JP2005323781A - Shoes case - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shoes case for housing shoes for fishing etc. which realizes drying of the shoes outdoor with the shoes housed therein, drying of the shoes containing a large quantity of water in a short period, and housing and carrying of the shoes without dried. <P>SOLUTION: The shoes case consists of: a housing part which has an open top with a cover arranged and whose bottom consists of a net body or material with a large number of holes formed; and a bottom cover whose bottom is formed of a watertight sheet material. A pair of engaging parts are formed at the bottom of a container and the bottom cover so as to engage and disengage the bottom cover to/from the bottom of the container. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a shoe rack used for fishing and the like.

When going out for fishing on rainy days or on rainy days, in order to prevent the feet from slipping on rocky or wet places, the upper is formed with a material with jersey cloth pasted on the surface of a thin sponge and the sole Many anglers use shoes with a structure in which a thick felt is attached to the pad and spikes are embedded in the felt.
When fishing is finished with such shoes, the entire shoe sole is in a state of containing a large amount of water, and when taking it home after fishing, a large amount of water contained in the sole drops. In order to prevent this, it is necessary to carry in a shoe case formed of a waterproof sheet material, and conventionally, a waterproof shoe case having an opening in the upper part is used.

  When a shoe containing moisture is put into a sealed shoe case, the entire shoe does not dry easily, especially in fishing shoes whose soles are formed of felt as in recent times, the felt has a large amount of moisture. It will take a long time to dry completely, and when it is used next time, it may still be wet, producing mold or an unpleasant odor. There is. In order to prevent such a situation, it is necessary to take out the shoes from the shoebox and dry them. However, fishing shoes made of a jersey fabric affixed to a thin sponge surface are vulnerable to ultraviolet rays and are used outdoors. When it is dried, the surface is discolored and deteriorates. Therefore, even if it is dried outdoors, it must be dried in the shade, and eventually it takes a long time to dry.

  The present invention relates to an improvement of a shoe rack for storing shoes to be used for fishing, and has been found in the prior art by enabling outdoor drying with the shoes in the shoe rack. It is intended to eliminate the above-mentioned poor usability.

  An opening is formed in the upper part, a lid is disposed in the opening, and a container is formed of a material having a bottom formed of a net or a large number of holes, and a bottom cover formed of a water-impervious sheet material at the bottom. Thus, a pair of engaging portions are formed on the bottom portion and the bottom lid of the container so that the bottom lid can be attached to and detached from the bottom portion of the container.

  The shoe rack according to the present invention has a structure in which the bottom part is formed of a net or a material having a large number of holes, and the bottom cover can be removed. When the shoe is hung with a shoe, as shown in FIG. 6, it contains a large amount of water, the shoe sole that is most difficult to dry is placed on the net, and the water contained in the shoe dripping, The entire shoe sole can be exposed to the air and dried in a short time, and even when the shoe is put in and hung outdoors to dry, the upper part of the shoe is covered with the shoe holder and the shoe is exposed to ultraviolet rays. Since it does not hit, it is possible to dry outdoors, and it is convenient to dry shoes that are difficult to dry with shade drying in a short time.

  In addition, because it has a structure that can be fitted with a water-proof bottom lid on the bottom, even if you put wet shoes after fishing and bring them into the car or carry them, water drops contained in the shoes will dripping There is an advantage that we can carry wet shoes with peace of mind.

  An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 5, a shoe rack body 1 has a lid 4 disposed in an upper opening 3 of a container 2 set to a size capable of holding shoes. The bottom portion 7 is made of a net or a clear material, and the bottom portion 7 is covered with a removable water-impervious bottom lid 6. .

  That is, the container 2 is a waterproof sheet, and is formed to have a length, width, and depth enough to hold shoes used for fishing etc., and one side of the lid 4 at the opening. The upper part is sewn with one member 8a of the fastener 8 and the other part 8b of the fastener 8 is sewn with the edge of the lid body 4. Thus, the lid 4 can be opened and closed by this operation.

  The bottom 7 of the container 2 is formed by sewing and fixing the edge of a net or a clear material having water permeability and air permeability to the bottom opening. A plurality of hook one members 9a forming the engaging portion 9 are attached.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the bottom lid 6 has a rising edge 10 attached to the edge of the water-impervious sheet having a shape corresponding to the shape of the bottom of the container 2. A plurality of other hook members 9b forming the engaging portion 9 are attached to the inner side of the rising portion 10, and the bottom edge portion 5 of the container 2 is attached to the bottom portion 5 of the container 2. After being inserted into the lid 6, the bottom lid 6 can be attached to the container 2 by engaging the hook 9 b with the hook 9 a of the container 2.

  The above is an embodiment in which the engaging portion 9 is formed by a pair of hooks and the bottom lid 6 is attached by engaging the hooks. While attaching one member, it is also possible to attach the other member of a hook_and_loop | surface fastener to the inner surface part of the bottom cover 6, and to make it the structure which attaches the bottom cover 6 by engagement of a hook_and_loop | surface fastener.

It is a perspective view which shows the whole shoelace. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the structure of a shoe rack. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the structure of a shoe rack. It is a notch perspective view which shows the structure of the bottom part of a container. It is a partially notched perspective view which shows the state which put the shoes in the container. It is a bottom view in the state where shoes were put into a container.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shoe holder main body 2 Container 3 Opening part 4 Lid body 6 Bottom cover 7 Bottom part 9 Engagement part

Claims (1)

An opening 3 is formed in the upper part, and a lid 4 is disposed in the opening 3, and the bottom 7 is shielded from the container 2 made of a water-permeable / breathable material having a net or a large number of holes. It consists of a bottom lid 6 made of an aqueous material, and a pair of engaging portions 9 are formed on the container 2 and the bottom lid 6, and the bottom lid 6 can be arbitrarily detached by the engaging portions 9. A shoe rack characterized by that.

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