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US 11,992,088 B2Granted
Breathable ergonomic shoe insole
OwnerChadrian T. Johnsoninventor
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Abstract
A breathable ergonomic insole for use with a high-heeled shoe includes: an upper layer; an insole body; a plurality of raised support structures, including front, central, and rear support structures; a plurality of perforation assemblies, each comprising a plurality of perforation apertures; front and rear grip patterns; a central grip pattern comprising a plurality of hexagonal indentations, for which a subset is penetrated by a corresponding perforation assembly.
Claims20
An insole, comprising:
- a) an insole body;
- and
- b) a plurality of raised support structures, comprising:
- a front support structure, which is mounted on a front portion of a top surface of the insole body;
- and
- a central support structure, which is mounted on an inner central portion of the top surface of the insole body;
- wherein the front support structure is raised up to 3-5 mm above the top surface of the insole body;
- wherein the central support structure is raised up to 2-4 mm above the top surface of the insole body;
- and
- wherein a maximal height of the front support structure is 0.5-2 mm higher than a maximal height of the central support structure.
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An insole, comprising:
- a) an insole body;
- and
- b) a plurality of raised support structures, comprising:
- a front support structure, which is mounted on a front portion of a top surface of the insole body;
- and
- a central support structure, which is mounted on an inner central portion of the top surface of the insole body;
- wherein the insole body further comprises:
- a plurality of perforation assemblies, which are positioned to an outer side of the central support structure, and posterior to the central support structure, such that the perforation assemblies are not covered by a support structure;
- wherein each perforation assembly in the plurality of perforation assemblies comprises:
- a plurality of perforation apertures, which each penetrate through the insole body from a top surface of the insole body to a bottom surface of the insole body;
- wherein a bottom of the insole body further comprises:
- a central grip pattern, which is positioned on a central portion of a bottom of the insole body;
- wherein the central grip pattern comprises:
- a plurality of indentations, which each comprises a bottom surface;
- wherein the bottom surface of a subset of the indentations is penetrated by a corresponding plurality of perforation apertures of a corresponding perforation assembly in the plurality of perforation assemblies.
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An insole, comprising:
- an insole body;
- and
- at least one raised support structure, comprising:
- a front support structure, which is mounted on a front portion of a top surface of the insole body;
- and
- wherein the insole body further comprises:
- a plurality of perforation assemblies, which are positioned below the front support structure, such that the perforation assemblies are not covered by a support structure;
- wherein each perforation assembly in the plurality of perforation assemblies comprises a plurality of perforation apertures, which each penetrate through the insole body from a top surface of the insole body to a bottom surface of the insole body;
- wherein a bottom of the insole body further comprises:
- a central grip pattern, which is positioned on a central portion of a bottom of the insole body;
- wherein the central grip pattern comprises:
- a plurality of indentations, which each comprises a bottom surface;
- wherein the bottom surface of a subset of the indentations is penetrated by a corresponding plurality of perforation apertures of a corresponding perforation assembly in the plurality of perforation assemblies.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.