Shoe with breathable and waterproof sole and upper
AssigneeGEOX S.p.A.
InventorMario Polegato Moretti
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Abstract
A shoe with a breathable and waterproof sole and upper, including a breathable and waterproof sole, an assembly associated with the sole in an upward region, an external breathable upper, an internal lining and, between them, a breathable and waterproof membrane, and an at least partially perforated or breathable insole, which is joined at least to the upper and to the breathable and waterproof membrane. The shoe thereby has a sole that is joined hermetically and peripherally to the assembly at the connecting region between the upper and the breathable and waterproof membrane.
Claims4
A shoe provided with breathable and waterproof sole and upper, comprising:
- a breathable and waterproof sole and an upper assembly, which is associated with said sole in an upward region;
- said upper assembly including an external breathable upper, an internal lining, and a breathable and waterproof membrane located between said external breathable upper and said lining;
- at least one partially perforated or breathable insole, which is joined at least to said breathable and waterproof membrane;
- a waterproof inshoe, which is at least partially perforated or breathable at a region of said sole that is assigned to vapor permeation, said inshoe being associated in a downward region with said insole, with a peripheral edge thereof completely overlapping a connecting region between said insole and said breathable and waterproof membrane so as to provide a peripheral seal, said external breathable upper adhering to said inshoe and having a lower edge that is folded and glued so as to adhere under said inshoe, said breathable and waterproof sole being connected hermetically and peripherally with said upper assembly only at said external breathable upper and at an exposed portion of said inshoe, while leaving free of connection a remaining central part that corresponds to the region assigned to vapor permeation.
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