JP2006340881A - Portable shoe cover - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a portable shoe cover which can be made lightweight and small in size with both practicality as a shoe cover and compactness convenient for carrying. <P>SOLUTION: The portable shoe cover is made of a flexible and waterproof material such as a vinyl chloride, and only an expandable elastic member such as an elastic band and a magic tape (R) and others suitable for folding or rolling up in a small size when unused are used in part. The followings are considered in order to provide the portable shoe cover which is compact, lightweight, convenient, and which can be easily used and easily treated (stored) after use. The portable shoe cover can be constituted mainly of flexible materials as a whole and made compact by arranging no members (a rubber sole in a part for contacting a shoe sole) disadvantageous for reducing the size and by arranging a lower opening port and a cavity 2 in a part for contacting the shoe sole and stabilizing it by passing the elastic band. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a handy shoe cover that is easy and simple to prevent the feet (shoes, socks, trouser hems, etc.) from getting wet in the rain while there is an umbrella.

  Portable shoe covers are lightweight, easy, compact, easy to use and clean up after use, practical and simple, essential, and sold everywhere, such as at convenience stores and station stalls, during heavy rains and sudden needs. A simple thing is considered an ideal. However, at present, no ideal products are found.

In rainy weather where your feet get wet even with an umbrella, walking on roads with lots of puddles, and commuting by bike or bicycle using a kappa or school, it is difficult to wear boots There is. However, at present, there is no easy-to-use compact and simple mobile shoe cover. Even if you use an umbrella or kappa, you can use leather shoes or athletic shoes, and your feet (shoes, socks, trousers) Also get wet. In the evening, when it is raining when going home, there is an unpleasant situation where only the feet get wet with the footsteps while the kappa is being prepared and the shoes are left on the motorcycle.

  The present invention is made of a waterproof material such as vinyl chloride, and is partially foldable except when it is used, such as elastic members such as rubber bands, Velcro (registered trademark), etc. Only members suitable for rounding are used. The object is to provide a portable shoe cover that is compact, lightweight, easy, easy to use and clean up after use.

The portable shoe cover of the present invention that solves the above-mentioned problems is a flexible member that is waterproof, and the lower part is the shoe cover body from the front, back, left, and right sides of the shoe to the sole (along the edge of the shoe sole). This is a portable shoe cover that covers the upper part and covers the area around the ankle from the state where only the part is rolled up (the center part of the shoe sole is left open).

  The portable shoe cover according to claim 1, wherein an extension cover (9) is provided from the vicinity of the ankle to the upper part so as to cover from the shoe to the lower part of the shin including the bottom of the pants through the vicinity of the ankle.

  Both the above-mentioned portable shoe covers have a circular shape so that the cover can be kept from the front, back, left, and right sides and wrapped around the edge of the shoe sole (it automatically fits into the shoe sole and becomes elliptical when worn on the shoe) (6), (7) and (8) to stabilize from the shoe tip to the instep part of the shoe, and the circular shape (5) to make it easy to fix and insert from the toe near the ankle. It is a portable shoe cover characterized in that each has elastic members that can be expanded and contracted, all of which are composed of members that can be folded or rolled up.

With the waterproof portable shoe cover of the present invention, when wearing kappa while wearing shoes or leather shoes on a motorcycle or the like,
When using umbrellas in heavy rain, commuting with shoes or leather shoes, and not worrying about walking while wearing, for temporary use as a portable shoe cover (a time-consuming fastener) It is made of a flexible material such as vinyl chloride), and it is easy and easy to use and after use. In addition, there are two types, one that covers from the shoe to the ankle and the other that covers the bottom of the shin, including trousers. When not in use, only small materials that are suitable for folding and rolling are used, and it is a compact portable shoe cover that can be easily stored in a bag and used for fork bikes. It is very convenient that you can easily wear it as a shoe even in unexpected rain.
And by making various types of products, such as size, color, and design, if you need a portable shoe cover that suits your children, students, adults, and preferences, you can easily buy it anytime, anywhere, and anyone can easily It can be used, and you don't have to worry about your feet even in heavy rain.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a left perspective view assumed to be attached to a shoe.
With vinyl chloride (or a flexible member such as polyethylene), the shoe covers from the shoe to the vicinity of the ankle with the bottom portion open. A cavity is provided in both the upper opening and the lower opening, and a stretchable elastic member (such as a rubber band) is passed therethrough.
Reference numeral 2 denotes a cavity (portion corresponding to a shoe sole) of the lower opening, and 6 is an elastic member (such as a rubber band) that is stretchable through the cavity. The inner side (generally near the middle corresponding to the lower opening) of the inner side of the shoe sole is not covered, and is almost elliptical. That is, it is a state where the cover is wound around the edge of the shoe sole from the upper part.
Reference numeral 3 denotes a cavity, and 7 is an elastic member (rubber string or the like) that is stretchable and that passes therethrough. It extends to the left and right through the upper part (the part corresponding to the instep of the shoe) and is joined to 6 that passes through the lower opening cavity 2 (such as a rubber band).
A cavity 4 extends from the front of the cavity 1 provided in the upper opening to the cavity 3 (front and rear) substantially vertically. 8 is a stretchable elastic member (rubber string or the like) passing through the inside. 8 of (rubber string etc.) couple | bonds with (open rubber band etc.) 5 of an upper open opening, and 7 (rubber string etc.) extended right and left in the front. The present invention is a portable shoe cover having the above configuration.

FIG. 2 shows a portable shoe cover up to near the shin.
An extension cover 9 is provided above the upper opening 1 of the portable shoe cover body so as to cover up to the vicinity of the shin. Cut the front surface of the extension cover 9 up and down to the opening 1 and join it when using it to stabilize the vicinity of the shin. Two one-touch fasteners 10 such as Velcro (registered trademark) are placed on the left and right sides (up and down). 2 sets).

  The size of the portable shoe cover, such as S M L LL LLL, shall be offered in many sizes according to needs so that anyone can use a suitable size.

  1, when the shoe is inserted forward from the upper opening 1 to cover the entire shoe, the shoe sole is fixed in contact with the opening 2, and 7 and 8 act to Stabilized as a whole. This makes it easy to use.

  Fig. 2 is a portable shoe cover up to the vicinity of the shin, but according to the same procedure as above, the extension cover 9 provided above the upper opening 1 of the main body is opened left and right (cut up and down). The front surface is closed under the shin and fastened with the one-touch fixture 10. This makes it easy to use.

  FIG. 3 shows another embodiment in which the cavity 4 is not provided. If the front and back margins of the shoe and the portable shoe cover are small, it may not be provided.

  FIG. 4 shows another embodiment in which the cavity 3 is provided obliquely left and right and front and rear. The purpose of the cavity 3 is to install the portable shoe cover, and the direction can be changed.

  FIG. 5 shows another embodiment, in which the cavity 3 is provided diagonally right and left and back from the opening 1 without installing the cavity 4. This is also possible as a method of stabilizing the portable shoe cover.

  FIG. 6 shows another embodiment, in which neither the cavity 3 nor the cavity 4 is installed. The entire portable shoe cover is possible by the appropriate stretchable strength of the opening 1 and the opening 2 so that the entire shoe cover can be kept stable with the shoe.

  FIG. 7 shows another embodiment, and the cavities through which the elastic members of the open ports 1, 2 and 3 and 4 are allowed to extend are not limited to one extension but may be partially provided. .

  The portable shoe cover up to the vicinity of the lower shin as in the second embodiment, but as shown in FIG. 8, the extension cover 9 provided above the upper opening 1 of the main body is opened left and right (cut up and down). The side where the one-touch fixture 10 is provided may be a side surface.

The portable shoe cover up to the vicinity of the lower shin as in the second embodiment, but as shown in FIG. 9, the extension cover 9 provided above the upper opening 1 of the main body is opened left and right (cut up and down). The portion on which the one-touch fixture 10 is provided may be the rear surface.

  It is a portable shoe cover up to the vicinity of the lower shin similar to the second embodiment, but as shown in FIG. 10, the extension cover 9 provided above the upper opening 1 of the main body is opened to the left and right (cut up and down). May be fixed by providing a rubber band or the like at the uppermost portion (the portion where the shoe tip is inserted first closest to the bottom of the shin first) in the same manner as the opening 1.

  Since no similar products are currently being sold, it is considered that the present invention will increase demand in rainy weather in a wide range of store sales as a convenient portable shoe cover.

1 is a left perspective view of the present invention. It is the left perspective view of Claim 2 which provided the extension cover to the present invention and the lower shin. It is a left perspective view showing the present invention and Example 3. It is a left perspective view showing the present invention and Example 4. It is a left perspective view showing the present invention and Example 5. It is a left perspective view showing the present invention and Example 6. It is a top view which shows this invention and Example 7. FIG. It is a top view which shows this invention and Example 8. FIG. It is a top view which shows this invention and Example 9. FIG. It is a left perspective view showing the present invention and Example 10.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Upper opening cavity 2 Lower opening cavity 3 Left-right cavity 4 Front-rear cavity 5 Stretchable elastic member 6 passed through the upper opening cavity 1 Retractable elastic member 6 passed through the lower opening cavity 2 Elastic member 7 Stretchable elastic member 8 passed through the cavity to the left and right Stretchable elastic member 9 passed through the cavity to the front and rear Extension cover 10 provided above the upper opening 1 of the main body One-touch fixture

Claims (3)

The flexible member is waterproof, and the lower part is the state in which the shoe cover body is wrapped around the shoe sole (only the portion along the edge of the shoe sole) from the front, rear, left and right sides of the shoe (the shoe sole center portion is opened) It is a portable shoe cover that wraps the top and covers up to the ankle. The portable shoe cover according to claim 1, wherein an extension cover is provided from the vicinity of the ankle to the upper portion so as to cover from the shoe through the vicinity of the ankle to the bottom of the shin including the bottom of the pants. In both the first and second aspects, a circular shape (automatically fits into the shoe sole and becomes elliptical when worn on the shoe so that the cover can be kept from the front, rear, left, and right sides while being wound around the edge of the shoe sole. (6), (7) and (8) for stabilizing the shoe back from the shoe tip, and the circular shape (5) to make it easy to fix and insert from the foot tip near the ankle This is a portable shoe cover characterized in that each has elastic members that can be expanded and contracted, all of which are made up of members that can be folded or rolled up.

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