Shoe sole and shoe
AssigneeAsics Corporation
InventorsTatsuya ISHIKAWA, Koji OTOBE, Akane YONEDA, Tomoichiro OZAKI, Hiroyuki ICHIKAWA, Takahiro MATSUURA
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AssigneeAsics Corporation
InventorsTatsuya ISHIKAWA, Koji OTOBE, Akane YONEDA, Tomoichiro OZAKI, Hiroyuki ICHIKAWA, Takahiro MATSUURA
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A shoe sole includes a sole body, and a reinforcing structure portion made up of a first reinforcing member and a second reinforcing member that are made of different members of different materials from each other. The first reinforcing member includes a first bar, and the second reinforcing member includes a second bar. The first bar is located on a medial foot side from the second bar. A portion of the first bar disposed in a midfoot portion extends along an oblique direction crossing both a front-rear direction and a left-right direction, and a portion of the second bar disposed in the midfoot portion extends crossing the left-right direction. The portion of the first bar disposed in the midfoot portion and the portion of the second bar disposed in the midfoot portion are located at least in part with a distance therebetween.
A shoe sole in which a forefoot portion for supporting a toe portion and a ball portion of a foot of a wearer, a midfoot portion for supporting an arch portion of the foot of the wearer, and a rearfoot portion for supporting a heel portion of the foot of the wearer are provided to be connected along a front-rear direction that is a direction coinciding with a foot length direction of the foot of the wearer, the shoe sole comprising:
A shoe sole in which a forefoot portion for supporting a toe portion and a ball portion of a foot of a wearer, a midfoot portion for supporting an arch portion of the foot of the wearer, and a rearfoot portion for supporting a heel portion of the foot of the wearer, are provided to be connected along a front-rear direction that is a direction coinciding with a foot length direction of the foot of the wearer, the shoe sole comprising:
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