Smart insole special for golf
OwnerZining Wanginventor
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a smart insole special for golf, belonging to the technical field of insoles. The smart insole includes a toe portion and a heel portion; inside the toe portion and the heel portion is formed a communicated cavity, the toe portion is formed with a groove, inside which groove is formed a plurality of through holes, the through holes are communicated with the cavity, one end inside the cavity close to the heel portion has a top fixedly connected to a partition block, and the cavity has an area located at a bottom of the heel portion filled with a porous sponge. The present disclosure can be combined with different application scenarios, select different usage modes, and improve the comfort specifically.
Claims3
A smart insole special for golf, comprising a toe portion (1) and a heel portion (2), wherein inside the toe portion (1) and the heel portion (2) is formed a communicated cavity (3), the toe portion (1) is formed with a groove (11), inside said groove (11) is formed a plurality of through holes (12), the plurality of through holes (12) are communicated with the communicated cavity (3), one end inside the communicated cavity (3) close to the heel portion (2) has a top fixedly connected to a partition block (4), and the communicated cavity (3) has an area located at the heel portion (2) filled with a porous sponge (5);
- wherein inside the partition block (4) is formed an accommodation cavity (41);
- the accommodation cavity (41) is formed with a discharge hole (42) at a bottom of one end of the accommodation cavity (41) close to the heel portion (2), a plurality of support bars (43) are provided at intervals between the partition block (4) and the communicated cavity (3), and the discharge hole (42) is positioned above a channel between two adjacent support bars among the plurality of support bars (43);
- wherein the accommodation cavity (41) has the end close to the heel portion (2) provided with a curved bar (44).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.