JP3004426U - Snowboarding shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Strengthen the degree of contact between the boarding shoes and the foot so that the ankle can be protected safely and the ankle protective band is hard to lose. [Composition] A snowboarding shoe is used for snowboarding, and includes a shoe body 1 and a sole portion 2.
And an ankle protection band 3. The shoe body 1 has a lower shell portion 13 into which a foot is inserted, and an upper shell portion 12 extending upward from the lower shell portion 13 to protect the ankle. The sole portion 2 is adhered to the base 11 of the shoe body 1, and a hole 21a that is long in the shoe width direction is formed in the contact portion with the base 11 substantially on the central axis of the upper shell portion 12. The ankle protection band 3 has a hole 2
1a has a lower protective binding band 3 rotatably inserted therein, and a front weaving tape 32 and a rear weaving tape 33 which are connected to both ends of the lower protective binding band 3 and bind the neck 12a of the upper shell part 12 tightly. There is.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to snowboarding shoes used for snowboarding.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Generally, snowboarding shoes (hereinafter referred to as “boarding shoes”) require a high degree of close contact between the boarding shoes and the foot and the safety of the ankle for safety when wearing the snowboarding shoes. Protection is required. Conventionally, in this type of boarding shoe, various types of orthosis have been attached to the boarding shoe in order to increase the degree of adhesion between the boarding shoe and the foot. Further, in order to protect the ankle, it has been practiced to bind the bottom of the boarding shoe and the ankle by using another ankle band in which a binding band is bound on the outside of the shoe sole.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The conventional technique of attaching various kinds of orthosis to a boarding shoe cannot sufficiently satisfy the degree of adhesion between the boarding shoe and the foot. Further, in the configuration in which the ankle is protected by using another ankle band, the binding band is bound to the outside of the shoe sole, so that the binding strength is insufficient and the ankle cannot be protected safely. Also, since the ties are completely separated from the boarding shoes, it is easy to inadvertently lose the ankle band.

An object of the present invention is to increase the degree of contact between a boarding shoe and a foot and to protect the ankle safely. Another object of the present invention is to make it difficult to lose the ankle protection band.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The snowboarding shoe according to the present invention is used for snowboarding and includes a shoe body and an ankle protection belt. The shoe body has a main body portion into which a foot is inserted, and a sole portion provided at the bottom of the main body portion and having a hole penetrating in the shoe width direction. The ankle protection band has a lower protective binding band that is movably inserted in the hole of the sole portion, and a binding band for binding the lower protective binding band to the main body section.

It should be noted that the main body portion is composed of a lower shell portion into which a foot is inserted, and a substantially cylindrical upper shell portion extending upward from the lower shell portion to protect the ankle, and the binding band includes the upper shell portion. The lower part of the section may be tied up. Further, it is preferable that the hole is formed so as to intersect with the central axis of the upper shell portion.

Further, in the shoe body, the sole portion is formed by adhering a member different from the main body portion to the bottom of the main body portion, and the hole of the sole portion is bonded to the main body portion of the sole portion. It is preferably formed by a groove portion formed in the shoe width direction on the surface on the side of the shoe. Further, the ankle protection band further includes a ring-shaped first connection tool to which one end of the lower protection tie band is connected and a ring-shaped second connection tool to which the other end of the lower protection tie band is connected. The binding band may be connected to the first and second connectors.

The binding band has a front weaving tape, one end of which is connected to the second connector and the other end of which is insertable into the first connector, and a fixing portion is formed, and one end of which is connected to the first connector. The other end preferably has a rear weaving tape which is insertable into the second connector and has a fixing portion formed therein. Further, the first and second connectors may have a triangular shape.

Further, the fixing portions formed on the other ends of the front weaving tape and the rear weaving tape may be surface fasteners.

[0010]

[Action]

 In the snowboarding shoe according to the present invention, when the ankle protective band is put on after putting on the shoe, the lower protective bandage is tightly bound to the main body of the shoe body by the binding band to enhance the adhesion between the foot and the main body. It Also, since the lower protective bandage is inserted into the hole, the ankle protective band does not easily fall off the shoe body and the ankle protective band does not easily get lost.

The main body of the shoe body includes a lower shell portion into which the foot is inserted and an upper shell portion that extends upward from the lower shell portion and that protects the ankles. When binding the lower part of the shell part, the ankle and the upper shell part are brought into close contact with each other by the binding band. Here, the foot movement is suppressed in the boarding shoe, and the ankle is protected more safely.

Further, when the hole is formed so as to intersect with the central axis of the upper shell portion, since the lower protective binding band is arranged along the center line of the foot, the foot and the main body portion are separated from each other. The adhesion is further strengthened. Further, the sole portion is made by adhering a member different from the main body portion of the shoe body to the bottom of the main body portion, and the hole of the sole portion is attached to the surface of the sole portion that is adhered to the main body portion of the shoe. If the groove is formed in the width direction, the hole can be easily formed.

In addition, the ankle protection band further includes a ring-shaped first connection tool to which one end of the lower protection binding band is connected and a ring-shaped second connection tool to which the other end of the lower protection binding band is connected. In addition, when the binding band is connected to the first and second connecting tools, the structure of the ankle protection band is simplified. Further, the binding band is a front weaving tape having one end connected to the second connector and the other end insertable into the first connector, and a fixing portion formed, and one end connected to the first connector and the other end. Has a rear weaving tape that can be inserted into the second connector and has a fixed portion, the front and rear of the ankle can be firmly bound simply by pulling on both tapes, It can be reliably and easily protected.

In addition, when the first and second connectors have a triangular shape, the structure of the ankle protection band is further simplified. Further, when the fixing portions formed on the other ends of the front weaving tape and the rear weaving tape are surface fasteners, the ankle protection band can be easily attached.

[0015]

【Example】

 1, a boarding shoe according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a boarding shoe body (hereinafter referred to as a shoe body) 1, a synthetic rubber sole portion 2 bonded to a base 11 of the shoe body 1, and a shoe body. 1 and a sole portion 2 have a T-shaped ankle protection band 3 partially inserted. The ankle protection band 3 is for strengthening the degree of contact between the boarding shoe and the foot.

The shoe body 1 has a substantially cylindrical upper shell portion 12 that protects the lower leg portion including the ankle, and a lower shell portion 13 that extends substantially horizontally from the lower end of the upper shell portion 12. . A groove portion 21 that is long in the shoe width direction is formed on the surface of an adhesive portion 22 of the sole portion 2 that is attached to the shoe body 1. When the sole portion 2 and the shoe body 1 are adhered, the groove portion 21 causes the shoe portion 2 to extend in the shoe width direction. A through hole 21a is formed (FIG. 2). Most preferably, the hole 21a is formed so as to intersect the central axis of the upper shell portion 12 of the shoe body 1. Further, the hole 21a may be formed by cutting the sole portion 2 with an appropriate blade after the shoe body 1 and the sole portion 2 are bonded.

As shown in FIG. 2, the ankle protection band 3 is fastened to two triangular connectors 31, 31 ′ located on the left and right sides of the shoe body 1 and three sides of the triangular connectors 31, 31 ′, respectively. It comprises a front weaving tape 32, a rear weaving tape 33, and a lower protective binding band 34. The ankle protection band 3 binds the neck portion 12a corresponding to the ankle of the upper shell portion 12 of the shoe body 1 and the base 11 of the lower shell portion 13 in a Y-shape.

The lower protective binding band 34 is movably inserted into the hole 21a of the sole portion 2, and both ends thereof are fixed to the two triangular connecting members 31, 31 'by sewing. The triangular connectors 31, 31 ′ are triangular members, and the length of one side of the triangular connectors 31, 31 ′ is longer than the width of the groove portion 21. The front weaving tape 32 and the rear weaving tape 33 are formed such that one ends thereof are fixed to the single triangular connector 31 and the triangular connector 31 'by sewing, respectively, and the other ends are in a free state. Surface fasteners 32a and 33a that can be adhered to each other are formed on the surfaces of these weaving tapes 32 and 33, and the neck portion 12a of the upper shell portion 12 can be bound. As a means for adhering the weaving tapes 32 and 33, hooks and loops may be used instead of the surface fasteners 32a and 33a.

When manufacturing the boarding shoe according to the present embodiment, first, the shoe body 1 and the rubber sole portion 2 in which the groove portion 21 is formed in the central portion of the adhesive portion 22 are prepared. Then, by attaching the sole portion 2 to the base 11 of the shoe body 1 with an adhesive, the groove portion 21 forms a hole 21a having a predetermined width that penetrates in the shoe width direction. Subsequently, the lower protective binding band 34 is inserted into the hole 21a, and both ends of the lower protective binding band 34 are fixed to the triangular connecting members 31 and 31 'by sewing.

After that, by fixing one ends of the front weaving tape 32 and the rear weaving tape 33 to the triangular connectors 31, 31 ′ by sewing, the ankle protective band 3 is attached to the boarding shoe. When using a boarding shoe with the ankle protection band 3 attached, first, after putting on the boarding shoe, insert both weaving tapes 32 and 33 into the triangular connecting members 31 and 31 ', respectively. Then, the free ends of the weaving tapes 32 and 33 are bent and attached. Then, the surface fasteners 32a and 33a formed on the surfaces of the weaving tapes 32 and 33 are strongly bonded.

As a result, since the weaving tapes 32 and 33 bind the neck portion 12a of the upper shell portion 12 tightly, the ankle can be protected during snowboarding. Further, since the lower protective binding band 34 is inserted into the hole 21a, the service life can be extended, and at the same time, the hole 21a can move in the shoe width direction, so that the fastening effect can be further enhanced. Also, the ankle protection band 3 is rarely lost.

[0022]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, in the snowboarding shoe according to the present invention, when the ankle protective band is put on after the shoe is put on, the lower protective bandage is tightly bound to the main body of the shoe by the binding band, and the foot and the main body. The adhesion with can be strengthened. Also, since the lower protective bandage is inserted into the hole, the ankle protective band does not easily fall off the shoe body, and the ankle protective band is hard to lose.

The main body of the shoe body is composed of a lower shell portion into which the foot is inserted and an upper shell portion extending upward from the lower shell portion and having a substantially tubular shape for protecting the ankle. When binding the lower part of the shell part, the ankle and the upper shell part are brought into close contact with each other by the binding band. Here, the movement of the foot in the boarding shoe can be suppressed, and the ankle can be protected more safely.

Further, when the hole is formed so as to intersect with the central axis of the upper shell portion, the lower protective zip tie is arranged along the center line of the foot, so that the foot and the main body portion are separated from each other. The adhesion is further strengthened. Further, the sole portion is made by adhering a member different from the main body portion of the shoe body to the bottom of the main body portion, and the hole of the sole portion is attached to the surface of the sole portion that is adhered to the main body portion of the shoe. If the groove is formed in the width direction, the hole can be easily formed.

In addition, the ankle protection band further includes a ring-shaped first connector to which one end of the lower protection tie band is connected and a ring-shaped second connector to which the other end of the lower protection tie band is connected. In addition, when the binding band is connected to the first and second connecting tools, the structure of the ankle protection band is simplified. Further, the binding band is a front weaving tape having one end connected to the second connector and the other end insertable into the first connector, and a fixing portion formed, and one end connected to the first connector and the other end. Has a rear weaving tape that can be inserted into the second connector and has a fixed portion, the front and rear of the ankle can be firmly bound simply by pulling on both tapes, It can be reliably and easily protected.

Further, when the first and second connecting members are triangular, the structure of the ankle protection band is further simplified. Further, when the fixing portions formed on the other ends of the front weaving tape and the rear weaving tape are surface fasteners, the ankle protection band can be easily attached.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a snowboarding shoe according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of an ankle protection band.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Boarding shoe main body 2 Sole part 3 Ankle protection band 11 Base 12 Upper shell part 12a Neck part 13 Lower shell part 21 Groove part 21a Hole 22 Adhesive part 31, 31 'Triangular connector 32 Front weaving tape 33 Rear weaving tape 34 Lower protection binding band

Claims (8)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A snowboarding shoe used for snowboarding, the shoe having a main body into which a foot is inserted, and a sole portion provided at the bottom of the main body and having a hole penetrating in the shoe width direction. Snowboarding including a body, an ankle protection band having a lower protective tie band movably inserted into the hole of the sole portion, and a tie band for tying the lower protective tie band to the main body portion. Shoes. 2. The main body portion includes a lower shell portion into which a foot is inserted, and a substantially cylindrical upper shell portion extending upward from the lower shell portion to protect an ankle, and the binding band is the The snowboarding shoe according to claim 1, wherein the lower portion of the upper shell portion is bound tightly. 3. The snowboarding shoe according to claim 2, wherein the hole is formed so as to intersect with a central axis of the upper shell portion. 4. The sole portion is formed by adhering a member different from the main body portion to the bottom of the main body portion, and the hole of the sole portion is adhered to the main body portion of the sole portion. The snowboarding shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the snowboarding shoe is formed by a groove portion formed in the shoe width direction on the side surface. 5. The ankle protection band includes a ring-shaped first connector to which one end of the lower protection band is connected and a ring-shaped second connector to which the other end of the lower protection band is connected. The snowboarding shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising: and the binding band connected to the first and second connecting members. 6. The binding band includes a front weaving tape having one end connected to the second connecting member and the other end insertable into the first connecting member and a fixing portion, and one end of the binding band.
The snowboarding shoe according to claim 5, further comprising: a rear weaving tape which is connected to a connecting tool and has the other end which can be inserted into the second connecting tool and which has a fixing portion formed thereon. 7. The snowboarding shoe according to claim 5, wherein the first and second connecting members have a triangular shape. 8. The snowboarding shoe according to claim 6, wherein the fixing portions formed on the other ends of the front weaving tape and the rear weaving tape are hook-and-loop fasteners.