DE3822113A1 - Ski boot with outer boot and sole - Google Patents

Abstract

The ski boot has an outer boot (10) with an outer sole (12) and a fore-foot corset (32) with tension pieces (34). The fore-foot corset is positioned on an insole (30) inserted into the outer boot . The insole is rigid between the outer and inner sole between successive fixtures (12a,30a,12b,30b).

Description

The invention relates to a ski boot comprising an off shoe with an outer shoe sole and a forefoot corset with corset tensioners.

Such a ski shoe is from the WIPO publications WO 87/05 473 and WO 87/05 474 are known.

In the known embodiment, the forefoot corset connected to the outer shoe to form a unit and the corset Tensioning devices are anchored or redirected to the outer shoe.

A disadvantage of the known embodiment is that the Installation of the forefoot corset in the outer shoe and in particular which the attachment of the corset tensioning devices are difficult.

The primary object of the invention is a ski boot of the type mentioned in the foregoing to improve that the installation of the forefoot corset and makes it easier to attach the corset tensioning device.  

To solve these problems, the invention proposes conditions that the forefoot corset is attached to an insole which is together with the forefoot corset in the outside insertable shoe and in it against lifting off the outer shoe sole can be fixed.

In the solution according to the invention, the forefoot corset can be closed along with the corset tensioners on the insole be manufactured. The prefabricated unit can then in the Outer shoe can be used. Then it only needs that Insole set against lifting off the outsole to become. The fact that the insole prevents lifting The sole of the outer shoe is fixed, is the foot of the wearer fixed on the outer shoe sole via the forefoot corset. As a rule, the corset will enclose an inner shoe, which together with the corset keeps the foot within lends the outer shoe. The outer shell itself contributes to Hold the foot only in so far as it with the Insole is connected. The lateral stability of the foot no longer depends on the outer shoe, so lacking Matching the shape of the foot and the shape of the outer shell no longer leads to loss of stability. This will within a wide range an adaptation of the ski boot to indi Individual foot shapes possible. Ligaments and tendons in the middle feet are relieved by the corset. If here from before corset is spoken, this term is used in to understand the broadest sense. It covers the foot area from the root of the toe to the instep line. Within this Area, the forefoot corset is to be arranged without it necessarily over the entire range of the Toe root extends to the instep line. In contrast The blood circulation becomes an instep with a forefoot corset not disturbed.

Thanks to the fixation of the foot by the forefoot corset remains between the foot or a surrounding area always have an airspace of a defined size, which is conducive to thermal insulation.  

To clearly define the foot inside the outer shoe, it is also recommended that the insole against longitudinal and / or transverse displacement relative to the outer shoe sole is noticeable; this can be particularly in the way act that the outline of the insole approximately that Outline of the outer shoe in the area of the outer shoe sole speaks.

Fixing the insole against the outsole Taking off can be accomplished in such a way that the Insole has a protrusion in her toe area, which in a fixing recess in the toe area of the Outer shoe is insertable, and that in the middle and / or additional area of the rear area of the outer shoe sole means are provided which lift off the insole prevent from the outsole. That way he there is the definition of the insole in the outer shoe in the Toe area inevitably when inserting the insole in the outer shoe, and it only needs to be in the rear area additional fixing means provided will. The additional fixing agents can be of any type be. So it is possible, for example, between the outside shoe sole and the insole distributed over the length Provide screw connections. But since it's another goal of the invention is that of the insole and forefoot corset existing unit even after the first production of the To be able to separate ski boots from the outer shoe again, especially recommended for maintenance and repair purposes to ensure that the connection between Inner sole and outer shoe sole operationally slightly ge dissolves and can be restored. This can happen be achieved by spacing the insole area between successive fixing points bend between the sole of the shoe and the insole is stiff that the insole even at this distance areas with upward load on the Insole against lifting from the outer shoe sole is secured. A few additional parties are then sufficient  Laying agent between outer shoe sole and inner sole.

To the insole slightly in the outside To be able to install shoe, it is further proposed that the insole at least midway along its length a kink or a kink area transverse to the soh len longitudinal direction extending kink axis and / or that the rear part of the insole promotes installation is rounded. If the insole is a crease or has a kink area, so it is of course necessary dig that the ability to kink when installed the connection with the outer shoe sole is suppressed.

The foldability can be used to connect the insole with the sole of the outer shoe can be used in that the Insole in the kinked state in the outer shoe feasible and by kinking back into its extended position the sole of the outer shoe can be hooked.

The basic difference of the invention Ski boot training of conventional ski boots on Liner can be seen in the fact that the insole on the Outer shoe sole is held, while at conven ski boots with inner shoe on the insole the outer sole of the shoe in the context of the excess of the outside shoe is free to move relative to the inner shoe.

To make it easier to tighten the corset, it is recommended that Corset tensioner to one on the outside of the outside attached operating clamping device detachable to make it connectable.

If there is an instep train, you can use it clamping device on one inside the outer shoe let the instep pull and the corset clamping devices in the crown area of the instep pull on this detachably connect. The vertex area of the instep is relatively easily accessible, so that the An  simply connect the corset tensioning device to the instep pull can be made. Since the instep function of the instep Zugs largely taken over by the forefoot corset, ver stands the instep pull in the solution according to the invention especially as a power transmission means from the Be drive tensioning device for the corset tensioning means.

The operating chuck can be used in a conventional manner attached in the heel achilles tendon area in the outer shoe be. Is the outer shoe with a forefoot heel cup and one around a transverse axis of the heel cup swiveling rear section or spoiler, so the Operating tensioning device can be attached to the spoiler.

The operating jig should do this primarily serve the forefoot corset when putting on the ski boot or before the start of skiing with a simple handle to tension or solve at the appropriate time. Is next to it it is necessary to adapt to individual foot shapes and Sizes, to adapt to varying footwear and to adapt to the day form of the skier Justierun conditions. It is therefore further proposed that the corset tensioning means one of the operating tension device independent adjustment clamping device sen.

If the corset tensioning devices are coupled to an instep pull, so it is recommended to adjust the corset tension medium regardless of the setting of the instep do; it is therefore further proposed that at Coupling the corset tensioning device to an instep pull Adjustment tensioning device on the corset tensioning means in an area outside the junction between the corset tensioning means and the instep pull is arranged. The adjustment jig can be part of the inside sole and structural unit comprising the forefoot corset, which in the pre-assembled state in the outer shoe can be placed and, if necessary, released again. In this case  one strives to install and remove this unit by the adjustment clamping device if possible not to he heavy.

A simple solution for the adjustment device is completely independent of the outer shoe, you get then when you accept that the adjustment span direction can be operated when the ski boot is removed from the foot is while the insole and forefoot structural unit within the outer shoe located. However, this solution requires that the Adjust the shoe when it is removed. This can be a disadvantage be lig if the skier during a ski day has the need to readjust.

It is therefore further considered that the Adjustment clamping device from the outside of the ski operated with the foot in the ski boot is cash. Such a solution can be realized by either part of the adjustment jig can be passed through the outer shoe or the Adjustment clamping device with one on the outer shoe stored actuator is detachable. If you value a particularly easy operation moderate possibility of installation and removal of the insole and forefoot corset existing unit, so you can between the adjustment clamping device and the actuator provide a clutch, which at Insert the insole and forefoot cuff comprehensive unit in the outer shoe automatically couples.

The adjustment clamping device can also be a fixing radio tion when fixing the insole to the outside meet shoe sole.  

The adjustment jig can be inside store sole and is preferred in the sales area of Insole housed. On the one hand there is sufficient There is space for adjusting fixtures, on the other it is advantageous for ergonomic reasons, the actuator supply device of the adjustment clamping device in the heel area to attach the outer shoe. Lying adjustment device device and actuator but both in paragraph rich, so the manufacture of the clutches between these two devices particularly simple.

The forefoot corset can be fitted with one or more corsets laces are carried out. The corset ties can in particular on the top of the forefoot and on the bottom of the insole. The corset lies lacing at the bottom of the insole, so must of course, make sure that the corset laces does not collide with the connecting means, which connect the outer shoe sole with the inner sole. This can easily be avoided if the inside sole has a profiling on its underside, within which the corset lacing and the closing parts of the corset protected can be.

In an effort to make the greatest possible adjustment of the ski boot to individual foot shapes and sizes to enable without an exchange of the Insole and forefoot corset existing unit needs, it is proposed that the forefoot corset of two corset lobes is formed, at least of which one in its effective length by adjustable Attachment to the insole is adjustable. Here can the corset flap by a Velcro finally attached to the underside of the insole the.

As is usual with ski boots with an instep, can  an instep saddle also in the solution according to the invention plate be present, which the pressure of the instep and possibly also the pressure of the forefoot corset on the Shoe, distributed as evenly as possible. Indeed you can in the solution according to the invention thanks to the the pressure-distributing effect of the forefoot corset also do without the saddle plate, especially if if the presence of an instep next to the Forefoot corset is dispensed with. But use it an instep saddle plate, it is recommended to use this along the center line in two partial saddle plates subdivide their lubricity over that Improve foot.

Do you want to be over the caused by the forefoot corset bracket of the foot also provides lateral support can still improve, so you can on the insole elastically deformable, covered by the forefoot corset Attach foot mid-bed. This mid-foot bed should especially in the midfoot area, i.e. between heels area and bale area are attached because there there is a possibility to absorb lateral forces, without the skier uncomfortable pressure on the foot feels. Since the forefoot corset at least can be partially located in this area, he there is the possibility that the forefoot corset Includes mid-footbed and fits snugly against the foot. In this way, an excellent lateral hold of the foot on the insole. To one individual adaptation to different foot sizes and to be able to make foot shapes, it is recommended making sure that the midfoot bed consists of two partial shells consists of at least one in the transverse direction the top of the insole is adjustable. The midfoot is then through in its lower area the partial shells of the mid-foot bed includes and in its upper area through the forefoot corset, which at the same time the pressure on the foot middle bed takes over the foot.  

The insole, the forefoot corset and, if necessary, the foot middle bed can form a structural unit in the form of a sandal, which the inner shoe separable from this unit takes. The separation of sandal and liner expanded the possible variations, so that with a small Number of components a wide range is made that can. Such a sandal is usually worn with a toe cap on which parts of the corset clamping devices can be supported. The instep saddle In this case, the plate can be attached to the liner be, if necessary in longitudinally divided form as described above ben.

In terms of handling, however, it becomes advantageous be, the insole and the forefoot corset with an inner to combine shoe into an inseparable unit sen. This summary makes it difficult in principle removal and installation. This difficulty can be overcome compensate by the already mentioned above Kinkability and possibly also rounding of the insole, d. H. so the sole of the liner.

A particular advantage of the solution according to the invention is it that on the conventional instep thanks to the presence his forefoot corset can also be dispensed with, ins especially when the forefoot corset reaches the instep area or at least approximately at the instep area reaches. The waiver of the instep is especially important especially possible if a rear foot pressure device tion is additionally present, the foot from behind presses into the forefoot corset. On the back foot pushing device will have to be dealt with later.

If there is no instep next to the forefoot corset that is for the connection between the corset clamping means and the operating clamping device a Lö proposed solution, which consists in that at least  a corset cord of the corset tensioning device along the inside sole to its rear end and from there to that in the Heel achilles tendon area arranged operating span device is guided. This also simplifies Adjustment of the corset tensioning device. Because the verb dung with the instep pull, it is possible that a Adjustment clamping device on the operating clamping device is appropriate.

The formation of a ski boot according to the invention can combine with a rear foot press device in such a way that within the outer shoe in the heel Achilles tendon area a hind foot press device is provided which is the foot in the heel-Achilles tendon area loaded forward. Such a rearfoot pushing device is basically from the two input known publications. The back foot press forward direction in connection with the forefoot corset allows that the foot is free on all sides within the outer shoe is in contact with the outer shoe. The outer shoe is then only wear the insole and forefoot sett existing unit on the one hand and the rear foot press device on the other hand. When designing the Outer shoes do not need to look at the shape of the foot more to be taken, since the outer shoe only still supporting function and moisture protection function that Clamping the foot but only the unit inside sole forefoot corset and the rear foot pressure device is transferred.

The rear foot press device can be operated Clamping device can be activated, for clamping and loosening the forefoot corset. In this way it becomes possible with a single movement Forefoot corset and the rear foot press device too tension or loosen.

If you want to actuate the rear foot press device from the same operating tensioning device from which the forefoot corset is also operated, a force reversal is required regularly. This can be effected in various ways, for example by the fact that the rear foot pressure device runs to a Zugstrangver, which leads from the operating tensioning device to an instep pull or a forefoot corset, via at least one deflection lever,
or in that the rear foot pressure device is coupled to a train that runs from the operating tensioning device to an instep pull or a forefoot corset via at least one connecting cable which runs over a cable deflection formed on the outer shoe,
or by the fact that the rear foot pressure device is coupled to a pull rod path, which leads from the operating tensioning device to an instep pull or a forefoot corset, via at least one swivel and branching roller which is rotatably mounted on the outer shoe.

Also applies to the rear foot press device that it egg can be tensioned by a simple handle or should be solvable, but on the other hand to indivi duel foot shapes, different footwear and different day form of the skier be adaptable should. It is therefore further proposed that the re foot press device independent of the instep or the forefoot corset through a rearfoot pressure adjustment device tion is adjustable.

According to a preferred embodiment, that the rear foot press device is a rear foot press mat which includes on both sides of the heel achilles tendon line is anchored to the outer shoe in mat anchoring lines and in their longitudinal extension between the two mats anchor lines is adjustable. This novel  Rear foot press device is of general importance and not just in conjunction with that on an insole attached forefoot corset usable. You could too in a conventional ski boot with one inside the instep pull used fin the. Because the length of the rear foot pressure matte is changeable, changing pressure exercised on the rear foot area.

The length adjustment of the rear foot pressure mat in circumference direction around the heel achilles tendon line especially by tying funds together. This middle tie can in turn by the Be drive clamping device can be clamped, which is also the chip Solution or solution of the forefoot corset is used. To indivi duel adjustment can tie the funds to one Rearfoot pressure adjustment device can be coupled.

The lateral hold of the Achilles tendon heel area can can still be improved in that the rear foot pressure mat on an elastic rear foot surround in is anchored to the anchoring lines that align with increasing pressure on the rear foot increasingly on the fer hugs the senachilles tendon area. This can Rearfoot surround shell either from the spoiler itself be formed or from an inner shell of the spoiler.

The rear foot press device can also be dependent speed of the angular position of the spoiler can be controlled in such a way that with increasing placement of the ankle and thus the spoiler's rear foot pressure device takes off from the spoiler and strengthens it Pressure on the rear foot.

There is also the possibility that the operating Clamping device simultaneously to narrow the fore foot corsets, to activate the rear foot pressure direction and to narrow an ankle  serves the cuff of the outer shoe. This creates the mooring of the ski boot further relieved, namely on one single handle on the operating clamping device right induced.

The accompanying figures explain the invention with reference to of embodiments; it represents:

Fig. 1 inner shoe and outer shoe of a ski shoe according to the invention in an exploded Dar manner;

Figure 1a shows a first possibility of a Justierspannvorrich device.

Fig. 2 shows a second possibility of Justierspannvor direction;

Fig. 3 is a section along line III-III of Fig. 2;

Fig. 4 is a section along line III-III of Figure 2 in a modified operating condition.

Fig. 5 shows a third possibility of Justierspannvor direction;

Fig. 6 shows a fourth possibility of a Justierspannvorrich device;

Fig. 7 shows a fifth possibility of Justierspannvor direction;

Figure 8 shows a sixth possibility of a Justierspannvorrich device.

FIG. 9 shows a modification of the inner shoe compared to FIG. 1 with the corset lacing lying under the inner sole; FIG.

FIG. 10 shows a side view of FIG. 9;

Fig. 11 shows a modification to Figure 1 with Doppelverschnü tion.

Fig. 12 shows another embodiment with double lacing;

FIG. 13 is a Vorfußkorsett with a detachably fastened to the insole corset lobes;

Fig. 14 is a section along the line XIV-XIV of Fig. 13;

FIG. 15 is a ski boot with Fußmittelbett;

FIG. 16 shows a detail relating to FIG. 15;

Fig. 17/18 modifications to Fig. 16;

Fig. 19 shows a connection between the inner sole and outer shoe sole;

FIG. 20 is a modification of the ski boot of Figure 1, dispensing with a Ristzug.

Fig. 21 is a sandal-shaped unit, consisting of insole, forefoot corset and corset tensioning means;

FIG. 22 is an inner shoe for releasable insertion in the sandal shown in FIG. 21;

FIG. 23 is a modification of the sandal of FIG. 21;

FIG. 24 is the principle of a Rückfußandrückvorrichtung;

Fig. 25/26 a Rückfußandrückplatte with associated Rückfußdruckjustiervorrichtung;

Fig. 27/29/29 a further embodiment of a Rückfußan pressing device based on a rearfoot pressure plate;

Fig. 30 shows another embodiment of a Rückfußandrückvorrichtung based on a Rückfußandrückplatte, wherein Figure 28 is a view in the direction of the arrow XXVIII and Figure 29 is a section according to line XXIX-XXIX of Fig. 27..;

Fig. 31 to 33 andrückmatte a Rückfußandrückvorrichtung based on a rearfoot, FIG 32 is a view in the direction of arrow XXXII and Figure 33 is a section according to line XXXIII-XXXIII of Figure 31 is...;

FIG. 34 is another embodiment of a pressing device hindfoot fußandrückmatte on the basis of a return;

Fig. 35/36/37 further embodiments of rear foot pressure devices based on a rear foot pressure mat;

Fig. 38 shows a central lock for the simultaneous actuation of a forefoot corset, a back pressure device and an ankle cuff closure;

In Fig. 1, a forefoot heel cup with 10 be distinguished. It has an outsole 12 . On the Vorderfußfersenschale 10 an ankle cuff 14 is disposed with a collar front portion 14 a and a collar portion or rear spoiler 14 is b. The parts 14 a and 14 b are arranged in joints 16 a and 16 b articulated about transverse axes. On the spoiler 14 b , a loading tensioning device in the form of a central lock 18 is arranged. An instep pull 20 is guided within the forefoot heel cup 10 and releasably connected to the operating clamping device 18 at 22 . The instep train 20 can be adjusted by an adjustment clamping device 24 integrated into the operating clamping device 18 , as long as the operating clamping device 18 is not tensioned. To the operating tensioning device 18 is also a closure cable 26 is coupled which tenvorder- the cufflinks and -hinterteile 14 a, b 14 contracts when the operating tensioning device 18 is tensioned by a downward pivoting of the clamping lever 18th The locking cable 26 can be attached to the tensioning lever 18 a in different locking points 18 b in order to be able to pre-adjust the tension of the locking cable 26 .

The outer shoe 10 , 14 according to the upper half of FIG. 1 receives an inner shoe 28 . The inner shoe 28 has an inner sole 30 . A forefoot corset 32 is attached to the insole 30 and can be tied by a corset lacing 34 . The corset tie 34 includes a corset cord 36 . This is anchored at one end to a slide hook 38 , which is guided telescopically on a support rail 40 . The corset cord 36 runs from the slider hook 38 via a deflection roller 42 which is attached to a toe cap 44 connected to the inner sole 30 ; the corset cord 36 continues through the corset lacing 34 ; finally, the corset cord 36 runs into the shoulder 46 to an adjusting tensioning device, not shown here.

The insole has a kink at 48 , except that it is rounded at 50 . The inner shoe 28 with the inner sole 30 can therefore be easily inserted into the outer shoe 10 , 14 . The pusher hook 38 is resiliently biased in the direction of arrow 52 so that it is inevitably hooked into the apex of the instep pull 20 when the liner 28 is inserted.

The forefoot corset 32 with the corset lacing 34 and the slide hook 38 is used as a preassembled unit in the outer shoe 10 , 14 . Since the pusher hook 38 inevitably connects to the instep 20 , the days of the ski boot are simple overall. The instep pull 20 with the operating tensioning device 18 and the manschettenver connection cable 26 are preassembled on the outer shoe.

After tightening of the shoe to the respective foot operating tensioning device is tensioned by downward pivoting of the lever 18 a 18th The tension of the instep pull 20 is transferred to the corset lacing 34 .

In Fig. 1a, one end of the corset cord 136 is connected to the hook 138 , which is again intended for hooking into an instep pull 120 , while the other end of the corset cord 136 runs to a fixed anchoring point 136 a on the insole 130 . In this embodiment, the effective position and thus the tension of the corset cord 136 can be changed by inserting it into various hooks 154 . To change the corset cord presetting, it is necessary here to remove the inner shoe 128 from the outer shoe and then reinstall it.

Back to Fig. 1: The insole 30 is connected to the outer shoe sole 12 in such a way that a projection 30 a of the inner sole 30 engages in a fixing recess 12 a in the toe area of the outer shoe sole 12 . In addition, a retaining hook engages under 30 b during insertion of the inner shoe 28 has an undercut 12 b, namely, when the shoulder 46 which, when a setting of the liner 28 in the outer shoe 10 is bent 14 to the next upward after complete insertion of the inner shoe 28 is pivoted back into the outer shoe in the extended position to the insole 30 . Additional fixing means between the inner sole 30 and the outer shoe sole 12 can be provided in order to hold the inner sole 30 in its entire position in a rigid connection with the outer shoe sole 12 . The kink 48 can be designed so that it kinks the heel 50 relative to the insole 30 only in egg ner direction, namely in the direction of arrow 56 .

Referring to FIG. 2, a carriage 258 is arranged in the section 246, which is verkuppelt with the corset cord 236th This carriage 258 is adjustable by a Justierspin del 260 in the transverse direction of the paragraph 246 . The adjusting spindle 260 is rotatable in the shoulder 246 , but is mounted non-displaceably and can be rotated by an actuating device 262 via a coupling 264 ; the actuating device 262 is located on the inside of the foot of the outer shoe 210 . The hitch be 264 is a plug-in coupling that closes when the inner shoe 228 is inserted into the outer shoe 210 itself, provided the actuating device 262 is set to the position shown in FIG. 4 and the adjusting spindle 260 in a corresponding position. In Fig. 3, the clutch 264 is shown in a comparison with FIG. 4 by 90 ° about the axis of the adjusting spindle 260 rotated position. In this position, clutch 264 helps to define heel 246 on outer shoe sole 212 .

In Fig. 5, a rope roll 358 is attached to an adjusting spindle 360 , which serves to wind up the corset cord 336 more or less. Otherwise, the embodiment according to FIG. 5 corresponds to that according to FIGS. 2 to 4.

In the embodiments according to FIGS . 2 to 5, the corset lacing can be pre-adjusted from the outside when the ski shoe is put on, for example by turning the actuating device 262 with a coin.

In Fig. 6, a pulley 458 for a corset cord 436 with a vertical axis in paragraph 446 of the insole is built. The actuator 462 passes through the paragraph 446 by means of a ring 463 ; the corset cord 436 can only be adjusted after the ski boot has been removed. A brake ring 463 a inhibits the automatic rewinding of the rope drum.

In Fig. 7, the actuator 562 passes through the heel of the outer shoe sole 512 and is coupled by a hitch be 564 with a pulley 558 . The clutch 564 closes here too when the inner shoe is inserted into the outer shoe. For the rest, the corresponding guide die of Fig. 7 to that of FIG. 6. A corset adjusting the cord is possible here with relay ski boot by the actuator 562 is rotated by means of a coin or a screwdriver from the outside of the shoe sole forth.

Fig. 8 differs from that of FIG. 7 in that the actuating device 662 with the rope roll 658 by a bayonet coupling coupling 664 is coupled GE. The actuating device 662 has a lost motion of, for example, 30 ° relative to the rope roll 658 . The actuating device 662 and the rope pulley 658 can only be plugged together in the middle position of this lost motion. In the zero and 30 ° position of the lost motion, the rope pulley 658 and the actuating device 662 are axially coupled to one another, so that the clutch 664 serves as an additional fixing means for fixing the insole on the outer shoe sole.

In Fig. 9, another embodiment of a forefoot corset 732 is shown. This forefoot corset 732 is closed by a corset lacing 734 on the underside of the insole. The corset cord 736 runs, as can be seen from FIG. 10, via a deflection notch 730 b of the projection 730 a and a deflection roller 742 to the slide hook 738 . In addition, the corset cord 736 extends to a pulley 758 within the heel of the outer shoe sole 712 . The arrangement of the rope pulley 758 corresponds approximately to FIG. 8. The inner sole 730 has cleats 730 c on its underside. Between these studs 730 c branches 732 a of the forefoot corset 732 .

An alternative to FIGS. 9 and 10 is shown in FIG. 11, only the inner shoe sole 830 of the inner shoe being shown. The forefoot corset 832 is here with an upper lacing 834 I and a lower lacing Ver 834 II. The corset cord 836 I is connected to the hook 838 for coupling to an instep train, while the corset cord 836 II is connected to a rope pulley 858, which is designed in the manner of FIG. 8. The anchor points of the corset cords 836 I and 836 II are designated 837 I and 837 II; they are both on the insole 830 or on a toe cap, not shown, of the inner sole 830 .

The embodiment of Fig. 12 differs from that of Fig. 11 in that the two Ver laces 934 I and 934 II are formed by a common corset cord 936 , the ends with a pair of hooks on a hook 938 for hooking an instep and with the other pair of ends connected to a pulley 958 . The corset cord 936 is again over a notch 930 b of the projection 930 a leads.

The embodiment according to FIG. 13 corresponds essentially to that of FIG. 1 or 1a with the one difference that the forefoot corset 1032 is formed from two flaps 1032 I and 1032 II, of which the flap 1032 II by a Velcro fastener 1033 on the Underside of the insole 1030 is releasably and thus fixed adjustably. This is shown in section in FIG. 14. As shown, the two lobes can also be connected in one piece.

Referring to Figures 15 and 16 -. FIG. 15 is cut along the line XV-XV of Figure 16, a longitudinal -. Is mounted on the inner sole 1130 Fußmittelbett 1135, which is encompassed by the Vorfußkorsett 1132nd The Fußmit telbett 1135 is firmly connected to the insole 1130 and consists of resilient material, for example made of thin-walled steel sheet or hard elastic plastic. The combination of the Fußmittelbetts 1135 the Vorfußkorsett 1132 ensures that rests on its entire circumference at the Fußmittelbett or Vorfußkorsett Before foot and metatarsal, said can form gaps between the 1132 and the 1135 Fußmittelbett Vorfußkorsett. This further improves the lateral hold of the foot on the insole 1130 .

Fig. 17 shows a modification of the foot midsole: the foot midsole 1235 here consists of two partial shells 1235 I and 1235 II, which can be determined by teeth 1239 against each other and can be attached together to an insole, not shown.

Referring to FIG. 18, each of the two partial shells is 1335 I and 1335 II by a respective tooth 1339 and I 1339 II 1341 with a counter-toothing on the inner sole 1330 in different settings a binding bar.

FIG. 19 shows an embodiment corresponding to FIGS. 15 and 16, but the connection of the insole 1430 to the outer shoe sole 1412 is made by a hook 1413 on the inner sole 1430 and a pin 1415 on the outer shoe sole 1412 . The pin 1415 can be inserted in the transverse direction of the inner sole 1412 through a corresponding bore. In addition, a profile engagement at 1417 can be seen between the insole 1430 and the outer shoe sole 1412 , which serves for the longitudinal / transverse fixing of the insole.

Embodiment 20 is of particular importance insofar as the instep pull is dispensed with here. Apart from the lack of instep pull, the outer shoe 1510 corresponds to the embodiment according to FIG. 1, while the inner shoe 1528 essentially corresponds to the embodiment according to FIG. 9. The corset cord 1536 is passed through the inner shoe heel 1546 up to its rear end into an open channel 1521 and forms a loop 1543 which is intended for coupling to the operating tensioning device 1518, specifically via a hook 1545 . It is noteworthy that an adjustment tensioning device is no longer absolutely necessary here, since in 1524 an adjustment is possible anyway, which is solely intended to adjust the rope tension in the corset lacing 1534. However, for coarse adjustment are also here a plurality of hooks 1554 are provided, which serve, for example, to be able to determine the effective length of the corset cord when first adjusting to a foot. Later, the skier then has the opportunity to readjust using the adjusting screw 1524 on the operating voltage device 1518 .

Of course, it is also possible to use the adjusting clamping devices according to FIGS. 2 to 8 also in the embodiment according to FIG. 20.

The embodiment according to FIG. 21 represents a modification compared to the embodiment according to FIG. 1 in that a sandal is provided which is separate from the inner shoe and which has a toe cap 1644 and a forefoot corset 1632 with corset lacing 1634 . This sandal can be releasably connected to an inner shoe 1628 according to FIG. 22, the inner shoe 1628 then being able to be designed with a soft sole. The fixing function on the outer sole of the shoe is taken over solely by the inner sole 1630 of the sandal according to FIG. 21 . Remarkable about the inner shoe 1628 of the Fi gur 22 is that a saddle plate is formed by two part saddle plates 1651 I and 1651 II. The profile of this saddle plate, which is designated 1665 , is of considerable interest. This profile has a thickening 1665 a near the slot 1666 , which keeps the pressure of the forefoot corset and in particular the corset lacing away from the foot. Instead of the divided instep saddle plate integrated with the inner shoe, a conventional instep saddle plate can also be used, as shown in FIG. 21 at 1651 .

In Fig. 23 it is indicated by means of a sandal that an adjusting tensioning device 1754 of a corset lacing 1734 can also be formed by a cable drum 1754 a , which is passed through the outer shoe 1710 during installation of the sandal and screwed with a knurled screw 1754 b . The corset cord 1736 can also be coupled to an instep 1720 by a detachable hook connection 1738 .

In Fig. 24, a rear foot press device 1866 is coupled to the instep pull 1820 , which can be coupled at 1838 with a corset lacing 1834 . This rear foot pressing device is shown here as a simple rope bow, which acts directly or indirectly on the inner shoe, not shown. This rope bow 1866 is coupled to two bellcranks 1867 , which in turn are pivotally mounted on the outer shoe, either on a forefoot heel cup or on a spoiler of the outer shoe. The rear foot pressure device 1866 is assigned a rear foot pressure adjustment device 1868 , by means of which the rope length of the rear foot pressure device 1866 can be changed independently of the effective rope length of the instep pull 1820 . Engages exactly at the Ristzug 1820 as shown in FIG. 1, an operation jig 1818. With this loading tensioning device 1818 , the instep pull 1820 and the rear foot pressing device 1866 can be tensioned at the same time with a handle, the corset lacing 1834 also being tensioned over the instep pull 1820 . The instep pull 1820 can, as indicated in FIG. 1, be adjusted at 24 . The corset lacing 1834 can be adjusted, as indicated in Fig. 1a at 154 or in Fig. 2 at 258 , and the Rückfußan pressing device 1866 can be adjusted at 1868 . It is important that the adjustments at 1868 and in the corset lacing 1834 can be made independently of the adjustment in the instep pull 1820 .

In Figs. 25 and 26 can be seen the pivot lever 1967 back which are applied equally to the Vorderfußfersenschale or the spoiler carried out as to Fig. 24. The rear foot pressure device 1966 is formed here by a rear foot pressure plate, which is mounted on the forefoot heel cup or the spoiler and is adjustable relative to the forefoot heel cup or the spoi ler in the longitudinal direction of the shoe.

The rear foot pressure plate 1966 is connected by ropes 1966 a to the swivel levers 1967 . The ropes 1966 run over a Umlenknocken 1966 b, which are attached to the Rückfußandrückplatte 1966th The hindfoot druckjustiervorrichtung 1968 formed here by a spindle drive 1968a, the plate at the Rückfußandrück is mounted 1966th With this spindle drive 1968 a the effective length of the ropes 1966 a can be changed and thus the rear foot tension can be adjusted.

In Fig. 27 it can be seen the operating jig 2018 is running rich from which a Ristzug 2020 via the Ristbe, as shown in FIG. 1. A corset lacing (not shown) is to be coupled to the instep train 2020 here as well. Ropes 2066 a branch off from the instep train 2020 and lead to a rear foot pressure plate 2066 . This Rückfußan push plate 2066 is c by a joint plate 2066 mounted b movably mounted on the spoiler, 2014. The effective rope length of the ropes 2066 a can be adjusted by a spindle drive 2068 a , as can be seen in particular from FIG. 28. Between the junction of the instep train 2020 and the rear foot pressure plate 2066 , the ropes 2066 a are guided over deflection arches 2066 d , which are attached in one piece to the spoiler 2014 b . Guide grooves 2066 e are formed in the deflection bends 2066 d . The ropes 2066 a are secured in the troughs 2066 e by safety brackets 2066 f .

The instep tension is adjusted using the adjusting nut 2024 ; regardless of this, the rear foot tension can be adjusted using the 2068 a spindle drive.

In Fig. 30 it can be seen a modification over the embodiment of FIGS. 27 to 29. Here a branched cable sheet 2166 a of the Ristzug 2120 from.

The deflection of the ropes 2166 a is performed exactly as in Fig. 27. The rope bow in 2166 a engages the rear side of a Rückfußandrückplatte 2166 and can be inserted into different there g notches 2166. By choosing the respective notch 2166 g , the back foot tension can be changed independently of the setting of the tension in the instep pull 2120 . The rear foot pressure plate 2166 a is also movably supported on a spoiler 2114 b .

It should be noted in both embodiments according to FIGS. 27 to 29 on the one hand and according to FIG. 30 on the other hand that the tension in the instep pull 2020 or 2120 increases when the spoiler is pivoted forward in the direction of arrow 2169 , ie when the ankle of the Skier goes into increasing template position. This is due to the fact that the instep pull 2020 or 2120 emanating from the operating tensioning device 2024 or 2124 is guided beyond the articulation point 2016 b or 2116 b via the deflection curve 2066 d or 2166 d . In contrast, the more or less large original position of the spoiler 2014 b or 2114 b does not influence the setting of the rear foot pressure plate 2066 or 2166 relative to the respective spoiler.

In Figs. 31 to 33 is a novel Rückfußan pushing device in the form of a Rückfußandrückmatte shown 2266th This rear foot pressure mat 2266 is anchored with its edges 2266 h on an elastic plastic shell 2266 i in anchoring lines 2266 k . The plastic shell 2266 i is in turn attached to the spoiler 2214 b at 2270 . The back pressure mat has along its vertical line with a middle lacing 2266 l , which is formed by a cord 2266 m . The cord 2266 m branches off from the instep pull 2220 , which can be tensioned by the operating tensioning device 2218 and can be adjusted by an adjusting device 2224 . The cord 2266 m runs over a rope deflection roller 2266 d mounted on the spoiler 2214 b into the lacing 2266 l . The upper end of the cord 2266 m runs on a Seiltrom mel a rear foot pressure adjustment 2268 .

The rearfoot pressure adjustment device 2268 is mounted on the spoiler 2214 b and can be rotated into any position and fixed in it by means of latching means (not shown). A corset lacing of the forefoot corset is also releasably coupled to the instep 2220 . The rear foot pressure mat 2266 can be adjusted by the rear foot pressure adjusting device 2268 independently of the tension in the instep pull 2220 .

If the cord 2266 m is shortened by the rear foot pressure adjusting device 2268 or by the operating tensioning device 2218 , the rear foot pressure mat 2266 moves forward in the arrow direction 2271 of FIG. 33, ie an increased pressure is exerted on the rear foot. At the same time, the plastic shell 2266 i is concentrated, so that it clings more closely to the Achilles tendon heel area of the skier. This increased conformity is indicated by arrows 2273 in FIG. 33. When tension is introduced into the central lacing 2266 l , not only is the forward pressure on the rear foot reinforced, but also an increased lateral pressure is exerted on the rear foot, so that the lateral fixation of the rear foot is improved.

A conventional buckle for closing the ankle cuff is indicated in FIG. 31 at 2226 . It also applies to the embodiment of FIGS. 31 to 33 that an increasing original creates an increasing tension in the instep pull 2220 , but that the position of the rear foot pressure mat 2266 relative to the spoiler 2214 b is independent of the inclination of the spoiler 2214 b .

The embodiment according to FIG. 34 largely corresponds to that according to FIGS. 31 to 33. In contrast to the embodiment according to FIGS . 31 to 33, however, in FIG. 34 the deflection roller 2366 d is not attached to the spoiler 2314 b , but to the Outer shoe sole 2312 , ie on the sole of the forefoot heel cup. This means that when the ankle cuff 2314 b is pivoted forward in the direction of arrow 2369, an additional tension is introduced into the cord 2366 m . This means that with an increasing forward inclination of the spoiler 2314 b Rückfußandrückmatte is increasingly shortened 2366 and increasingly b of the spoiler 2314 stands in its central region in the sense of a progressive Rückfußdruckes.

FIG. 35 shows a sandal as it is also shown in FIG. 21. The forefoot corset 2432 can be tensioned by means of a corset lacing 2434 , the corset cord 2436 being detachably connectable to the instep pull 2420 . The middle lacing 2466 , which is formed by the cord 2466 m , but otherwise corresponds to the embodiment according to FIGS . 31 to 33, is stretched over deflection levers 2467 , which are coupled to the instep train 2420 and mounted on the forefoot heel cup or on the spoiler are. A rear foot pressure adjustment device 2468 , which is mounted on the spoiler, serves to adjust the rear foot pressure.

In the embodiment of FIG. 36, the pivot are lever 2467 of the embodiment of FIG. Replaced by guide blocks 2567 35, on each of which the Ristzug 2520 a running from the operating jig forth control cable 2520 a and a line 2566 m of Mittelverschnürung are coupled 2566. The rope pulleys 2567 are either on the spoiler 2514 b or on the forefoot heel cup of the outer shoe. The tension in the instep pull 2520 can be adjusted within the shoulder 2546 , as shown in FIG. 2, for example. The control cables 2520 a are adjusted in the operating tensioning device, for example, by an adjusting nut, as is shown at 24 in FIG. 1, and the forefoot pressure is adjusted by the forefoot pressure adjusting device 2568 .

Of course, also in the embodiment according to FIG. 36, the inner shoe can be connected to the inner sole to form a structural unit.

In the embodiment according to FIG. 37, the operating tensioning device 2618 acts directly on the cord 2666 m of the central lacing, an adjustment being made possible by hanging it in different notches 2668 . The cord 2666 m is anchored with its lower ends at 2674 to the outer shoe sole or to the spoiler. The instep pull 2620 is adjusted by a threaded sleeve 2624 on a spindle 2624 a . The adjustment of the corset lacing 2634 takes place within the shoulder 2646 of the insole by means of a device such as that shown in FIG. 2.

In Fig. 38, an operating tensioning device 2718 also serves to close the ankle cuff consisting of the front part 2714 a and 2714 b of the cuff. The light emanating from the operation of clamping device 2718 control cable 2720 a passes over the pulley 2718 c of the operation jig 2718 via Umlenknocken 2714 bb of the spoiler over Umlenknocken 2714, the sleeve front portion 2714 a of the guide blocks 2767, the function explained with reference to Fig. 36 has been. A rear foot pressure device 2766 is coupled to the cable deflection roller 2767 , as explained in FIG. 24, to which a rear foot pressure adjustment device 2768 is also assigned. Furthermore, an instep train 2720 is coupled to the rope deflection rollers 2767 , to which in turn a corset lacing 2734 is coupled. When the operating tensioning device 2718 is tensioned, the cuff front part 2714 a and the spoiler 2714 b are first pulled together until the stop screws 2714 d of the spoiler 2714 b abut against stop surfaces 2714 c of the cuff front part 2714 a . Then is tensioned by the tensioning of the control cable 2720 a ver by means of the operating tensioning device 2718 in the instep pull 2720 and in the Rückfußandrückvor direction 2766 . The tension in the instep pull 2720 is also transmitted via the coupling device 2738 to the corset lacing 2734 .

The tension in the corset tie 2734 can be adjusted separately by an adjustment device as shown in FIG. 2. The tension in the rear foot press device 2766 can be adjusted separately at 2768 . The constriction between the spoiler 2714 b and the cuff front part 2714 a can be adjusted by the stop screws 2714 d . In the operating tensioning device 2718 , adjustment is possible by means of a screw sleeve, such as is shown at 24 in FIG. 1.

Reduced in all embodiments of the invention the task of the outer shoe on the sides stabilization of the foot, on the fore and aft position limitation, to the standardized connection the security bond and on the fixation of the Retaining means, which the sandal or the inside set the shoe inside the outer shoe.

It is also essential that the instep pressure plate, so if it is still used at all, ge is because it is the individual Adapts foot shape better than with one-piece foot  form. It is not excluded that the two Parts of the instep plate through a membrane or through Bridges are held together.

Claims (55)

1. Ski boot comprising an outer shoe ( 10 ) with an outer sole ( 12 ) and a forefoot corset ( 32 ) with Cor set tensioning means ( 34 ), characterized in that the forefoot corset ( 32 ) is attached to an inner sole ( 30 ), which together with the forefoot corset ( 32 ) can be used in the outer shoe ( 10 ) and can be fixed against it from lifting off the outer shoe sole ( 12 ). 2. Ski boot according to claim 1, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) against longitudinal and / or Querver shift relative to the outer shoe sole ( 12 ) is detectable bar. 3. Ski boot according to claim 2, characterized in that the outline of the inner sole ( 30 ) corresponds approximately to the outline of the outer shoe ( 10 ) in the region of the outer shoe sole ( 12 ). 4. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) in its toe area has a pre jump ( 30 a ), which in a Festlegeausneh tion ( 12 a ) in the toe area of the outer shoe ( 10 ) a plug is, and that in the central and / or backward gene region of the outer shoe sole ( 12 ) additional fixing means ( 12 b , 30 b ) are provided, which prevent the inner sole ( 30 ) from lifting off the outer shoe sole ( 12 ). 5. Ski boot according to claim 4, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) in the distance region between successive fixing points ( 12 a , 30 a , 12 b , 30 b ) between the outer shoe sole ( 12 ) and the inner sole ( 30 ) is so rigid that the insole (30) in these areas at a distance upward be utilization on the insole (30) against lifting off from the outer shoe sole (12) is secured. 6. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) has at least one kink ( 48 ) or a kink area with a transverse to the sole longitudinal direction of the kink axis at the middle point of its length and / or that the rear part of the Insole ( 30 ) is rounded to facilitate installation (at 50 ). 7. Ski boot according to claim 6, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) in the bent state in the outer shoe ( 10 ) can be inserted and hooked back into its stretched position with the outer shoe sole ( 12 ). 8. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the corset tensioning means ( 34 ) to an on the outside of the outer shoe ( 10 ) attached operating clamping device ( 18 ) are detachably coupled. 9. A ski boot according to claim 8, characterized in that the operating clamping means (18) acts on an inner half of the outer shoe (10) extending Ristzug (20) and that the corset clamping means (34) coupled releasably in the apex region of the Ristzugs (20) at these are. 10. Ski boot according to claim 8 or 9, characterized in that the operating clamping device ( 18 ) in the heel achilles see area of the outer shoe ( 10 ) is attached. 11. Ski boot according to claim 10, characterized in that when executing the outer shoe ( 10 ) with a front heel cup and a pivotable about a transverse axis ( 16 b ) of the forefoot heel cup spoiler ( 14 b ), the operating tensioning device ( 18 ) on the spoiler ( 14 b ) is attached. 12. Ski boot according to claim 11, characterized in that the spoiler ( 14 b ) is part of an ankle cuff ( 14 ) which, in addition to the spoiler ( 14 b ), has a further transverse axis ( 16 a ) or the same transverse axis ( 16 b ) has pivotable cuff front part ( 14 a ). 13. Ski boot according to one of claims 8 to 12, characterized in that the corset tensioning means ( 34 ) have an independent tensioning device ( 18 ) from the operating tensioning device ( 154 ). 14. Ski boot according to claim 13, characterized in that when the corset tensioning means ( 134 ) are coupled to an instep pull ( 120 ), the adjusting tensioning device ( 154 ) on the corset tensioning means ( 134 ) in an area outside the connection point ( 138 ) between the corset tensioning means ( 134 ). and the instep train ( 120 ) is arranged. 15. Ski boot according to claim 13 or 14, characterized in that the adjusting tensioning device ( 154 ) is part of the insole ( 130 ) and the forefoot corset ( 132 ) comprise the structural unit, which can be used in the pre-assembled state in the outer shoe ( 10 ) and possibly is removable again. 16. Ski boot according to claim 15, characterized in that the adjusting tensioning device ( 458 ) can be actuated when the ski boot is pulled off the foot, while the construction unit comprising the insole and the forefoot corset is located within the outer shoe. 17. Ski boot according to claim 15, characterized in that the adjusting clamping device ( 558 ) can be actuated from the outside of the ski boot when the foot is received in the ski boot. 18. Ski boot according to claim 17, characterized in that a part ( 1754 a ) of the adjusting clamping device ( 1754 ) can be passed through the outer shoe ( 1710 ). 19. Ski boot according to claim 17, characterized in that the adjusting clamping device ( 258 ) can be coupled to an actuating device ( 262 ) mounted on the outer shoe. 20. Ski boot according to claim 19, characterized in that a coupling ( 264 ) is provided between the adjusting clamping device ( 258 ) and the actuating device ( 262 ), which automatically couples when inserting the unit comprising the inner sole and the forefoot cuff into the outer shoe. 21. Ski boot according to one of claims 13 to 20, characterized in that the adjusting clamping device ( 258 , 260 , 262 ) fulfills a fixing function when fixing the insole to the outer shoe sole. 22. Ski boot according to one of claims 13 to 21, characterized in that the adjusting tensioning device ( 258 , 260 ) is at least partially housed within the insole. 23. Ski boot according to claim 22, characterized in that the adjusting clamping device ( 258 , 260 , 264 ) is accommodated in the heel area ( 246 ) of the insole. 24. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 23, characterized in that the forefoot corset ( 32 ) has a corset lacing ( 34 ) on the top of the forefoot. 25. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 24, characterized in that the forefoot corset ( 732 ) has a corset lacing ( 734 ) on the underside of the insole ( 730 ). 26. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 25, characterized in that in the presence of a first corset lacing ( 834 I) on the top of the forefoot and a second corset lacing ( 834 II) on the underside of the insole ( 830 ), the first corset lacing ( 834 I) can be coupled to an instep train, which is subject to the action of an operating tensioning device, and that the second corset lacing ( 834 II) is connected to an adjustment tensioning device ( 858 ). 27. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 25, characterized in that when executing the forefoot corset with a first corset lacing on the top of the forefoot ( 934 I) and a second corset lacing ( 934 II) lying on the underside of the insole, the two Corset laces ( 934 I, 934 II) are guided with at least one common corset cord ( 936 ), which is connected to an instep subject to tension by an operating tensioning device as well as to an adjusting tensioning device ( 958 ). 28. Ski boot according to claim 24, characterized in that the forefoot corset ( 1032 ) is formed by two corset flaps ( 1032 I, 1032 II), of which at least one ( 1032 II) in its effective length by adjustable fastening on the insole ( 1030 ) is adjustable. 29. Ski boot according to claim 28, characterized in that a corset flap ( 1032 II) can be fastened by a Velcro fastener ( 1033 ) on the underside of the insole ( 1030 ). 30. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 29, characterized, that the forefoot corset is one of the top of the forefoot encloses the instep saddle plate. 31. Ski boot according to claim 30, characterized in that the instep saddle plate is divided along its longitudinal center line into two partial saddle plates ( 1651 I, 1651 II). 32. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 31, characterized in that on the insole ( 1130 ) an elastically deformable, from the forefoot corset ( 1132 ) covered Fußmit telbett ( 1135 ) is attached. 33. Ski boot according to claim 32, characterized in that the foot middle bed consists of two partial shells ( 1235 I, 1235 II), of which at least one is adjustable in the transverse direction of the insole on the upper side thereof. 34. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 33, characterized in that a construction comprising the insole ( 1630 ) and the forefoot corset ( 1632 ) and possibly the foot mid-bed is designed in the form of a sandal which has an inner shoe which can be separated from it ( 1628 ) records. 35. Ski boot according to claim 34, characterized, that the sandal includes a toe cap on which Parts of the corset tensioning devices are supported. 36. Ski boot according to one of claims 34 and 35, characterized in that a possibly longitudinally divided instep saddle plate ( 1651 I, 1651 II) is attached to the inner shoe ( 1628 ). 37. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 33, characterized in that the insole ( 30 ) and the forefoot corset ( 32 ) are combined with an inner shoe ( 28 ) to form a structural unit which is inherently unsolvable. 38. Ski boot according to claim 37, characterized, that a possibly longitudinally divided instep on the inner shoe saddle plate is attached. 39. Ski boot according to one of claims 8, 10 to 30 and 15 to 38, characterized in that the corset tensioning means ( 1534 ) are detachably coupled to the operating tensioning device ( 1518 ) while avoiding an instep pull. 40. Ski boot according to claim 39, characterized in that at least one corset cord ( 1536 ) of the Kor settspannmittel ( 1534 ) along the insole to the rear end and from there to the arranged in the Fer sen Achilles tendon area operating device ( 1518 ). 41. Ski boot according to one of claims 39 and 40, characterized in that an adjusting clamping device ( 1524 ) is attached to the operating clamping device ( 1518 ). 42. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 41, characterized in that a rear foot pressure device ( 1866 ) is provided within the outer shoe in the heel achilles tendon area, which loads the foot forward in the heel-achilles tendon area. 43. Ski boot according to claim 42, characterized in that the rear foot pressure device ( 1866 ) can be activated by the operating tensioning device ( 1818 ). 44. Ski boot according to claim 43, characterized in that the rear foot pressure device ( 1866 ) is coupled to at least one deflection lever ( 1867 ) to a course of the pull cord ( 1820 ) which leads from the operating tensioning device ( 1818 ) to an instep pull ( 1820 ) or a forefoot corset is. 45. Ski boot according to claim 43, characterized in that the rear foot pressing device ( 2166 ) is coupled to at least one connecting cable, which is connected to a course of the pull cord ( 2120 ) which leads from the operating tensioning device ( 2118 ) to an instep pull ( 2120 ) or a forefoot corset runs over a cable deflection ( 2166 d ) formed on the outer shoe. 46. Ski boot according to claim 43, characterized in that the rear foot pressing device ( 2566 ) on a pull cord ( 2520 a ), which leads from the operating tensioning device to an instep pull ( 2520 ) or a forefoot corset, via at least one rope deflection device rotatably mounted on the outer shoe. and branching roll ( 2567 ) is coupled. 47. Ski boot according to one of claims 43 to 46, characterized in that the rear foot pressure device ( 1866 ) can be adjusted independently of the instep pull ( 1820 ) or the forefoot corset by means of a rear foot pressure adjustment device ( 1868 ). 48. Ski boot according to one of claims 43 to 47, characterized in that the Rückfußandrückvorrichtung (2666) fußandrückmatte a rear (2666) comprises that both sides of the heel-Achilles tendon line anchorage lines on the outer shoe in mats (2266 k) is anchored and in its longitudinal extension between the two mesh anchor lines ( 2266 k ) can be adjusted. 49. A ski boot according to claim 48, characterized in that the Rückfußandrückmatte (2266) by a lacing means is shortened (2266 l). 50. Ski boot according to claim 49, characterized in that the central lacing ( 2266 l ) can be tensioned by the operating tensioning device ( 2218 ). 51. Ski boot according to claim 49 or 50, characterized in that the central lacing ( 2466 ) is coupled to a rear foot pressure adjusting device ( 2468 ). 52. Ski boot according to one of claims 48 to 51, characterized in that the Rückfußandrückmatte (2266) on an elasti rule Rückfußumfassungsschale (2266 i) in the anchoring approximate lines is anchored (2266 h), which is increasingly with increasing pressure on the rear foot at hugs the heel-Achilles tendon area. 53. Ski boot according to one of claims 42 to 52, characterized in that the rear foot pressing device ( 2266 ) is attached to a spoiler ( 2214 b ) of the outer shoe, which is pivotable about a transverse axis of the outer shoe. 54. Ski boot according to claim 53, characterized in that the rear foot pressing device ( 2366 ) controls in dependence on the angular position of the spoiler ( 2314 b ) such that with increasing presentation position of the ankle and thus the spoiler ( 2314 b ) the rear foot pressing device ( 2366 ) lifts forward from the spoiler ( 2314 b ) and causes increased pressure on the rear foot. 55. Ski boot according to one of claims 1 to 54, characterized in that the operating tensioning device ( 2718 ) serves simultaneously to narrow the forefoot corset, to activate the rear foot pressure device ( 2766 ) and to narrow an ankle sleeve ( 2714 a , 2714 b ) of the outer shoe .