Temperature-proof shoes

Boots – shoes – and leggings – Uppers – Linings

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36 14, 36 17R, 36 78, A43B 1304, A43B 1318, A43B 1500, A43B 2307

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047777400

ABSTRACT:
A temperature-proof shoe formed by adhering a hollowed shape forming guide plate, which is circumferentially larger than an insole board that is the same size as the bottom surface of a form block, to the underside of a closed cell polyurethane foam layer at the sole portion of a shoe, and tucking in a leather facing in a manner to wrap up the forming guide plate with it. Also, by a roll-in outstitching applied to the leather facing and the outer circumference of the forming guide plate protruding to the outside from the leather facing of the instep portion, the temperature-proof shoes are free from the intrusion of water, satisfactory in heat-retaining property and excellent in design.

REFERENCES:
patent: 536292 (1895-03-01), Pickering
patent: 2273977 (1942-02-01), Mitchell
patent: 3350795 (1967-11-01), Schlecht
patent: 4170802 (1979-10-01), Roy

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