JP2016087192A - Boot - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a boot that prevents muddy water and mud infiltrating into the boot when walking in the muddy water or mud.SOLUTION: A boot comprises a foot part 50a that accommodates foot, and a trunk part 50b that is integrally formed above the foot part 50a and surrounds a lower leg. The foot part 50a includes a sole 54, an instep part arranged on an upper part of the sole 54, and a heel part arranged to be linked with the instep part. There is provided to the instep part and the heel part, a rubber frame part 6 that has an opening 60 in a lower part thereof to accommodate a hem of a water proof trouser or a hem part of a cover.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to boots, and more particularly to boots suitable for use in restoration work such as earth and sand disasters caused by heavy rain and flooding caused by river flooding.

  In the earth and sand disaster due to rain and the restoration work of inundation due to the flooding of the river, it is required to prevent water and mud from entering the boots when working in the water and mud.

  By the way, a wader that is used in fishing and prevents water or pebbles from entering the boots has been proposed (for example, see Patent Document 1). This wader consists of a tights part with a bifurcated lower part for both left and right legs, a pair of socks that are sewn and connected to the tip of each lower part of the tights part, and the knees and shins around the tights part. And a cover member that is continuously provided from the vicinity of the ankle to the ankle and is stitched to the tights so that the lower end is covered with an ankle that is a stitched portion between the tights and the socks. .

  This cover member of the above-mentioned wader is provided continuously to the vicinity of the ankle, and when the user walks in the water with the shoe on, the cover member covers the mouth of the shoe, and the pebble in the shoe. This prevents foreign objects such as sand and sand from entering.

  However, in landslide disasters caused by heavy rain and inundation work due to river flooding, people often walk in mud and mud. Muddy water and mud have great resistance, and the above-described wader of Patent Document 1 has a problem that the cover member is turned up, and muddy water and mud enter the inside of the boots from the mouth of the boots.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-158711

  As described above, in Patent Document 1, when walking in mud or mud, it is not sufficient to prevent mud or mud from entering the boots.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described conventional problems, and provides a boot that prevents muddy water and mud from entering the boot even when walking in muddy water or mud. The task is to do.

  The present invention is a boot having a foot portion that accommodates a foot and a trunk portion that is integrally formed above the foot portion and surrounds the lower leg, wherein the foot portion includes a shoe sole and an upper portion of the shoe sole. An upper portion provided on the upper portion and a heel portion connected to the upper portion, the upper portion and the heel portion having an opening below, and the bottom of the waterproof pants or the hem of the cover A rubber frame portion for accommodating the portion is provided.

  The rubber frame portion includes a base portion that is bonded to the upper portion and the heel portion, a rising wall that is connected to the base portion and rises upward, a horizontal portion that bends approximately 90 degrees from the rising wall, and a horizontal portion that extends from the horizontal portion. What is necessary is just to comprise so that it may have the falling piece bent down.

  In this invention, when the trousers of the waterproof pants or the skirt of the cover part are stored in the rubber frame part, the hem or the cover part is turned up by the resistance of the muddy water or the mud when walking in the muddy water or the mud. Even if force is applied in the direction, since the hem or hem is stored in the rubber frame, the hem or cover will be pressed against the rubber frame, preventing the hem or cover from turning up. Further, muddy water and mud are prevented from entering the hem or the cover, and muddy water and mud can be prevented from entering the boots. .

It is a perspective view which shows the boots of this invention. It is a front view which shows the boots of this invention. It is a principal part enlarged view of the state which accommodated the skirt or cover of waterproof pants in the rubber frame of the boots of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which turned back the 1st, 2nd cover of the waterproof pants suitable for use in this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which turned up the 2nd cover of the waterproof pants of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which extended the 1st, 2nd cover of the waterproof pants of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which wears boots using the waterproof pants of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which wears boots using the waterproof pants of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which wears boots using the waterproof pants of this invention. It is sectional drawing of the state which wore the boots of this invention using waterproof pants. It is sectional drawing of the state which wore the boots of this invention using waterproof pants.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the drawings, the same or corresponding parts are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated in order to avoid duplication of description.

  As shown in FIGS. 1-3, the boots 5 are comprised from the leg part 50a which protects a user's leg | foot, and the trunk | drum 50b which surrounds a leg. The foot portion 50 a is composed of a shoe sole 54, an edge wound rubber 55 connected to the upper outer end of the shoe sole 54, an upper portion 52 and a heel portion 53 connected to the edge wound rubber 55.

  Further, a toe reinforcing rubber 56 is formed at the upper front part of the foot part 50a, and a steel tip for protecting the toe is provided in the inside thereof, although not shown.

  Further, although not shown, the upper portion 52 and the collar portion 53 are provided with a reinforcing cloth.

  A drainage 57 is formed from the upper surface of the upper portion 52 of the foot portion 50a to the front surface of the trunk portion 50b, and a braided structure is formed by a string 51 for adjusting the opening degree of the drainage 57.

  In the boots of this invention, the upper part 52 and the heel part 53 have an opening 60 below, and are provided with a rubber frame part 6 that accommodates the bottom of the waterproof pants or the bottom of the cover part. The rubber frame portion 6 is provided over the entire circumference of the foot portion 50a.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the rubber frame portion 6 includes a base portion 61 bonded to the upper portion 52 and the collar portion 53, a rising wall 62 that is connected to the base portion 61 and rises upward, and the rising wall 62. It has a horizontal portion 63 that is bent at approximately 90 degrees, and a falling piece 64 that is bent downward from the horizontal portion 63. An opening 60 is formed between the rising wall 62 and the falling piece 64.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the user wears waterproof pants 100, the user extends the bottom of the pants or the bottom of the cover to the lower part of the boots 5, and the bottom of the pants or the bottom of the cover in the rubber frame 6. Store. In FIG. 3, the skirt part 4 a of the cover part 4 is accommodated in the rubber frame part 6 from the opening part 60. Since rubber is knitted in the skirt part 4 a of the cover part 4, the skirt part 4 a of the cover part 4 is in close contact with the rising wall 62 of the rubber frame part 6.

  Thus, when the skirt part 4a of the cover part 4 is accommodated in the rubber frame part 6, when walking in muddy water or mud, the cover part 4 is turned up by the resistance of muddy water or mud. Even if force is applied, the skirt part 4a of the cover part 4 is accommodated in the rubber frame part 6, so that the cover part 4 is pressed against the rubber frame part 6, and the cover part 4 is turned up. Can be prevented. For this reason, it is prevented that muddy water and mud enter the cover part 4, and muddy water and mud can be prevented from entering the boots 5.

  In the waterproof pants not provided with the cover part 4, the hem is accommodated in the rubber frame part 6, and muddy water or mud suppresses the intrusion into the boots 5.

  Next, waterproof pants 100 suitable for use in the boots 5 of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the waterproof trouser 100 is joined to the leg 1 having a lower part divided into two for left and right legs and the tips of the lower parts 1 a and 1 b divided into the two parts of the leg 1. And a pair of socks 2 connected to each other. And, the lower end portion is joined to the vicinity of the knee or shin of the leg portion 1 so as to cover the lower part from the mouth of the shoe, the position below the foot or mouth from the vicinity of the knee or shin of the leg portion 1, in this embodiment, The first cover member 3 provided continuously up to the height of the middle part of the boots, and the first cover member joined to the knees or shins of the leg 1 like the first cover member 3 and the first cover member 3, and a second cover member 4 provided continuously from the vicinity of the knee or shin of the leg 1 to the vicinity of the ankle so that the lower end thereof covers the periphery of the ankle.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4 are joined to the leg portion 1 so as to be folded back to the upper side of the leg portion 1. As shown in FIG. 5, the first cover member 3 can be extended toward the sock portion 2, and the second cover member 4 can be folded back. That is, the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4 are joined to the leg portion 1 so that they can be folded independently or extended in the direction of the sock portion 2.

  As shown in FIG. 6, when the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4 are extended in the direction of the sock part 2, the first cover member 3 is covered with the second cover member 4.

  Rubber is sewn into the skirt 3a of the first cover member 3 and the skirt 4a of the second cover member 4, and the skirts 3a and 4a of the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4 are connected to each other. The boots 5 are configured to be in close contact with the periphery of the boots 5. Further, a string 41 is attached to the second cover member 4, and this string 41 is attached to the string 51 of the boots 5 to prevent the second cover member 4 from turning up.

  Rubber is also sewn into the waist 1c of the waterproof pants 100 so that the waterproof pants 100 will not slide down when the waterproof pants 100 are worn.

  Then, as shown in FIGS. 7, 10, and 11, the user puts a braided boot 5 on the sock portion 2 in which the foot 101 is put, and the first cover member 3 and the second cover. The member 4 is extended to the vicinity of the ankle portion of the boots 5 and is put on the boots 5 to be worn.

  As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the rubber is sewn into the skirt portions 3 a and 4 a of the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4, so that they are in close contact with the periphery of the boots 5. The boot portion of the boots 5 is first covered with the first cover member 3 and further covered with the second cover member 4 thereon. The user wears the waterproof pants 100, and the user extends the bottom 4 a of the cover 4 to the lower part of the boots 5 and stores the bottom 4 a in the rubber frame 6 from the opening 60. Since rubber is knitted into the skirt portion 3 a of the cover portion 4, it is in close contact with the rising wall 62 of the rubber frame portion 6.

  As described above, wearing the waterproof pants 100 prevents the second cover member 4 from turning up even when walking in muddy water or mud, and prevents muddy water or mud from entering the boots 5. it can. Further, even if mud or muddy water enters between the second cover member 4 and the boots 5, the muddy or muddy water that has entered stays between the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4. And since the mouth of the boots 5 is covered with the first cover member 3, it is possible to prevent mud and muddy water entering between the second cover member 4 and the boots 5 from entering the boots 5. .

  Next, the wearing of the waterproof pants 100 and the boots 5 of this embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings. The user puts his / her feet into the leg portions 1 of the waterproof pants 100, inserts the feet into the respective socks 2, and wears the waterproof pants 100. Then, the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4 are rolled up.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the sock part 2 is inserted from the wearing mouth of the braided boot 5 and the boot 5 is put on. As shown in FIG. 8, the first cover member 3 is placed on the boots 5 so as to cover the boots of the boots 5.

  Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 9 and FIG. 10, the second cover member 4 is lowered, the first cover member 3 is covered, extended to the vicinity of the ankle portion of the boots 5, and covered with the boots 5. Since rubber is sewn into the skirt portions 3 a and 4 a of the first cover member 3 and the second cover member 4, the rubber is sewn to the periphery of the boots 5. The mouth portion of the boots 5 is first covered with the first cover member 3 and further covered with the second cover member 4 thereon.

  Subsequently, the lace 41 of the second cover member 4 is fixed to the lace 51 of the boots 5, etc., and the hem of the second cover member 4 is fixed, and the hem of the second cover member 4 is surely turned up. To prevent.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 11, the end of the string 41 is put between the second cover member 4 and the boots 5 and stored. The skirt part 4 a of the cover part 4 is extended to the lower part of the boots 5, and the skirt part 4 a is stored in the rubber frame part 6 from the opening part 60. Since rubber is knitted into the skirt part 4 a of the cover part 4, the cover part 4 is in close contact with the rising wall 62 of the rubber frame part 6. In this way, the dressing is completed.

  Thus, by allowing the bottom part 4a of the cover part 4 to be accommodated in the rubber frame part 6 from the opening part 60, it is possible to prevent muddy water and mud from entering the cover part 4.

  In the embodiment described above, the boots 5 of the present invention are attached to the waterproof trousers 100 having the first and second cover portions 3 and 4, but the boots 5 of the present invention are also applied to the waterproof trousers having one cover portion. It can be worn to prevent intrusion of muddy water and mud.

  The embodiment disclosed this time should be considered as illustrative in all points and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is shown not by the above description of the embodiments but by the scope of claims for patent, and is intended to include all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the scope of claims for patent.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1: Leg part 1a: Lower part 1b: Lower part 1c: Waist part 2: Socks part 3: First cover part 3a: Hem part 4: Second cover part 4a: Hem part 5: Boots 6: Rubber frame part

Claims (2)

A boot having a foot part that accommodates a foot and a trunk part that is integrally formed above the foot part and surrounds the lower leg,
The foot portion includes a shoe sole, an upper portion provided on an upper portion of the shoe sole, and a heel portion provided to be connected to the upper portion. A rubber boot having an opening and provided with a rubber frame portion that accommodates the bottom of the waterproof pants or the bottom of the cover.   The rubber frame portion includes a base portion bonded to the upper portion 2 and the heel portion, a rising wall that is connected to the base portion and rises upward, a horizontal portion that is bent approximately 90 degrees from the rising wall, and the horizontal portion. The boots according to claim 1, further comprising a falling piece that is bent downward from the top.

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