Insole for golf shoes
OwnerSo Hee Kim, Byoung Jun Seo +2inventors
InventorsSo Hee Kim, Byoung Jun Seo, Ju Young Kim, Young Jin Kim
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Abstract
An insole for golf shoes may be inserted into the inside of a golf shoe to support the sole of a wearer's foot. The insole includes: a main body on which sole of foot is seated; a first cushion portion which is provided on the main body and supports a portion of a front portion of the foot; and a second cushion portion which is provided on the main body, supports the remaining portion of the front portion of the foot, is formed in an area of a part where a little toe is seated, and supports a side of the front portion of the foot.
Claims2
An insole for golf shoes, the insole comprising:
- a main body configured to support a sole of a foot comprising a forefoot;
- a first cushion portion which is provided on the main body and configured to support a portion of the forefoot;
- a second cushion portion which is provided on the main body, configured to support the remaining portion of the forefoot, is disposed in a region corresponding to a location where a little toe is seated, and is configured to support a lateral side of the forefoot;
- a third cushion portion which is provided on the main body and configured to support a rear portion of the foot;
- wherein the main body comprises:
- a surface layer configured to support the sole of the foot;
- an intermediate layer disposed under the surface layer;
- a bottom layer disposed under the intermediate layer and including the first cushion portion and the second cushion portion;
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- an arch support that protrudes between the first cushion portion and the third cushion portion;
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- wherein the bottom layer includes a first region in which the first cushion portion is provided and a second region in which the second cushion portion is provided,
- wherein, when the main body is oriented parallel to the ground, the second region is recessed further upward than the first region, and
- wherein the second cushion portion is configured such that, when the main body is oriented parallel to the ground, at least a portion of the second cushion portion is positioned lower than a lower surface of the first cushion portion,
- wherein the first cushion portion is formed in a honeycomb structure where a plurality of first hexagonal columns shares a first partition wall,
- wherein the second cushion portion is formed in a honeycomb structure where a plurality of second hexagonal columns shares a second partition wall, and
- wherein the second partition wall is formed thicker than the first partition wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.