Shock-absorbing shoe using spring
OwnerGi Yeon Kiminventor
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Abstract
A shock-absorbing shoe using a spring, comprising: a spring for absorbing shock by providing an elastic force; an outsole which constitutes the bottommost sole of a shoe; an upper sole which is fixed to the top of the outsole, has a gap between the heel part thereof and the heel part of the outsole so as to provide a space in which the spring is provided, and is lowed by the weight of a user or raised by the elastic force of the spring; a lower spring seat which is formed on the upper surface of the outsole and supports the lower end part of the spring; an upper spring seat which is formed below the bottom of the upper sole and supports the upper end part of the spring; and a raising and lowering guide for guiding the lowering and raising of the upper sole straightly.
Claims4
A shock-absorbing shoe using a spring, the shock-absorbing shoe comprising:
- a spring configured to provide elastic force to absorb a shock;
- an outsole forming a sole of the shoe;
- an upper sole fixed to a top of the outsole and spaced apart from a heel of the outsole to provide a space for installation of the spring, the upper sole descending by a load or ascending by the elastic force of the spring;
- a lower spring seat formed on a top surface of the outsole to support a lower end of the spring;
- an upper spring seat formed on a bottom surface of the upper sole to support an upper end of the spring;
- an ascent/descent guider configured to rectilinearly guide an ascent/descent of the upper sole;
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- an elastic adjuster provided to at least one of the lower spring seat and the upper spring seat to adjust the elastic force of the spring,
- wherein a screw thread is formed on an outer circumferential surface of each of the lower spring seat and the upper spring seat, and
- wherein the elastic adjuster comprises a seat cap screwed to the screw thread of the lower spring seat or the upper spring seat to face an end of the spring while covering the lower spring seat or the upper spring seat such that the seat cap is configured to compress the spring through forward rotation or release the spring through reverse rotation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.