JP2006006577A - Shoes for physically-handicapped person, shoes, and sandals - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide shoes for a physically-handicapped person, shoes, and sandals which can fit to the feet and toes. <P>SOLUTION: The shoes for the physically-handicapped person is at least composed of a front upper, a back upper, a shoe sole covered by the front upper and the back upper, and a fastener for removably attaching each upper to the shoe sole. The front upper and the back upper are partly connected with each other. An opening for inserting the foot is provided to the back upper. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a handicapped shoe capable of fitting to a foot or toe, a shoe, and a sandal. In addition, the present invention relates to a shoe for a physically handicapped person who can correct the obstacle by walking while wearing the shoe even if there is a deformation due to a disorder such as a toe due to a cerebral infarction or a traffic accident. is there.

  Furthermore, the present invention relates to a shoe and a sandal that can change the position of a umbilical cord so that a shoe sole or a bottom member fits a foot or a toe. In the present specification and claims, the “shoe sole” includes a foot placement surface of the shoe sole, a ground contact surface with the ground, and a connection portion for connecting the upper.

  Conventional shoes and sandals have an uneven surface on the sole that reduces the tiredness of the feet and others that promote health. For example, in the shoes for promoting health described in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-95806, by providing a umbilical cord in the shoes, force is applied to the toes and the muscles of the entire sole move and bend and stretch. Therefore, not only can it correct flat feet, but it can also receive a pleasant stimulus and improve health.

Further, a shoe insole provided with a umbilical cord substitute protrusion and a shock absorbing portion described in registered utility model publication No. 3023727 has a T-shaped ridge cord substitute protrusion between the first finger and the second finger. It is installed. The said device fits well between shoes and feet, has a feeling of grip, improves toe control, makes the foot struts effective, and has a cushioning and comfortable walking that is comfortable. Is.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 63-95806 Registered Utility Model Publication No. 3023727

  The shoes for promoting health described in Patent Document 1 are only for the purpose of promoting health, and do not consider a toe with a disability. Further, the shoes for promoting health described in Patent Document 1 do not take into consideration the ease of wearing for persons with disabilities in toes, or the troubles that caregivers put on persons with disabilities. . Furthermore, the shoe for promoting health described in Patent Document 1 is not intended to correct a toe with a disability.

  Similarly, a shoe insole provided with a umbilical cord substitute protrusion and a shock absorbing portion described in Patent Document 2 reduces walking ease and fatigue, and corrects toes with disabilities and persons with disabilities. It is not intended to make it easy to wear. Moreover, the idea described in the said patent document 2 is not going to correct a toe with a disorder | damage | failure.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is not only capable of being worn by a handicapped person with a toe disability, and easy for a caregiver to put on the handicapped person, and capable of performing rehabilitation such as walking training, An object of the present invention is to provide a handicapped shoe that can correct finger deformation. An object of this invention is to provide the shoes or sandals suitable for correction | amendment of a toe, an athletic competition, or a hard work by making it fit to all the toes of a foot.

(First invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a first aspect of the present invention includes a front upper cover, a rear upper cover that is partially connected to the front upper cover and includes a mouth for putting a foot on, and the front upper cover. It is characterized by comprising at least a sole covered with a rear upper and a plurality of fasteners that allow the front upper and the rear upper to be detached from the sole separately.

(Second invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a second aspect of the present invention includes a front upper cover, a rear upper cover that is connected to a part of the front upper cover and includes a mouth for putting a foot, and the front upper cover. It is at least comprised from the shoe sole covered with a rear upper part, and the fastener which makes the said front upper part removable from the said sole.

(Third invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a third aspect of the present invention includes a front upper cover, a rear upper cover that is connected to a part of the front upper cover and includes a mouth for putting a foot, and the front upper cover. It is comprised at least from the shoe sole covered with a rear upper part, and the fastener which makes the said rear upper part removable from the said shoe sole.

(Fourth invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped according to the fourth aspect of the present invention is provided with an upper upper part on the upper part of the front upper part of the first to third aspects of the invention. It is connected to the upper shell.

(Fifth invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a fifth aspect of the present invention has an upper upper part provided on the upper part of the front upper part of the first to third aspects of the invention. It can be made larger.

(Sixth invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped of the sixth invention is characterized in that it can be opened and closed by a rear magic fastener at the rearmost portion of the rear shell in the first to fifth inventions.

(Seventh invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a seventh aspect is characterized in that a snare is provided on the foot placement surface of the shoe sole according to the first to sixth aspects.

(Eighth invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped according to the eighth aspect is characterized in that the thongs according to the first to seventh aspects are provided with a finger thong that fits between each finger.

(9th invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped according to the ninth aspect is characterized in that the knot of the cord of the seventh or eighth aspect is housed in a knot housing recess provided at a lower portion of the opening of the shoe sole.

(10th invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped according to the tenth invention is characterized in that the number of openings of the soles according to the seventh to ninth inventions is larger than the number of fingers, and the position of the finger-nose can be changed.

(11th invention)
The shoes for the physically handicapped according to the eleventh aspect of the invention are characterized in that in the first to tenth aspects, the shoes are for indoor wear.

(Twelfth invention)
A shoe according to a twelfth aspect of the present invention is a front upper cover, a rear upper cover having a mouth for inserting a foot connected to the front upper cover, and a shoe sole covered with the front upper cover and the rear upper cover. The foot placement surface of the shoe sole includes a umbilical cord provided with a umbilical cord that enters between each finger.

(13th invention)
In the shoe of the thirteenth invention, the knots of the thong and finger thongs of the twelfth invention are stored in a knot storing recess provided at the lower part of the opening of the shoe sole.

(14th invention)
The shoe of the fourteenth invention is characterized in that the opening of the shoe sole of the twelfth or thirteenth invention is provided more than the number of fingers and the position of the finger thong can be arbitrarily changed.

(15th invention)
A sandal according to a fifteenth aspect of the present invention includes at least a bottom member and a thong provided on the bottom member and provided with a finger thong that enters between each finger.

(16th invention)
The sandals of the sixteenth invention are characterized in that the knots of the cord in the fifteenth invention are housed in a knot housing recess provided at the bottom of the opening in the bottom member.

(17th invention)
In the sandal of the seventeenth invention, the opening of the bottom member in the fifteenth invention or the sixteenth invention is provided more than the number of fingers, and the position of the finger thong can be changed.

  According to the present invention, since the fasteners are provided on each of the front and rear upper covers, the front and rear upper covers can be opened separately as necessary. It is easy to fix the foot in the correct position of the sole.

  According to the present invention, the upper upper cover provided in the front upper cover and the fastener provided at the rearmost part of the rear upper cover can increase the size of the mouth, so it is easy for the disabled to wear, It is easy for caregivers to wear.

  According to the present invention, the mouth of the shoe can be made larger, so that the foot of a physically handicapped person can easily enter the correct position of the shoe and can be fixed at the correct position. Suitable for

  According to the present invention, since the finger-nose can be divided and put into five fingers, the bent toe of the handicapped person is fixed at the correct position, and correction can be facilitated.

  According to the present invention, since many knots of knots are stored in the knot storage recess, the shoe sole does not become uneven due to the knots of the knots, and does not hinder the walking of physically handicapped persons.

  According to the present invention, since the opening provided in the shoe sole is provided more than the number of fingers, the position of the finger-nose can be changed according to the toe of the handicapped person.

  According to the present invention, in the shoe or the sandal, the toe placement surface of the shoe sole or the bottom member is provided with the nose of the finger nose provided by the number of fingers. Since it is fixed, it can be used for athletics, mountain climbing, power work, and the like.

  According to the present invention, in a shoe or a sandal, an opening more than the number of fingers is provided in a shoe sole or a bottom member, and the finger thong can be changed to a desired position depending on the position of the opening. Depending on how to cure, not only can the position of the finger / nose be changed, but also the position of the finger / nose can be changed depending on the fatigue level of walking training or athletics.

(First invention)
A shoe for a physically handicapped person according to a first aspect of the present invention comprises a front upper, a rear upper, a sole covered with the front upper and the rear upper, and a fastener that attaches and detaches each upper from the sole. And at least. The front upper and the rear upper are partly connected. Further, the rear upper cover is provided with a mouth for inserting a foot. In the present specification, the term “sole” does not mean only the part that touches the ground. The “shoe sole” has a broad meaning including a part touching the ground, a surface on which a foot is placed, or a part connected to the upper.

  Since the fastener can open the front and back covers separately as required, the work for fixing the hand of the handicapped person to the correct position of the shoe sole is facilitated.

(Second invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped person of the second invention is common to the first invention in that the front upper shell and the rear upper cover cover the sole, but the front upper cover is attached to and detached from the sole. It differs from the first invention only in that a fastener is provided. The second invention can be manufactured at a lower cost than the first invention when only the front upper shell needs to be opened.

(Third invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped person of the third invention is common to the first invention and the second invention in that the front upper cover and the rear upper cover cover the shoe sole. It differs from the first invention and the second invention only in that a fastener is provided that is detachable from the bottom. The third invention can be manufactured at a lower cost than the first invention when it is sufficient to open only the rear upper shell.

(Fourth invention)
In the shoe for a physically handicapped person according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the upper upper part is provided on the upper part of the front upper part, and the front part of the mouth can be greatly opened by two fasteners provided in parallel. In addition, since the upper upper part whose mouth is enlarged by the fastener is partly connected to the front upper part, after the disabled person wears the shoes, the fastener is closed, so that Be the same.

(Fifth invention)
The shoe for a physically handicapped person according to the fifth aspect of the invention is provided with a single fastener in the longitudinal direction substantially at the center of the upper upper part of the upper upper part so that the foot can be placed at the correct position of the sole. The upper upper can be opened in half. As in the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the fastener can make the wearer's mouth larger, the leg of the handicapped person can be easily placed at the correct position of the shoe.

(Sixth invention)
The shoe for handicapped persons according to the sixth aspect of the invention can be opened and closed by the rear magic fastener at the rearmost portion of the rear upper. Since the rear magic fastener can make the shoe mouth larger, the foot of the handicapped person can be easily put in the correct position of the shoe.

  According to the fourth to sixth inventions, the location or obstacle of the handicapped person is changed by changing the size or position of the mouth such that the opening of the shoe upper is the rear of the upper or rear upper. It can be adapted depending on the degree. Unlike the other zipper-type fasteners, the rear magic fastener can narrow the mouth, so that the shoe can be fitted well to the foot after being worn.

(Seventh invention)
In the shoe for a physically handicapped person according to the seventh aspect of the present invention, a snare is provided on the foot placement surface of the shoe sole. The umbilical cord can be fixed in the correct position even if the toe of the physically handicapped is slightly bent, which is convenient for correcting the deformation of the foot and fingers.

(Eighth invention)
In the shoe for physically handicapped persons according to the eighth aspect of the present invention, a finger cord is provided on the cord attached to the foot placement surface of the shoe sole. The finger thongs come out of the main thong so that five fingers are separated. The finger thong will fix the bent toe of the disabled person in the correct position and can be corrected.

  Since the seventh and eighth inventions can be performed with the front and rear shells opened by the fasteners, the handicapped person or the caregiver can easily fix the toes in the correct position. .

(9th invention)
In the shoe for a physically handicapped person according to the ninth aspect of the present invention, after the knot of the cord is inserted into the opening of the shoe sole, it is stored in the knot storage recess provided at the lower part of the opening. Since the knots of the umbilical cord are stored in the knot storage recesses, the shoe sole does not become uneven due to the knots of the umbilical cord and does not hinder the walking of the physically handicapped.

(10th invention)
In the shoe for the physically handicapped person of the tenth invention, since the opening provided in the shoe sole is provided more than the number of fingers, the position of the finger cord is changed according to the obstacle of the toe of the handicapped person. be able to.

(11th invention)
The shoe for the physically handicapped according to the eleventh aspect of the invention is optimal for use in rehabilitation indoors because the ground contact surface, which is the bottom of the shoe sole, is flat despite having a thong.

(Twelfth invention)
A shoe according to a twelfth aspect of the present invention is a front instep, a rear instep provided with a mouth for inserting a foot connected to the front instep, and a shoe sole covered by the front instep and the rear upper. , Is the same as ordinary shoes. The shoe of the twelfth invention is different in that a snout comprising finger cords provided by the number of fingers is provided on the foot placement surface of the shoe sole.

  Since the toes are all fixed to the bottom of the shoe, the toe provided with the finger cord in the shoe can be used for athletics, for mountain climbing, or for hard work. The shoes of the twelfth invention are suitable for walking exercises and athletics, because the toes can be fixed entirely by the finger thong, so even those with mild disabilities are easy to wear and difficult to take off.

(13th invention)
In the shoe of the thirteenth invention, the knot of the nose is stored in a knot storage recess provided at the lower part of the opening of the shoe sole. Further, the knot storage recess is sealed with an adhesive or the like as necessary to prevent water from entering the shoe.

(14th invention)
In the shoe according to the fourteenth aspect, the shoe sole is provided with more openings than the number of fingers, and the finger thong can be changed to a desired position depending on the position of the openings. By changing the position of the finger-nose, the position of the finger-nose can be changed depending on how the disorder is cured. Further, the position of the finger / nose can be changed according to the degree of walking training and the degree of fatigue of athletics.

(15th invention)
A sandal according to a fifteenth aspect of the present invention includes a bottom member and a thong attached to the bottom member, and further, a finger thong that enters between each finger is provided in the thong. The sandals can be easily worn and cannot be easily removed, so that walking training can be easily performed although it is light.

(16th invention)
In the sandal of the sixteenth aspect of the invention, the knot of the cord is housed in a knot housing recess formed in the lower part of the opening provided in the bottom member. Since the sandal has a recess for accommodating the knot of the nose, the bottom is flat and does not hinder walking.

(17th invention)
Since the sandals of the seventeenth invention have more openings than the number of fingers in the bottom member, the position of the finger-nose can be changed and adjusted to the own toes, so that walking is easy.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view for explaining a shoe for a handicapped person according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view for explaining a shoe for a handicapped person in the first embodiment of the present invention. 1 and 2, a shoe 11 for a physically handicapped person includes a sole 111, a front upper 112, an upper upper 113 partially connected to an upper portion of the front upper 112, and the front upper. The rear upper cover 114 is partially connected to the cover 112.

  The front upper 112 is detachably attached to the front portion of the shoe sole 111 by a front fastener 115. The rear upper portion 114 is openable and closable at the rear by left and right magic fasteners 117. The rear magic fastener 117 is shown in a state where FIG. 1 is closed and FIG. 2 is partially opened. Further, the rear upper cover 114 is detachably attached by a rear fastener 116. Unlike the other chuck type fasteners, the magic fasteners are of the type that adhere to each other.

  The front upper 112 is partially connected to the upper upper 113 at the top. Both the upper upper 113 and the front of the rear upper 114 can be opened and closed by an upper left fastener 118 and an upper right fastener 119. The mouth 120 can easily put in and out a faulty foot by opening the rear magic fastener 117, the upper left fastener 118, and the upper right fastener 119.

  FIG. 3 is a cutaway view for explaining an example in which a snare is provided on the sole of a shoe for a handicapped person according to a second embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 3, a snare 31 is attached to the foot placement surface of the shoe sole 111. The thong 31 includes a side thong 311, a front thong 312, and finger thongs 313 provided at least in the number of fingers.

  The knot 316 of the cord 31 is stored in a knot storage recess 315 provided in the opening 314 of the shoe sole 111. Therefore, the ground contact surface of the shoe sole 111 is flat despite the provision of the nose 31 and does not hinder walking.

  FIG. 4 is a top view for explaining another example of a shoe for a handicapped person in the third embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 4, the difference from the first embodiment is that a central fastener 41 is provided in the central portion of the upper upper 113. The central fastener 41 is formed of a central portion of the upper left fastener 118 and the upper right fastener 119 shown in FIG. Since the central fastener 41 can open the mouth 120 together with the rear magic fastener 117, it is convenient for putting in and out the hand of a disabled person.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view for explaining a state in which the position of the thong is adjusted by opening the front cover of the present invention. In FIG. 5, the handicapped shoe 11 is in a state where the front fastener 115 is opened, and the front chord 312 of the chord 31 is visible. This state is convenient for changing the positions of the front thong 312 and the finger thong 313. Further, the disabled shoe 11 may include only the front fastener 115 without providing the rear fastener 116.

  FIG. 6 is another perspective view for explaining a state in which the rear upper cover of the present invention is opened and the lower part of the thong is adjusted. In FIG. 6, the disabled shoe 11 shows a state in which the rear fastener 116 and the rear magic fastener 117 are opened. The position of the cord 31 can be changed in the state shown in FIG. Further, the disabled shoe 11 may include only the rear fastener 116 without providing the front fastener 115.

  FIG. 7 is a perspective view for explaining a state in which the upper upper of the present invention is opened and the wearer is enlarged. In FIG. 7, the handicapped shoe 11 shows a state in which the upper upper 113 is opened. This condition not only can correct the position of the umbilical cord 31 but also facilitates the insertion of a faulty foot.

  FIG. 8 is a plan view for explaining an example in which a snare is provided on the shoe sole in the fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 9 is a bottom view for explaining an example in which a snout is provided on a shoe sole according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. 8 and 9, the umbilical cord 31 includes the side ridges 311, the front ridges 312, and the finger umbilical cords 313 provided at least in the number of fingers. It is attached to the surface.

  Further, a shoe sole opening 314 is formed on the foot placement surface of the shoe sole 111. The shoe sole opening 314 is provided with a knot storage recess 315 for storing the knot of the nose 31 on the ground contact surface of the shoe sole 111. The knot storage recess 315 stores the knot of the umbilical cord 31 so that the bottom side becomes a flat surface so that no obstacle occurs during walking.

  Although the present embodiment has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the present embodiment, and various design changes can be made without departing from the matters described in the claims. Is possible. The present embodiment can be used as a sandal utilizing the umbilical cord by removing the upper. In the present specification, the bottom member of the sandal includes a foot placement surface, a ground contact surface with the ground, a connection portion such as a nose, and the like, as in the case of a shoe sole. For example, a well-known or well-known material can be used for the upper, the shoe sole, the umbilical cord, or the fastener of the present invention.

In the first embodiment of the present invention, it is a perspective view for explaining a shoe for physically disabled people. (Example 1) In the first embodiment of the present invention, it is a side view for explaining a shoe for physically disabled people. It is a notch figure for demonstrating the example by which the thong is provided in the shoe sole of shoes for physically disabled persons in 2nd Example of this invention. (Example 2) It is a top view for demonstrating another example of a handicapped person's shoes in 3rd Example of this invention. Example 3 It is a perspective view for demonstrating the state which opens the front cover of this invention and adjusts the position of a thong. It is another perspective view for demonstrating the state which opens the rear back cover of this invention and adjusts the lower part of a thong. It is a perspective view for demonstrating the state which opened the upper upper cover of this invention and enlarged the mouth. It is a top view for demonstrating the example which provided the thong in the shoe sole in 4th Example of this invention. Example 4 In 4th Example of this invention, it is a bottom view explaining the example which provided the thong on the shoe sole.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Shoes for handicapped persons 111 ... Sole sole 112 ... Front upper 113 ... Upper upper 114 ... Rear upper 115 ... Front fastener 116 ... Rear fastener 117 ... Rear magic fastener 118 ... Upper left fastener 119 ... Upper right fastener 120 ... Mouth 31 ... Nose 311 ... Side nose 312 ... Front nose 313 ... Finger / nose 314 ... Shoe sole opening 315 ... Knot storage recess 316 ... Knot 41 ... Central fastener

Claims (17)

The front shell,
The rear upper shell that is connected to the front upper arm partly, and has a mouth to put a foot,
A shoe sole covered by the front and rear uppers;
A plurality of fasteners that allow the front and rear uppers to be separately detached from the sole;
A shoe for the physically handicapped, comprising at least The front shell,
The rear upper shell which is connected to the front upper arm partly and has a mouth to put a foot,
A shoe sole covered by the front and rear uppers;
Fasteners that allow the front upper to be detached from the shoe sole;
A shoe for the physically handicapped, comprising at least The front shell,
The rear upper shell that is connected to the front upper arm partly, and has a mouth to put a foot,
A shoe sole covered by the front and rear uppers;
Fasteners that allow the rear upper to be detached from the sole,
A shoe for the physically handicapped, comprising at least   The upper upper part is provided on the upper part of the front upper part, and when the foot is enlarged by two fasteners, a part is connected to the front upper part. The shoe for physically disabled persons according to any one of claims 3 to 4.   4. The upper part of the front upper part is provided with an upper upper part, and the upper part of the upper upper part can be bisected by one fastener to make the mouth larger. A shoe for disabled persons as described in item 1.   The shoe for the physically handicapped according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the rear upper can be opened and closed by a rear magic fastener at a rearmost portion.   The shoe for a handicapped person according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a snout is provided on a foot placement surface of the shoe sole.   The shoe for a handicapped person according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the thong is provided with a thong that enters between each finger.   The shoe for a handicapped person according to claim 7 or 8, wherein the knot of the nose is stored in a knot storage recess provided at a lower portion of the opening of the shoe sole.   The number of openings of the shoe sole is provided more than the number of fingers, and the position of the finger-nose can be changed. 10. The physically handicapped person according to any one of claims 7 to 9, shoes.   The shoe for the physically handicapped according to any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein the shoe is for indoor wear. The front shell,
A rear shell with a mouth for putting a foot connected to the front shell;
A shoe sole covered by the front and rear uppers;
On the foot placement surface of the shoe sole, a thong with a finger thong entering between each finger;
Shoes characterized by consisting of.   The shoe according to claim 12, wherein the knot of the nose and the finger-nose is stored in a knot storing recess provided in a lower portion of the opening of the shoe sole.   14. The shoe according to claim 12, wherein the number of openings of the shoe sole is greater than the number of fingers, and the position of the finger-nose can be arbitrarily changed. A bottom member;
A cord provided on the bottom member and provided with a finger cord entering between each finger;
Sandals characterized by comprising at least.   The sandal according to claim 15, wherein the knot of the cord is stored in a knot storing recess provided at a lower portion of the opening in the bottom member.   The sandal according to claim 15 or 16, wherein the opening of the bottom member is provided more than the number of fingers, and the position of the finger thong can be changed.

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