JP2021109011A - Insole with thong and shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an insole with a thong in which an appropriate position of foot can be suppressed, and provide shoes.SOLUTION: An insole 1 with a thong concerning the present embodiment has: an insole body 3 being sheet-like, and supporting a sole: a first horizontal thong 200 being string-like, and arranged from the toe side of the foot placed in the insole body 3 to the inside of the foot; a second horizontal thong 210 being string-like, and arranged from the toe side of the foot placed in the insole body to the outside of the foot; an inside mounting part 310 provided in the peripheral edge of the insole body 3 being the inside of the foot placed, and mounting the end of the first horizontal thong 200 to the insole body 3; and an outside mounting part 312 provided in the peripheral edge of the insole body 3 being the outside of the foot placed, and mounting the end of the second horizontal thong 210 to the insole body 3. At least one of the inside mounting part 310 and the outside mounting part 312 comprises multiple mounting positions in the length direction, the width direction or both directions of the insole body 3.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to insoles with hanao and shoes.

For example, in Patent Document 1, the insole is erected on the surface toe side of the insole so as to be located between the big toe and the crotch between the big toes next to it. A flat-shaped insole pinch and a flat-shaped insole that extends from the upper end of the inter-finger pinch to the left and right and holds the space from the insole to the side of the foot. Each of the thumb cords is rotatably connected to each other at the rear part of the lower surface through the left and right intermediate sides of the insole. Attached shoe insoles are disclosed.

Further, in Patent Document 2, an insole main body formed in substantially the same shape as the insole of a shoe, a plurality of thong member fixing portions for attaching a thong member provided on the insole main body, and the thong member fixing portion are described. It is composed of the thong member that fixes a person's foot through the insole, and the thong member fixing portion is a front fixing portion provided at a portion near the tip portion of the insole main body and a rear portion of the front fixing portion. , At least between the inner surface of the tip of the shoe and the tip of the toe of the foot by a rear fixing portion provided at the corresponding portion of either the midfoot or the foot of the insole body. An insole is disclosed that is provided so as to have a required gap in the insole.

JP-A-2007-229378 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2017-221433

An object of the present invention is to provide an insole with a hanao and shoes that can be held in an appropriate position according to the wearer's foot.

The insole with a thong according to the present invention is a sheet-shaped insole body that supports the sole of the foot, and a string-shaped insole that is placed on the insole body and is arranged from the toe side to the inside of the foot. The second insole, which is string-shaped and is arranged from the toe side of the insole placed on the insole body to the outside of the foot, and the peripheral edge of the insole body which is the inside of the placed foot. The first attachment portion which is provided and attaches the end portion of the first horizontal cord to the insole main body, and the second lateral side which is provided on the peripheral edge of the insole main body which is the outside of the placed foot. It has a second mounting portion for mounting the end of the insole, and at least one of the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion is in the length direction, the width direction, or both directions of the insole main body. Includes multiple mounting positions.

Preferably, a third attachment portion is provided on the toe side of the insole main body that supports the vicinity of the toes of the placed foot, and the first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord are attached to the insole main body. Further, the third mounting portion includes a plurality of mounting positions in the length direction of the insole main body.

Preferably, the first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord have a flat string shape, and the first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord and the foot on the insole main body are placed on the first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord. It further has a connecting portion for detachably connecting to the opposite surface of the surface.

Preferably, the first mounting portion, the second mounting portion, and the third mounting portion penetrate the insole main body in the thickness direction of the insole main body at a plurality of mounting positions.

Further, the shoe according to the present invention is a shoe including an insole with a hanao, and the insole with a hanao is
A sheet-shaped insole body that supports the sole of the foot, and a string-shaped first horizontal cord member that is placed on the insole body from the toe side to the inside of the foot. There is a second horizontal cord member placed on the insole body from the toe side of the foot to the outside of the foot.
A first mounting portion provided on the periphery of the insole main body, which is the inside of the placed foot, and the end of the first horizontal cord is attached to the insole main body, and a peripheral edge of the insole main body, which is the outside of the placed foot. The insole main body is provided with a second mounting portion for attaching the end portion of the second horizontal cord to the insole main body, and at least one of the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion is the insole main body. Includes multiple mounting positions in the length, width, or both directions of the insole.

According to the present invention, an appropriate position can be suppressed according to the wearer's foot.

It is a figure which illustrates the surface side of the insole 1 with a hanao in this Example. It is a figure which illustrates the back side side of the insole 1 with a hanao in this Example. It is a figure which compared the connection position of Yokoo 20. It is a figure which illustrates the shoe 10 which attached the insole 1 with a hanao in this Example. It is a figure which illustrates the modification of the insole 1 with a hanao in this Example.

Hereinafter, the configuration of the embodiment according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, the insole 1 with a hanao and the shoe 10 for the right foot will be mainly described, but the right foot and the left foot are substantially symmetrical, and the left foot has the same configuration as the right foot. It shall be possible to adopt.

The configuration of the insole 1 with a thong will be described.
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating the surface side of the insole 1 with a hanao in this embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating the back surface side of the insole 1 with a hanao in this embodiment.
As illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 2, the insole 1 with a hanao has a hanao 2 and an insole main body 3.
(Hanao 2)
The thong 2 has a front thong 22, a side thong 20, and a hook-and-loop fastener 320A.
The front 22 is a cord that inserts and attaches the horizontal cord 20, which will be described later, into the front attachment portion 314 of the insole main body 3. The front 22 may be formed of a member separate from the horizontal cord 20, or the end portion of the horizontal cord 20 may be used as the front. The front part 22 of this example is the latter, and is configured by adhering the first sideways 200 and the second sideways 210 so as not to separate them.

The horizontal cord 20 has a first horizontal cord 200 and a second horizontal cord 210.
The first horizontal cord 200 has a flat string shape and is arranged on the toe side of the wearer's foot Ft placed on the insole main body 3, specifically, from between the first toe and the second toe to the inside of the foot. It is a toe. In the first horizontal cord 200, one end is inserted into the front mounting position 315 of the front mounting portion 314 and fixed on the back surface of the insole main body 3, and the other end is inside the inner mounting portion 310. It is inserted through the mounting position 311 and fixed on the back surface of the insole main body 3. The first horizontal cord 200 is an example of the first horizontal cord according to the present invention.

The second horizontal cord 210 has a flat string shape and is arranged on the toe side of the wearer's foot Ft placed on the insole main body 3, specifically, from between the first toe and the second toe to the outside of the foot. It is a secret that was made. One end of the second horizontal cord 210 is inserted into the front mounting position 315 of the front mounting portion 314 and fixed on the back surface of the insole main body 3, and the other end is outside the outer mounting portion 312. It is inserted through the mounting position 313 and mounted on the back surface of the insole main body 3. The second horizontal strap 210 is an example of the second horizontal strap according to the present invention.

Further, hook-and-loop fasteners 320A are provided at both ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 illustrated in FIG. The hook-and-loop fastener 320A is a connector that is detachably connected to the hook-and-loop fastener 320B provided on the back surface of the insole main body 3. The hook-and-loop fastener 320A is not shown in FIG. 2 because it is connected to the hook-and-loop fastener 320B. The end of the second velcro 210 (second velcro end 212) located outside the wearer's foot Ft, and the first located between the first and second toes of the wearer's foot Ft. It is provided at the end (front end 222) of the horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210, and is detachably connected to the hook-and-loop fastener 320B. The hook-and-loop fastener 320A and the hook-and-loop fastener 320B are examples of the connecting portion according to the present invention.

(Insole body 3)
The insole main body 3 is an insole that supports the sole of the foot, and can be replaced with, for example, an insole pre-installed inside the shoe or a commercially available insole. The mounting surface shape of the insole main body 3 may be a flat shape as a whole of the insole main body 3, or is formed in a convex curved surface shape in a region supporting the vicinity of the arch to support the vicinity of the heel. It may be formed in a concave curved surface shape in the region. The insole main body 3 has an inner mounting portion 310, an outer mounting portion 312, a front mounting portion 314, and a hook-and-loop fastener 320B.

The inner mounting portion 310 is a mounting portion for mounting the first horizontal cord end portion 202 of the first horizontal cord 200 to the insole main body 3. The inner mounting portion 310 is provided on the peripheral edge of the insole main body 3 which is inside the placed foot Ft, and is slit at a plurality of mounting positions (inner mounting position 311) for mounting the first horizontal end portion 202 on the insole main body 3. Is provided. Here, the inner mounting portion 310 of this example includes inner mounting positions 311A to 311E. For convenience of explanation, the inner mounting positions 311A to 311E are attached in order from the heel side to the toe side of the foot Ft. The inner mounting positions 311A to 311E have substantially the same configuration, and when it is not necessary to distinguish the inner mounting positions 311A to 311E, they are simply referred to as the inner mounting positions 311.
The slits provided at the plurality of inner mounting positions 311 penetrate in the thickness direction of the insole main body 3, and are elongated in the length direction of the insole main body 3. The length of the slit provided at the inner mounting position 311 of this example is formed to be longer than the width of the first horizontal cord 200, for example. As a result, the mounting position can be changed in the length direction of the insole main body 3 even within the inner mounting position 311 to which the first horizontal cord end portion 202 is mounted. Further, since the inner mounting portions 310 are arranged so that the inner mounting positions 311A to 311E do not overlap each other in the width direction of the insole main body 3, the first insole mounting position 311 is arranged at an arbitrary inner mounting position 311 in the width direction of the insole main body 3. The insole end 202 can be attached.
Further, the inner mounting portion 310 is provided within a range that supports the MP joint from the vicinity of the arch of the placed foot Ft in the length direction of the insole main body 3. The slit width of the inner mounting portion 310 is the same as the thickness of the first horizontal cord 200, or smaller than the thickness of the first horizontal cord 200.

The outer mounting portion 312 is a mounting portion for mounting the second horizontal cord end portion 212 of the second horizontal cord 210 to the insole main body 3. The outer mounting portion 312 is provided on the peripheral edge of the insole main body 3 which is the outside of the placed foot Ft, and is slit at a plurality of mounting positions (outer mounting position 313) for mounting the second horizontal end portion 212 on the insole main body 3. Is provided. Here, the outer mounting portion 312 of this example includes the outer mounting positions 313A to 313E. For convenience of explanation, the outer mounting positions 313A to 313E are attached in order from the heel side to the toe side of the foot Ft. The outer mounting positions 313A to 313E have substantially the same configuration, and when it is not necessary to distinguish the outer mounting positions 313A to 313E, they are simply referred to as the outer mounting positions 313.
The slits provided at the plurality of outer mounting positions 313 penetrate in the thickness direction of the insole main body 3 and are long in the length direction of the insole main body 3. The length of the slit provided at the outer mounting position 313 of this example is formed to be longer than, for example, the width of the second horizontal strap 210. As a result, the mounting position can be changed in the length direction of the insole main body 3 even within the outer mounting position 313 to which the second horizontal cord end portion 212 is mounted. Further, since the outer mounting portions 312 are arranged so that the outer mounting positions 313A to 313E do not overlap each other in the width direction of the insole main body 3, the second outer mounting position 313 is arranged at an arbitrary outer mounting position 313 in the width direction of the insole main body 3. The insole end 212 can be attached.
Further, the outer mounting portion 312 is provided within a range that supports the MP joint from the vicinity of the arch of the placed foot Ft in the length direction of the insole main body 3. The slit width of the outer mounting portion 312 is the same as the thickness of the second horizontal strap 210, or smaller than the thickness of the second horizontal strap 210.

The front mounting portion 314 is a mounting portion for mounting the front part 22 to the insole main body 3. The front mounting portion 314 is provided in a region supporting the vicinity of the toes of the placed foot Ft in the insole main body 3, and is slit at a mounting position (front mounting position 315) for mounting the front 22 to the insole main body 3. Is provided. Since the front mounting position 315 is provided between the first toe and the second toe of the placed foot Ft, the slit is provided between the first toe and the second toe of the placed foot Ft. The slit provided at the front mounting position 315 penetrates in the thickness direction of the insole main body 3 and is long in the length direction of the insole main body 3. The length of the slit provided at the front mounting position 315 of this example is formed to be longer than the width of, for example, the front 22 (in this example, the first horizontal cord 200 or the second horizontal cord 210). As a result, the mounting position can be changed in the length direction of the insole main body 3 even within the front mounting position 315 where the front part 22 is mounted. Further, the slit width of the front mounting portion 314 is the same as the thickness of the first horizontal cord 200, or smaller than the thickness of the first horizontal cord 200.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the hook-and-loop fastener 320B is provided on the back surface of the insole main body 3, and is a connecting tool that is detachably connected to the hook-and-loop fasteners 320A provided at both ends of the first horizontal strap 200 and the second horizontal strap 210. Is. The hook-and-loop fastener 320B is provided on both sides of the front mounting position 315 of the front mounting portion 314, adjacent to the inner mounting position 311 of the inner mounting portion 310, and the outer mounting position of the outer mounting portion 312 on the back surface of the insole main body 3. It is arranged at a position adjacent to 313. The hook-and-loop fastener 320A and the hook-and-loop fastener 320B are examples of the connecting portion according to the present invention.

Next, the insole 1 with a hanao in which the attachment position of the hanao 2 is adjusted will be described.
FIG. 3 is a diagram comparing the connection positions of the horizontal cord 20.
As illustrated in FIG. 3, the insole 1 with a hanao can adjust the attachment position of the hanao 20 according to the size of the wearer's foot Ft. FIG. 3A is an example in which the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 are attached to the attachment position on the position A line, and FIG. 3B is the attachment position on the position B line. In the illustrated example, the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 are attached, and FIG. 3C shows the end portions of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 at the attachment position on the position C line. It is an illustration example which attached.
As illustrated in FIG. 3 (A), the wearer attaches the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 to the inner mounting position 311C and the outer mounting position 313C on the position A line, thereby causing the front In the range from the position X to the position A where the cord 22 is located, the foot Ft can be suppressed by the horizontal cord 20.
Further, as illustrated in FIG. 3B, the wearer puts the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 on the toe side of the inner mounting position 311B and the outer mounting position 313B on the position B line. By attaching, the foot Ft can be suppressed by the horizontal strap 20 in the range from the position X to the position B where the front door 22 is located.
Further, as illustrated in FIG. 3C, the wearer puts the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 on the heel side of the inner mounting position 311B and the outer mounting position 313B on the position C line. By attaching, the foot Ft can be suppressed by the side strap 20 in the range from the position X to the position C where the front door 22 is located.
In this way, the wearer appropriately changes the mounting positions of the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 in the length direction of the insole main body 3 according to the foot Ft placed on the insole main body 3. Therefore, it is possible to suppress an appropriate position according to the foot Ft.
In this figure, for convenience of explanation, the case where the mounting positions of the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 are changed in the length direction of the insole main body 3 has been described, but the width direction of the insole main body 3 has been described. The mounting position can be changed in the same manner.

Next, it is a figure explaining the shoe 10 which attached the insole 1 with a hanao.
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a shoe 10 equipped with an insole 1 with a hanao in this embodiment.
As illustrated in FIG. 4, in the shoe 10, an insole 1 with a hanao is arranged inside the shoe. The wearer who wears the shoe 10 can suppress the foot Ft by the horizontal cord 20 with the front part 22 placed between the toes of the foot Ft. As a result, the wearer can walk while wearing the shoes 10 by hooking the toes of the feet Ft on the thong 2 as in the case of wearing sandals or flip-flops.

As described above, according to the shoe 10 provided with the insole 1 with a hanao in the present embodiment, the position where the end of the horizontal cord 20 is attached can be adjusted according to the wearer's foot, so that the appropriate position of the foot can be adjusted. It can be suppressed. As a result, when walking, it is possible to use the toes as if wearing sandals or flip-flops. In addition, since a force is applied to the toes and the body weight can be applied to walk, the toe muscles can be used efficiently. Furthermore, since walking can be performed using the toes, it can be expected to be effective in preventing floating fingers, hallux valgus, or flat feet. As a result, it can be expected to encourage them to walk in a tilted manner.
Although the embodiments according to the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these, and various changes, additions, and the like can be made without departing from the spirit of the invention.
In the above embodiment, the case where the mounting positions of the ends of the first horizontal cord 200 and the second horizontal cord 210 are changed symmetrically has been described, but either the first horizontal cord 200 or the second horizontal cord 210 is used. Only the mounting position of one end may be changed.

Next, a modification of the above embodiment will be described.
[Modification example]
In the modified example, elements having substantially the same function and configuration as those in the above embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, so that duplicate description will be omitted.
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a modified example of the insole 1 with a hanao in this embodiment.
In the above embodiment, the positions of the ends of the first insole end 202 of the first insole 200 can be appropriately adjusted in the slits at the inner mounting position 311, the outer mounting position 313, and the front mounting position 315. Although the case where a long slit is provided in the length direction of the insole main body has been described, as illustrated in FIG. 5, the inner mounting position 311, the outer mounting position 313, and the front mounting position 315 of this example are used. , A plurality of mounting positions may be provided in the length direction of the insole main body, and slits may be arranged in each. For example, when the inside mounting position 311A is focused on, the inside mounting positions 311A1 to the inside mounting positions 311A5 may be provided in the length direction of the insole main body, and slits may be arranged in each of them.

1 Insole with thong 2 Thong 20 Yokoo 200 1st Yokoo 202 1st Yokoo end 210 2nd Yokoo 212 2nd Yokoo end 22 Front 22 Front end 3 Inner body 310 Inside mounting part 311 Inside Mounting position 312 Outer mounting part 313 Outer mounting position 314 Front mounting part 315 Front mounting position 320 Hook-and-loop fastener

Claims (5)

The insole body, which is sheet-shaped and supports the sole of the foot,
The first horizontal cord, which is string-shaped and is placed from the toe side of the foot placed on the insole body to the inside of the foot,
A second horizontal cord, which is string-shaped and is placed from the toe side of the foot placed on the insole body to the outside of the foot, and
A first mounting portion provided on the periphery of the insole main body, which is the inside of the placed foot, and for attaching the end of the first horizontal cord to the insole main body,
It is provided on the periphery of the insole main body, which is the outside of the placed foot, and has a second attachment portion for attaching the end of the second horizontal cord to the insole main body.
At least one of the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion is an insole with a hanao that includes a plurality of mounting positions in the length direction, the width direction, or both directions of the insole body. It is provided on the toe side of the insole main body that supports the vicinity of the toes of the placed foot, and further has a third attachment portion for attaching the first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord to the insole main body.
The insole with a hanao according to claim 1, wherein the third attachment portion includes a plurality of attachment positions in the length direction of the insole body. The first horizontal cord and the second horizontal cord are flat and string-shaped.
The insole with a hanao according to claim 2, further comprising a connecting portion for detachably connecting the first insole and the second insole to the opposite surface of the insole body on which the foot is placed. The third aspect of claim 3, wherein the first attachment portion, the second attachment portion, and the third attachment portion penetrate the insole body in the thickness direction of the insole body at a plurality of attachment positions. Insoles with thongs. Shoes that include insoles with hanao
The insole with a thong is
The insole body, which is sheet-shaped and supports the sole of the foot,
A first horizontal cord-shaped member placed on the insole body from the toe side to the inside of the foot, and a first horizontal member.
A second horizontal cord-shaped member placed on the insole body from the toe side to the outside of the foot, and a second horizontal cord member.
A first mounting portion provided on the periphery of the insole main body, which is the inside of the placed foot, and for attaching the end of the first horizontal cord to the insole main body,
It is provided on the periphery of the insole main body, which is the outside of the placed foot, and has a second attachment portion for attaching the end of the second horizontal cord to the insole main body.
At least one of the first mounting portion and the second mounting portion is a shoe including a plurality of mounting positions in the length direction, the width direction, or both directions of the insole main body.

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