Riding shoe
AssigneeMountain Horse Intl. AB
InventorBertil Sjösvärd
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Abstract
A riding shoe comprising a sole, a heel and an upper defining a foot-receiving portion and an ankle-receiving portion has a pronation support system comprising an arch support integrated with the sole. This results in a shoe being comfortable when walking as well as horse riding.
Claims19
A riding shoe comprising:
- a sole including a toe portion, a middle portion and a heel portion,
- a heel extending from the heel portion comprising a built up area having a predetermined height so as to raise the middle portion of the sole out of contact with a ground surface, and
- an upper defining a foot-receiving portion and an ankle-receiving portion,
- wherein the shoe has a pronation support system comprising an arch support integrated with said sole, said arch support being defined by an upwardly extending member generally configured to conform to an arch of a wearer,
- wherein a stirrup stopping device is provided on an outer side of the shoe, in an area between the sole and the upper, and
- wherein said stirrup stopping device comprises at least one track being provided on the sole on the outer side of the shoe, which track extends from the lower side of the sole, in a forward direction to the upper part or the sole.
A riding shoe for maintaining stirrup position, said shoe comprising a sole, a heel, and an upper defining a foot-receiving portion and an ankle-receiving portion, wherein a stirrup stopping device is provided on an outer lateral side of the shoe, said stopping device comprising at least two tracks each having an elongate shape extending from a lower region of the lateral side of the sole generally adjacent an outsole, in a forward direction to an upper region of the lateral side of the sole so as to define a track angle, and said at least two tracks being disposed so as to prevent rearward stirrup movement.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.