EP1308104A2 - Lacing system for inner-boot - Google Patents
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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
- A43B5/0405—Linings, paddings or insertions; Inner boots
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43C—FASTENINGS OR ATTACHMENTS OF FOOTWEAR; LACES IN GENERAL
- A43C1/00—Shoe lacing fastenings
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- 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
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- the present invention relates to a lacing system for boot slippers of sliding sport, such as skiing, surfing or skating, comprising at least one lace at a strand passing passers distributed on each side of the slipper and allowing tightening slipper by tensioning said lace.
- the present invention also relates to a slipper having a lacing system according to the invention and a gliding sport shoe combined with such a shoe.
- Lacing systems are known in the state of the art.
- the patent application FR 2 742 969 shows an inner shoe for athletic shoe having a sole and a rod having a clamping means for clamping the slipper on the foot.
- the sole and the rod are made of low-grade materials resistance to tensile stresses and the clamping means surrounds at least a part of the slipper being disposed on the outside thereof.
- the means of tightening surrounding the liner is formed by several straps that allow to distribute evenly the clamping force around the foot.
- Each strap has two ends with a passer through with a lace and the setting in tension of the lace brings closer said ends of the straps towards each other.
- Each strap is attached to the slipper by a retaining means, such as a rivet.
- the disadvantage of this system is that, as the straps completely surround the shoe, the tightening will result in a local deformation of the slipper especially in the lower part of the stem around the foot of the user which is unpleasant, even painful.
- the straps having a determined width, they will create by tightening zones reduced pressure on the user's leg and foot which also becomes painful in the long run and may interfere with good blood circulation.
- UK Patent Application 2,113,071 shows an orthopedic boot comprising several adjustable straps surrounding the user's foot and ankle.
- Patent applications FR 2,615,074, 2,688,121 and 2,692,450 still describe other special lacing systems for sports shoes.
- the object of the invention is to improve known lacing systems.
- the invention proposes a simple, efficient lacing system which allows optimal tightening of the slipper without hard spot on the user's foot and all by better wrapping the foot which improves the guidance.
- the lacing system is characterized in that it comprises at least one flap with two ends, one end of which is attached to one side of the slipper and the other end has a loop passing through said lace, so that the tension of the lace pulls said flap towards the opposite side of the shoe to that on which it is fixed.
- the slipper 1 comprises a sole 2 and a rod 3 with a high part of the rod 3a for surrounding the bottom of the leg of the user.
- the slipper features a lace 4 crossing passers 5, 6, 7 and 8 distributed on each side of the upper part 3a of the stem. In order not to form hard points on this upper part and for the reinforce, one can provide reinforcements 9, 10 attached to said upper portion 3a.
- each flap has a free end 11a, 12a, which is not attached to the boot 1 and which is extended by a strap 13, 14.
- the strap 14 has at its end remote from the flap 12 a passer 15 which is crossed by the lace 4.
- the strap 14 passes through a loop attached to the shoe 1 and returns to the front of the instep area.
- the unrepresented side of the slipper is perfectly symmetrical with a loop 17 on the strap 13 and has a loop similar to the loop 16 to allow the return of the strap on the front of the liner.
- the lace 4 successively crosses the loop 8 attached to the liner, then the passer 6 placed on the other side of the upper part 3a of the boot 1, and finally the passer 17 of the end free of the strap 13 attached to the flap 11.
- the lace then crosses in front of the bootie, in an area located on the front of the user's ankle and then passes through the passer 15 of the strap 14 attached to the flap 12, the passer 7 and returns to the other side of the liner to cross the passer 5 attached to the shoe 1.
- the second embodiment of the slipper lacing system is described with reference in Figure 2.
- the boot 20 comprises a sole 21 and a rod 22 with a portion high 22a.
- the system further comprises a one-strand lace 23 which passes through passers-by 24, 25 and 26 fixed on the stem of the liner.
- the non-visible side in Figure 2 of slipper 20 has passers-by similar to passers-by 24 to 26 shown in this figure 2.
- the liner 20 further comprises two flaps 27 and 28 which are attached on each side of the upper 22 of the boot 20, preferably at the sole 21.
- the free end of the flap 28a which is not attached to the boot 20, comprises a passer 29 through which the lace 23 passes.
- lace 23 passes successively in a first passer (not shown) which is at the same height as the passer 24, but on the non-visible side of the shoe, then it passes on the front of the slipper, in the area corresponding approximately to the ankle, through passing 25, then down into pass 26, back to the front of the liner to cross the loop 29 attached to the free end 28a of the flap 28.
- the lace then surrounds the slipper approximately horizontally behind the boot 20, above the heel of the user.
- the lace then returns to the side not shown in Figure 2, through a passer similar to the passer 29 but attached to the flap 27, then it descends to cross a passerby similar to the passer 26, located in the same area of the shoe 20, but the non-visible side in Figure 2, and then goes up through a passer-by at the same height as passer 25 and returns to the in front of slipper 20 to cross the passer 24 and thus finish his course around slipper.
- the tensioning of the lace 23 therefore causes traction on the flaps 27, 28 and drives the passer 29 (and its equivalent on the flap 27) towards the passerby 26 which is fixed relative to the boot 20 and which tightens the instep area of the slipper 20 around the user's foot.
- the lace 4 When the liner 1 is to be removed, the lace 4 is released and by pulling up the loosening strap 30, the user gives from the slack to the lace 4 in the zone between the two loops 15 and 17 which facilitates the loosening of the straps 13 and 14 of each flap 11 and 12, and, consequently, makes the loosening the bootie easier.
- the number of passers-by distributed along the tongue 31 can of course be less than or greater than three.
- the system is of course not limited to the number of passersby shown in both modes described: it is possible to increase or decrease the number of passers-by spread over the slipper, especially those on the upper part of the slipper of Figure 1.
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Abstract
Description
La présente invention concerne un système de laçage pour chausson de chaussure de sport de glisse, comme le ski, le surf ou le patinage, comprenant au moins un lacet à un brin traversant des passants répartis de chaque côté du chausson et permettant le serrage du chausson par mise en tension dudit lacet.The present invention relates to a lacing system for boot slippers of sliding sport, such as skiing, surfing or skating, comprising at least one lace at a strand passing passers distributed on each side of the slipper and allowing tightening slipper by tensioning said lace.
La présente invention concerne également un chausson ayant un système de laçage selon l'invention et une chaussure de sport de glisse combinée à un tel chausson.The present invention also relates to a slipper having a lacing system according to the invention and a gliding sport shoe combined with such a shoe.
Des systèmes de laçage sont connus dans l'état de la technique. La demande de brevet
FR 2 742 969, par exemple, montre un chausson interne pour chaussure de sport ayant
une semelle et une tige comportant un moyen de serrage permettant de serrer le
chausson sur le pied. La semelle et la tige sont réalisées avec des matériaux à faible
résistance aux efforts de traction et le moyen de serrage entoure une partie au moins du
chausson en étant disposé à l'extérieur de celui-ci. Plus particulièrement, le moyen de
serrage entourant le chausson est formé par plusieurs sangles qui permettent de répartir
uniformément l'effort de serrage autour du pied. Chaque sangle possède deux extrémités
avec un passant traversé par un lacet et la mise en tension du lacet rapproche lesdites
extrémités des sangles les unes vers les autres. Chaque sangle est attachée au chausson
par un moyen de retenue, comme un rivet. L'inconvénient de ce système est que, comme
les sangles entourent entièrement le chausson, le serrage aura pour conséquence une
déformation locale du chausson en particulier dans la partie basse de la tige autour du
pied de l'utilisateur ce qui se révèle désagréable, voire même douloureux.Lacing systems are known in the state of the art. The
De plus, les sangles ayant une largeur déterminée, elles vont créer par serrage des zones réduites de pression sur la jambe et le pied de l'utilisateur ce qui devient également douloureux à la longue et peut nuire à une bonne circulation sanguine.In addition, the straps having a determined width, they will create by tightening zones reduced pressure on the user's leg and foot which also becomes painful in the long run and may interfere with good blood circulation.
La demande de brevet UK 2 113 071 montre une botte orthopédique comprenant plusieurs sangles réglables entourant le pied et la cheville de l'utilisateur. UK Patent Application 2,113,071 shows an orthopedic boot comprising several adjustable straps surrounding the user's foot and ankle.
Les demandes de brevet FR 2 615 074, 2 688 121 et 2 692 450 décrivent encore d'autres systèmes de laçage particuliers pour chaussure de sport.Patent applications FR 2,615,074, 2,688,121 and 2,692,450 still describe other special lacing systems for sports shoes.
Le but de l'invention est d'améliorer les systèmes de laçage connus.The object of the invention is to improve known lacing systems.
Plus particulièrement, l'invention propose un système de laçage simple, efficace qui permet un serrage optimal du chausson sans point dur sur le pied de l'utilisateur et tout en enveloppant mieux le pied ce qui améliore le guidage.More particularly, the invention proposes a simple, efficient lacing system which allows optimal tightening of the slipper without hard spot on the user's foot and all by better wrapping the foot which improves the guidance.
Le système de laçage est caractérisé en ce qu'il comprend au moins un rabat avec deux extrémités, dont l'une des extrémités est attachée sur un côté du chausson et l'autre extrémité présente un passant traversé par ledit lacet, de telle façon que la mise en tension du lacet tire ledit rabat en direction du côté opposé du chausson à celui sur lequel il est fixé.The lacing system is characterized in that it comprises at least one flap with two ends, one end of which is attached to one side of the slipper and the other end has a loop passing through said lace, so that the tension of the lace pulls said flap towards the opposite side of the shoe to that on which it is fixed.
L'invention sera mieux comprise par la description détaillée de deux modes d'exécution
de celle-ci.
Le premier mode d'exécution de l'invention est décrit en référence à la figure 1. Dans
cette figure, le chausson 1 comporte une semelle 2 et une tige 3 avec une partie haute de
la tige 3a destinée à entourer le bas de la jambe de l'utilisateur. Le chausson comporte
un lacet 4 traversant des passants 5, 6, 7 et 8 répartis de chaque côté de la partie haute
3a de la tige. Afin de ne pas former de points durs sur cette partie haute et pour la
renforcer, on peut prévoir des renforts 9, 10 attachés à ladite partie haute 3a. The first embodiment of the invention is described with reference to FIG.
this figure, the slipper 1 comprises a sole 2 and a
Dans la partie de la tige 3b située dans la zone du cou-de-pied de l'utilisateur, on trouve
deux rabats 11 et 12 qui sont attachés de chaque côté du chausson 1 sur la tige 3, de
préférence au niveau de la semelle 2. L'attachement peut être réalisé par collage, couture
ou tout autre moyen équivalent. Chaque rabat comporte une extrémité libre 11a, 12a,
qui n'est pas attachée au chausson 1 et qui est prolongée par une sangle 13, 14. La
sangle 14 comporte à son extrémité éloignée du rabat 12 un passant 15 qui est traversé
par le lacet 4. De plus la sangle 14 passe au travers d'une boucle attachée au chausson 1
et revient sur le devant de la zone du cou-de-pied. Le côté non-représenté du chausson
est parfaitement symétrique avec un passant 17 sur la sangle 13 et comporte une boucle
similaire à la boucle 16 pour permettre le retour de la sangle sur le devant du chausson.In the part of the
Le lacet 4 traverse successivement le passant 8 fixé au chausson, puis le passant 6 placé
de l'autre côté de la partie haute 3a du chausson 1, et enfin le passant 17 de l'extrémité
libre de la sangle 13 attachée au rabat 11. Le lacet croise ensuite devant le chausson,
dans une zone située sur l'avant de la cheville de l'utilisateur, puis traverse le passant 15
de la sangle 14 attachée au rabat 12, le passant 7 et revient sur l'autre côté du chausson
pour traverser le passant 5 fixé au chausson 1.The
Ainsi, par mise en tension du lacet 4, les passants 15 et 17 se rapprochent l'un de l'autre
ce qui a pour effet de tendre les sangles 13 et 14, cet effet se traduisant par un
resserrement de la zone du cou-de-pied par le glissement des deux rabats 11, 12 l'un sur
l'autre. En conséquence, le chausson est comprimé autour du pied de l'utilisateur, sans
point dur grâce aux rabats 11 et 12 en même temps que la partie haute 3a est serrée
autour de la cheville et de la jambe de l'utilisateur.Thus, by tensioning the
Le deuxième mode d'exécution du système de laçage de chausson est décrit en référence
à la figure 2. Le chausson 20 comprend une semelle 21 et une tige 22 avec une partie
haute 22a. Le système comprend en outre un lacet à un brin 23 qui traverse des passants
24, 25 et 26 fixés sur la tige du chausson. Le côté non-visible sur la figure 2 du
chausson 20 comporte des passants similaires aux passants 24 à 26 représentés dans
cette figure 2. Le chausson 20 comprend en outre deux rabats 27 et 28 qui sont attachés
de chaque côté de la tige 22 du chausson 20, de préférence au niveau de la semelle 21. The second embodiment of the slipper lacing system is described with reference
in Figure 2. The
Cette fixation des rabats peut être effectuée par couture, collage ou tout autre moyen
équivalent. L'extrémité libre du rabat 28a, qui n'est pas attachée au chausson 20,
comporte un passant 29 traversé par le lacet 23. Comme on le voit sur la figure 2, le
lacet 23 passe successivement dans un premier passant (non-représenté) qui est à la
même hauteur que le passant 24, mais sur le côté non-visible du chausson, puis il passe
sur le devant du chausson, dans la zone correspondant approximativement à la cheville,
à travers le passant 25, descend ensuite dans le passant 26, remonte en direction de
l'avant du chausson pour traverser le passant 29 attaché à l'extrémité libre 28a du rabat
28. Le lacet entoure ensuite le chausson approximativement horizontalement en passant
derrière le chausson 20, au-dessus du talon de l'utilisateur. Le lacet revient alors sur le
côté non représenté sur la figure 2, traverse un passant similaire au passant 29 mais
attaché au rabat 27, puis il descend pour traverser un passant similaire au passant 26,
situé dans la même zone du chausson 20, mais du côté non-visible sur la figure 2, puis
remonte à travers un passant situé à la même hauteur que le passant 25 et revient sur le
devant du chausson 20 pour traverser le passant 24 et ainsi terminer son parcours autour
du chausson.This fixation of the flaps can be done by sewing, gluing or any other means
equivalent. The free end of the
La mise en tension du lacet 23 provoque par conséquent une traction sur les rabats 27,
28 et entraíne le passant 29 (et son équivalent sur le rabat 27) en direction du passant 26
qui est fixe par rapport au chausson 20 et ce qui resserre la zone du cou-de-pied du
chausson 20 autour du pied de l'utilisateur.The tensioning of the
Selon un mode d'exécution particulier, on peut ajouter des moyens de desserrage du
chausson facilitant ledit desserrage. Ces moyens sont pratiques notamment dans le cas
de l'exécution de chausson représenté dans la figure 1. Ces moyens sont formés au
moins par une sangle de desserrage 30, qui peut être guidée le long de la languette 31 du
chausson 1 par des passants 32, 33 et 34 répartis le long de ladite languette 31.
L'extrémité inférieure de la sangle de desserrage 30 forme un passant ou comprend un
passant 35 qui est traversé par le lacet 4. Quand le chausson 1 doit être enlevé, le lacet 4
est relâché et par traction vers le haut de la sangle de desserrage 30, l'utilisateur donne
du mou au lacet 4 dans la zone comprise entre les deux passants 15 et 17 ce qui facilite
le relâchement des sangles 13 et 14 de chaque rabat 11 et 12, et, par conséquent, rend le
déchaussage du chausson plus facile. Le nombre de passants répartis le long de la
languette 31 peut bien sûr être inférieur ou supérieur à trois. Dans une autre variante, on
peut supprimer les passants 32 à 34 et faire passer la sangle de desserrage 30 à
l'intérieur de la languette 31, tout en prévoyant deux ouvertures dans ladite languette 31
afin que la partie inférieure de la sangle de desserrage 30 puisse être lié au lacet 4 et la
partie supérieure de la sangle de desserrage 30 puisse être tirée pour faciliter le
desserrage du chausson 1.According to a particular embodiment, it is possible to add means for loosening the
slipper facilitating said loosening. These means are practical especially in the case
of the slipper execution shown in Figure 1. These means are formed in
less by a loosening
Le système n'est bien sûr pas limité au nombre de passants montré dans les deux modes d'exécution décrits: il est possible d'augmenter ou de diminuer le nombre de passants répartis sur le chausson, en particulier ceux qui se trouvent sur la partie haute du chausson de la figure 1.The system is of course not limited to the number of passersby shown in both modes described: it is possible to increase or decrease the number of passers-by spread over the slipper, especially those on the upper part of the slipper of Figure 1.
L'on peut également imaginer de placer non seulement un ou plusieurs rabats dans la zone correspondant au cou-de-pied du chausson mais aussi autour de celle correspondant à la cheville ou encore au bas de la jambe de l'utilisateur.One can also imagine placing not only one or more flaps in the area corresponding to the instep of the slipper but also around that corresponding to the ankle or the lower leg of the user.
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