JP2001017201A - Shoe - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shoe to be put on/taken off easily. SOLUTION: This shoe 1 has a sole 2 for putting a foot on and a band 3 for preventing the foot on the sole from parting from the sole. One end of the band 3 is fixed, the other end being free, and the fastening position of the band 3 is determined by a buckle 4. The buckle 4 comprises a buckle body, a lever rotatably supported at the buckle body, a passage formed between the lever and the buckle body for inserting the band 3, and an engagement part formed at the top of the lever for engaging with the band 3 inserted into the passage. The band 3 also has a stopper member 5 near the free end for preventing the band 3 inserted into the passage from disengaging from the passage.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001] The present invention relates to footwear, and more particularly to footwear that can be easily attached and detached.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, footwear is provided with an upper band and a neck band for fastening a foot and an ankle. The neckband of this footwear has, for example, a buckle with a pin, and is adjusted in advance to a length to fasten an ankle with a pin,
By attaching and detaching a convex member which fits the concave member provided on the back surface side of the buckle with the concave member provided on the back side of the buckle, the neck band adjusted to a predetermined length, the ankle is fastened and released by the neck band. ing.

[0003]

However, the attachment and detachment by the concave member provided on the back side of the buckle requires a large fitting force between the concave member and the convex member, requires much time and is troublesome. Occurred. Therefore, the attachment and detachment by the concave member is stopped, the length of the neckband is adjusted to be larger than the length of the ankle, the neckband is loosened with respect to the foot, and the footwear can be easily taken off. Is the actual situation. As a result, the ankle cannot be fixed by the neck band, and when walking, the toes are pressed against the instep band, causing a problem that it is difficult to wear. Further, in the above-mentioned concave member and convex member, there is also a problem that the concave member and the convex member are deformed by use for a short period of time, and the fitting force is weakened, and sometimes the fitting is not performed without necessity. occured. The present invention provides footwear that eliminates the above-mentioned problems.

[0004]

In order to achieve the above object, the footwear according to the first aspect of the present invention comprises a sole on which a foot rests, a band for keeping the foot resting on the sole, and a band. The band has one end fixed and the other end free, and the fastening position of the band is determined by a buckle. The buckle includes a buckle body and a lever rotatably supported by the buckle body. And a passage provided between the lever and the buckle main body, the passage being inserted with the band, and a distal end of the lever formed to be engaged with the band inserted through the passage. With a locking portion,
In order to prevent the band inserted into the passage from separating from the passage, a stopper member is provided on a side near a free end of the band.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided the footwear according to the first aspect, wherein the buckle body has a bottom plate having a recess or an opening and a pair of levers standing up from the bottom plate and supporting the lever. And a cross section of the lever supported by the lever supporting member has a substantially L-shape, and one end of the substantially L-shape faces the recess or the opening. The lever is supported by the lever support member,
The one end portion of the substantially L-shape is a locking portion, and when the locking portion is locked to the band inserted into the passage, the band is rotated by the locking portion of the lever. Is pressed into the recess or the opening, and the other end of the substantially L-shape is turned to the free end of the band and falls down.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, the footwear includes a sole on which a foot is placed, a band for keeping the foot on the sole from separating, and a neck band for fastening an ankle. The neck band has one end fixed and the other end free, and the fastening position of the band is determined by a buckle.The buckle has a bottom plate having a recess or an opening, and rises from the bottom plate. A buckle body having a pair of lever support members for supporting the lever, a lever rotatably supported by the buckle body, and a band provided between the lever and the buckle body; Has a passage formed therein, and a locking portion formed at the distal end of the lever for locking to the neck band inserted through the passage, and is inserted through the passage. The band is separated from the passage A stopper member is provided on the side near the free end of the band, and the cross section of the lever supported by the lever support member has a substantially L-shape. The lever is supported by the lever support member such that one end of the shape faces the recess or the opening, and the one end of the substantially L-shape is a locking portion. When the stop is locked to the band inserted into the passage, the band is pushed into the recess or opening by the locking portion of the lever that is turned, and the other of the substantially L-shaped portions is pressed. The tip is pivoted to the free end of the band and falls down.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided the footwear according to the third aspect, wherein the first and second bands are provided so as to straddle the front instep without providing a toe. Equipped, sequentially from the toe the first band, the second
, And the first band is a position corresponding to the little finger, and the second band is a position corresponding to the base of the thumb.

[0008]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a shoe according to an embodiment of the present invention. 1 is footwear, and as shown in FIG.
It has a sole 2 on which a foot is placed and a band 3 for keeping the foot on the sole 2 from separating. Bottom of foot 2
The bottom is provided with an inner bottom covered with a cover member 21 and an outsole 22 located below the inner bottom, respectively.

The band 3 has one end fixed and the other end free, and the fastening position of the band 3 is a buckle 4. The band 3 is, for example, a neck band for fastening an ankle. One end of the neckband 3 is integrally provided on one side of the heel upper K as shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, and the buckle 4 is attached to the other side of the heel upper K by fixing members 48 and 49. Have been. Buckle 4 is the buckle body 41
And a lever rotatably supported by the buckle body 41.
42, a passage 43 provided between the lever 42 and the buckle main body 41 and through which the band 3 is inserted, and a lever 43 for engaging the band 3 inserted through the passage 43. A stopper member 5A is provided on the side near the free end of the band 3 to prevent the band 3 inserted into the passage 43 from being detached from the passage 43. Is provided.

The buckle body 41 has an opening 41A (opening 41).
Although not shown, a recess may be used instead of A. ), And a pair of lever support members 41C, 41D rising from the bottom plate 41B to support the lever 42. The lever 42 supported by the lever support members 41C, 41D is provided with a pair of lever support members 41C, 41D. The cross section is substantially L-shaped as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5. Then, one of the substantially L-shaped tip portions 42A (the locking portions 42A)
Is also the tip 42A. The lever 42 is supported by lever supporting members 41C and 41D so that the opening 42A faces the opening 41A (in addition to the opening 41A, it may be a recess, not shown). That is, the lever 42 is formed by engaging the protrusions T, T provided on the side end of the lever 42 with the holes H, H provided in the lever supporting members 41C, 41D, thereby forming the lever supporting member 41C. ,
Supported by 41D.

One of the substantially L-shaped tip portions 42A is provided with a locking portion 42A.
The state in which the locking portion 42A is locked to the band 3 inserted into the passage 43 is, as shown in FIG.
The band 3 is opened by the locking portion 42A of the opening 41A (the opening 41A).
In addition, although not shown, a recess may be used. ), And the other substantially L-shaped distal end portion 42B of the band 3 is turned to the free end and falls down.

According to the footwear 1 of this embodiment, when the footwear 1 is worn, the band member 3 is prevented from coming off from the passage 43 of the buckle 4 by the stopper member 5 provided on the side near the free end of the band 3. Band 3 with buckle 4 while preventing
Can be changed, the length of the band 3 can be quickly adjusted to fit the foot, and after the adjustment, the lever 42 is rotated in the direction shown in FIG. (If part 42B pivots towards the free end of band 3),
The other substantially L-shaped distal end portion 42B pivots to the free end of the band 3 and falls down, and a locking portion 42 formed at the distal end portion of the lever 42.
The band 3 can be locked to A, and the foot can be held by the band 3 (see FIG. 5). Also, as shown in FIG. The locked state is released (see FIG. 8), the band 3 becomes loose with respect to the foot, and the footwear 1 can be easily taken off.

In particular, since the other substantially L-shaped front end portion 42B is turned to the free end of the band 3 and falls down, the band 3
When the other end 42B of the substantially L-shape, which is held down by hand with its free end, is turned in the rising direction, the locking portion 42A
And the band 3 can be easily released from the locked state.

The upper and lower first and second bands 6, which are provided without straddling the toe and extend over the front instep,
7, the first band 6, the second band 7, and the neck band 3 are located sequentially from the toe, the first band 6 is a position corresponding to the little finger, and the second band 7 is a position corresponding to the base of the thumb. It has become. First band 6
As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, a cut 61 is made at a position corresponding to the little finger, and an elastic member, for example, a rubber band material 62 is sewn on the back side of the cut 61. 9 and 10, a cut 71 is made at a position corresponding to the base of the thumb of the second band 7, and an elastic member, for example, a rubber band 72 is sewn on the back side of the cut 71. It is attached.

[0015] In particular, if the first and second bands are simply extended, the feet protrude forward and it is difficult to wear them. However, according to the footwear 1, the above-mentioned neck band 3 must be tightened. If the ankle can be fixed and the foot does not move forward, taking into account the fact that the toes are not pressed against the first and second bands 6 and 7, the first and second bands can be pressed even if pressed.
The band 6 and 7 can be stretched, so that the toes can be prevented from being hurt.
The first and second bands 6 and 7 also extend to the feet where the base of the thumb due to the hallux valgus projects outward.
Very easy to wear.

In the above-described embodiment, the band 3 is described as a neck band for fastening an ankle. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Can be similarly applied.

[0017]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the band can be easily fixed and relaxed. In other words, when wearing footwear, the band can be changed in position by the buckle in a state where the band is prevented from detaching from the passage of the buckle by the stopper member provided on the side near the free end of the band. The length of the lever can be adjusted quickly and further to fit the foot, and after the adjustment, if the lever is rotated, the band is locked by the locking portion formed at the tip of the lever. When the lever is turned in the opposite direction to the above, the above-mentioned locked state is released, the band becomes loose with respect to the foot, and the footwear can be easily taken off. it can.

According to the footwear according to the second aspect, in addition to the effect of the first aspect, the other end of the substantially L-shape is pivoted to the free end of the band and falls down. Therefore, if the other end of the substantially L-shape, which is held down with the free end of the band by hand, rotates in the rising direction, the locked state between the locking portion and the band can be easily released. .

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the fixing and loosening of the neckband can be simplified. That is, when footwear is worn, the stopper member provided on the side close to the free end of the neckband can change the fastening position of the neckband with the buckle in a state where the neckband is prevented from detaching from the passage of the buckle. Therefore, the length of the neckband can be adjusted quickly and further to fit the foot, and after the adjustment, if the lever is rotated, the neckband is formed at the locking portion formed at the tip of the lever. Is locked,
The foot can be fastened by the neckband, and if the lever is turned in the opposite direction, the above-mentioned locked state is released, the neckband becomes loose with respect to the foot, and the footwear is easily taken off. Can be. In particular, since the other end of the substantially L-shape is pivoted to the free end of the neckband and falls down, the other end of the substantially L-shape falling down by holding the free end of the neckband with the hand is By rotating in the rising direction, the locked state between the locking portion and the neckband can be easily released.

[0020] In particular, if the first and second bands are simply extended, the feet will come forward and it is difficult to wear them. If you tighten the neckband described, you can fix the ankle, taking into account that the foot does not move forward, the toe is the first,
It is possible to prevent the toes from being pressed against the second band and to prevent the toes from being hurt because the first and second bands are stretched even if pressed. In addition, the first and second bands are extended correspondingly to the foot where the base of the thumb due to the hallux valgus projects outward, making it very easy to wear.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of footwear according to one embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic exploded perspective view of the buckle, showing the buckle of FIG. 1 in an exploded manner.

FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the buckle of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state where a band and a buckle are separated.

FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state where a band and a buckle are locked.

FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view of the use state of the footwear.

FIG. 7 is a schematic sectional view showing a state where a band and a buckle are detached.

FIG. 8 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a state where a band and a buckle are separated.

FIG. 9 is a schematic plan view of the upper band in a state where the upper band of FIG. 1 is contracted.

FIG. 10 is a schematic plan view of the upper band in a state where the upper band of FIG. 1 is extended.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Footwear 2 Bottom 3 Band 4 Buckle 5 Stopper member

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A sole on which a foot rests, a band for keeping the foot resting on the sole, and a band having one end fixed and the other end free, The fastening position is determined by a buckle. The buckle is provided with a buckle body, a lever rotatably supported by the buckle body, and provided between the lever and the buckle body. In order to lock to the passage passed through and the band inserted through this passage,
A stopper formed at a distal end of the lever, wherein a stopper is provided on a side near a free end of the band so as to prevent the band inserted into the passage from separating from the passage. A footwear, characterized in that it comprises a member. 2. The buckle body has a bottom plate having a recess or an opening, and a pair of lever support members rising from the bottom plate and supporting the lever, and is supported by the lever support member. The cross section of the lever is
The lever is formed in a substantially L-shape, and the lever is formed so that one end of the substantially L-shape faces the recess or the opening.
One end of the substantially L-shape is a locking portion supported by a supporting member, and the locking portion is locked to a band inserted into a passage when the lever is turned. 2. The locking portion pushes the band into the recess or the opening, and the other end of the substantially L-shape pivots to the free end of the band and falls down. Footwear. 3. A bottom on which a foot is placed, a band for keeping the foot on the bottom from leaving, and a band for fastening an ankle, wherein the neck band is fixed at one end. The other end is a free end, and the band is fastened by a buckle. The buckle has a bottom plate having a recess or an opening, and a pair of levers standing up from the bottom plate and supporting the lever. A buckle main body having a support member, a lever rotatably supported by the buckle main body, a passage provided between the lever and the buckle main body, and through which the band is inserted; A locking portion formed at the tip of the lever for locking to the neck band inserted into the passage; and the band inserted into the passage separates from the passage. To prevent , The stopper on the side closer to the free end of the band - the member is provided, the lever - the lever supported by the supporting member - the cross-section,
The lever is supported by the lever support member such that one end of the substantially L-shape faces the recess or the opening, and the one end of the substantially L-shape is formed. The tip portion is a locking portion, and when the locking portion is locked to the band inserted into the passage, the band is moved to the recess or the opening by the locking portion of the turned lever. Footwear, wherein the foot is pushed in, and the other end of the substantially L-shape pivots to the free end of the band and falls down. 4. The upper includes a first and a second band that extend and contract without straddling a toe, and are provided so as to straddle a front instep. The first band and the second band are sequentially provided from the toe. 4. The footwear according to claim 3, wherein a band and a neck band are located, the first band is located at a position corresponding to a little finger, and the second band is located at a position corresponding to a base of a thumb.