Insole
Abstract
An insole including a main body having a bottom face and a top face with a configuration adapted to a curvature of a human sole. The top face has a heel section, a hollow section and a toe section. The heel section has a substantially concaved structure with a higher periphery and a lower central portion. The hollow section integrally forward extends from the heel section and has a substantially convex structure adapted to the configuration of human sole. The hollow section gradually ascends in accordance with an inner side of the human sole, whereby the insole can snugly and tenderly attach to the heel and hollow of the human sole. The bottom face is a plane face. Two sides of the bottom face upward extend to increase the contact area with the ground and enhance firmness and flexibility of the insole.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An insole comprising a main body having a bottom face and a top face with a configuration adapted to a curvature of a human sole, the top face having a heel section, a hollow section and a toe section, the heel section having a shape adapted to a shape of the human heel, that is, the heel section being a substantially concaved structure with a higher periphery and a lower central portion, the hollow section integrally forward extending from the heel section and having a substantially convex structure adapted to the configuration of human sole, the hollow section gradually ascending in accordance with an inner side of the human sole, whereby the insole can snugly and tenderly attach to the heel and hollow of the human sole, the bottom face being a plane face, two sides of the bottom face upward extending to increase the contact area with the ground and enhance firmness and flexibility of the insole.
2 . The insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein several protuberances are formed on the top face between the hollow section and the toe section for locating a user's toes.
3 . The insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein two sidewalls respectively upward extend from two sides of the top face, the sidewalls serving to snugly attach to two sides of the human sole.
4 . The insole as claimed in claim 1 , wherein a buffer layer is added onto the top face of the insole.Cited by (0)
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