JP2010063874A - Corrective socks - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide corrective socks that are readily manufactured at low costs, and securely correct the hallux valgus or digitus varus of feet without giving a wearer of the socks any feeling of discomfort or pains. <P>SOLUTION: In each of the socks are formed a first finger bag (21) and a fifth finger bag (23) on both lateral sides of the toe part (20) thereof. A wide finger bag (22) is formed between the first and fifth bags to put all the second, third and fourth fingers together in. Pad bags (24, 25) is formed between the first finger bag and the wide finger bag, and between the wide finger bag and the fifth finger bag, respectively. Each pad bag is sewn up with the first finger bag and wide finger bag, and with the wide finger bag and fifth finger bag. An elastic pad is inserted into one or both of the pad bags to correct the hallux valgus and/or digitus varus of feet. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a correction sock, and more particularly, to a sock that can correct hallux valgus and hallux valgus.

  Recently, foot troubles such as hallux valgus and hallux valgus tend to increase more and more. The hallux valgus is the deformity of the joint at the base of the foot's heel toward the outside (small heel), while the club valgus is the deformation of the joint at the base of the heel against the inside (the heel). .

  The above-mentioned foot troubles have been caused by thin shoes and high heels, but it has become clear that the muscle strength of the foot connecting the bones constituting the foot is degenerated.

  Therefore, a wide heel bag portion for inserting the second, third, and fourth heels is formed between the first heel bag portion and the fifth heel bag portion, and the metatarsal joint portion and the fifth metatarsal base portion are provided. There has been proposed a correction sock that corrects a hallux valgus or a hallux valgus by providing a tightening portion to be pressed and opening the first and fifth heels outward (Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2). .

  Also, the inner socks are formed with two bags for the first and other heels, a pad is inserted between the first and second heels, fixed with tape, and the outer socks are placed on the inner socks. A correction sock that doubles and corrects hallux valgus has been proposed (Patent Document 3).

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-299685 JP 2001-262405 A JP 2003-57228 A

  However, in the correction socks described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, the middle foot joint and the fifth metatarsal base are pressed to open the first and fifth heels outward. Otherwise, the first heel and the fifth heel cannot be opened to the outside, and if the pressing force is too strong, the person will be cramped and feel uncomfortable and painful for those who wear socks.

  On the other hand, in the correction socks described in Patent Document 3, not only the socks need to have a double structure, but also the manufacturing becomes complicated, such as requiring a fixing tape, resulting in high costs.

  In view of such problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a correction sock that can be easily and inexpensively manufactured and that can reliably correct hallux valgus and hallux valgus without causing discomfort and pain.

  Accordingly, the orthotic sock according to the present invention is a sock knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and an elastic yarn, and a first heel bag portion and a fifth heel to put a first heel on both sides in the foot width direction of the toe portion. A fifth paddle bag portion is formed, and a first pad bag portion is provided between the first bag bag portion and at least the second bag portion into which the second bag is inserted, and the first bag bag portion and the at least first bag bag portion are provided. A second pad bag portion is provided between the fifth bag portion and at least the fourth bag portion, which is sewn to either or both of the bag portions for inserting the second bag. Are sewn to either or both of the fifth bag portion and the bag portion containing at least the fourth bag, and an elastic pad is inserted into one or both of the first and second pad bag portions. Characterized by being able to correct hallux valgus and / or hallux valgus .

  One of the features of the present invention is that the first and second pad bag portions are provided on the second bag side of the first bag bag portion for inserting the first bag and on the fourth bag side of the fifth bag bag portion for inserting the fifth bag. And an elastic pad is inserted into both or one of both pad bag portions.

  As a result, the first hook can be opened outward with respect to the second hook, and the fifth hook can be opened outward with respect to the fourth hook, and the hallux valgus and hallux valgus can be corrected. Since the first and fifth heels are opened to the outside, the person wearing the socks is less likely to feel discomfort or pain.

  Here, the elastic pad preferably has an appropriate elasticity so as not to give a sense of incongruity to the person wearing the socks, and for example, natural or synthetic rubber, silicon material, urethane material or the like can be adopted.

  In addition, the elastic pad can be a flat plate having the following dimensions. The large size of the elastic pad between the first and second ribs is 17 mm long x 27 mm wide x 12 mm wide and 7 mm wide, and the small size is 17 mm long x 27 mm wide x 9 mm wide and 4 mm wide below. . The size of the elastic pad between the 4th and 5th ribs is 11mm long x 22mm wide x 3mm wide and 2mm wide, and the small size is 11mm long x 22mm wide x 2mm wide and 1mm wide. It is.

  The reason why one side or both sides of the first and second pad bag portions are stitched to the heel bag portion is to prevent the elastic pad from slipping out from between the heels when wearing socks.

  In addition, for the second bag, the third bag, and the fourth bag, the wide bag that puts the second, third, and fourth bag together between the first bag portion and the fifth bag portion of the toe portion. A second bag portion, a third bag portion, and a fourth bag portion into which each of the second, third, and fourth bags is placed may be formed separately.

  When the pad bag portion is knitted together with the toe portion, the first bag bag portion, the first pad bag portion, the second to fourth bag bag portions, the second pad bag portion, and the fifth bag bag portion For example, the first bag bag portion, the first pad bag portion, the bag bag portion, and the second pad using equipment (sock flat knitting machine or circular knitting machine) and technology for knitting five-finger socks, for example. A bag part and a 5th bag part can be knitted, can be manufactured easily, and does not cause high cost.

  The elastic pad may be put in both the first and second pad bag portions, or may be put in either one. In other words, an elastic pad may be inserted into the first pad bag portion to correct the hallux valgus, or an elastic pad may be inserted into the second pad bag portion to correct the hallux valgus. .

  In the above description, the first and second pad bag portions are provided. However, any one of the pad bag portions can be formed to produce a hallux valgus correction sock or a club valgus correction sock.

  That is, the correction sock according to the present invention is a sock knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and elastic yarn, and a first bag portion for inserting a first bag and a bag for storing at least a second bag at a toe portion. A first pad bag portion is provided between the first bag portion and the bag portion into which at least the second bag is placed, and the bag bag into which the first bag portion and at least the second bag are inserted. It is characterized in that the hallux valgus can be corrected by inserting an elastic pad into the first pad bag portion and being stitched to one or both of the portions.

  The correction sock according to the present invention is a sock knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and elastic yarn, and a fifth bag portion for inserting a fifth bag and a bag for storing at least a fourth bag at the toe portion. A second pad bag portion is provided between the fifth bag portion and the bag bag portion into which at least the fourth bag is placed, and the bag bag portion and at least the fourth bag are inserted therein. It is characterized in that it is possible to correct the varus of warp by being sewn to one or both of the parts and inserting an elastic pad into the second pad bag part.

  The feature of the present invention is that the first and / or second pad bag portion is formed in the toe portion and an elastic pad is inserted to correct the hallux valgus and the hallux valgus. Any form such as half length, crew length, and toe socks may be used.

  For example, the sock body that is continuously knitted on the toe portion may be a sock of a type in which a long or short leg portion is provided. In this case, the arch regeneration of the arch can be assisted by forming a tightening portion having a greater tightening force than the other portions in the arch portion (middle foot portion) of the sock body.

  Further, the present invention can be similarly applied to so-called toe socks in which a support part having a length up to the arch part of the foot is continuously knitted on the toe part.

  Further, the method of knitting the correct socks is not particularly limited, and flat knitting, mesh knitting, pile knitting, or a combination of these can be employed.

  The material of the knitting yarn is not particularly limited, and knitting yarn used for socks such as cotton yarn, cotton acrylic blended yarn, wool yarn, wool acrylic blended yarn, silk yarn, silk acrylic blended yarn, hemp yarn, hemp acrylic blended yarn, nylon yarn, etc. Can be used. As the elastic yarn, rubber yarn, nylon yarn, polyester yarn, polyurethane covered yarn, and core yarn can be used.

  The first and second pad bag portions may be knitted together with the heel bag portion at the toe portion, but when the present invention is applied to five-finger socks, The pad bag part will be knitted together. However, it is difficult to knit five or more bags with a normal sock knitting machine. Of course, it is possible to modify the program and to perform knitting with a circular knitting machine, but this causes an increase in cost and is unrealistic. Therefore, if the pad bag part is knitted separately from the socks, the elastic pad is inserted and inserted between the bag parts, and stitched to one or both of the bag bag parts on both sides, the hallux valgus and / or the hallux valgus It is possible to manufacture a correction sock that can correct a heel.

  Furthermore, the above-mentioned correction pad manufactured separately from socks is also novel. That is, according to the present invention, it can be inserted between the first bag portion of the sock and at least the second bag portion, or between the fifth bag portion and at least the fourth bag portion. A pad bag portion knitted to a large size and an elastic pad inserted into the pad bag portion, and is inserted between the first bag portion and the bag portion into which at least the second bag is inserted. 1st bag portion and at least one of the bag portions containing the second bag are stitched and / or inserted between the fifth bag portion and at least the fourth bag portion. It is possible to correct hallux valgus and / or hallux valgus by stitching to one or both of the fifth bag part and the bag part containing at least the fourth bag. A sock orthodontic pad can be provided.

1 is a schematic perspective view showing a preferred embodiment of a correction sock according to the present invention. It is a principal part enlarged plan view which shows the said embodiment. It is a figure which shows the elastic pad in the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 2nd Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 3rd Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 4th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 5th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows the shape of the pad bag part and elastic pad in the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 6th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 7th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 8th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 9th Embodiment. It is a principal part enlarged view which shows the said embodiment. It is a schematic perspective view which shows 10th Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on specific examples shown in the drawings. 1 to 3 show a preferred embodiment of a correction sock according to the present invention, which is an example applied to a crew-length sock. The sock is composed of a sock body 10 and a toe part 20, and the sock body 10 is composed of a cuff part 11, a leg part 12, an instep part 13, a sole part 14, and a heel part 15.

  The sock body 10 is made of a flat knitting structure using a knitting yarn, for example, a cotton acrylic blended yarn and an elastic yarn, for example, a covered yarn covered with polyester with polyurethane as a core, and from the cuff portion 11 to the instep portion 13 and the sole portion. 14 from the first heel (thumb) side to the first heel bag portion 21, the first pad bag portion 24, the wide heel bag portion 22, and the second heel bag portion 22. The pad bag portion 25 and the fifth bag bag portion 23 are each knitted so as to open into the sock body 10.

  The 1st bag part 21 is knitted to the size which can put a 1st bag (thumb), and the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th bag can be put into the wide bag bag part 22 at the size which can be put together. The fifth bag part 23 is knitted so that the fifth bag (small finger) can be inserted therein, and the first and second pad bag parts 24 and 25 can be inserted into the elastic pad 30. The first and second pad bag portions 24, 25 are sewn to the bag bag portions 21, 22, 22, 23 on both sides, and the first and second pad bag portions 24, 25 are elastic pads 30. After the is inserted, the entrance is sewn.

  The elastic pad portion 30 is manufactured in a flat plate shape using, for example, sponge rubber, and the elastic pad 30 between the first and second ridges has a vertical L of 17 mm, a horizontal H of 27 mm, an upper width W1 of 12 mm, and a lower width. Although W2 is formed in a size of 7 mm, it can be formed in a small size in which the length L is 17 mm, the width H is 27 mm, the width W1 is 9 mm, and the width W2 is 4 mm.

  The elastic pad 30 between the fourth and fifth ridges is formed with dimensions of 11 mm in length L, 22 mm in width H, 3 mm in width W1 and 2 mm in width W2, but the length L is 11 mm. It can also be formed in such a small dimension that the width H is 22 mm, the width W1 is 2 mm, and the width W2 is 1 mm.

  Further, the tightening force of the portion 16 corresponding to the arch (midfoot portion) of the sock body 10 is increased by using, for example, rubber thread. Note that the tightening force may be increased by changing the knitting method.

  When manufacturing the correct socks of this example, for example, using a sock flat knitting machine and a program modified from a program for manufacturing five-finger socks, knitting is performed in the same manner as a five-finger socks, but the toe portion 20 is knitted. At this time, the first bag bag portion 21, the first pad bag portion 24, the wide bag bag portion 22, the second pad bag portion 25, and the fifth bag bag portion 23 are knitted so as to have a predetermined size.

  Further, the portion 16 of the sock body 10 corresponding to the arch increases the tightening force by knitting the rubber yarn together with the knitting yarn and the elastic yarn, for example, but the knitting method has a larger tightening force than the plain knitting. It can also be organized.

  When the socks are finished knitting, the wide bag bag portion 22, the second pad bag portion 25, and the fifth bag bag portion 23, between the first bag bag portion 21, the first pad bag portion 24 and the wide bag bag portion 22. When the elastic pad 30 is inserted into the first and second pad bag portions 24 and 25 from the inside of the sock, and the entrance is sewn, the correct sock of this example is obtained.

  As described above, in the correction socks of the present example, the elastic pad 30 can open the first heel with respect to the second heel and the fifth heel with respect to the fourth heel, respectively. The small wrinkles can be corrected, and the elastic pad 30 allows the first and fifth heels to be opened outward, so that the person wearing the socks does not feel uncomfortable or painful.

  Further, since the tightening force of the arch is increased, the arch can be formed into an ideal arch shape, and this also helps to correct the hallux valgus and club fold.

  4 and 5 show a second embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 to 3 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the first pad bag portion 24 is formed between the first bag portion 21 and the wide bag portion 22, but between the wide bag portion 22 and the fifth bag portion 23. The second pad bag portion is not formed, and only the first pad bag portion 24 is formed in this way, so that the sock can be used exclusively for hallux valgus.

  6 and 7 show a third embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 to 3 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the second pad bag portion 25 is formed between the wide bag bag portion 22 and the fifth bag bag portion 23, but between the first bag bag portion 21 and the wide bag bag portion 22. The first pad bag portion is not formed, and only the second pad bag portion 25 is formed in this way, so that it is possible to provide a correction sock for exclusive use of the varus.

  8 and 9 show a fourth embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 1 to 3 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, instead of the wide bag bag part 22 into which the second bag, the third bag and the fourth bag are put together, the second bag bag part 22A and the third bag into which the second bag, the third bag and the fourth bag are put separately. While forming the bag bag portion 22B and the fourth bag bag portion 22C in the toe portion 20, between the first bag bag portion 21 and the second bag bag portion 22A and between the fourth bag bag portion 22C and the fifth bag bag portion 23. 1st and 2nd pad bag parts 24 and 25 are provided between them, and it is made to sew on the bag bag parts 21, 22A, 22C, and 23 of both sides, and this invention is the same also to 5 finger socks. Applicable to.

  10 to 12 show a fifth embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 8 and 9 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the first bag bag part 22A, the third bag bag part 22B, the fourth bag bag part 22C, and the fifth bag bag for individually putting the first bag bag 21, the second bag, the third bag, and the fourth bag. While the portion 23 is knitted into the toe portion 20, the first bag portion 21 and the second bag portion 22A, and between the fourth bag portion 22C and the fifth bag portion 23, the first, The second pad bag portion 24′25 ′ is inserted and sewn into the first and second bag bag portions 21, 22A and the fourth and fifth bag bag portions 22C, 23, and the first and second pad bag portions 24 are sewn. An elastic pad 30 is inserted into the opening of “25” from the rear end opening so that the opening is stitched.

  When knitting socks with a sock knitting machine, knitting with 5 fingers is the limit with the current sock knitting machine, and it is technically difficult to knitting with 6 or 7 fingers, and using a circular knitting machine results in high costs. To do. In this example, the first and second pad bag portions 24'25 'are knitted separately from the socks, the elastic pad 30 is inserted from the opening at the rear end, the opening is sewn, and these are connected to the first and second heels. It is inserted between the bag portions 21 and 22A and between the fourth and fifth bag portions 22C and 23, and is sewn to the bag portions 21, 22A, 22C and 23 on both sides, and thus the pad bag portion 24 ′. By knitting and stitching 25 'separately, socks can be manufactured that correct the hallux valgus and club folds without incurring high costs.

  13 and 14 show a sixth embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 10 to 12 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the first pad bag portion 24 ′ is inserted between the first bag portion 21 and the second bag portion 22A and is sewn, but the fourth bag portion 22C and the fifth bag portion 23 are inserted. A second pad bag portion is not provided between the two and a five-finger correction sock dedicated to hallux valgus.

  15 and 16 show a seventh embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 10 to 12 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the second pad bag portion 25 ′ is inserted and sewn between the fourth bag portion 22 C and the fifth bag portion 23, but the first bag portion 21 and the second bag portion The first pad bag portion is not provided between 22A and a five-finger straightening sock dedicated to a club vest.

  17 and 18 show an eighth embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 10 to 12 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, a wide bag bag portion 26 for putting the first bag bag portion 21 and the second bag or the fifth bag bag into the toe portion 20 is knitted, and the first bag bag portion 21 and the wide bag bag portion 26 have a first The pad bag portion 24 'is inserted and stitched to the heel bag portions 21 and 26 on both sides. Thus, the present invention can be applied to a sock-shaped sock.

  19 and 20 show a ninth embodiment, in which the same reference numerals as those in FIGS. 17 and 18 denote the same or corresponding parts. In this example, the wide bag bag portion 27 and the fifth bag bag portion 23 into which the first bag to the fourth bag are put are knitted, and the second pad bag portion is interposed between the wide bag bag portion 27 and the fifth bag bag portion 23. 25 'is inserted and sewn into the heel bag portions 27 and 23 on both sides, and the present invention can be applied to socks having such a shape.

  In the above example, a crew-length sock is described as an example, but the present invention can be similarly applied to a short-length or half-length sock. In addition, the correction socks of this example can be knitted using a circular knitting machine instead of the sock flat knitting machine. However, the sock flat knitting machine is knitted from the toe side, but the circular knitting machine is different in that the knitting is performed from the wearing mouth side.

  FIG. 21 shows a tenth embodiment, which is an example applied to a toe sock. The correction sock 10 'of the present example includes a toe portion 20 and a support portion 40 that is continuously knitted to the toe portion 20 and has a length up to the front of the arch portion of the foot. As in the first embodiment, the toe portion 20 includes a first bag bag portion 21, a first pad bag portion 24, a wide bag bag portion 22, a second pad bag portion 25, and a fifth bag bag portion 23. The elastic pad 30 is put into the first and second pad bag portions 24 and 25, and the entrances thereof are sewn.

  Since the correction socks of this example are in the form of toe socks, after wearing them, socks that are not normal five fingers can be worn from above, and socks according to preference can be worn, It can correct hallux valgus and hallux valgus.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Socks body 20 Toe part 21 1st bag part 22 Wide bag part 22A 2nd bag part 22B 3rd bag part 22C 4th bag part 23 5th bag part 24, 25 1st, 2nd Pad bag portion 24 ', 25' First and second pad bag portions 26, 27 Wide bag bag portion 30 Elastic pad 40 Support portion

Claims (10)

In socks knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and elastic yarn,
A first heel bag portion (21) for inserting a first heel and a fifth heel bag portion (23) for inserting a fifth heel are formed on both sides in the foot width direction of the toe portion, and the first heel bag portion (21) and A first pad bag portion (24, 24 ') is provided between at least the second bag portion (22, 22A, 26) for inserting the second bag, and the first bag portion (21) and at least the second bag portion are provided. While being sewn to one or both of the bag portions (22, 22A, 26)
A second pad bag portion (25, 25 ′) is provided between the fifth bag portion (23) and at least the bag portion (22, 22C, 27) for inserting the fourth bag, and the fifth bag. It is sewn to either or both of the bag part (23) and the bag part (22, 22C, 27) for containing at least the fourth bag, and the first and second pad bag parts (24, 24 ', 25, 25 '), a correction sock characterized by being able to correct hallux valgus and / or hallux valgus by inserting an elastic pad (30) into one or both of them. In socks knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and elastic yarn,
The toe portion is formed with a first bag portion (21) for inserting a first bag and a bag bag portion (22, 22A, 26) for inserting at least a second bag. The first bag portion (21) and at least a first bag portion are formed. A first pad bag portion (24, 24 ') is provided between the bag bag portion (22, 22A, 26) for inserting two bags, and the first bag portion (21) and at least the second bag are inserted. The valgus bag part (22, 22A, 26) is stitched to one or both of the bag parts, and the elastic pad (30) is inserted into the first pad bag part (24, 24 ') to correct the hallux valgus. Straightening socks, characterized in that it is intended to gain. In socks knitted with knitting yarn or knitting yarn and elastic yarn,
The toe portion is formed with a fifth bag portion (23) for containing a fifth bag and a bag bag portion (22, 22C, 27) for inserting at least a fourth bag. A second pad bag portion (25, 25 ') is provided between the bag portion (22, 22C, 27) for inserting 4 bags, and the fifth bag portion (23) and at least the fourth bag are inserted. When the elastic pad (30) is inserted into the second pad bag portion (25, 25 '), it is sewn to one or both of the bag portions (22, 22C, 27), and the club fold is reduced. Straightening socks characterized by being able to correct.   A wide bag portion (22) is formed between the first bag portion (21) and the fifth bag bag portion (23) of the toe portion to put the second, third and fourth hooks together. The correction sock according to any one of claims 1 to 3.   Between the first bag part (21) and the fifth bag part (23) of the toe portion, a second bag part (22A), a third bag for inserting the second, third and fourth hooks, respectively. The sock according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a bag part (22B) and a fourth bag part (22C) are formed.   The first and / or second pad bag portion (24, 25) is knitted together with the bag portion (21, 22, 22A, 22B22C, 23) at the toe portion, and an elastic pad (30) is inserted. The correction sock in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 3.   The first and / or second pad bag portion (24 ', 25') is knitted separately from the toe portion, the elastic pad (30) is inserted, and at least the first pad bag portion (21) and Between the second bag portion (22, 22A, 26) and / or between the fifth bag portion (23) and at least the fourth bag portion (22, 22C, 27) The correction sock according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the sock is inserted and sewn into one or both of the bag portions (21, 22, 22A, 26, 23, 22, 22C, 27) on both sides.   The sock body (10) is knitted continuously to the toe part (20), and the arch part (16) of the sock body (10) is formed with a tightening part having a larger tightening force than other parts. The correction sock according to any one of claims 1 to 6.   The sock according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a support portion (40) having a length up to the front of the arch portion of the foot is continuously knitted on the toe portion (20). Between the first bag part (21) of the socks and the bag part (22, 22A, 26) for inserting at least the second bag or the bag bag part (22) for inserting the fifth bag (23) and at least the fourth bag ( 22, 22C, 27) pad bag portions (24 ', 25') knitted to a size that can be inserted between them, and elastic pads (24 ', 25') inserted in the pad bag portions (24 ', 25') 30)
The first bag portion (21) and at least the second bag are inserted between the first bag portion (21) and the bag bag portion (22, 22A, 26) for inserting at least the second bag. And / or between the fifth bag portion (23) and at least the fourth bag portion (22, 22C, 27). The valgus bag and / or hallux valgus are sewn into one or both of the fifth bag part (23) and the bag part (22, 22C, 27) for inserting at least the fourth bag. An orthodontic pad for socks characterized by being able to correct.

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