Lacing device for sports footwear
a technology for lace blockers and sports shoes, applied in the field of sports footwear, can solve the problems of bending the upper portion of the tongue, affecting comfort, and reducing the efficiency of the device,
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[0026]FIG. 1 illustrates an article of footwear 1 according to the invention. Any reference to the article of footwear 1 hereafter as a boot or shoe is made for convenience and not as a limitation beyond that encompassed by article of footwear, except as needed to implement the particular constructions described and illustrated. For example, in the particular construction shown in FIGS. 1-6, the article of footwear includes an upper that extends above the ankle and might be regarded as a boot. The particular construction shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the article of footwear is shown to include a low upper and might be regarded as a shoe.
[0027] More particularly, in FIG. 1 the article of footwear or boot 1 is part of an inline roller skate that includes a frame 2 provided with four wheels 3. The boot 1 includes a sole to which an upper 4 is affixed extending upwardly therefrom. The lower portion of the upper 4 includes a lateral section 5 opposite a medial section 6. Bringing the two secti...
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[0038]FIG. 7 shows an article of footwear according to the invention. The article of footwear is shown as a low upper, or shoe, that includes a lacing device. The lacing device comprises a plurality of lace guides 10, a lace 11, and a blocker 12. The blocker 12 includes a control disk 27, which must be pressed down in order to switch, or transition, from the “blocking” state to the “unblocking” state. Advantageously, the blocker 12 is a bi-stable blocker, which can remain in a blocked position, but also in an unblocked position, without having to maintain the pressure on the control disk. Another ergonomic advantage of the blocker lies in the fact that the pressure that the user must exert on the control disk is natural since it is directly perpendicular to the tongue.
[0039]FIG. 8 shows a detail of the blocker 12 to be fixed on the tongue 9 of the shoe. The blocker 12 is clipped onto a support 28. The support 28 includes an anchoring plate that is embedded inside the material of the...
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