JP2014061141A - Aid in pulling on sock - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an aid in pulling on socks, an aid for a person who has difficulty in pulling on socks because the body is physically impaired to easily pull on socks alone, without being helped by another person and without experiencing hardship.SOLUTION: A ring 5 for putting on a sock and a ring 6 for fixing the put-on sock are installed in one end of guide rods 2, 3 respectively, while a finger hook part 11 for operating this action and a coil spring 1 are provided in the other end of the guide rods. A sock is put on the ring by drawing up the finger hook part with a finger, and then the finger is released to fix the sock. The tip of the foot is put in the sock from the upper part of the ring, with the guide rod drawn up, which makes the sock pulled on surely to the depth. After the sock is pulled on, the finger hook part is drawn up again, with the fixation of the sock taken off. Then, by taking the ring off the foot while pushing down the guide rod, a series of actions is completed.

Description

      The present invention relates to a tool for assisting a person who has difficulty in putting on socks.

      A product like the present invention has not been proposed yet.

          None.

        Many people are struggling to stretch their hands and wear socks because they are not free.

        In particular, it is often seen in elderly people, pregnant women, or those who are treated or cared for by illness, injury, etc., and there are many people who cannot reach their feet and wear them with the help of others.

        As a solution to these problems, a ring that attaches socks to one tip of the guide bar and a ring that secures the socks are provided, and a finger hook that facilitates operation of the action is provided at the other tip. Constructed with parts and coil springs.

        With the above configuration, the sock is first passed from the inside of the ring, the finger hook portion of the guide bar is pulled up, and the two rings are separated. Cover the edge of the upper sock ring with the edge of the sock, and then remove the finger from the finger hook to push back the coil spring to bond the two rings together to firmly fix the edge of the sock.

        With the above mechanism, if the foot is inserted from above the ring to which the sock is fixed and the guide bar is pulled up, the foot can be firmly passed to the back of the sock. Thereafter, the finger-hanging portion is pulled up again to separate the adhesion of the two rings. If the guide rod is further lifted, the edge of the sock that has been put on the edge of the ring will also come off and stick to the foot. After that, the guide rod can be pushed down and pulled out of the ring to finish wearing easily.

The shape figure of socks wearing assistance. The assembly side view of the state which pulled up the finger-hanging part. The front view which integrated the guide stick | rod A and the ring D for sock mounting | wearing. The side view which integrated the guide stick | rod A and the ring D for sock mounting | wearing. The front view which comprised the guide bar B and the sock fixing ring E integrally, and combined with the coil spring. The side view which integrated the guide bar B and the sock fixing ring E, and combined with the coil spring. FIG. The side view of the guide stick | rod C. FIG. The state figure which supports the front-end | tip part of a guide rod with a palm, and raises a finger hook part. A state diagram in which the guide rod A is pulled up and socks are attached to the ring D. FIG. A state diagram of picking up a guide bar and putting on socks.

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

          FIG. 1 shows a completed shape diagram of the present invention, which combines products having different lengths of guide rods 2, 3 and 4 and diameters of rings 5 and 6 into a product.

          FIG. 2 shows a shape in which three guide rods 2, 3, 4 are overlapped and connected with bolts and nuts 7. The rings 5 and 6 are separated or bonded by the pulling-up operation of the upper finger-hanging portion 11 and the pushing-back operation of the coil spring 1. In this operation, the guide rods 2 and 4 slide with the same movement while holding the guide rod 3 therebetween.

          3 and 4 show the integration of the guide rod 2 and the ring 5, and the connecting bolt 7 is passed through the bolt through hole 9.

          5 and 6 show the integration of the guide rod 3 and the ring 6, the coil spring 1 for pushing down is attached to the upper part, and the groove 8 through which the bolt 7 penetrates and slides is provided at two central positions.

7 and 8, a finger hook 11 for lifting is provided on the upper portion of the guide bar 4, and the
The bolt through hole 9 represents a shape in which the connection nut 7 can be accommodated.

          FIG. 9 shows the operation of supporting the upper end of the guide bar with the palm and pulling up the finger-hanging portion 11, and the ring 5 and the ring 6 are separated by this action.

          FIG. 10 shows a state in which the edge of the sock 10 passed from the inside of the separated rings 5 and 6 is attached to the edge of the ring 5.

FIG. 11 shows a coil spring by releasing a finger from the finger-hanging portion from the state of the above figure.
By pushing back the two rings, the two rings pinch and fix the edge of the sock. In this state
Represents the action of trying to wear socks while pulling the id stick.

The present invention is for those who are not free of physical freedom and cannot wear socks alone, or
It was devised for the purpose of relieving the pain of those who suffered from wearing movements.
It seems to be widely used at home, hospital, etc.

1 Coil spring.
2 Guide rod A.
3 Guide bar B.
4 Guide rod C.
5 Ring D for wearing socks.
6 Socks fixing ring E.
7 Bolts and nuts that connect guide rods A and C.
8 Groove where the bolt slides.
9 Round hole through which the bolt passes.
10 Socks.
11 Finger rest.

Claims (5)

2 of a ring that attaches socks to the lower end of the guide bar and a ring that fixes the socks
A sock-wearing aid that has a single piece and a finger hook and a coil spring that make it easy to attach and fix the sock at the upper tip. Three rods A, B, and C overlap the guide rod, and the rod A is integrated with the ring D. The rod C is connected with bolts and nuts and moves in the same direction at the same time.
The rod B is integrated with the ring E, and a coil spring that always pushes down the rod A is attached to the upper end portion. An auxiliary tool for wearing socks with a structure in which the ring D and E are separated by providing a finger hook at the top end of the rod C and pulling it up. With the above structure, the sock is passed through the inside of the rings D and E, the edge of the ring D is put on the edge of the ring D while pulling up the finger hanging part, and the finger is released from the finger hanging part. A sock-wearing aid with a structure that attaches and fixes the edge of the sock. With the above mechanism, the socks are released from the upper part of the ring by putting the toes up and wearing the socks by pulling up the guide rod.
Then pull out the ring from the foot. A sock-wearing aid with this series of operating mechanisms. With the above structure, the guide rod and ring are made of polypropylene, or made of wood or bamboo, and the coil spring, bot, and nut are made of metal materials.