Shoe sole, and shoe provided with shoe sole
AssigneeAsics Corporation
InventorHisanori Fujita
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Abstract
A shoe sole, to which an upper member is joined, the shoe sole including a bottom receiving part corresponding to a bottom of the upper member, and a rising part that is formed to rise upwardly from an upper side of the bottom receiving part so as to cover an outer surface of a side of the upper member, wherein the bottom receiving part is formed with vent grooves each recessed in a thickness direction from the upper surface of the bottom receiving part, wherein the rising part is formed with vent holes each penetrating therethrough in a thickness direction of the rising part, and wherein the vent hole is formed to have a vertically elongated shape extending from an upper end side to a lower end side of the rising part, and to be in communication with the vent groove.
Claims6
A shoe sole, to which an upper member is joined,
- the shoe sole comprising a bottom receiving part, to which the upper member is directly or indirectly layered, and a rising part that is formed to rise upwardly from an upper side of the bottom receiving part so as to cover an outer surface of the side of the upper member,
- wherein the bottom receiving part is formed with at least one vent groove that is recessed in a thickness direction from the upper surface of the bottom receiving part,
- wherein the rising part is formed with at least one vent hole that penetrates therethrough in a shoe width direction of the shoe sole,
- wherein the vent hole is formed to have a vertically elongated shape extending from an upper end side to a lower end side of the rising part, and to be in communication with the vent groove,
- wherein the rising part has an inner surface comprising a joining surface, to which the upper member is joined, and a non-contact surface configured to be in non-contact with the upper member, and
- wherein the inner surface of the rising part is stepwisely formed so that the joining surface protrudes more on the medial side in the shoe width direction than the non-contact surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.