Interchangable shoe heel
OwnerKatrin Leiberinventor
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Abstract
An interchangeable shoe heel for a shoe having a shoe body with a heel part, the heel part having a metal rod extending over at least half the length of the shoe heel, and connected to the heel part, the rod protruding with its free end from the heel part. The shoe heel has a first part having an upper recess into which the rod engages with its free end and/or the heel part. The upper recess has a support surface, e.g., a collar or base wall, on its inner wall, on which the rod or a support area of the heel part is supported in the axial direction of the rod. A heel tip is arranged on the lower end of the first part, and the first part is covered by and connected to an encasing wall, extending from the heel tip up to the shoe body.
Claims19
An interchangeable shoe heel system, including:
- a first shoe heel part configured to be moulded or attached to a shoe body of a shoe, the first shoe heel part including a metal rod extending over at least half of a length of the interchangeable shoe heel system, wherein a free end of the metal rod protrudes from the first shoe heel part;
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- an interchangeable second shoe heel part, including:
- a first portion having an upper recess into which the free end of the metal rod engages and/or wherein the upper recess engages with some other portion of the first shoe heel part, wherein the upper recess has a support surface in the form of a collar or base wall on an inner wall of the upper recess, which supports the rod or supports a support surface of the first shoe heel part,
- a heel tip arranged on a lower end of the first portion, and
- an encasing wall, encasing the first portion and connecting to the first portion,
- wherein the encasing wall extends from the heel tip up to the shoe body.
An interchangeable shoe heel system, including:
- a first shoe heel part configured to be moulded or attached to a shoe body of a shoe, the first shoe heel part including a metal rod extending over at least half of a length of the interchangeable shoe heel system, wherein a free end of the metal rod protrudes from the first shoe heel part;
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- an interchangeable second shoe heel part, including:
- a first portion having an upper recess into which the free end of the metal rod engages and/or wherein the upper recess engages with some other portion of the first shoe heel part, wherein the upper recess has a support surface in the form of a collar or base wall on an inner wall of the upper recess, which supports the rod or supports a support surface of the first shoe heel part,
- a heel tip arranged on a lower end of the first portion, and
- an encasing wall covering and connecting to the first portion,
- wherein the encasing wall extends from the heel tip up to the shoe body, and
- wherein the first portion further includes a metal sleeve, wherein the metal sleeve has an upper face that forms a supporting surface for the support surface of the first shoe heel part, and wherein the sleeve forms the upper recess for the rod.
A shoe including:
- a shoe body;
- a heel part that is moulded or attached to the shoe body, wherein the heel part has a metal rod that is connected to the heel part, wherein the rod protrudes with a free end from the heel part;
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- an interchangeable shoe heel including:
- a first part having an upper recess into which the free end of the rod of the heel part of the shoe body engages, and/or the first part engages with some other portion of the heel part of the shoe body, wherein the upper recess has a support surface in the form of a collar or base wall on an inner wall of the upper recess, which supports the rod in an axial direction of the rod or supports a support surface of the heel part,
- a heel tip arranged on the lower end of the first part, and
- an encasing wall encasing the first part and connecting to the first part,
- wherein the encasing wall extends from the heel tip up to the shoe body.
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