Anti-slip structure, shoe sole and allications thereof
AssigneeJinjiang Xinming shoe material Technology Co., LTD.
InventorsShubiao Lin, Surong Lin
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AssigneeJinjiang Xinming shoe material Technology Co., LTD.
InventorsShubiao Lin, Surong Lin
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The anti-slip structure comprises a body, on which an embedded replaceable shock-absorbing anti-slip device for shock absorption and anti-slip function is detachably arranged. This device comprises an embedded stud assembly, which comprises a guide member movably arranged up and down, a fixed base, and an anti-slip portion arranged between the guide member and the fixed base. The guide member is configured to guide and engage the shock-absorbing anti-slip device, the fixed base is configured to prevent detachment of the shock-absorbing anti-slip device, the anti-slip portion is configured to prevent slipping and grip the ground when contacting with the ground. The embedded stud assembly of the present invention can adapt to ground conditions. When coping with extreme terrains such as wet slippery rocks, muddy mountain trails, or frozen soil, the spring undergoes elastic deformation in response to changes in the center of gravity, absorbing shocks, enhancing comfort, and reducing foot fatigue.
An anti-slip structure, comprising a body (2), wherein on the body (2) an embedded replaceable shock-absorbing anti-slip device for shock absorption and anti-slip function is detachably arranged, which comprises an embedded stud assembly (1), the embedded stud assembly (1) comprises a guide element (11) movably arranged up and down, a fixed base (12), and an anti-slip portion (13) arranged between the guide element (11) and the fixed base (12), the guide element (11) is configured to guide and engage the shock-absorbing anti-slip device, the fixed base (12) is configured to prevent detachment of the shock-absorbing anti-slip device, the anti-slip portion (13) is configured to prevent slipping and grip the ground when contacting the ground;
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