JP3082646U - Socks removal aid - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] It is difficult for pregnant women, people with back pain, the elderly, persons with frail constitution or persons with disabilities to wear socks in the changing operation that is indispensable for daily life. Also need tips and power. Since it is a daily matter, even if you wear it, there is a mental discomfort. [Solution] In order to make it easier to use by the user, it has a ring part that can be attached to the foot of a cane, chair, bed, etc., and can attach the inside and upper parts of socks, and the ring part can be freely used with a lever etc. Opening / closing aid for socks that can be easily attached and fixed to the annulus by opening and closing.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[Technical field to which the present invention pertains] The present invention is intended for a pregnant woman, a person with low back pain, an elderly person, a frail constitutional person, or a person with a disability to put on and take off a sock which is difficult due to a changing operation indispensable for daily life. It is related to assistive devices that assist

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Wearing socks is particularly difficult for the above-mentioned people. This is because to wear socks, you need to bend your hips and bend your lower limbs so that all the joints involved are at the same height. It is difficult for people with weak hands, such as those who suffer from back bending, those who have low back pain, those who have difficulty bending their body, the elderly, those who are weak, and those who have hand disabilities. is necessary. In addition, it is a daily matter, and it requires mental and physical pain to wear it.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is attached to a walking stick, a chair, a wheelchair, a bed or the like, and can be freely opened and closed with a lever or the like in order to make it easier for a user to use. Insert the sock into the ring where the middle and upper parts of the sock can be attached, turn the ankle of the sock out, cover the ring, fasten the upper part of the sock with fasteners, and open it with the open / close lever to secure the degree of fixation It was enlarged and spread to make it easier to put in your feet.

The ring body is made of a material that does not scratch the foot

[0005] The annulus portion may be configured to be able to move back and forth or left and right so as not to burden the ankle when the foot is put on.

The cane is provided with a hook portion for taking off the sock, so that the sock can be caught when the sock is hooked on the cane.

[0007] When attaching socks to the ring part, socks with short ankles are turned upside down when attaching to a cane or the like, the ring part is put in the socks, the upper part of the socks is fastened with fasteners, and the open / close lever is used. The sock may be opened to open the annulus.

[0008] [Embodiment of the invention] A sock is put in a ring attached to a cane, the ankle of the sock is turned out so as to cover the ring, and the upper part of the sock is fastened with a fastener. At this time, it is easier to turn the sock up and out until the toe of the sock is slightly out of the annulus. Open the ring with the opening / closing lever, widen the socks, push the cane up one leg, put your toes in the ring, put down your feet, put on your socks, raise your feet, and lift your feet from the ring. Pull out.

[0009] A person who has difficulty standing can put on a sock on the annulus in the same manner as described above, induce the cane so that the annulus comes to the toe, and when the toe enters the annulus, release the cane. Pull on your waist and put on socks.

[0010] A person with severe disability attaches an assistive device to a place where a caregiver can easily put on a bed, a chair, a wheelchair, or the like, puts socks on the ring body, lifts the foot, and places the foot on the ring. It may be worn by putting it down in the club.

[Effects of the Invention] Pregnant women, people with low back pain, the elderly, frail constitutions, or people with disabilities may bend their waist deeply and have a hard time, or they may sweat with just one sock. No need to ask a person for mental pain, and a caregiver of a person with severe disability can wear it without the use of tips or power.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 Auxiliary tool

FIG. 2 shows a sock attached

FIG. 3 is a view showing an auxiliary tool attached to a cane.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ring part 2 Fastener 3 Opening / closing lever 4 Floating part 5 Socks 6 Upper part of socks 7 Sock heel part 8 Staff 9 Attachment 10 Hook part

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] Claims: 1. A ring body attached to a foot of a cane, a chair, a wheelchair, a bed, or the like, to which a sock can be attached.
By opening and closing the ring part freely, socks can be easily worn, the degree of fixation can be increased and feet can be easily inserted, and the socks that can be opened and closed do not have to pick up socks that have been taken off Removable aid.