EP 0625014 B1 19980422 - CUSHIONED, FASHIONABLY RAISED HEEL FOR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FOOTWEAR, OF THE HIGH HEEL TYPE OR HAVING A WEDGE SHAPE
Title (en)
CUSHIONED, FASHIONABLY RAISED HEEL FOR LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S FOOTWEAR, OF THE HIGH HEEL TYPE OR HAVING A WEDGE SHAPE
Title (de)
SCHUHABSATZ, AUFTRITTSGEDÄMPFT, MODISCH ERHÖHT FÜR DAMEN- UND HERREN-SCHUHWERK, IN STÖCKELFORM ODER KONISCHER KEILFORM
Title (fr)
TALON DE CHAUSSURE, A AMORTISSEMENT, DE HAUTEUR MODE POUR CHAUSSURES HOMME ET FEMME, DU TYPE TALON HAUT OU CUNEIFORME
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 4219152 A 19920611
- DE 9200563 W 19920703
- DE 9200845 W 19921007
- DE 9201107 U 19920130
- DE 9209230 U 19920710
- DE 9213302 U 19921004
- DE 9300075 W 19930201
Abstract (en)
[origin: WO9314662A1] The figure shows a highly raised heel with a comparatively thin, narrow underside, of the high heel type (22); an inelastic hard core component as a stabilising component (1) with a straight surface (1c) on the inner surface of the closable cover (9) of the one-piece soft flexible envelope (6) which surrounds the core (4) and is made of a layer of elastic material with high inherent damping coefficient as the damping component. When the heel sole is manufactured separately, the envelope has its maximum no-load thickness at the envelope cover (5a). When the heel sole is manufactured as part of the heel, the envelope has its maximum no-load thickness at the sole (5). The envelope is parallel (21) to the outer faces of the core and extends round all sides of the heel. The heel is attached to the surface (2) of the cover and the outer, higher envelope external wall -- compared to the core height -- by securing the upper surface (22) by a screw, nailing in the hard core (3), the screw being given stability by a hard plastic ring (10). The soft outer envelope is placed or applied by extrusion loosely with no attachment to all the inner envelope walls and is higher than the inelastic core (7a in the no-load state).
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
A43B 21/26 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP)
A43B 21/26 (2013.01)
Designated contracting state (EPC)
AT BE CH DE DK ES FR GB GR IE IT LI NL PT SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
WO 9314662 A1 19930805; AT E165217 T1 19980515; BR 9305814 A 19970218; CZ 180694 A3 19941215; DE 9213302 U1 19930311; EP 0625014 A1 19941123; EP 0625014 B1 19980422; ES 2115051 T3 19980616; HU 9402065 D0 19940928; HU T69108 A 19950828; KR 0134669 B1 19980420; NO 942782 D0 19940726; NO 942782 L 19940921; PL 170334 B1 19961129; PL 304792 A1 19950109
DOCDB simple family (application)
DE 9300075 W 19930201; AT 93902064 T 19930201; BR 9305814 A 19930201; CZ 180694 A 19930201; DE 9213302 U 19921004; EP 93902064 A 19930201; ES 93902064 T 19930201; HU 9402065 A 19930201; KR 19940072588 A 19940727; NO 942782 A 19940726; PL 30479293 A 19930201