US2009056164A1PendingUtilityA1

Supporting pad for high heels

Assignee: CHEN WEN-LUNGPriority: Sep 5, 2007Filed: Sep 5, 2007Published: Mar 5, 2009
Est. expirySep 5, 2027(~1.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Wen-Lung Chen
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Abstract

A supporting pad for high heels has a heel part, an arc part, and a concave portion on the top surface of its body. Each part is designed according to the curve of the human foot, so as to in close contact with the heel, the foot arc, and the metatarsus between the foot arc and the toes. The bottom surface of the body is also tightly attached to the sole of the high heel. Such a support provides a stable and balanced surface at the bottom of user's feet. This complete support can effectively distribute pressure imposed on the foot and relieve discomfort due to the impacts.

Claims

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1 . A supporting pad for a high heel, comprising:
 a body, which has a bottom surface being a flat contact surface in close contact with the sole of the high heel and a top surface designed according to the curve of the human foot bottom;   a heel part, which is disposed on the top surface and has a concave structure that fits the shape of the human heel, higher on both sides and lower in the central portion; wherein the center of the concave portion has a hole for the human heel to rest on the sole of the high heel so that the heel part is in close contact with the human heel;   an arc part, which is disposed on the top surface and connected with the heel part; wherein the arc part is designed according to the shape of the foot bottom to have an arc-shaped protruding structure so that it is in close contact with the foot arc.   
     
     
         2 . The supporting pad for a high heel according to  claim 1 , wherein a concave portion extends from the arc part on the top surface and has a shape designed according to the metatarsus of the human foot so that the concave portion is in close contact with the metatarsus between the foot arc and the toes.

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