JP3064834U - Baseball, golf, tennis, ball-ball, sucker-ball, basketball and snowboard socks - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] When playing baseball, the toe to keep the body balanced and the other four toes to back up the toe press on the toe of the undersock, but the insole of socks and spikes Because of the low frictional resistance, the power generated by running, stopping, turning, and other operations could not be sufficiently transmitted to the spikes, and the balance was easily lost. SOLUTION: A pad 2 that increases frictional resistance and prevents the sole from slipping is attached to a toe pressing portion on the back surface of a sock toe portion 1, or a yarn having the same effect is supplied to knit a pad portion integral with a main body.
Alternatively, the pad layer 5 was formed by applying a synthetic resin solution having the same effect.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention is based on a baseball, golf, tennis, volleyball, soccer ball, basketball, and so on. Snowboard socks.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 On the heel of the sock, there is a synthetic resin liquid applied to prevent the heel of the human body from drying or a cloth impregnated with a separate synthetic resin liquid is attached, but the back of the toe of the sock, On the back of the hill between the base of the toe and the arch, the body is kept balanced and agile, and the left and right feet are used for a balanced weight shift (weight shift). There is no sock with separate functions, such as a pad that reliably transmits power from the toes as in the present invention.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 It is the toes that keep the body balanced, especially the toes, with the other four toes backing up. Baseball running, stopping, turning, snowboarding air trick landing from the air, half-pipe landing, sharp carving turn, golf takeback, weight swing from right foot It is imperative to keep the body in balance by putting weight on the left foot and swinging by rotating the body around the spine. However, for example, undersock for baseball is knitted as a normal sock, and there is no pad etc. on the back of the toe, so the sock slides against the insole of the spike. However, the power applied to the toes cannot be sufficiently transmitted to the spike insole, and it is difficult to keep the body balanced and perform agile movement. In addition, when jumping by applying force to the toe in volleyball, instantaneous dashing in basketball, moving to the left or right, or goalkeeper in soccerball making instantaneous movement to the left or right to catch a ball. In any case, when a player steps on an axle when kicking the ball and kicks the ball, it is difficult to maintain a physical balance and perform agile movements if the foot slips in the shoes. Also, at the time of golf impact, if the shaft foot shifts in the lateral direction, the swing form changes and the ball does not fly straight

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A pad made of a material that increases frictional resistance is integrally sewn or adhered to the socks on the back of the toe at the position where the toe and the other four toes depress, or a sock knitting machine is placed at that position. By supplying the yarn for increasing the frictional resistance by the yarn switching operation, the pad portion is knitted integrally with the sock body, or a synthetic resin liquid is applied to the position to form a pad layer for increasing the frictional resistance. Or, the pad, pad section and pad layer are provided at the position where the hill between the toe and the base of the toe and the arch on the back of the toe of the sock are pressed down, and the toe and toe of the human body are backed up. Power from the other four toes, or from the hill between the toe and toe base and arch, to the insole of the shoe to run, stop and throw when playing baseball A series of actions such as Snowboard of landing, that agility to do the carving turn behavior, it is an object of golf retention of stable stance, volleyball, that to achieve beautiful plays on the basketball and soccer ball.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 Fig. 1a is a bottom view showing the sole of the undersock for the right foot, and Fig. 1b is a bottom view showing the sole of the undersock for the left foot. A material for increasing frictional resistance at a position where other four toes other than the toe are pressed down by sewing or attaching the toe pad 2 made of a cloth piece of an appropriate shape. The other four-toe pad 3 made of a piece of cloth having an appropriate shape is similarly attached. In addition, using a sock knitting machine, a yarn that increases frictional resistance by a yarn switching operation is supplied to a position where the toe on the underside of the toe portion 1 of the undersock is pressed and a position where the other four toes are pressed. A pad portion (not shown) is knitted integrally with the sock body. Note that the pad 2, the pad 3, and the pad portion may be connected without being separated.

As shown in FIG. 2, a synthetic resin liquid for increasing frictional resistance between the position where the toe is pressed on the back surface of the toe portion 1 of the undersock and the position where the other four toes are pressed other than the toe. Is applied in a stippling manner to form dotted pad layers 4 and grooves 4 a between the pad layers 4.

FIG. 3 is a bottom view showing a state where the other pad layer 5 of the toe and the other pad layer 6 of the four toe are formed by applying a synthetic resin liquid for increasing frictional resistance. The difference from the pad layer 4 in FIG. 2 is that the pad layer 5 and the pad layer 6 are formed separately, and grooves 5a and 6a are formed between the pad layers 5 and 6. .

FIG. 4 is a bottom view showing a state in which the other pad layer 5 of the toe and the other pad layer 6 of the toe are combined and formed. The pad layer 4, the pad layer 5, and the pad layer 6 are swelled and scattered on the back surface of the toe portion 1 of the undersock, and a large number of grooves 4a, 5a, and 6a are formed between each pad layer. The frictional resistance is increased.

FIG. 5A and FIG. 5B show that the raised portions 7a and 8a are formed from the soles of the inner surfaces of the under socks 7 and 8 to the ankles, and that the toe portions 7b and 8b are formed on the back surfaces thereof. FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state in which a pad, a pad portion, or a pad layer (indicated by a dashed line) is provided, and a self-hit ball protection portion 8c is formed in the undersock 8; FIG. 6a is a bottom view of the golf sock 9 for the right foot, and FIG. 6b is a bottom view of the golf sock 10 for the left foot. The pad 9a and the pad 10a are respectively attached to the toes, and the base of the sole of the foot and the arch. The pad 9b and the pad 10b are attached to a position corresponding to a hill between the two.

[0010]

[Effect of the invention]

 The soles of the toe pads 2, 4, the toe pad 3, the pad layer 4, the pad layer 5, the pad layer 6, the pad 9a, and the pad 10a are pressed by the soles, and the soles do not slip due to the frictional resistance. Since the power from the toes and the hills is transmitted from the insole to the spikes and shoes, it is easy to balance the body and run dashing, stop suddenly, change direction, etc. In addition, stable landing operation and carving turn operation can be easily performed. In golf, a stable stance increases the flight distance and the ball flies straight, and furthermore, volleyball, basketball and soccer. A good play can be made with the ball. In the undersock 1 shown in FIG. 1 and the golf sock 10 shown in FIG. 6, the toe pad 2 of the undersock 1 has the same effect as the pad 10b of the golf sock 10, and the axial foot is shifted in the lateral direction. Can be prevented. Also, the ankle is protected by the hit ball protection portion 8c.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1A is a bottom view showing the undersock according to the present invention for the right foot. b Bottom view showing the left foot undersocks.

FIG. 2 is a bottom view showing a state in which a pad layer is formed by applying a synthetic resin liquid to the back surface of the toe portion of the sock in a stippling manner.

FIG. 3 is a bottom view showing another embodiment of the pad layer.

FIG. 4 is a bottom view showing another embodiment in which pad layers are combined.

FIG. 5A is a perspective view showing a state in which the underside of the undersock according to the present invention is brushed from the sole to the ankle, and the pad is attached to the back of the toe. b Perspective view showing a state in which a self-hitting ball protection portion is provided on the ankle portion of the undersock.

FIG. 6A is a bottom view of a golf sock for the right foot. b The bottom view of the same golf sock for the left foot.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Under toe toe 2 9a 10a
Toe pad 3 Other toe pad 4 5 6 Pad layer 7
8 Undersocks 7a 8a Brushed part 8a 8b Pad 9a
10a pad 10 golf socks

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] August 13, 1999 (1999.8.1)
3)

[Procedure amendment 1]

[Document name to be amended] Statement

[Correction target item name] Claim 5

[Correction method] Change

[Correction contents]

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A baseball, golf, or the like comprising a pad made of a material that enhances frictional resistance is integrally attached to a position where the toe and the other four toes on the back of the toe of the sock depress.
Socks for tennis, volleyball, soccerball, basketball and snowboard. 2. A baseball for a baseball, wherein a thread for increasing frictional resistance is fed to a position on the back of the toe of the sock where the toe and the other four toes are pressed down, and a pad is integrally knitted on the main body. Golf, tennis, volleyball, soccer ball, basketball and snowboard socks. 3. A baseball or golf ball having a pad layer on the back surface of the toe of the sock where a toe and the other four toes are pressed to form a pad layer for increasing frictional resistance by applying a synthetic resin liquid. Socks for tennis, volleyball, soccer ball, basketball and snowboard. 4. A position where the toe on the back of the toe of the sock and the hill between the base of the toe and the arch are depressed,
A pad made of a material that enhances frictional resistance is attached, or a pad that enhances frictional resistance is formed by feeding a yarn that enhances frictional resistance and knitting the pad portion integrally with the main body, or applying a synthetic resin liquid to increase the frictional resistance. Baseball, golf, tennis, volleyball, soccer ball, basketball and snowboard socks. 5. The baseball undersock according to claim 1, wherein the sock is raised from the sole of the inner surface of the sock to the ankle.