JP2016140556A - Footwear with thong - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an article of footwear with a thong which is easily attached to the article of footwear.SOLUTION: The article of footwear with a thong includes: a pedestal 10 and belt-like thongs 21, 22 that are tied to the pedestal through circular holes 14, 15. The thong is composed of a sheet like belt piece punched out from a single sheet, with the belt piece folded and superimposed in the longitudinal center, and with a prescribed length from the folded end is sewn inside. The portion from the sewn part to the folded end is made a front thong 21, with the portion from the sewn part to both ends of the belt piece made both side thongs 22, 22, and with a ring-like part comprising the folding formed at the tip ends of the side thongs. From the front side of the pedestal 10 to the inside of the tip end ring-like part of the thong, the tip end of a rod-like tying tool 30 is applied. In this state, the tip end of the tying tool is inserted through the circular hole, with the ring-like part interposed. Then, the ring-like part is made to reach the reverse side of the pedestal and, in the ring-like part that reached the reverse side, a stopper 40 is fixed. After that, by pulling the thong, the stopper is restrained in the step part 16 of the circular hole to tie the thong to the pedestal.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3B

Description

  This invention relates to footwear with nose, such as clogs, snow, sandals, sandals, footwear set with nose for making footwear with nose, It relates to the insertion method.

There are various types of footwear with nose, such as the above-mentioned clogs, sandals and sandals with a pedestal that has a front and a side. The five toes are divided by the front of the nose. It is the footwear that the foot is fixed to the pedestal with its thong. The material of the pedestal is made of wood, rubber, urethane, etc. There are various items on the market, ranging from a traditional paper core wrapped with a cloth to a single piece of synthetic resin material such as vinyl chloride. (See Patent Document 1, FIG. 2, FIG. 2, Patent Document 2, FIG. 5, Patent Document 3, FIG. 1, FIG. 6, FIG. 9, Patent Document 4, FIG. 1, etc.).

  In this type of footwear with umbilical cord, the umbilical cord is inserted from the back of the footwear pedestal through a umbilical attachment hole (fistula) and a insertion tool consisting of a tube and a pull rod inserted from the back of the clogs. Grab the end of the umbilicus with the tip of the rigging device, and in that state, pull the insertion tool to the back side of the footwear pedestal to guide the end of the umbilicus to the back of the footwear pedestal and lock the end of the nose to the back of the footwear pedestal. (Refer to Patent Document 1, nature of utility model, action and effect points, etc.).

The means for locking the nose end to the back surface of the footwear pedestal is generally formed by forming a knot ball larger than the fistula at the end of the chord leading to the back surface of the footwear base, and locking the knot ball to the footwear base. Or two umbilical cord ends are connected to each other (see Patent Document 3, FIG. 1B, FIG. 6B, FIG. 9B, etc.).
As another locking means, the umbilical cord is folded at the center in the length direction, and the inner side of the required length is sewn from the folded end to the front from the sewn portion to the folded end. In addition, both the side from the sewn portion to the both ends of the strip are both sideways, the ends of both sides are folded back and sewn to each side to form a ring-shaped portion, and each ring-shaped portion is connected to each side. Some are passed through holes and locked with fasteners (see Patent Document 2, FIG. 1, FIG. 5, Patent Document 4, FIG. 4, etc.). In addition, there is a means for bonding the end of the umbilical cord into the fistula (see Patent Document 4, FIG. 10 and the like).

1950 Utility Model Application Notice No. 1210 1957 Utility Model Application Publication No. 9132 JP 2001-224401 A JP 2002-125701 A

  By the way, in this type of footwear with a nose, there is a footwear that adopts the Japanese nose as a clog other than a clog due to a recent Japanese boom. In particular, foreigners prefer footwear with a Japanese lantern specification. There are two types of Japanese cords, one made by wrapping paper or other core material wrapped with a sheet-like member such as cloth, and the other with various band-like members combined with other materials. You can change the taste of footwear by changing the design of the pattern.

A means for locking the umbilical cord constituted by such a band-shaped member to the footwear base by forming a knot at the end of the umbilical cord or connecting the two nasal cord ends to each other, as is conventional. In addition, it is bothersome and skill is required to fit the end of the umbilical cord into the lacuna attachment fistula. If it doesn't fit perfectly, the condition of the finger on the forehead and the degree of the hook on the side of Yokoo will not be perfect, making it uncomfortable to wear.
In addition, in the case of the insertion of the umbilical cord of Patent Document 2, the nasal cord with respect to the fistula of the pedestal is soft except for the four folded portions at the end, so that the nasal cord cannot be pushed deeply into the fistula. It bends easily and is not comfortable to wear. In other words, the neck of the insertion portion of the cord at the fistula portion of the pedestal is fixed firmly so as to improve the comfort, but this point is also not satisfactory.

  An object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily obtain Japanese chords of various designs and to easily replace different chords of each design under the above circumstances.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention comprises a pedestal on which a foot is placed, circular fistulas on both the front and rear sides of the pedestal, a banded cord inserted into the pedestal through the fistula, and It consists of a fastener that locks the end of the umbilical cord to the pedestal, and the fistula has a step portion that penetrates from the front surface to the back surface of the pedestal and has a small diameter to a large diameter in the middle thereof. The sheet-shaped strip is folded at the center in the length direction, the required length inside is fixed from the folded end, and a ring-shaped front is formed from the fixed portion to the folded end. When both ends are both sideways, the ends of both sides are folded back and fixed to each side to form a ring-shaped part, and when the fore-and-front ring-shaped part is inserted into a fistula The cross-section of the sheet-like strip and the fistula of the front and side of the ring-shaped part should be at least by the insertion force. Temporarily deforms, the fore and side ring-shaped parts are fixed at the small diameter part of the fistula, and the fastener is locked to the fore and side ring-shaped part and locked to the step part of the fistula. The configuration is adopted.

The footwear with nose of this configuration is, for example, pressing the tip of a rod-shaped insertion tool from above or hooking it from below to the inside of the ring-shaped forehead or side-shaped end ring-shaped portion from the surface side of the pedestal. Then, the tip of the insertion tool is passed through the fistula through the forehead or ring-shaped part, and the foreground or ring-shaped part is brought to the back side of the pedestal, and the forehead or ring-shaped part reaches the back side. After attaching the fastener to the pedestal, the cord can be inserted by pulling the cord from the surface side of the pedestal and locking the fastener to the step.
At this time, since the fistula is circular, the forehead and ring-shaped portion of the band-shaped cord can be rolled and penetrated along the inner surface of the fistula (see FIGS. 3A (a) and (b)), The width direction can be any direction that fits the instep.

If the cord is a sheet-shaped strip punched out from one sheet, it can be manufactured easily and inexpensively, and the sheet is usually easily subjected to various designs by printing or the like on its surface. Therefore, it is possible to easily and inexpensively manufacture various designs with different tastes. At this time, the sheet may be composed of a film having a pattern printed on the surface and a cushion layer attached to the back surface of the film. The cushion layer can be felt or the like. Thus, obtaining various designs easily means that Japanese designs can be easily created in various designs.
In addition, the insertion tool having a width corresponding to the diameter of the fistula so that the tip of the ring-shaped forehead and the tip of the side end ring-shaped part receive the insertion force from the insertion tool and are not damaged when inserted into the pedestal. It shall have a receiving part.

A slightly flexible material such as urethane material is used for the pedestal, so that the fistula temporarily spreads with a strong conscious force when it is inserted (at least temporarily). Deformation), and it becomes easy to insert the thong.
In this way, after the nasal cord formed only by fixing such as sewing is inserted with a simple insertion tool, it is fixed with a fastener, and on the other hand, when the inserted nasal cord is attached or detached, it is in the fistula of the pedestal By pushing the umbilical cord further with the insertion tool and removing the fastener by protruding it from the back of the pedestal, it is possible to easily replace the umbilical cord without specialized knowledge. It is possible to replace it with the general public.
As a result, skill is not required for this insertion action, and the taste of the footwear can be easily changed by changing the design of the nose to various patterns.

  The fastener has a disc shape having a size that fits into the large diameter portion of the circular fistula, and includes a stopper piece inserted into the ring-shaped forehead or transverse ring-shaped portion, and one end of the stopper piece. Since it consists of a pair of frame pieces extending along both side edges of the stopper piece, the stopper piece is easily fitted (inserted) into the end ring-shaped portion of the nose reaching the back side of the pedestal by the insertion tool, The fastener can be easily attached to the end of the umbilical cord. After that, when the ligament is pulled from the surface side of the pedestal, the disk-shaped fastener smoothly enters the circular fistula and is locked to the stepped portion. For this reason, the end locking operation of the cord to the pedestal by this fastener is easy.

The insertion tool may be any rod-shaped object that can be inserted into the fistula with a ring-shaped portion interposed therebetween. For example, a small-diameter bar portion that can penetrate the fistula and the small-diameter rod portion are continuous. And a large-diameter gripping portion. If it is this structure, since the grasping part of the thickness which is easy to grasp can be grasped and an insertion tool can be passed in a fistula, the insertion effect is easy. At this time, it is preferable that the tip of the small-diameter bar portion has a rounded shape without a corner that does not damage the tip of the nose.
In this insertion tool, the above-mentioned fastener can be detachably connected to the grip portion. In this case, the insertion tool and the fastener can be formed as an integral molded product of resin.
If these insertion tools and umbilical cords can be stored in the recesses of the pedestal, it can be conveniently replaced with the umbilical cords stored in the pedestal.

  Although the footwear with a nose having the above-described configuration can be sold with the nose inserted, the pedestal and the nose designed according to the customer's request can be sold as a set with the fastener and the insert. In this case, the customer can insert the cord into the pedestal. However, since the insertion operation is very easy as described above, it does not require skill and can be easily performed by ordinary people.

In addition, as described above, Patent Document 2 discloses that the terminal of the umbilical cord and the terminal of the ridged ring are ring-shaped, and the ring-shaped end of the forerunner and the horizontal line are passed through the fistula and attached to the pedestal with a fastener (fastening). Locked footwear is disclosed. However, it is thought that this footwear with a nose is made up of a ring-shaped end of the nose being folded into four (quadruple) to increase the strength and make it easy to insert into the fistula. The bald method is not clear.
On the other hand, the ring-shaped forehead and the side-end ring-shaped part of the present invention are devices for hooking the insertion tool, and the fistula is at least temporarily deformed by the insertion force or is In order to at least temporarily deform the transverse ring-shaped part and pass the front end or the ring-shaped part through the fistula through the fistula to reach the back side of the pedestal. The ring-shaped part is inserted with elasticity, and the fore and side ends are firmly fixed to the small diameter part of the fistula of the pedestal. In other words, since the neck of the insertion portion of the umbilical cord is firmly fixed at the fistula portion of the pedestal, the footwear with the ligament is comfortable to wear.

  Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to easily manufacture footwear with various lanyards, and even an ordinary person can easily replace the umbilical cord. It will dig up the demand. In addition, since it is possible to carry inserts and fasteners, if you carry a cord with a different design, you can replace it with a cord with a different design at any location.

The perspective view of one Embodiment of the footwear with a nose according to this invention The perspective view which decomposed | disassembled the base of the same embodiment, and a umbilical cord It is explanatory drawing of the insertion action of the nose of the embodiment, (a) is a partially cut perspective view, (b) is a main part cut plan view It is explanatory drawing of the insertion effect | action of the same cord, (a) is principal part sectional drawing of the state which penetrated the end of the cord to the pedestal, and attached the fastener, (b) is the principal part state which inserted the cord to the pedestal. Cross section It is the insertion action explanatory drawing of the same cord, (a) is a perspective view of the front fastener part, (b) is a perspective view of the side fastener part The thong of the same embodiment is shown, (a) is a state diagram punched from the sheet, (b) is a perspective view, (c) is a partially cut view The perspective view of the insertion tool of the embodiment The perspective view of the fastener of the embodiment The perspective view of the other example of the insertion tool of the embodiment Partial sectional view for explaining the insertion action of another cord of the same embodiment Partial cut plan view of the other embodiment

  1 to 4 show an embodiment of footwear with a nose according to the present invention. The footwear A of this embodiment is a clogging specification comprising a base 10 on which a foot is placed and a nose 20 attached to the upper surface of the base 10. The pedestal 10 is made of an elastic material such as natural rubber, cork, or synthetic resin (EVA (ethylene / vinyl acetate copolymer resin), urethane, synthetic rubber, polyethylene, vinyl chloride, or the like).

  The pedestal 10 is made of various materials as described above. For example, the pedestal 10 can be molded by a mold by press molding or injection molding of an EVA plate. Therefore, a cavity having the pedestal 10 is formed in the mold. The pedestal 10 is manufactured by die press molding in which an EVA plate is loaded in the cavity or by injection molding EVA.

  The pedestal 10 is formed with fistulas 14, 15, 15 of the front 21 of the nose 20 and the flanks 22, and the fistulas 14, 15 are end portions (end terminals) of the front 21 of the nose 20 and the side of the cross 22. ) Is inserted and fixed (inserted). Each of the holes 14 and 15 has a circular shape of the same size and penetrates from the front surface to the back surface of the pedestal 10 and has a step portion 16 having a small diameter to a large diameter in the middle thereof.

  The umbilical cord 20 is made of a strip formed by punching from a sheet of a vinyl chloride film 20a pasted with a felt fabric 20b shown in FIG. 4 (c). The strip has a shape in which the central portion is curved in an arc shape upward and is curved in an arc shape downward from both ends (see FIG. 4A). The degree of bending is such that when the umbilical cord 20 shown in FIG. 1 is inserted into the pedestal 10, the back surface of the curved portion (contour 22) perfectly corresponds to the instep surface of the foot. In the embodiments, the above materials are described. However, the materials are not limited to the materials described here as long as the materials can be punched.

Strip, along with the pre-cord 21 until end folding the from the stapling portion d sutured d the required length inside from the folded end folded over in the central longitudinal portion c _1, from the stapling portion d until both ends of the strip and Ryoyokoitoguchi 22, the ends of both lateral cord 22 by forming a c ₂ part was sutured d in folding the lateral cord 22 annulus 22a, in FIG. 4 (b) It becomes the thong 20 shown.
The length of the forehead 21 composed of the ring-shaped portion at the center is appropriately set so that an appropriate length comes out from the surface of the pedestal 10 when inserted into the fistulas 14 and 15. Further, the size of the ring-shaped portion 22a at the end of the cross 22 is appropriately set so that the following fastener 40 can be easily stopped. Instead of stitching, various fixing means such as adhesion can be employed.
Further, the tip of the ring-shaped forehead 21 and the tip of the end ring-shaped portion 22a of the side wall 22 receive the insertion force from the insertion tool 30 and are not damaged when inserted into the base 10. Assume that the insertion tool receiving portions 21b and 22b have a width w corresponding to the diameter (see FIG. 3B (a)) (see FIG. 3A).

The umbilical cord 20 is inserted into the pedestal 10 by the insertion tool 30 shown in FIG. 5, and the end (the forerunner 21, the ring-shaped portion 22 a) is locked to the pedestal 10 by the fastener 40 shown in FIG.
The insertion tool 30 is made of resin, wood, or metal, and includes a small-diameter bar portion 31 that can penetrate the holes 14 and 15, and a large-diameter grip portion 32 that continues to the small-diameter bar portion 31. The distal end surface 31a of the small-diameter bar portion 31 is formed in an arc shape so as not to be damaged when fitted into the ring-shaped portion 22a of the ring-shaped forehead 21 and the side wall 22, and smoothly in the fistulas 14 and 15. It can be inserted. Specifically, the force of pressing the insertion tool 30 is distributed over the entire ring-shaped portions 21 and 22a of the nose 20 so that the nose 20 is wrapped in the width w of the tip of the nose 20 without breaking through the tip of the nose 20. It is easily guided into the holes 14 and 15. The length of the small-diameter bar portion 31 is set so as to slightly protrude through the holes 14 and 15 (see FIG. 3A).

  The fastener 40 is in the form of a resin disk such as nylon having a size that fits into the large-diameter portions of the circular fistulas 14 and 15, and is inserted into the annular portions 22a of the annular forehead 21 and the transverse 22 And a pair of frame pieces 42 that extend from one end of the stop piece 41 along both side edges of the stop piece 41. When the stopper piece 41 is inserted into the ring-shaped portion 21a of the ring-shaped forehead 21 and the side wall 22, as shown in FIG. 3C, the piece of the ring-shaped portion is sandwiched between the stopper piece 41 and the frame piece 42. Thus, the fastener 40 is firmly attached to the annular portion.

The footwear (clogs) A of this embodiment has the above-described configuration. As shown in FIG. 2, a pedestal 10, a nose 20, an insertion tool 30, and a fastener 40 are prepared. After inserting the small-diameter bar portion 31 of the tool 30, as shown in FIG. 3A, in that state, the small-diameter rod portion 31 is inserted from the surface of the pedestal 10 through the fistula 14 via the front 21, and the tip of the pedestal 10 is inserted. 10 is protruded from the back surface.
The fastener 40 is attached to the protruding forehead 21 (FIG. 3C (a)), and then the nose 20 is pulled up with respect to the base 10. Then, as shown in FIG. 3B (b), the fastener 40 enters the large-diameter portion of the fistula 14 and engages with the step portion 16 to prevent further pulling up and finish the insertion of the forehead 21. To do.

Since the fistula 14 is circular at the time of this insertion effect | action, the forerunner 21 can be rounded and penetrated (refer FIG. 3A (a), (b)). Further, the fist hole 14 and the ring-shaped forehead 21 are at least temporarily deformed by the force to be inserted, and the tip of the insertion tool 30 is inserted along the inner surface of the fistula 14 with the forehead 21 interposed. Since it reaches the back surface side of the base 10, the forehead 21 is elastically inserted into the hole 14, and the forehead 21 is firmly fixed to the base 10 (the small diameter portion of the hole 14).
In order to firmly fix the forehead 21 along the pedestal 10, the cross-sectional area of the fistula 14 (the xx cross-sectional area of FIG. 3B (b)) and the cross-sectional area of the state where the forehead 21 is inserted (the same x -X cross-sectional area) is appropriately set by experiment or the like. The tip of the ring-shaped forehead 21 has a width corresponding to the diameter of the fistula 14 so as not to be damaged when it is inserted into the pedestal 10 by receiving the insertion force from the insertion tool 30. (See FIG. 3A).

  Similarly, after inserting the small diameter rod portion 31 of the insertion tool 30 into the end ring-shaped portion 22a, the small diameter rod portion 31 is inserted into the fistula 15 with the transverse 22 interposed, and the base 10 is inserted. The front end of the pedestal 10 protrudes from the back surface of the pedestal 10, and a fastener 40 is attached to the protruding end portion 22a of the side cross 22 (FIG. 3C (b)). Then, the fastener 40 is inserted into the large-diameter portion of the fistula 15 and locked to the stepped portion 16, and further pulling up is prevented to complete the insertion of the cross 22.

Also in the insertion action of the cross 22, since the fistula 15 is circular, the end ring-shaped portion 22 a of the cross 22 can be rounded and penetrated (see FIGS. 3A (a) and (b)), The width direction of the traverse 22 may be any direction that fits the instep. Further, the ring-shaped portion 22a of the fistula 15 and the side wall 22 is at least temporarily deformed by the insertion force, and the ring-shaped portion 22a is inserted into the fistula 15 with elasticity, so that the side wall 22 is a small diameter portion of the pedestal 10. Firmly fix to. At this time, similarly, in order to fix the transverse end 22a firmly along the pedestal 10, the transverse area of the fistula 15 and the transverse area in which the transverse 22 is inserted are appropriately set by experiments or the like.
Further, the distal end of the end ring-shaped portion 22a of the cross 22 has a width corresponding to the diameter of the fistula 15 so as not to be damaged when it is inserted into the pedestal 10 by receiving the insertion force from the insertion tool 30. It is assumed that a tool receiving portion 22b is provided (see FIG. 3A).

  With the above operation, the insertion action of the nose cord 20 is completed, and the footwear A with the nose cord is comfortable to wear. In addition, the order of inserting the end (ring-shaped portion) 22a of the forehead 21 and the sideline 22 into the fistulas 14 and 15 is not limited to the above, but is arbitrary.

In the said embodiment, when making the insertion tool 40 into a resin molded product, as shown in FIG. 7, the fastener 40 can be continuously formed in the holding part 32. FIG. If it does in this way, the insertion tool 30 and the fastener 40 become an integral thing, and while the loss of the fastener 40 can be prevented, the insertion member of the nose 20 can be sold as one set.
Further, as a method for inserting the umbilical cord 20, the method described in Patent Document 1 is adopted, or as shown in FIG. 8, the insertion tool 30 ′ having a hook-shaped tip is attached to the fistula 14 from the back side of the base 10. 15, a hook-like tip is hooked on the forehead 21 or the transverse ring-shaped portion 22 a to protrude from the back surface of the pedestal 10, and thereafter, similarly, a fastener 40 is attached and the nose 20 is pulled up with respect to the pedestal 10. Can be adopted. In this case, the insertion tool 30 ′ is preferably made of metal from the viewpoint of strength.
Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 9, if a recess 18 with a lid 18 a is formed in the pedestal 10 so that the insertion tool 30, the fastener 40, and the nose 20 can be stored in the recess 18, The inserted cord 20 can be replaced with the stored cord 20.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Footwear pedestal 14 and 15 Cage hole 16 for insertion of a ligament The diameter-reduced step part 18 of the same fistula The storage recessed part 18a of a pedestal The lid | cover 20 of the same dent 20a Yokomi 22a Yokono's end ring-shaped portions 21b, 22b Nongoku insert receiving portions 30, 30 'Insert 31 Insert small-diameter rod portion 32 Grip portion 40 Fastener 41 Fastener stop piece 42 Same frame Piece A footwear

Claims (9)

A pedestal (10) on which a foot is placed, a circular hole (14, 15) on both front and rear sides of the pedestal (10), and the hole (14, 15) are inserted into the pedestal (10). A banded umbilical cord (20), and a fastener (40) for locking the end of the umbilical cord (20) to the pedestal (10);
The said fistula (14, 15) has a step part (16) which penetrates from the surface of the said base (10) to the back surface, and becomes a large diameter from a small diameter in the middle,
The umbilical cord (20) is formed by folding a sheet-shaped strip at the center in the length direction (c ₁ ), fixing the inner side of the required length from the folded end, and forming a ring-shaped front (21 ) And the both ends of the strip from the fixing part to both sides (22, 22), and the ends of both sides (22, 22) are folded and fixed to each side (22, 22). The ring-shaped part (22a) is formed,
When the ring-shaped portion (22a) of the foreground (21) and the sideline (22) is inserted into the fistula (14, 15), the ring-shaped portion of the foreground (21) and the sideline (22) ( 22a) the cross-section of the sheet-like strip and the cross-section of the fistula (14, 15) are at least temporarily deformed by the insertion force, and the fore (21) and the cross-section at the small diameter portion of the fistula (14, 15) The ring-shaped portion (22a) of (22) is fixed, and the fastener (40) is fixed to the ring-shaped portion (22a) of the front (21) and the side (22) of the fistula (14, 15). Footwear with nose, characterized in that it is locked to the step (16).   The fastener (40) has a disk shape having a size that fits into the large diameter portion of the circular fistula (14, 15), and the ring-shaped portion (22a) of the front (21) and the side (22). ) And a pair of frame pieces (42) extending from one end of the stop piece (41) along both side edges of the stop piece (41). The footwear with a nose according to claim 1.   The sheet-like strip is composed of a film (20a) having a pattern printed on the surface and a cushion layer (20b) adhered to the back surface of the film (20a). Footwear with the description. The said umbilical cord (20) used for footwear (A) with a umbilical cord according to claim 3, wherein a film (20a) having a pattern printed on the surface and a cushion adhered to the back surface of the film (20a) It consists of a sheet-like strip punched from one sheet consisting of a layer (20b), and the strip is folded at the center (c ₁ ) in the length direction, and the inner side of the required length is fixed from the folded end. From the part to the folded end is the forefront (21), and from the fixed part to both ends of the strip is the both sides (22, 22), and the ends of both sides (22, 22) Is fixed to each side (22, 22) to form the annular portion (22a),
The tip of the ring-shaped forehead (21) and the tip of the end ring-shaped portion (22a) of the side (22) are inserted into the pedestal (10) in response to the insertion force from the insertion tool (30, 30 '). A cord for footwear with a cord, characterized by having insertion tool receiving portions (21b, 22b) having a width (w) corresponding to the diameter of the fistula so as not to be damaged when being inserted.   A fastener (40) for use in a noose footwear (A) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the ring-shaped portion (22a) of the foreground (21) and the sideline (22). And a pair of frame pieces (42) extending along one side edge of the stop piece (41) from one end of the stop piece (41). Nose strap for footwear.   A method for inserting the umbilical cord (20) into the pedestal (10) in the knitted footwear (A) according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the forerunner (21) or the lateral cord (22) The tip of the rod-shaped insertion tool (30, 30 ') is pressed against the inside of the ring-shaped part (22a) of the above or hooked from below, and in that state, the insertion force is used to insert the fistula (14, 15 ) And the forehead (21) or the ring-shaped part (22a) are at least temporarily deformed, and the tip of the insertion tool (30, 30 ') is interposed via the fore-head (21) or the ring-shaped part (22a). After passing through the fistula (14, 15) and reaching the back side of the pedestal (10), the fastener (40) is fastened to the front (21) or ring-shaped part (22a) leading to the back side. Pulling the cord (20) from the surface side of the pedestal (10) to lock the fastener (40) to the step (16) Interpolation up method of thong which is characterized.   The insertion tool (30, 30 ') used for the insertion method of the umbilical cord (20) according to claim 6, wherein a small-diameter bar portion (31) that can penetrate the fistula (14, 15); A umbilical cord insertion tool characterized by comprising a large-diameter grip portion (32) continuous with the small-diameter rod portion (31).   The cord insertion tool according to claim 7, wherein the fastener (40) is detachably connected to the grip portion (32).   A footwear with a nose, characterized in that the recess (18) for storing the insertion tool (30) according to claim 7 or 8 is formed on the pedestal (10).

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