Shoe structure

Details Shoe structure Shoe structure

1988-04-08

1989-06-06

Watkins, Donald

Boots, shoes, and leggings

Interfitted sole and heel

36108, A43B 1340, A43B 1314

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048358843

ABSTRACT:
A shoe structure which provides a comfortable, lightweight, strong and stable support structure which provides cushioning and shock absorption in the heel and a smooth transition from the midfoot to the forefoot for a high heel shoe. The shoe structure comprises a molded shank member having a midfoot portion and a heel portion having an integrally formed basket for receiving a heel pad, a shank stiffener embedded in the shank member, and an insole board having a forefoot portion and a midfoot portion, the midfoot portion having upper and lower layers between which the midfoot portion of the molded shank member is enclosed.

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