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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
121		JP742972	1972-01-14	JPS4885741U	1973-10-18

122		JP4274671	1971-05-25	JPS483368U	1973-01-16

123		JP2535171	1971-04-07	JPS4723052U	1972-11-15

124		JP2095869	1969-03-07	JPS4727575Y1	1972-08-22

125	Movement assistance device	US15567008	2016-04-05	US10537150B2	2020-01-21	Michel Bruel
A movement assistance device comprising a first element for rigidly connecting the device to one foot of a user and transmitting a thrust force to said foot; and a second element linked to the first element by link means and intended to be in contact with the ground; the device further comprises means for transmitting a force from an exogenous energy source, to the first element and/or to the second element, in order to separate them from each other.
126	Spring-loaded boot	US15730370	2017-10-11	US10232221B1	2019-03-19	Daniel Grayston
Disclosed is a spring-loaded boot. The invention consists of a rigid boot bound to a set of plates, with shock absorbers situated on each end of, and sandwiched between, the plates. The top plate provides the platform for binding a ski boot, and the bottom plate provides ground contact and traction. The device allows the user to bounce with pogo-like motion. The rigid shell of the boot provides the ample ankle support and protection needed for rugged terrain.
127	Assistance system for a gliding board or snowshoe	US14113194	2012-04-19	US09339718B2	2016-05-17	Patrice Cornillon
The present invention relates to a system for helping the movements of a user's foot, said foot being able to be received in a footwear portion, the front end of which is pivotably mounted relative to a sliding board or to walking equipment, with the system comprising a spring which can be secured to the sliding board or to the walking equipment so as to be applied to a bearing zone of the footwear portion by exerting a pressure on said bearing zone when the bearing zone is moved closer to the sliding board or to the walking equipment, characterized in that it comprises a binding device which can be removed from the spring, with the binding device being able to be fastened to a binding zone of the sliding board or of the walking equipment.
128	Metabolically efficient leg brace	US11120503	2005-05-03	US20050251079A1	2005-11-10	Matthew Carvey; Andrew Carvey; Philip Carvey; Nicholas Howard
Embodiments of the invention relate to walking/running braces and to devices for enhancing locomotion, specifically human bipedal locomotion. More particularly, it relates to a controlled mechanical device which provides support of the torso via the hip sockets, reduces the metabolic energy associated with walking/running and reduces the incidence of falls caused by insufficient leg thrust. Embodiments of the invention also relates to reducing the strain and metabolic energy consumption associated with walking/running with a heavy backpack or other significant carried load.
129	Spring overshoe	US936092	1997-09-23	US5845419A	1998-12-08	John Begg
A spring shoe that includes a foot engaging portion, an upper platform, an intermediate platform, a first specifically configured spring, a lower platform, and a second specifically configured spring. The foot engaging portion engages the foot of the user. The upper platform is attached to the foot engaging portion. The intermediate platform is spaced vertically below the upper platform and is attached thereto by the first specifically configured spring. The lower platform is spaced vertically below the intermediate platform and is attached thereto by the second specifically configured spring. Each of the first and second specifically configured springs are a one-piece continuous wire formed into a pair of spaced-apart conically-shaped helical coils connected to each other by an integrally formed torsion bar.
130	Sporting and exercising unit	US838461	1992-02-19	US5205798A	1993-04-27	Gregory Lekhtman
A foot receiving member has a spring member detachably attached to the bottom surface thereof. The spring member includes a top, arched, layer and a bottom, arched, layer and a strap disposed between the two arched layers. The arched layers are attached, at their ends, to a corresponding end of the strap in such a manner that the spring member will be automatically disassembled under the influence of an extraordinary lateral force.
131	Spring shoe	US300493	1989-01-23	US4912859A	1990-04-03	Gary Ritts
A spring shoe is provided, of the type which includes a top plate that holds a person's foot and a bottom plate coupled to the top plate through springs to allow for vigorous jumping, wherein the top plate is stabilized against unwanted motion in a simple and rugged mechanism. An elongated cross bar is provided which has a front end hinged to the front of the top plate and a rear end hinged to the rear of the bottom plate. The cross bar permits vertical motion and pitch of the top plate with respect to the bottom plate, while avoiding other unwanted motions of the top plate such as longitudinal and lateral shifting and tilting in roll.
132	Antistasis device	US632896	1984-07-20	US4669722A	1987-06-02	Avvari Rangaswamy
A pair of foot attachments for performing leg exercises so as to facilitate efficient pumping action of blood from deep leg veins. Each foot attachment incorporates a high sock with a flexible foot panel connected by springs to a more rigid panel. The present invention permits its utilization by a patient in either a sitting position, as when the patient is sitting in a chair or on the side of a bed, or in a supine position, where the patients' calves can be positioned against a panel from which is hinged a second panel that provides a surface against which the rigid panels of the foot attachments are placed.
133	Hopping and dancing shoes	US252162	1981-04-08	US4457084A	1984-07-03	Hiroshi Horibata; John W. Sondreal; Henry Chu
A hopping and dancing shoe comprises a sole member, a base member parallel thereto, and a spring therebetween. Two means are provided by the spring to resist yawing of the sole member relative to the base member: (1) the spring has an axial extension of each end which is connected to the sole member and base member, respectively; and (2) the extreme outer coils of the spring are in contact with the sole member and base member, respectively, to provide frictional contact there between.
134	Exercise skate	US695252	1976-06-11	US3996677A	1976-12-14	Joseph Reina
An exercise skate includes a support frame having a base member and means thereon for securing the support frame detachably to a shoe. At least two threaded elements are integral with the base member and depend therefrom. An exercise element is threadedly secured to each of the threaded elements to depend therefrom. Preferably the exercise elements comprise either a coil spring with an elastomeric plug element at its lower extremity or a roller assembly.
135	Spring-supported shoe appliance	US44476274	1974-02-22	US3875688A	1975-04-08	MCNAUGHTON HENRY
A spring-supported shoe appliance comprising a support plate, a helical spring at the underside of the plate and means for securing the plate having the spring attached thereto, to the user''s foot. The appliance may include a flexible curtain or sleeve surrounding the spring.
136	Apparatus for resilient locomotion	US3444631D	1966-03-24	US3444631A	1969-05-20	MACLEOD NORMAN A

137	Athletic spring exerciser	US6583925	1925-10-30	US1613538A	1927-01-04	SCHAD ANTHONY C

138	Exercising device	US53919422	1922-02-25	US1571073A	1926-01-26	TAPLING ROBERT D

139	Spbing shoe	US1566513D		US1566513A	1925-12-22

140	Propelling device	US29284619	1919-04-26	US1331952A	1920-02-24	BRANT HARRY T; TURNER HENRY M

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