JP3109042U - Infant shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] Even a shoe worn by an infant for the first time is easily deformed according to the movement of a toddler's foot, and has a structure in which the foot does not rattle in the shoe and can be tightened stably and at the same time difficult to come off. Provide infant shoes.
A band member for fixing a shoe to a foot is composed of a first band member for fixing an instep portion of a foot and a second band member for fixing an ankle portion, and a base of a toe. An infant shoe K having a structure in which a plurality of elongated slits in the vicinity of the portion or in the vicinity thereof are provided in the width direction of the foot and reinforced cardboard that is easily bent is used, and a uniform surface insole having elasticity is mounted. .
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Description

  The present invention relates to infant shoes, and more particularly to infant shoes suitable for infants to wear for the first time at the beginning of walking.

  Conventionally, as an infant shoe, a leather material that is relatively high is used to protect the foot. In addition, many magic band type fasteners are employed to facilitate wearing.

  However, when an infant first wears a shoe, it is required that the infant has a structure in which his / her foot can easily move, and that it cannot be easily removed even in a toddler walking state.

  Therefore, an application has been filed for an insole for an infant and an infant shoe in which a bent portion having inferior rigidity is formed on an insole disposed inside the shoe (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

In addition, in order to improve the stability by tightening in a well-balanced manner, a shoe that has been fixed using a band-type fixing tool that crosses each other has already been filed (for example, see Patent Document 2).
JP 2003-9902 A (page 1-8, FIG. 3) Registered Utility No. 3047841 (page 1-8, FIG. 1)

  When an infant wears shoes for the first time, the shoes need to be easily deformed according to the movement of the foot and more difficult to remove. Moreover, in order to protect an infant's leg | foot, it is necessary to comprise with a moderate upper leather material and synthetic resin material.

  In addition, when manufacturing a shoe having a structure in which reinforced cardboard is covered with shoe leather, it is desired that the shoe be easily deformed according to the movement of the infant's foot.

  Furthermore, it is important not only to stably tighten the shoes on the infant's feet, but also to make it more difficult to remove.

  The purpose of the present invention is that even a shoe worn by an infant for the first time is easily deformed according to the movement of the toddler's foot, and the foot does not rattle in the shoe. It is to provide an infant shoe having a difficult structure.

  In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to claim 1 is directed to an infant shoe having a left and right side portion in a shoe mouth and a band member that binds the left and right side portions and fixes them to a foot. The one end of the band member is fixed to the back part of one side, and the folding member attached to the back part of the other side is inserted into the ankle of the one side part. A first band member that is fixed to the band fixing portion located in the portion and fixes the instep portion of the foot, and one end is fixed to the ankle portion of the one side portion, and the ankle portion of the other side portion It is characterized by comprising a second band member fixed to the positioned band fixing part and fixing the ankle part.

  According to the device of the first aspect having the above configuration, the instep can be securely fixed according to the size of the foot, and the ankle can be fixed to make the shoe difficult to remove.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the first and second band members are both magic band type fasteners.

  According to the device of the second aspect having the above-described configuration, the band can be easily fixed with appropriate tightening according to the size of the foot.

  The invention according to claim 3 is provided with a shoe sole portion in which reinforced cardboard is covered with shoe leather, and a plurality of slot-like slits are provided at positions corresponding to the base of the toes of the reinforced cardboard or in the vicinity thereof. It is characterized in that it is provided in the width direction of the foot so that it can be bent easily.

  According to the device of the third aspect having the above-described configuration, the sole can be easily bent from the base portion of the toe according to the movement of the foot during walking.

  The invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that the plurality of slotted slits are formed into a slotted shape that leaves both ends of the peripheral edge of the reinforced cardboard.

  According to the device of the fourth aspect having the above configuration, the strength as the reinforced cardboard can be maintained.

  The invention according to claim 5 is characterized in that the plurality of long hole-shaped slits are provided by alternately arranging long slits and short slits.

  According to the device of the fifth aspect having the above-described configuration, the ease of bending and the strength as the reinforced cardboard can be adjusted to an appropriate level.

  The invention according to claim 6 is characterized in that a uniform surface insole having elasticity is attached to a shoe sole portion configured to cover the reinforced cardboard with shoe leather.

  According to the device according to claim 6 having the above-described configuration, even if the reinforced cardboard is provided with a plurality of slotted slits, the insole in contact with the sole has a uniform surface with elasticity. So comfort is comfortable.

  According to the present invention, the band member for fixing the shoe to the foot is composed of the first band member for fixing the instep portion of the foot and the second band member for fixing the ankle portion, and is easily strengthened. Since the infant shoes using cardboard are used, the infant shoes can be easily walked even when the infant at the beginning of walking wears and it is difficult to remove.

  DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of infant shoes according to the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

  FIG. 1 shows an infant shoe according to the present invention, wherein (a) is a perspective view and (b) is a side view. FIG. 2 shows a plan view of a pair of left and right infant shoes. FIG. 3 shows a sectional view of the shoe, and FIG. 4 shows a plan view of the reinforced cardboard.

  A shoe body 1 of an infant shoe K shown in FIG. 1 (a) includes an instep portion 1a and left and right side portions 1b and 1c, and a left and right side portions 1b and 1c form a mouth portion 1d. ing. Further, in order to bind the left and right side portions 1b and 1c and fix them to the foot, a first band member 2 for fixing the instep portion and a second band member 3 for fixing the ankle portion are provided. It is configured.

  Each of the first band member 2 and the second band member 3 has one end portion fixed to a side portion in the same direction. For example, as shown in FIG. 1B, both are fixed to the side 1c side, the first band member 2 has the fixing portion 2a, and the second band member 3 has both the fixing portion 3a to the side 1c. It is arranged.

  The first band member 2 having one end fixed to the side portion 1c side is inserted through the ring-shaped folded member 4 attached to the back portion of the other side portion 1b at the free end 2b. It is fixed to the band fixing part 6 located at the ankle part of the part 1c. That is, the first band member 2 is a binding band that reciprocates and tightens the instep portion in a V shape. In addition, by using the first band member 2 as a magic band type fastener, the bundling portion can be easily opened and closed, and can be easily attached, tightened and fixed in accordance with various foot sizes. Possible infant shoes.

  The second band member 3 for fixing the ankle portion is fixed to the side portion 1c via the fixing portion 3a, and the free end 3b is fixed to the ankle portion of the other side portion 1b. 5 is fixed. That is, the second band member 3 is a band that connects and binds the left and right side portions of the ankle portion, and inserts the foot from the wearing mouth portion 1d, thereby free end 3b of the second band member 3. By pulling and fixing to the fixing portion 5 of the other side portion 1b, the infant shoe K can be firmly fixed to the ankle.

  By fixing the infant shoes K to the ankles, even if the infant is walking around, the shoes K are in a state that is difficult to remove, and it is possible to improve safety without losing the shoes and damaging the legs. is there. Furthermore, by using this band member as a magic band type fastener, the binding part can be easily opened and closed, and it can be easily attached and tightened and fixed according to various foot sizes. It can be a shoe.

  Further, the band fixing portion 6 of the first band member 2 may be provided in the vicinity of the ankle of the side portion 1c, but if the configuration is provided on the upper side of the fixing portion 3a of the second band member 3, the side is fixed. It is not necessary to provide a new fixing portion in the portion 1c, and the appearance of the shoe is neat and clean, which is suitable.

  FIG. 2 shows a pair of left and right shoes. One end of the first band member 2A of the right foot shoe 1A is fixed to the outer side of the foot, and the ring-shaped folding member 4A provided on the inner side of the foot is inserted. And it is the structure which fixes in the fixing | fixed part located in the ankle part of the outer side of a leg again. Similarly, one end of the first band member 2B of the left foot right foot shoe 1B is fixed to the outer side of the foot, and is inserted again through the ring-shaped folding member 4B provided on the inner side of the foot. It is being fixed by the fixed part located in the ankle part.

  That is, each shoe is configured to be fixed by pulling the free end of each first band member in the outward direction of the foot. Therefore, it is easy and preferable to fix it tightly to the instep.

  Next, the internal structure of a shoe having reinforced cardboard will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in the cross-sectional view of the shoe in FIG. 3, the infant shoe K of the present embodiment is obtained by connecting the shoe body 1 to a shoe bottom portion in which shoe leather 10 is covered with reinforced cardboard 11. Further, a uniform planar insole 12 having elasticity is mounted inside the shoe.

  Therefore, even in a shoe sole provided with hard reinforced cardboard, the insole 12 having elasticity is in contact with the sole portion, and the comfort is improved.

  When covering the reinforced cardboard 11 with the shoe leather 10, as shown in FIG. 3B, the shoe leather 10 has a larger area than the reinforced cardboard 11, and the outer peripheral edge portion 10 </ b> A of the shoe leather 10 is folded. The outer periphery of the reinforced cardboard 11 is covered so as to overlap. The reinforced cardboard 11 has a shape corresponding to the foot shape of an infant wearing shoes. Therefore, the reinforced cardboard 11 and the shoe leather 10 can form a shoe sole portion that is compatible with an infant's foot shape and that has excellent strength.

  However, if the shoe sole is hard and has high strength, the sole of the foot is safe without being damaged, but it is difficult to walk because it does not bend during walking. In particular, infants who are starting to walk have weak foot strength and are not suitable for walking practice.

  For this purpose, in the present embodiment, the reinforced cardboard 11 is provided with a plurality of long hole-shaped slits so as to be easily bent. An example is shown in FIG.

  FIG. 4 (a) shows an example in which elongated hole-shaped slits 13a, 13b, 13c, 13d having substantially the same length as that of the reinforced cardboard 11 are provided in the width direction of the foot, and FIG. An example in which long long slits 14a, 14b and 14c and short long slits 15a and 15b having a short length are alternately arranged is shown.

  In either case, the plurality of slotted slits are provided in the width direction of the foot near the base of the toes or in the vicinity thereof, and are punched into a slotted shape leaving both ends of the peripheral edge of the reinforced cardboard 11 It is said. This is because, when a person walks, when the toe part is attached to the ground and the heel part is lifted, the base part of the toe or the vicinity thereof is bent, so the rigidity of the bent part is lowered and bent. This is because the reinforced cardboard has a shape that is easy to do.

  Also, the reason why both ends of the peripheral edge of the reinforced cardboard 11 are left is to maintain the strength of the shoe sole. By adopting the above-described configuration, the strength of the shoe sole is maintained, and it is easy to respond to the movement of the foot It can be set as an infant shoe that can be bent.

  In the configuration in which long long slits and short long slits are alternately arranged, the strength of the shoe sole can be maintained more stably and the desired flexibility can be achieved. It can be adjusted to the length of each slot-like slit according to the strength of the shoe sole, which is preferable.

  In particular, since the foot of an infant at the start of walking is soft and powerless, a certain degree of shoe sole strength is required to protect the foot. Therefore, it can be said that a configuration in which a plurality of long hole-like slits are provided in the width direction of the foot and flexibility is provided while leaving both ends of the peripheral edge of the reinforced cardboard 11 as in the present embodiment.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the band member for fixing the shoe to the foot is composed of the first band member for fixing the instep portion of the foot and the second band member for fixing the ankle portion, Infants' shoes using reinforced cardboard that is easy to bend and a uniform insole with elasticity, so they are easy to walk even if they are worn by infants at the beginning of walking Shoes.

The infant shoes which concern on this invention are shown, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is a side view. It is a top view which shows a pair of left and right infant shoes. The internal structure of shoes is shown, (a) is a sectional side view, (b) is a plan view of reinforced cardboard. (A) is a plan view showing an example in which a plurality of long holes of almost equal length are provided, and (b) is a long long hole and a short length. It is a top view which shows the example which provided the hole and arranging alternately.

Explanation of symbols

1 Shoe body
2 First band member
2a Adhering part
3 Second band member
3a Adhering part
4 Folding member 10 Shoe leather 11 Reinforced cardboard 12 Insole
K infant shoes

Claims (6)

An infant shoe comprising a band member that has left and right side portions in a shoe mouth portion, and that binds the left and right side portions and fixes the left and right sides to the foot,
One end of the band member is fixed to the back part of one side, and a folding member attached to the back part of the other side is inserted to be positioned at the ankle part of the one side. A first band member fixed to the band fixing portion and fixing the instep portion;
One end is fixed to the ankle portion on the one side, and the second band member is fixed to the band fixing portion located on the ankle portion on the other side and fixes the ankle portion. Infant shoes featuring.   The infant shoe according to claim 1, wherein the first and second band members are both magic band type fasteners.   It is provided with a shoe sole that covers reinforced cardboard with shoe leather and is bent by providing a plurality of slotted slits in the width direction of the foot at positions corresponding to or near the base of the toes of the reinforced cardboard The infant shoe according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the configuration is easy.   The infant shoe according to claim 3, wherein the plurality of long hole-shaped slits are formed into a long hole shape that leaves both edges of the reinforced cardboard.   The infant shoe according to claim 3 or 4, wherein the plurality of long slits are provided by alternately arranging long slits and short slits. The infant shoe according to any one of claims 3 to 5, wherein a uniform surface insole having elasticity is attached to a shoe bottom portion in which the reinforced cardboard is covered with shoe leather.

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