JP2003033268A - Device for taking off shoe - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a device for taking off shoes, which has an engaging part, with which the counter of shoes is engaged, on a stick shape body via which a foot can be taken out easily. SOLUTION: This device for taking off shoes comprises a stick shape body 12 with prescribed length and an engaging part 18 which is placed on one open end part of the stick shape body 12 and allows the heel part of a wearing user to pass through and can prevent the counter of the shoe from passing through. When a user raises the foot in a condition the counter of the shoe is faced to just under the engaging art 18, the user's heel part can pass the engaging part 18, but the counter of the shoe is engaged by the engaging part 18 are prevented from passing through to take off the shoe.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a shoe take-off tool which allows a person to easily take off their shoes at the front door without bending their hips.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When taking off a shoe or the like when entering a house such as a general household, for example, the heel of the left shoe is pressed against the heel of the right shoe, and in this state, the heel of the right foot is heeled to the heel of the right shoe. With the right foot not completely separated from the shoe, hold the heel of the left shoe with the heel of the right shoe to separate the heel of the left foot from the shoe, or geta shoe box. A chair-like pedestal that doubles as a chair is installed at the entrance, and the person sits down on this pedestal and then bends his or her hips, and the legs of the shoe are removed from the shoe while holding the heel of the shoe with fingers.

[0003]

When the shoes are taken off as described above, the feet are slightly unstable. For this reason, they put their hands on the wall surface to stabilize their body or sit on the frame at the front of the entrance, but this operation is not easy or painful for the elderly, pregnant women, or people with disabilities. It can even be accompanied. In addition, when sitting on a climbing frame etc., it is necessary to bend the waist inevitably, which not only puts an extra burden on the body, but also after taking off the shoes,
It is necessary to raise the waist again from this climbing frame, and in some cases, the assistance of a person becomes necessary. In addition,
By setting the height of the chair-shaped table higher than the rising frame, the movement of sitting or standing up is somewhat eased, but it is still necessary to bend the waist, and it is also possible to move only the legs. If the shoes are not removed properly, it is necessary to bend the hips, and therefore the above-mentioned problems in removing the shoes have not been sufficiently solved.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been proposed in view of the problems inherent in the above-mentioned prior art, and it has been proposed to suitably solve the problem. An object of the present invention is to provide a shoe take-off device which is arranged in a rod-like body and allows a foot to be easily detached from a shoe through the hook portion.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to preferably achieve an intended purpose, a shoe take-off tool according to the present invention is provided with a rod-shaped body having a required length and a heel portion of a user wearing a shoe, which is arranged at one open end of the rod-shaped body. And a hooking portion capable of blocking the passage of the counter of the shoe, and the user raises his / her feet with the counter of the shoe facing directly under the hooking portion. The heel portion of the user passes through the hooking portion, but the shoe counter is locked so that the passage of the shoe is stopped to remove the shoe.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems and preferably achieve the intended purpose, a shoe take-off tool according to another invention is provided with a rod-shaped body of a required length and one open end of the rod-shaped body. Was set up,
It consists of a hooking part that allows a user wearing a shoe to pass through the heel part and has a recessed portion set to an inner peripheral dimension that can prevent the shoe from passing through the counter. When the user's heel passes through the hook by raising the foot with the counter of the shoe directly underneath, the counter of the shoe is locked in the recess to prevent passage. It is characterized in that it is configured so that shoes can be taken off.

Further, in order to solve the above-mentioned problems and preferably achieve the intended purpose, a shoe take-off device according to still another invention,
It comprises a rod-shaped body having a required length and a hooking portion which is arranged at one open end of the rod-shaped body and is movable between a position where the shoe comes into contact with the counter and a position where it is separated therefrom. After exposing the counter of the shoe to the hooking part, move the hooking part to a position where it abuts on the counter, and raise the foot in this state so that the heel of the user passes through the hooking part. However, it is characterized in that the shoe counter is configured so that the shoe can be taken off by locking and blocking passage.

[0008]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Next, a shoe remover according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings with reference to preferred embodiments. 1 and 2 show a shoe remover 10 according to a first embodiment, which is arranged at a rod-shaped body 12 of a required length and one open end of the rod-shaped body 12. ,
While allowing the user to wear the shoes 14 through the heel,
Hooking part 1 capable of blocking passage of the counter 16 of the shoe 14
8 and. Of these, the rod-shaped body 12 is
For example, a hollow tube made of aluminum or the like with a required thickness, the length of which is slightly longer than the distance from the fingers to the floor surface when an adult male stands up naturally. Are dimensioned so that

The hooking portion 18 is a member which is formed in a bifurcated state so that the shape observed from the plane has a V shape with the insertion portion of the rod-shaped body 12 as a base point. The portion forming the V-shape is a pair of left and right wings 18a extending from the base point by a required length, and the inner peripheral surface of the wings is allowed to pass through the heel of the user wearing the shoes 14. However, the recess 18 is set to have an inner peripheral dimension that can prevent the shoe 14 from passing through the counter 16.
b is formed in an arc shape in a plan view.

As shown in the drawing, a hooking portion 18c having an arcuate cross-section is formed on the upper end portion of the recess 18b by projecting over a required range from the insertion base portion of the rod-shaped body 12 toward the open end portions of both blade portions 18a. Has been done. As will be described later, the shoe 16 can be removed by hooking the counter 16 of the shoe 14 on the hooking portion 18c. The inner peripheral size of the recess 18b is set to an inner peripheral size that prevents the counter 16 from passing through the shoe 14 of a size that is generally worn by an adult male. It may be fitted or fitted to other sizes.

Further, the both wings 18a are provided with the recesses 18b.
The shape observed from the side surface direction with respect to the tip end portion of the is a so-called right triangle. In this case, the hypotenuse portion is positioned so as to incline upward as it moves from the portion where the rod-shaped body 12 is inserted and arranged to the tip portion of the blade portion 18a. Therefore, when the hooking portion 18 is hooked on the shoe 14, the counter 16 of the shoe 14 is not only in the front position where the fork is opened, but also diagonally or laterally with respect to the recess 18b.
Is configured to face.

Here, the counter 16 is a half-moon-shaped core material which is arranged on the back curved portion of the shoe 14 for the purpose of protecting the heel portion of the user and maintaining the molded state of the shoe 14. In the example, this is used as a vocabulary that refers to the entire bend on the back side of the shoe 14. Further, the rod-shaped body 12
As shown in the figure, a gripping portion 20 is integrally provided at the upper end of the. The grip portion 20 is a member that is set to have a dimension that is slightly longer than the lateral width of the hand in the horizontal direction from the upper end portion of the rod-shaped body 12, and is easily gripped by fingers.

When the shoe remover 10 is used, as shown in FIG. 2A, the counter 16 of the shoe is exposed immediately below the hooking portion 18. Then, by raising the foot in this state, the heel of the user passes through the hooking portion 18,
The counter 16 of the shoe 14 is locked to prevent passage.

More specifically, the user stands up against the open end of the hooking portion 18 having the recess 18b, and the counter 16 of the shoe 14 on the left side (or the right side) is placed on the wing portion 1
After facing the recess 18b from the open end of 8a, as shown in FIG.
As shown in (b), the upper side of the counter 16 is attached to the hook 1
8 is brought into contact with the hooking portion 18c. Then, in this state, by lifting the left foot (or the right foot) upward from the heel, the heel of the user passes through the recess 18b, but the shoe 1
The counter 16 of No. 4 is taken off by being locked in the recess 18b and blocking passage. This operation can be performed in an almost upright state without bending over.

FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of the shoe remover 10. In this shoe take-off tool 10, both the wing portions 18 are sandwiched in the hooking portion 18 with the insertion portion of the rod-shaped body 12 interposed therebetween.
A shoehorn 22 is integrally formed on the side opposite to the extending direction of a. The shoehorn 22 is formed at a position close to the insertion portion, along the height direction of the hook portion 18, with a dimension slightly shorter than this.

With this shoe remover 10, the shoe removing operation is performed in the same manner as the shoe remover 10 according to the first embodiment. That is, as shown in FIG. 4 (a), the user stands with his / her back facing the open end of the hooking portion 18 in which the recess 18b is formed, and the counter 16 of the shoe 14 on the left (or right) side is recessed 18b. To face. As a result, the upper side of the counter 16 comes into contact with the hooking portion 18c of the hooking portion 18, and in this state, the left foot (or right foot) is lifted up from the heel so that the heel of the user lifts the recess 18b. After passing, the counter 16 of the shoe 14 is locked in the recess 18b to prevent the passage, and the shoe is taken off.

In addition, in this shoe remover 10, the shoehorn 2
2 allows the foot to be inserted through the shoe 14. In this case, as shown in FIG. 4 (b), the hook portion 18 is rotated 180 degrees from the position used for the shoe removal operation, and the shoehorn 22 is inserted into the counter 16 of the shoe 14 from above. Keep it. Thereafter, the toes of the user are inserted through the opening of the shoe 14, and the heel portion thereof is brought into contact with the shoehorn 22 attached to the counter 16 of the shoe 14. Then, when the user moves the heel part downward from this state, the user is guided by the shoehorn 22 and is engaged with the counter 16 of the shoe 14.

FIG. 5 shows a third embodiment of the shoe remover 10. In the shoe take-off device 10, the extension length of the rod-shaped body 12 is configured to be able to be appropriately expanded and contracted according to the height of the user. That is, the rod-shaped body 12 includes the upper rod-shaped body 24 having the grip portion 20 arranged at the upper end portion and the hook portion 1.
8 is composed of a lower rod-shaped body 26 disposed at the lower end portion, and as shown in the figure, the lower rod-shaped body 26 is movably inserted into the upper rod-shaped body 24. Further, a screw fastener 28 is provided at the lower end of the upper rod-shaped body 24, and by moving the lower rod-shaped body 26 to a required position and then rotating the screw fastener 28 in the fastening direction,
Both rod-shaped bodies 24 and 26 are immovably supported and fixed.

As described above, the lower rod-shaped body 26 is configured to move freely with respect to the upper rod-shaped body 24. Inside the upper rod-shaped body 24, an elastic body such as a spring is provided.
(Not shown) may be interposed. That is, this elastic body always urges the lower rod-shaped body 26 downward, and presses the upper rod-shaped body 24 from above with a slight force while the lower rod-shaped body 26 is in contact with the floor surface, The elastic strength is set so that the lower rod-shaped body 26 can be retracted into the upper rod-shaped body 24. Further, as a structure for urging the lower rod-shaped body 26 against the upper rod-shaped body 24, for example, both rod-shaped bodies 24 and 26 are inserted in an airtight state so as to be in an air cushion state in addition to the one using this spring. Rod 2
A mechanism that can position 6 with respect to the upper rod-shaped body 24 stepwise may be used.

FIG. 6 shows a fourth embodiment of the shoe remover 10. In this shoe remover 10, the hooking portion 18
Instead of c, an elastic member 30 having a required width is provided in the recess 18b. That is, this elastic member 30 is
8 is a rubber body disposed in a region including 8 and is hung from the region where the locking portion 18c is formed to the lower end of the locking portion 18 and slightly floated from the inner surface of the recess 18b. It is arranged.

With this shoe remover 10, it is possible to remove shoes in conformity with shoes of various sizes. That is, in the shoe 14 having a relatively large size such as an adult male, the counter 16 contacts the vicinity of the upper end of the elastic member 30, as shown in FIG. 7A. However, in this case, the elastic member 30 is provided with a slight gap between it and the recess 18b, as described above. Therefore, the elastic member 30 with which the counter 16 abuts has a concave portion 1 provided with the hooking portion 18c.
The counter 16 is curved into a shape similar to that of the counter 8b.
Is preferably restricted from moving upward. Therefore, by lifting the left foot (or the right foot) upward from the heel in this state, the heel of the user passes through the recess 18b, and the counter 16 of the shoe 14 pushes the elastic member 30 and the recess 18b. The shoes are taken off by being blocked by the passage.

In general, in the case of an adult female whose size is smaller than that of the adult male shoe 14, as shown in FIG. 7B, the counter 16 thereof abuts on the elastic member 30 in the vicinity of the middle portion thereof. It will be. Therefore, similarly to the above, the elastic member 30 with which the counter 16 abuts is curved at a substantially intermediate position thereof, and preferably the counter 16 is restricted from moving upward. Therefore, also in this case, by lifting the left foot (or the right foot) upward from the heel portion in this state, the heel portion of the user passes through the concave portion 18b and the counter 1 of the shoe 14
6 is locked in the pressed elastic member 30 and the recess 18b, so that passage is blocked and the shoes are taken off.
That is, for shoes having a certain size range, it can be widely applied from shoes for adult men to women for adults and children.

FIG. 8 shows a fifth embodiment of the shoe remover 10. In this shoe remover 10, similar to the shoe remover 10 described above, a rod-shaped body 12 of a required length and the rod-shaped body 12 are provided.
The hooking portion 32 is disposed at one open end of the shoe 14 and is movable between a position in which the shoe 14 abuts on the counter 16 and a position in which the shoe 14 is separated therefrom. As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, it is composed of two blade pieces 34 that are formed in a curved shape.

A cylindrical support 36 is arranged at the lower end of the rod-shaped body 12. The support 36 is a member that is set to be sufficiently shorter than the extension length of the rod-shaped body 12, and has cylindrical support portions 38 that are vertically divided into two.
40 is a connecting mechanism to a lever 42 arranged in the grip portion 20.
(Not shown), and the lever 4
It is configured to rotate in the opposite direction while being synchronized with the operation of 2. For example, the upper support portion 38 is configured to rotate counterclockwise in FIGS. 9 and 10, and the lower support portion 40 is configured to rotate clockwise. The wing piece portions 34 are integrally arranged.

As shown in FIG. 9, the wing piece portion 34 disposed at each of the support portions 38 and 40 of the support member 36 is always opened at an angle that allows the counter 16 of the shoe 14 to pass through sufficiently. is doing. When the shoe take-off device 10 is used, the counter 16 is brought close to the support 36, and the lever 42 is gripped and operated in this state. Three
Rotate 8,40. As a result, as shown in FIG.
As shown in (b), the both wing piece portions 34, 34 move from the open position toward the counter 16 in the directions in which they approach each other.

Since each wing piece portion 34 is curved and formed so as to substantially follow the side surface shape of the counter 16 toward the outside on the side opposite to the direction in which it moves closer, it is hung from the back surface portion of this counter 16 to the side surface. Abutting on a required part of the above in a substantially close contact state. Then, by raising the foot while the counter 16 is held by the wing piece portion 34, the user's heel portion is held by the hook portion 3.
While passing through the two wing piece portions 34, 34, the counter 16 of the shoe 14 is locked by the wing piece portion 34 and is prevented from passing through, so that shoe removal is achieved. Since the wing piece portion 34 is configured to sandwich the shoe 14 from the left and right, the wing piece portion 34 can be widely applied to shoes for adult men, adult women, and children.

FIG. 11 shows a sixth embodiment of the shoe take-off device 10, which is another form of means for moving the wing piece portion 34. That is, in this shoe remover 10, as in the shoe remover 10 of the third embodiment, the rod-shaped body 12, the upper rod-shaped body 24 of the required length in which the grip portion 20 is disposed at the upper end portion, and the hanging portion. A stopper 32 is provided at one end, and the other end is composed of a lower rod-shaped body 26 movably inserted into the upper rod-shaped body 24. The body 26 is biased in the direction in which it extends from the upper rod-shaped body 24. Further, the cylindrical support parts 38, 40 which are divided into two parts, upper and lower, are respectively connected to the upper rod-shaped body 24 via a connecting mechanism (not shown), and are synchronized by the operation of the upper rod-shaped body 24. It is configured to rotate in the opposite direction.

In this case, the wing piece portion 34 arranged on each of the support portions 38, 40 is also always open at an angle that allows the passage of the counter 16 of the shoe 14 sufficiently. When the shoe take-off device 10 is used, the counter 16 is brought close to the support body 36 and the lower rod-shaped body 26 having the lower end abutted on the floor surface is pressed from the upper side to the upper bar-shaped body as described above. The body 24 is pressed. As a result, each supporting portion 3 is interlocked with the movement of the upper rod-shaped body 24 through a connecting mechanism (not shown).
8, 40 rotate (imaginary line in the figure), and the wing piece portions 34, 34 move from the open position toward the counter 16 in the directions approaching from both sides thereof. The user removes the shoes by moving the heel part upward while blocking the passage of the counter 16.

FIG. 12 shows a seventh embodiment of the shoe remover 10. That is, in the shoe take-off device 10 in this case, as shown in FIG. 13, four recesses 44a are formed along the circumferential surface of the rod-shaped body 12 so that the recesses 44a are set to have an inner circumferential dimension capable of preventing passage of the counter 16. A hooking portion 44 is provided, and a tread plate 46 is provided at the lower end of the rod-shaped body 12. The latching portion 44 is connected to the lever 42 arranged on the grip portion 20 via a connecting mechanism (not shown), and by operating the lever 42, the lower rod-shaped body 26
It is configured to be able to move up and down along a required range.
The tread plate 46 is a disk-shaped plate member having a radius slightly longer than the length of the hooking portion 44 extending in the radial direction, and the boss 4 integrally formed at the center portion thereof with a required height.
The lower end of the rod-shaped body 12 is inserted through the 6a.

When using the shoe remover 10,
As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the counter 16 is brought close to or in contact with the boss 46a, and the heel portion of the shoe 14 is tread 4
By mounting it on 6, the shoe remover 10 is stabilized in the vertical direction. By gripping the lever 42 in this state, as described above, the hooking portion 44 moves downward via the connecting mechanism (not shown), and the concave portion 44a of the hooking portion 44a is moved to the counter 16a.
It contacts from the upper side to the required part which hangs from the back side to the side. Then, as shown in FIG. 14B, the user removes the shoes by moving the heel portion upward while blocking the passage of the counter 16. Since the hooking portion 44 moves up and down within a required range, it can be widely applied in this case as well, from shoes for adult men to those for adult women and children.

FIG. 15 shows an eighth embodiment of the shoe remover 10. The rod-shaped body 12 of the shoe remover 10 is
Similar to the shoe take-off tool 10 of the third embodiment, an upper rod-shaped body 24 having the grip portion 20 arranged at the upper end portion and a lower rod-shaped body 26 having the hooking portion 44 arranged at one end portion side. The lower rod-shaped body 26 is always inserted in a predetermined position while being biased in a direction in which the lower rod-shaped body 26 extends from the upper rod-shaped body 24. Further, the hooking portions 44 are respectively connected to the upper rod-shaped body 24 via a connecting mechanism (not shown), and are configured to move in the vertical direction by operating the upper rod-shaped body 24.

When the shoe remover 10 is used, the counter 16 is brought close to or in contact with the boss 46a and the heel of the shoe 14 is placed on the tread plate 46 to stabilize the shoe remover 10 in the vertical direction. . In this state, by pressing the upper rod-shaped body 24 against the lower rod-shaped body, the hooking portion 44 interlocks with the movement of the upper rod-shaped body 24 and comes close to the boss 46a (imaginary line in the figure), and its recessed portion. The counter 44a abuts against a required portion of the counter 16 which is hung from the back surface to the side surface from above. Thereafter, the user removes the shoes by moving the heel portion upward while preventing the counter 16 from passing through.

[0033]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the shoe remover according to the first aspect of the present invention, the counter of the shoe is brought into contact with the latching portion arranged at the lower end of the rod-shaped body. Since the legs can be removed in this state, there is no need to bend the hips or attach the fingers to the counter of the shoe, and the burden on the elderly and pregnant women is greatly reduced.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the hooking portion is provided with a recess, and the foot can be disengaged while the shoe counter is in contact with the recess. Similar to the invention described above, the user can reduce the burden on the elderly and pregnant women without bending the hips or adding the fingers to the counter of the shoe.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the hooking portion is configured to be close to and away from the counter of the shoe, and the counter is hooked by appropriately moving the hooking portion. And in this state, the user can detach the heel part from the counter of the shoe, and thus, like the first and second aspects,
Shoe removal can be easily achieved without the need for the user to bend his / her waist or put his / her finger on the counter of the shoe.

According to the invention of claim 4, in the shoe removing device according to claim 1, since the shoehorn is provided in the hooking portion, it can be used for wearing shoes as a purpose other than removing shoes.

According to the invention of claim 5, in the shoe take-off tool according to claim 2, by arranging the elastic member in the concave portion, it is widely applicable from shoes for adult men to adult women or children. Can be made.

According to the invention of claim 6, in the shoe take-off tool according to claim 3, the hooking portion is composed of two wing piece portions, and each wing piece portion is close to the shoe counter. Therefore, it can be widely used in a state adapted to the size of the shoe.

According to the invention of claim 7, in the shoe remover according to claim 3, the recesses having an inner peripheral dimension that can prevent passage of the shoe counter are arranged at predetermined intervals along the circumferential direction of the rod-shaped body. Since a hooking portion formed for each of them is arranged and is arranged so as to be close to the counter, it can be widely used in a state adapted to the size of the shoe similarly to the sixth aspect.

According to the invention of claim 8, in the shoe remover according to claims 1 to 3, the extension length can be appropriately expanded and contracted according to the height of the user. In addition, convenience is improved.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention and a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of the same figure.

FIG. 2 is a use state diagram showing a part of the shoe remover according to the first embodiment by cutting it out.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention and a cross-sectional view taken along line BB of the same figure.

FIG. 4 is a use state diagram showing a part of the shoe remover according to the second embodiment with a part cut away.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a front view of a main part of a shoe remover according to a preferred fourth embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which a part thereof is cut away.

FIG. 7 is a use state diagram showing a part of the shoe remover according to the fourth embodiment by cutting it out.

FIG. 8 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a preferred fifth embodiment of the present invention.

9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 8 and a front view of relevant parts showing a state in which a shoe counter is brought close to a hooking portion in an open state.

10 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC of FIG. 8 and a front view of relevant parts showing a state in which a shoe counter is sandwiched in a state of being brought close to the hanging portion.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a sixth preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a seventh preferred embodiment of the present invention.

13 is a cross-sectional view taken along line DD of FIG.

FIG. 14 is a view showing a usage state of the shoe remover according to the seventh preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a front view showing a shoe remover according to a preferred eighth embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

12 bar-shaped members, 14 shoes, 16 counters, 18 latches, 18b recesses 22 shoehorns, 30 elastic members, 32 latches, 34
Wing piece, 44 Hook 44a Recess

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A rod-shaped body (12) having a required length, and the rod-shaped body (12).
It is arranged at one open end of the shoe (14) to allow the user who wears the shoe (14) to pass through the heel of the shoe (14), and the counter (1
6) and a hooking part (18) capable of blocking the passage of the shoe (14).
The user's heel part passes through the hooking part (18) by raising the foot while facing 6), but the counter (16) of the shoe (14) is locked to prevent the passage. A shoe remover characterized by being configured so that the shoe can be removed by doing so. 2. A rod-shaped body (12) having a required length, and the rod-shaped body (12).
It is arranged at one open end of the shoe (14) to allow the user who wears the shoe (14) to pass through the heel of the shoe (14), and the counter (1
6) a hooking portion (18) having a recess (18b) set to an inner circumferential dimension capable of preventing passage of the shoe (14), and the user can directly counter the shoe (14) directly below the hooking portion (18). (1
The user's heel part passes through the hooking part (18) by raising the foot while facing the (6), but the counter (16) of the shoe (14) engages with the recess (18b). A shoe take-off device characterized in that the shoe take-off device is configured to be stopped by stopping the passage of the shoe. 3. A rod-shaped body (12) having a required length, and the rod-shaped body (12).
It is provided at one open end of the shoe (14) and comprises a hooking portion (32, 44) movable between a position abutting against the counter (16) of the shoe (14) and a position separated therefrom. Attach the counter (16) of the shoe (14) to the hook (32,44).
After that, the latching part (32, 44) is moved to a position where it comes into contact with the counter (16), and in this state, the user's heel is raised by the latching part (32, 44). 44), but
A shoe remover characterized in that the counter (16) of the shoe (14) is configured to be removed by locking and blocking passage of the counter (16). 4. The shoe remover according to claim 1, wherein a shoehorn (22) is integrally formed on the hooking portion (18). 5. The shoe remover according to claim 2, wherein an elastic member (30) is arranged in a predetermined width in the recess (18b) of the hooking portion (18). 6. The hooking part (32) is composed of two wing piece parts (34) formed in a curved shape, and the wing piece parts (34) are mutually connected to the counter (16). The shoe take-off device according to claim 3, wherein the shoe take-off device is arranged to be close to and away from the shoe. 7. A recess (4) having an inner peripheral dimension capable of preventing passage of a counter (16) of the shoe (14) in the hooking portion (44).
The 4a) is formed at predetermined intervals along the circumferential direction of the rod-like body (12), and the hooking portion (44) is closely spaced from the counter (16). Shoe remover. 8. The shoe remover according to claim 1, wherein the extension length of the rod-shaped body (12) can be appropriately expanded and contracted according to the height of the user.