US2014259757A1PendingUtilityA1
Arch Support Insole for Shoes
Est. expiryMar 18, 2033(~6.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Chen-Yu Tsai
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Abstract
An arch support insole includes a basic body made from soft flexible material having a top surface, a heel support portion in form of crescent moon shape and projecting upward from the top surface and a palm support portion in front of the heel support portion. The heel support portion has two distal ends that gradually increase in thickness toward a center area thereof thereby forming a curved surface with an apex at the center area which is spaced from the top surface of the basic body at 5 mm˜9 mm and wherein the palm support portion has an upwardly curved top surface with a topmost point which is spaced from the top surface of the basic body at 1 mm˜6 mm.
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1 . An arch support insole comprising:
one piece integral basic body made from soft flexible material having a top surface, a heel support portion in form of crescent moon shape and projecting upward from said top surface and a palm support portion in front of said heel support portion, wherein said heel support portion has two distal ends that gradually increase in thickness toward a center area thereof thereby forming a curved surface with an apex at said center area which is spaced from said top surface of said basic body at 5 mm˜9 mm and wherein said palm support portion has an upwardly curved top surface with a topmost point which is spaced from said top surface of said basic body at 1 mm˜6 mm.
2 . The arch support insole according to claim 1 , wherein said basic body defines an imaginary longitudinal axis extending symmetrically through a central portion thereof, said heel support portion having an imaginary radius owing to configuration of the crescent moon shape defining an acute angle ranging 4°˜9° in cooperation with said imaginary longitudinal axis of said basic body.
3 . The arch support insole according to claim 1 , wherein a profile of said heel support portion is spaced apart from a profile of said palm support portion at 31.8 mm˜35 mm.
4 . The arch support insole according to claim 2 , wherein a profile of said heel support portion is spaced apart from a profile of said palm support portion at 31.8 mm˜35 mm along said imaginary longitudinal axis.
5 . The arch support insole according to claim 3 , further comprising a protection layer coated on said top surface of said basic body, thereby covering said heel support portion and said palm support portion.Cited by (0)
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