JP3038156U - Athletic shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] An exercise shoe is provided with a means for effectively transmitting the tightening of a shoelace to the upper, thereby improving the fit by tightening the upper. SOLUTION: A belt material 8 is attached to both inner and outer side surfaces of an upper 1 of an athletic shoe, and a string passing portion 7 is provided at a tip end portion of the belt material 8. The shoelace 12 is formed by inserting the shoelace 12 so as to face the portion 5.
The tightening force of the upper 1
Effectively communicate with and tighten the user's foot more.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an athletic shoe including a shoelace, and more particularly to an athletic shoe that more effectively obtains a fit by tightening the shoelace.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Some conventional sports shoes, such as soccer shoes, have a shoelace provided on the instep of the upper and tighten the shoelace to exhibit the fit of the shoe to the foot.

FIG. 10 shows a conventional soccer shoe 100. The soccer shoe 100 is configured by inserting a shoelace 103 through a string passing portion 104 provided on an upper 102 of an upper 101. In the soccer shoe 100, by tightening the shoelace 103, the opening 105 provided between the string threading portions 104 is drawn toward the center of the shoe, whereby the portion extending from the arch portion of the upper 101 to the upper 102. The upper 101 is fitted to the foot by tightening.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In addition, the soccer shoe 100 can be made to fit better on the foot by tightening the shoelace 103 and sufficiently pulling in the instep portion of the upper 101. On the other hand, if the upper part is not tightened, the shoe 101 is likely to be slipped due to the friction with the upper 101. In addition, when the shoes 100 get wet with rainwater, the upper 101 may be further stretched and the tension may be reduced, so that the above-described foot tightening may not be performed sufficiently. In sports shoes for competitions, the material of the upper 101 is designed to be as light and soft as possible, but the upper 101 that satisfies such conditions tends to stretch easily while wearing the shoes. The tightening force of the string 103 was often not sufficiently exerted due to the expansion of the upper 101.

An object of the present invention is to provide a sports shoe with a shoelace as described above with means for effectively transmitting the tightening of the shoelace to the upper, thereby providing a fit feeling due to the tightening of the upper. To improve.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a running shoe in which shoelaces are provided on the upper of the upper, and the shoe is arranged on both inner and outer side surfaces of the upper while extending from the arch of the sole to the upper. Attach a high-strength belt material that extends to the insertion part of the lace, provide a string insertion part at the tip of both belt materials, and let these string insertion parts face the shoelace insertion parts on the left and right sides, respectively. It is made by inserting it.

According to the above-mentioned sports shoes, the belt materials attached to the left and right sides of the upper extend from the shoe arch portion along the upper to the shoelace insertion portion of the upper. Further, a part of the shoelace inserted through the shoelace insertion portion of the upper instep is inserted through the cord passage portion at the tip of the belt material. Therefore, by tightening the shoelaces, the tension is directly transmitted to the strong belt materials, and both belt materials are pulled toward the center of the shoe, so that the user's foot is replaced in place of the upper. Tighten directly. The high-strength belt material means a belt-shaped material made of a material having a higher elasticity and a lower stretchability than the leather material forming the upper.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the belt material of the above-mentioned athletic shoe is inserted between a reinforcing material provided along the surface of the shoelace insertion portion of the upper and the upper, and The lace part may be exposed to the shoelace insertion part. In the above-mentioned sports shoes, since the front end of the belt material is inserted and supported between the upper member and the reinforcing material attached to the surface of the shoelace insertion portion, the front end of the belt material is held so as not to shift. By retracting with the shoelace, the tip of the belt material can freely slide in the retracting direction without being affected by the upper.

Further, as in the athletic shoe according to the third aspect, both belt materials may be connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper. In this case, the belt materials provided on both the left and right sides of the upper are connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper, so that the belt material base end side can be fixed by using the respective belt materials. It is possible to more effectively tighten the area around the upper by using both belt materials that are wound into a substantially C shape through the bottom of the upper.

[0010]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

 Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The shoes shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 are soccer shoes embodying the present invention, in which the bottom opening of the leather upper 1 constituting the shoe main body a is closed by the insole 2. The shoe bottom 3 made of synthetic resin is provided on the bottom surface of 2.

The upper 1 constituting the shoe body a is made by cutting a leather material such as cow or kangaroo according to the shape of each part of the shoe, and sewing the leather of each part together with the lining etc. It is configured as a rustle upper 1. The upper 1 sewn as described above is bent in a state where the peripheral edge portion on the shoe sole side is suspended inward, shaped into a substantially shoe shape, and then formed inside the upper suspension portion 1b. The insole 2 is fitted into the opening formed, and the instep hanging portion 1b is adhered along the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of the insole 2 (FIG. 3). A sealing sheet 4 made of cloth is attached to the bottoms of the upper 1 and the insole 2, and a synthetic resin shoe sole 3 with spikes is integrally formed. The sealing sheet 4 may be attached to a part of the insole 2. Further, the same stop sheet 4 can be omitted.

An opening a 3 is opened in the instep a 1 of the upper 1 in such a manner that the shoe opening a 2 is cut open toward the toes, and a shoelace insertion portion 5 is provided along the peripheral edge of the opening a 3. There is. The shoelace insertion portion 5 is sewn along a peripheral portion of the opening a3 with a strip-shaped reinforcing skin 5b formed in a substantially U shape, and the shoelace 12 is inserted along the right and left sides of the peripheral portion. The through-holes 5a are formed at regular intervals. That is, the insertion holes 5a are formed in two rows on both the left and right sides of the opening a3, and the shoelace 12 is inserted into these insertion holes 5a in a zigzag shape (FIGS. 1 and 7).

A tongue piece 14 is attached to the inside of the opening a3 to close the opening a3 from the inside. As shown in FIG. 1, the peripheral portion of the tip of the tongue piece 14 is sewn in such a manner as to project to the inside of the upper 1; It will rub against the instep.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the cloth 13 having good slipperiness such as silk fabric or synthetic fiber is sewn together with the tongue piece 14 on the peripheral portion of the tip of the tongue piece 14 and is folded back toward the toe side. The peripheral portion of the tongue piece 14 is configured to be covered. As described above, by covering the step on the peripheral portion of the tongue piece 14 with the cloth 13, the step of the tongue piece 14 protruding into the shoe is effectively covered and the step is reduced, and The rubbing between the foot and the step can be smoothed, and the occurrence of rubbing of the shoes can be effectively prevented.

By the way, the reinforcement skins 5b located in the middle portion on the left and right sides of the shoelace insertion portion 5 are formed to be bent in a substantially concave shape toward the shoe sole 3 side, and the range of the bent portion is the surface of the upper 1 By being floated from above, it is configured as an insertion portion 6 through which a belt material 8 described later is inserted.

The above-mentioned both insertion portions 6 are configured by not sewing the reinforcing skin 5b in the range where the belt material 8 is inserted. Further, a back reinforcing material 5b 'is sewn on the back surface of the reinforcing skin 5b in the insertion portion 6 to reinforce the insertion portion of the reinforcing skin 5b.

The pair of left and right belt members 8 are belt-shaped members made of synthetic fiber having high strength and low elasticity, which extend from the arch portion of the shoe sole on both sides of the upper 1 toward the upper portion a1. It is configured by using a strip-shaped material made of high-tensile fiber such as.

The both belt members 8 are sewn by winding the base end side thereof into the suspending portion 1b on the bottom surface of the upper 1 and sewing. In addition, both belt members 8 extend along the upper part 1 up to the part in front of the insertion part 6 and the outer edge part is sewn to the upper part 1 to attach and fix the parts other than the tip part to the upper part 1 I am doing it.

The belt material 8 has a loop-shaped cord threading portion 7 formed by separating the tip side from the upper 1 from the front side of the insertion portion 6 and folding back and fixing the front end portion. . The front ends of both belt members 8 are inserted into the left and right insertion parts 6, respectively, and the string insertion part 7 folded back in a loop shape is exposed to the shoelace insertion part 5 (FIGS. 3 and 4). . Further, the string passing portion 7 is configured so as to project from an intermediate portion of a row of insertion holes 5a formed in parallel on both left and right sides of the shoelace insertion portion 5 and to be located on the line of the insertion hole 5a row. is there.

The lace passing portion may have any existing structure as long as it has a structure in which the shoelace 12 can be inserted and hooked at the tip of the belt material 8. An eyelet-like metal fitting may be fixed to the tip of the material, or a hook-type metal fitting, a D ring or the like may be fixed.

In addition, in the soccer shoe of this embodiment, a pair of left and right belt members 9 extending from the heel to the upper part of the shoelace insertion portion 5 are provided together with the belt member 8. The belt material 9 is a belt-shaped member similar to the belt material 8 described above, except that its entire length is sewn along the upper 1 and its tip is inserted into the reinforcing leather 5a above the shoelace insertion portion 5. It is sewn, and an insertion hole 5a is formed together with the upper 1. Although the waist skin material 11 serving as a reinforcing material is sewn on the belt materials 8 and 9, the arrangement of these members may be arbitrarily changed.

In the above-mentioned soccer shoes, a pair of belt materials 8 provided on both the left and right sides of the upper 1 are attached to the upper 1 as separate members, but the belt 8 is similar to the soccer shoes shown in FIG. The belt materials 8 provided on both left and right side surfaces of the upper 1 may be connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper 1 as one belt material. In this case, the belt materials 8 provided on both the left and right sides of the upper 1 are connected in a single form through the bottom surface of the upper 1, so that the base materials 8 of both belts are fixed to each other. Simple and reliable. Furthermore, since the belt material 8 is wound into a substantially C shape through the bottom surface of the instep 1, both belt materials 8 can effectively tighten around the instep 1.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 9, the shoelace inserting portion 5 is made to face the shoelace inserting portion 5 by inserting the cord passing portions 7 at the tips of the both belt members 8 into the inserting portions 6. However, the tip end portion of the belt member 8 may be directly exposed to the shoelace insertion portion 5 without being inserted into the insertion portion 6 (not shown). The pair of left and right belt members may be provided one on each side of the upper or a plurality of belt members may be provided on each side of the upper.

[0024]

[Effect of the invention]

 As described above, according to the present invention, the belt material extending from the arch portion of the sole to the shoelace insertion portion is attached to the inner and outer side surfaces of the instep, and the cord passage portions at both tip ends of the belt material are provided on the left and right sides respectively. Since the shoelace is inserted through the shoelace insertion part, the tension generated by tightening the shoelace is directly and efficiently transmitted to both the left and right belt materials, and both belt materials are used for the instep. The skin and the user's foot can be clamped directly. Therefore, compared with the conventional athletic shoes in which the user's foot is tightened through the elastic upper skin, the upper part is locally and directly connected from the upper arch part that enables effective tightening. It can be tightened, which gives you a better fit than ever before.

In the athletic shoe according to the second aspect of the invention, in which the front end portion of the belt material is inserted between the reinforcing material of the shoelace insertion portion and the upper, the front end portion of the belt material is displaced or shaken. In addition to holding the shoelace, the tip of the belt material slides freely without being affected by the upper when the shoelace is retracted, so the retracting force of the belt material can be further increased. Wrinkles and deformation of the upper skin around the belt material due to the belt retracting can be prevented.

In the sports shoe according to claim 3, wherein both belt members are connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper, the belt members on the right and left sides can be connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper member. It is possible to easily and reliably fix the base end side by using the belt materials of each other. In addition, since both belt materials are wound into a substantially C shape through the bottom of the instep, the retracting force of the shoelace acts as a force that effectively tightens around the instep and the user's foot. be able to.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing a soccer shoe embodying the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the soccer shoe.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line III-III in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of an upper belt material portion.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line VV in FIG. 1;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a soccer shoe in a state where shoelaces are not attached.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a soccer shoe with shoelaces inserted.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a soccer shoe with shoelaces attached.

FIG. 9 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a soccer shoe in which left and right belt materials are connected at the bottom of the upper.

FIG. 10 is a plan view of a conventional soccer shoe.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... Instep 5 ... Shoelace insertion part 6 ... Insertion part 7 ... String insertion part 8 ... Belt material 12 ... Shoelace 14 ... Tongue piece a1 ... Instep a2 ・ ・ ・ Shoe mouth a3 ・ ・ ・ Opening part

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. An athletic shoe having a shoelace provided on the upper of the upper, and a high shoe extending from the sole arch portion to the insertion portion of the shoelace along the upper on both inner and outer side surfaces of the upper. An athletic shoe in which a strong belt material is attached, a string passing portion is provided at the tip end portions of both belt materials, and these shoe passing portions are faced to the shoe lace insertion portions on the left and right sides, respectively, and the shoe laces are inserted therethrough. 2. The belt material is inserted between a reinforcement material provided along the surface of the shoelace insertion portion of the upper and the upper, and the lace passage portion of the tip end is exposed to the shoelace insertion portion. The athletic shoe of claim 1, wherein the athletic shoe comprises: 3. The sports shoe according to claim 1, wherein the belt materials are connected to each other through the bottom surface of the upper.