Valveless ventilating arrangement for a shoe and method

Boots – shoes – and leggings – Boots and shoes – Ventilated

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36 3R, A43B 706

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052823245

ABSTRACT:
A shoe is efficiently ventilated by forcing a low volume of primary air through a plurality of throttle orifices at high velocity downstream of a passage formed in a sole. A low pressure area is created within the passage. A high volume of stale secondary air from the shoe interior is accelerated into the low pressure area. The secondary air is entrained by the primary air and together form a combined jet-like air stream that is forcefully ejected from the shoe.

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