 moves within the sandal 2 during walking and is less prone to cause discomfort to the heel 12, than if the heel restraint 10 otherwise extended from the sole 4 thereby increasing the acute angle between the sole 4 and the heel restraint 10. Furthermore, the heel restraint 10 applies less pressure to the heel 12 owing to the cyclic action of the foot 6 during walking, than if the heel restraint 10 otherwise extended from the sole 4.
  • the sole of the foot 6 initially presses down on the free end of the heel restraint 10 which causes the heel restraint 10 to retract toward the sole 4.
  • the user fully slips his or her foot 6 into the vamp 8 and the heel restraint 10 then springs back away from the sole 4 so that the heel restraint 10 extends around the upper heel 12 of the foot 6.
  • the foot 6 is then locked securely into the footwear 2 and is restrained from slipping from the footwear 2. Accordingly, the insertion of the foot 6 into the footwear can be readily achieved without the need to use the hands (or a hand operated tool such as a shoe horn) which would undesirably require the user to stoop.
  • the user can use a toe 24 of his or her other foot (or another shoe) to retract the heel restraint 10 toward the sole 4.
  • Pushing the foot 6 a small distance into the footwear 2 may assist in creating a gap 14 between the heel restraint 10 and the heel 12.
  • the foot 6 is no longer locked into the footwear 2 and can then more readily slip from the footwear 2. Accordingly, the release of the foot 6 from the footwear can be readily achieved without the need to use the hands (or a hand operated tool such as a shoe horn) which would undesirably require the user to stoop.
  • FIG. 4 A second embodiment of the present invention is shown in Figures 4 and 5 where like reference numerals refer to like features previously described.
  • the heel restraint 10 extends directly from either side of the vamp 8 and includes a heel strap 23.
  • the biasing means include a pair of discrete springs 16 mounted on either side of the rear of the single vamp 8.
  • the heel strap 23 is mounted to the springs 16 so that the springs 16 are located between the vamp 8 and the heel strap 23.
  • the springs 16 are mounted at a distance 27 above the sole 4 so that a plane 26 of the heel restraint 10 approaches an orthogonal relationship with the skin surface (or a tangential plane 25) of the top of the heel 12.
  • the angle between the plane 26 of the heel restraint 10 and the skin surface (or tangential plane 25) of the top of the heel 12 is greater than 70°. Because of this near orthogonal relationship combined with the pivotal mounting of the strap 23, a comfortable and a safe fit of the foot 6 within the footwear 2 is provided.
  • the inner surface or apex of the heel strap 23 hugs the top of the heel 12 and thereby provides a comfortable fit.
  • the stiff heel restraint 10 may define a neck portion 30 about which it can pivot so that the centre of rotation is located proximal to the vamp 8.
  • the footwear 2 includes vamp means 32 (or an upper) for partially covering the instep of the foot 6.
  • the vamp means 32 includes two separated instep restraints 8a, 8b each extending from either side of the sole 2.
  • the rear instep restraint 8a is located distal from the toes of the foot 6 and includes instep biasing means 29 for biasing the rear instep restraint 8a to extend around the upper instep of the foot 6.
  • the rear instep restraint 8a is of similar construction to the heel restraint 10 described in detail above. Accordingly, the rear instep restraint 8a includes a rear instep strap 40.
  • the vamp means 32 further includes a pair of anchor tabs 34 extending from opposite sides of the sole 4 and to which the heel restraint 10 and rear instep restraint 32 are pivotally anchored.
  • the instep biasing means 29 includes a pair of torsional springs fast with respective anchor tabs 34.
  • the rear instep restraint 8a can be pivoted forward (from rear position R to forward position F) toward the toes of the foot 6 when the foot 6 is inserted into or removed from the footwear 2.
  • This compliance of the restraint 8a particularly facilitates insertion of the foot 6 into footwear 2 which includes orthotic (or orthopedic) soles.
  • the biasing means 29 pivots the restraint 8a rearward to position R once again and, together with the heel restraint 10, securely locks the foot 6 within the footwear 2.
  • the footwear 2 has a safety fit when the foot is restrained in use, so that movement of the foot 6 relative to the footwear 2 is minimized and the foot 6 is prevented from involuntarily slipping rearward from the footwear 2.
  • the front instep restraint 8b is located proximal to the toes of the foot 6 and includes a front instep strap extending directly from either side of the sole 4.
  • the biasing means for biasing the heel restraint 10 to extend around the upper heel of the foot 6, includes a pair of resilient stretchable (e.g. woven elastic) fabric portions 50 extending between the heel restraint 10 and the vamp 8.
  • the fabric portions 50 are located on respective sides of the footwear 2.
  • a fifth embodiment of the present invention is shown in Figure 10 where like reference numerals refer to like features previously described.
  • a limp waterproof heel cover 52 or fabric panel can extend between the heel restraint 10 and the sole 4.
  • the heel cover 52 is sewn about its periphery to the footwear 2.
  • the heel restraint 10 extends from the vamp 8.
  • the user can readily pivot the heel restraint 10 from the upper heel 12 and toward the sole 4 so that the foot can be slipped from the sandal 2.
  • the intersection point (and pivot axis 18) of the heel restraint 10 with the vamp 8 can be varied.
  • the vamp 8 was made from leather. Alternatively, the vamp 8 may be made from fabric or plastic. Similarly, in the first embodiment, the heel strap 20 was made from leather. Alternatively, the heel strap 20 may be made from fabric or plastic.
  • the biasing means included a pair of torsional springs 16a,b.
  • the biasing means may include only one of the springs 16.
  • the springs 16 may be made from rubber, plastic, metal or other suitable resiliently flexible material.
  • the first embodiment related to a sandal can be equally applied to other forms of footwear such as shoes, slippers, sandals, sport shoes, runners, mules, slides, scuffs, backless sandals, slip- ons, athletic shoes or similar.
  • the sole 4 was made from rubber. However, in alternative embodiments, the sole may be made from plastic or leather.
  • a gap 14 was formed between the heel restraint 10 and the heel 12. In an alternative embodiment, this gap 14 need not be formed.
  • the heel restraint 10 may be integrally formed from a resilient rubber strip or moulding, and therefore the biasing means may be integrally formed with the heel strap 23.
  • the biasing means can include a pair of neck (or narrowing) portions on either side of the heel restraint 10 about which the heel restraint 10 can pivot.
  • the rear instep restraint 8a may be integrally formed from a resilient rubber strip or moulding. Accordingly, the rear instep strap 40, instep biasing means 29 and anchor tabs 34 may be integrally formed.
  • the heel restraint 10 may be of similar construction to that previously described in the preceding paragraph and may be integrally formed with the rear instep restraint 8a.
  • the heel restraint 10 may be pivotally affixed to the vamp 8 using pins or rivets.
  • the footwear may or may not include a tongue.

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La présente invention concerne une chaussures. Cette chaussure comprend une semelle pour supporter le pied et un organe d'empeigne destiné à s'étendre depuis la semelle. Un dispositif de retenue du talon du pied s'étend de chaque côté de l'organe d'empeigne. Le dispositif de retenue de talon comprend des moyens de sollicitation pour solliciter le dispositif de retenue de talon, afin qu'il s'étende autour de la partie supérieure du talon du pied, de façon à empêcher le pied de glisser de la chaussure. Le dispositif de retenue de talon peut être déplacé du talon supérieur vers la semelle, de sorte que le pied puisse être glissé hors de la chaussure. Comparé aux autres chaussures connues, la chaussure selon la présente invention risque moins de provoquer une gêne, étant donné que le dispositif de retenue du talon s'étend depuis l'organe d'empeigne.
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