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WO/2005/082016 |
The present invention relates generally to force detection in limbs, and more specifically to a device and method to provide feedback to a runner or jogger so that the person can judge whether to adjust his or her stride in order to less...
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WO/2005/082203 |
A carpet slide for use as a recreational entertainment device includes a first member having a predetermined shape and a predetermined size. The first member is formed from a flexible sheet of material having an upper surface and a botto...
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WO/2005/079478 |
An anti-slip overshoe includes a contoured outer band, a gripping pad disposed interior to the contoured outer band for providing traction, and a web structure connecting the gripping pad to the contoured outer band. The gripping pad can...
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WO/2005/079615 |
The present invention relates to shoes for diet. In details, a height of a front heel of shoes is higher than a height of a rear heel. When a user wears shoes and walks, the user can stand with only a front heel, so that a lot of support...
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WO/2005/079291 |
An alpine ski boot is provided that consists of a rigid sole and a shell-less substantially flexible upper portion that is attached to the sole. The upper portion is partially reinforced around the lower heel area by a semi-rigid plastic...
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WO/2005/079617 |
A buckle (1), particularly for locking toothed bands, with very simple release. The buckle comprises a supporting element (2) that forms a passage for the band (3) to be locked and supports a locking lever (6). The supporting element (2)...
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WO/2005/074736 |
A removable accessory (10) for a sports shoe (1), including releasably securable elastic means for snugly fitting said accessory to said shoe such that a ball contacting area (15) of the accessory (10) is in register with a ball contacti...
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WO/2005/074737 |
An article of footwear (10) for sand sports includes an outsole (24) and an upper (22) secured to the outsole. The upper has a first toe pocket (32) configured to receive a big toe of a user and a second toe pocket (34) configured to rec...
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WO/2005/075034 |
A skate (200) having a frame (226) adapted to support a plurality of wheels (228) and a base (214) disposed above the frame. The base includes a platform (280) having a longitudinal rail (282) with a plurality of locking detents (288), a...
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WO/2005/072546 |
A sandal and bootie combination is provided, where the bootie is adapted to be received within the sandal. The combination further includes a mechanism to secure the bootie to the sandal in the region of the toe, and more specifically a ...
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WO/2005/072208 |
Variable tension footwear lacing systems and methods permit and facilitate adjustment of selected zones by a user. In an embodiment, stop devices are used with a footwear lacing system to prevent opposing closure edges of a footwear arti...
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WO/2005/072547 |
The invention relates to a shoe provided with an interchangeable sole and characterised in that it comprises an elevated flange (5) arranged on the longitudinal edge between the front (1') and rear (1'') ends thereof and said interchange...
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WO/2005/070245 |
The invention involves the ski boot volume control sole plate shaped in the way to provide for easy variation of the ski boot volume control. Upon insertion of the sole plate invoked in this invention, the ski boot volume depends on the ...
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WO/2005/065477 |
A wearable device for cyclists comprising: an upper shell (61), for application to at least one instep region of a foot or of a shoe; a lower shell (62), for application to at least one region of the foot or of the shoe that lies substan...
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WO/2005/065784 |
An apparatus for use in exercising in water, preferably deep water running, includes a shoe that is configured to be worn by the user. The shoe includes a plurality of drag-generating elements attached to and extending from each side of ...
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WO/2005/066250 |
The invention relates to a method for the production of shoes, wherein the shoe shaft is connected in an adhesive manner to a sole based on expandable thermoplastic polyurethane. The invention is characterised in that the expandable ther...
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WO/2005/060779 |
Disclosed are an insole assembly for increasing the weight of a footwear and a heavy footwear having an outsole and/or a midsole made of a high specific gravity compressed resin to enhance exercise effect. The insole assembly (100, 200) ...
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WO/2005/058084 |
Multifunctional telemark boot (10) comprising a shell (2); a sole (13) which is integral with the shell (2) , and which is made up of a heel portion (4) and a toe portion (5); and a flexible articulation (7) which is part of the shell (2...
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WO/2005/056669 |
Disclosed are articles of manufacture comprising ionomeric copolymers blended with organic acids or salts thereof that have a unique combination of high stiffness and resilience. Articles of manufacture according the invention include, w...
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WO/2005/055754 |
A midsole insert (100) for use with a shoe is provided. The midsole insert includes a heel portion (150), a midfoot portion (160), and a forefoot portion (170), and a plurality of grid systems located on the midsole insert, where each gr...
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WO/2005/053802 |
The invention relates to the combination of ski boots of different sizes and skis provided with mounted fixations consisting of front and rear jaws. The ski boots are embodied in at least two types (1, 1', 1'') which differ from each oth...
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WO/2005/048761 |
A braking member attachable to a sledder's boot is provided. The braking member includes a braking surface that is oriented at a specific ranges of angles with respect to the boot. In use, the braking surface engages the snow like an anc...
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WO/2005/044401 |
The inventive sportsmen's training device comprises an energy collecting unit in the form of an elastic bent plate (4) which is embodied in such a way that the free ends and the gap between the branches thereof and a flexible coupling (5...
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WO/2005/044038 |
The present invention relates to health shoes and, more particularly, health shoes not only used for lower body muscle power strengthening exercises but also used as everyday shoes by having excellent fitness due to its flexibility and e...
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WO/2005/044036 |
A shoe (1) in which at least a portion of upper (1a) includes gripping areas (4, 5) resulting from the presence of a coating, said coating providing a dry coefficient of friction exceeding that of a standard athletic leather according to...
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WO/2005/044405 |
This invention relates to roller-skates/sneakers with two pairs of separable wheels, by which the problem of their alternate adjusting for walking or rollerskating is solved, and which are at the same time practical, maneuverable, safe...
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WO/2005/039342 |
The invention relates to an insole for a sports shoe. According to the invention, part (6) of the insole is connected to the sports shoe in a fixed manner, while another part (5) of the insole is pivotable positioned in the sports shoe. ...
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WO/2005/037003 |
A footwear capable of reinforcing or improving the exercise capacity mainly of a leg part and preventing body functions from being lowered by eccentric center of gravity. The sole (12) of shoes (10) is formed such that the root portion o...
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WO/2005/037001 |
The present invention aims to provide incremental automotive transportation to a person wearing a pair of identical motorized shoes. Each shoe houses in its sole an assembly of electrically powered set of wheels clasped over longitudinal...
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WO/2005/034669 |
Footwear, such as sandals (10) has soles (11) with shapes replicating surfboard designs, such as 'pintail', 'swallow tail' and 'square tail' and may incorporate leg ropes (16), stringers (620), hips or flyers (430, 431), raised heel grip...
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WO/2005/029992 |
Multifunctional Telemark boot (1) suitable for permitting a bending action in correspondence with an articulation of the metatarsus phalange of the foot, the boot (1) being provided with a containing hull (2) for the foot, and with a fle...
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WO/2005/025841 |
An article of footwear comprising a molded unitary support structure preferably constructed of substantially continuous fibers aligned in one or more defined orientations disposed within a harden resin matrix and methods of manufacturing...
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WO/2005/025360 |
A reduced abrasion shoe (100, 200, 300). The reduced abrasion shoe comprises stategically removing seams from the interior of the shoe. In particular, the tongue (112) is attached to the exterior surface of the upper (108). A full liner ...
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WO/2005/025974 |
A pedal fast-fit coupling adjusting device (1) having a flat reference plate (3) with a central through opening (5); a cleat platform (4) located on top of the flat reference plate (3), at the through opening (5), and hinged to the body ...
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WO/2005/023037 |
The invention relates to a ski boot, in particular a foamed ski boot comprising an inner boot (2) that is located in an outer shell (1) and a covering (8) that is applied to the inner face of the sole (7) of the inner boot (2) or on the ...
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WO/2005/020736 |
An air supply device of a wheel-mounted shoe which can supply ambient air into the interior of the shoe by continuously suck the ambient air in by use of the rotating force of the frictional roller interposed between adjacent ones of the...
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WO/2005/018362 |
An appartus (1,2,3,4)that is to be temporarily attached to the soles of ski boots,whenever the wearer is not attached to skis and desires the ability to comfortably walk or desires protection for the sole of the ski boots.The preferred e...
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WO/2005/018361 |
An improved cleat for an athletic shoe provides for: enhanced strength and wear-resistance for the cleat traction element; and/or prevention of grass, mud and other debris from agglomerating and clogging the cleat. A resiliently flexible...
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WO/2005/016049 |
A soccer shoe includes an upper and a cleat assembly coupled to the upper. The cleat assembly further includes a medial support bar located on the medial side and a lateral support bar located on the lateral side. A portion of the cleat ...
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WO/2005/016048 |
An athletic shoe having a sole extension (20) extending substantially from the bottom sole to substantially overlap front portions of the shoe sidewalls including the toe enclosing portion (15), towards and closely adjacent the lacing ar...
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WO/2005/013744 |
The invention relates to a footwear article (1), for practicing a sport, in particular, motorcycling, comprising a rigid body (2), for housing the foot of a user, running in an extension direction (8), a rigid upper (4), for housing the ...
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WO/2005/013742 |
The invention relates to a sports shoe, especially for doing winter sports. Said shoe comprises a sole which is flexible in the metatarsal area and a shell, and can be individually adjusted in terms of its interface behavior between huma...
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WO/2005/014268 |
An article of footwear (10) having an upper (20) and a sole structure (30) secured to the upper. At least a portion of the upper includes a substrate layer (41) and a polymer layer (42). The substrate layer is formed of an air-permeable ...
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WO/2005/013741 |
The invention relates to a shoe which is intended for sports activities on sand or soft surfaces. The inventive shoe is comfortable, light and adapts perfectly to the anatomy of the foot and ankle. Moreover, the shoe is made from breatha...
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WO/2005/011419 |
This invention is a full energy return shoe. It comprises various embodiments of a 'full energy return' linkage attached to upper and lower sole plates along their full lengths. This linkage constrains relative motion of the upper and lo...
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WO/2005/011424 |
A shoe (400) having a canopy (416) and laterally mounted tightening apparatus (426).
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WO/2005/006902 |
The invention is a pointe shoe (91) for ballet. It has a rigid mid-foot section (32, 34) and a rigid toe loop (29) connected by a transverse axis joint (28) located at the metatarsal-phalange joint (M-P). With the foot in Pointe position...
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WO/2005/004656 |
The application relates to a sole (20) for footwear (10) which has a toe part (70) being made of a substantially inflexible material, a ball part (80) being made of a flexible material, and an instep-heel part (90) being made of a substa...
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WO/2005/000049 |
Disclosed herein is a foot protection device adapted to protect feet when training and playing fighting games. The device includes an exterior cover (100). The exterior cover has an opening (10), an anterior hole (20) and a posterior hol...
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WO/2004/110197 |
Disclosed is a footwear lacing system comprising a lace (23) attached to a tightening mechanism (25). The lace extends through a series of guide members (50, 52) positioned along two opposing footwear closure portions. The lace and guide...
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