HHfanatic

Just came to think about a thing...there are already spray to be bought to spray your feet so they will not sweat...

Where is the air intake to the pump? Through the heel? If so, there will need to be a filter system to clean the air before going into the pump.
Lot of shit on the ground...

shoerepairer

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Originally Posted by Simcity3 And we also fixed the stability problem by adding 4 thin stainless metal poles inside the heel.

A lot of emphasise is often put on the attributes of stainless, for 2 reasons

• its strength
• its resistance to corrosion

However in this instance corrosion will not be a problem as these will be housed inside the plastic heel block, as for strength poles are NOT as strong as tubes, hence conventional stiletto heel blocks having a tube inside them & steel nails to hold them on the upper.
Would 1 or 2 “extra” steel tubes reduce costs & add more stability than 4 stainless poles
I would love to see a more technical drawing of the design, as I think adding the poles must surely be over complicating the design?

Lee

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heelma

Did you check patent databases about this idea? If there's none, you can file one or offer it to a company.
I generally like the idea, though I still don't fully understand what problem you're trying to solve with it. Therefore, your idea might not make it to a successful commercial product.

Webhawk

what happens, when the foot inside of the shoe blocks/closes the outletting holes...the pump get some overpressure and shoot the working pin right in to the asphalt....?

you want my oppinion?

this technic will never work in a high heel shoe.
if you use high quality leather shoes your feet don´t smell.
if you built your technic in some cheap plastic-shoe, it makes the whole thing to expensive...

i would try to do something like this with sporting shoes. but check out first, if there istn´t any technic like yours (nike-air etc...) this will save you lot´s of money