JP3146441U - Lace shoe cover - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a string portion comprising a string and a string insertion hole located on the upper part of a foot that can be easily attached and detached with a simple structure, exhibit sufficient mounting stability, and can be fixed to a low-cost string shoe. Provided is a lace shoe cover that prevents hair, dust and the like from entering the shoe through the cover, the string insertion hole, and the hair, dust and the like from adhering to the lace.
A cover portion that covers a string portion including a string 7 located on the instep portion of the foot and an insertion hole 8 of the string, and an ankle side of the cover portion that is connected to the ankle side of the cover portion and bends to the back side of the cover portion. The lace shoe cover is composed of the inner cover 9 that covers the upper part of the foot inside the lace shoe and the upper part of the foot or the insertion portion 3 that is inserted between the inner cover and the lace.
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Description

  The present invention covers a string portion formed by a string and a string insertion hole located on the instep of the foot, and hair, dust, etc. enter the shoe from the string insertion hole, and hair, dirt, etc. adhere to the string. The present invention relates to a lace shoe cover that prevents this.

  As the lace shoes, formal leather shoes, athletic shoes, sneakers shown in FIG. 7 and the like have a lace portion 6 including a lace 7 located on the instep of the foot and an insertion hole 8 of the lace 7. Further, the lace shoe 5 is attached to the lace shoe 5 main body 5a in the direction of the tip portion 5b located in the toe direction of the foot and is attached to the vicinity of the tip portion of the lace portion 6 and extends to the vicinity of the ankle to cover the instep 9 is provided.

  In particular, barbers and hairdressers are standing work, and use lace shoes 5 such as sneakers because of their ease of movement, lightness, and fashion.

  At the barber shop / beauty salon, the hair is cut and falls to the floor. The person to be treated is covered with a sheet-like armor from the neck to the ankle to prevent the cut hair from adhering to the body. However, it is common for practitioners not to wear such armor. In addition, even the patient is not covered with armor up to the upper part of the foot.

  Accordingly, the hair attached to one end is brushed off with a brush, blown off with air, or sucked off with a suction machine or the like. However, it is difficult to remove, especially the hair that has pierced the string 7 and the hair that has entered the shoe 5 from the insertion hole 8 cannot be removed by these treatments. It was extremely troublesome for the person and practitioner.

  As a lace shoe cover for preventing such a problem, a “string protection cover” in Patent Document 1, a “lace shoe cover” in Patent Document 2, a “shoe waterproofing device” in Patent Document 3, and the like have already been developed. .

  Patent Document 1 prevents hair, sawdust, stone powder, etc. from adhering to shoelaces or entering between shoelaces, and can cover shoelaces only when necessary, and can be easily attached and replaced. It is possible to obtain a cover material suitable for the size of the shoe. In addition, it is lightweight, flexible, and has a good feeling of walking. Also, you can easily attach and detach various cover materials with a pair of shoes, so you can enjoy various patterns, high fashion, and inexpensive. The purpose is to provide original cover material.

  The “lace shoe protection cover” of Patent Document 1 has a shape in which the tip portion is curved and the entire shape substantially coincides with the instep of the shoe, and an attachment means for the shoelace is provided at the tip portion. Shoelace insertion holes are formed at both left and right end portions. Moreover, the thin part for bending with respect to the front and back surface direction was formed in either of the front and back surfaces. A mark for selecting the size of the upper is displayed on either the front or back of the front end, and a cut line is written or a cut groove is formed as the mark. It is characterized in that the attaching means is mounted on the back surface side of the tip portion or the edge of the tip portion. A plurality of hooks are formed on the back side from the tip part to the base part, and attachment means is detachably attached to the hook part according to the attachment position with the shoelace. It is.

  Patent Document 2 aims to provide a lace shoe cover for preventing hair from entering the lace shoe and preventing hair from entering the shoe.

  The “lace shoe cover” of Patent Document 2 includes a first member and a second member, the first member has a first end, and the first member does not allow hair to pass therethrough. The first member is sized to cover at least the entire knitted portion of the shoe, and has at least two holes for passing the shoelace near the first end of the first member. The second member has a first end and a second end, and the second end of the second member is connected to the back surface of the first member, and the second member The first end portion can be passed under at least a portion of a lace passing through a knitted portion of a lace shoe (Claim 1). The lace shoe cover according to claim 1, wherein the second member has a notch that engages with a shoe lace.

  Patent Document 3 describes a strap that can be easily and quickly worn even if it rains during cycling or touring while wearing strap shoes, and can completely prevent rainwater from entering the shoelace. The object is to provide waterproofing equipment for shoes.

The “lace shoe cover” of Patent Document 3 is a cover-like shape that covers the upper part of the shoe by being pushed in from the toes of the person wearing the shoe to the ankle and covers the instep of the shoe, and prevents intrusion of rainwater from the shoelace. A relatively hard bag-like front end member that locks on the toe, a soft cover body member that covers the upper part of the shoe, and a lower part of the shoe string part below the cover body part. And a relatively hard engaging member that is inserted in a direction from the toe portion toward the ankle portion.
JP-A-2005-40524 No. 3137205 Publication JP 2004-57432 A

  In the “lace shoe protection cover” of Patent Document 1, shoe lace insertion holes 10 and 11 for passing shoe laces and attachment means such as a clip 12 are provided on the back of the lace shoe protection cover as attachment and detachment means for shoes. Therefore, for example, the person to be treated must wear a lace shoe protection cover in advance or wear it at a barber shop / beauty salon. However, the attachment / detachment is complicated, and attachment / detachment by the practitioner is not preferred by the patient because the string is unwound and reconnected. In the person to be treated, the attachment as strong as that of Patent Document 1 is not required.

  Similarly, the “lace shoe cover” of Patent Document 2 and the “lace shoe cover” of Patent Document 3 adopt the attachment / detachment method using the shoelace insertion hole, so the attachment / detachment is extremely complicated, time-consuming and very barber. Not suitable for shop / beauty salon patients. In addition, the structure is complicated and the manufacturing cost is inevitably high. It will be very expensive and unrealistic to replace each patient. Furthermore, since the upper part and the side part are covered widely from the lower end of the foot, it is difficult for a practitioner who hinders bending of the foot and is difficult to walk for a long time.

  Therefore, the present invention comprises a string and a string insertion hole located on the back of the foot that can be easily attached and detached with a simple structure, exhibit sufficient mounting stability, and can be fixed to a low-cost string shoe. An object of the present invention is to provide a lace shoe cover that covers the lace portion and prevents hair, dust, and the like from entering the shoe through the lace insertion hole, and preventing hair, dust, etc. from adhering to the lace.

  In order to solve the above-described problem, the present invention provides a cover portion that covers a string portion formed of a string located on the back of the foot and a string insertion hole, and an ankle side of the cover portion, and the cover portion The lace shoe cover is composed of an inner cover that covers the upper part of the foot inside the shoe, and an insertion part that is inserted between the inner cover and the cord. Further, the cord cover is characterized in that the cover part and the insertion part are formed in a U-shaped cross section, and a gap is formed between the cover part and the insertion part.

  Further, the lace shoe cover is made of paper, and further, the lace shoe cover according to any one of the above-mentioned medical doctors, wherein the cover portion is provided with a crease in the ankle side direction from the tip, The lace shoe cover has a configuration in which two folds are further formed in the insertion portion in a direction orthogonal to the folds.

  In addition, a substantially U-shaped hole is formed in a substantially central part of the cover part, connected in the direction of the insertion part, protrudes to the back surface in the front end part direction, and a locking piece for locking the insertion string between the strings is provided. The configuration of the lace shoe cover according to any one of the above, characterized in that the lace portion is printed on the surface of the lace shoe cover and waterproofed. A lace shoe cover configuration was adopted.

  Since the lace shoe cover of the present invention has the above configuration, the following effects are exhibited. 1stly, the insertion part integral with the cover part which covers a string part at least is provided, Between the inner cover and the upper part of a foot which cover the upper part of a foot in the inside of a string shoe, or between the said inner cover and a string It becomes easy to attach / detach the lace shoe cover to the lace shoe. When the width (W) of the insertion portion is set to a predetermined value or more, for example, 1.5 cm or more, and preferably about 2 cm to 3.5 cm, it has mounting stability that does not fall off even when walking slowly. Since it is an integral molding, it can be manufactured at a low cost using a mold.

  Next, the cover part and the insertion part are formed in a U-shaped cross section, and a gap is formed between the cover part and the insertion part, so that even an inner cover having a different thickness is versatile. Since it is only hooked on the cover, it can be attached to the shoe.

  In addition, when the lace shoe cover is made of paper, it can be manufactured at an extremely low cost, and when it is soiled, it can be frequently replaced for each wearer and can always be used cleanly.

  Fourth, the cover and insertion part can be folded vertically and laterally as appropriate, and if necessary, cuts can be made to match the shape of the foot, further improving the mounting stability and even wider range. It is also possible to completely cover the left and right sides of the tip and upper. Therefore, with such a lace shoe cover of the present invention, even if the shoe is not a lace shoe, even if the shoe is attached to a shoe such as a cloth woven with fibers, hair and dust will not adhere to the shoe surface. It is valid.

  In addition, by providing a substantially U-shaped hole in the substantially central part of the cover part, connecting in the direction of the insertion part, projecting to the back surface in the front end part direction, and inserting and engaging with the string The mounting stability is further improved, and even when walking or standing, it does not easily fall off.

  In addition, the surface of the lace shoe cover is printed with a lace portion and waterproofed to improve fashionability, and it is not easily softened or damaged even if it is made of paper or touches water. , The scope of application is widened.

  Hereinafter, a lace shoe cover according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 is a plan view of a lace shoe cover according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a left side view, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

  A lace shoe cover 1 according to the present invention includes a cover portion 2 and an insertion portion 3. The cover part 2 has a curved shape that covers the string part 6 including the string 7 located on the instep part of the foot and the insertion hole 8 of the string 7.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the curved shape of the upper part means that the left and right side parts 2a and 2b of the cover part 2 are downward, the central part 2c is a gentle convex shape, and the tip part 2d is slightly You may warp up. In addition, the shape of the cover part 2 can employ | adopt the shape match | combined with the shape of the instep part, toe part, and side part suitably according to the range which the cover part 2 covers.

  The left and right end portions 2e and 2f on the ankle side are also matched to the shape of the foot in the range covered by the cover portion 2. In FIG. 1, it has left and right inner portions 2 g and 2 f shaped along the ankle, and is recessed inward of the cover portion 2 from the left and right end portions 2 e and 2 f rather than the insertion portion 3. However, the insertion part 3 may protrude to the heel side from the left and right end parts 2e, 2f.

  A substantially U-shaped hole 4a is formed in a substantially central portion 2c of the cover portion 2, connected in the direction of the insertion portion 3 and protrudes to the back surface 2i in the distal end portion 2d direction. A locking piece 4 is provided.

  The front end of the locking piece 4 may protrude in advance from the back surface 2 i or may be provided horizontally with the cover portion 2. If it is horizontal, it can be easily locked to the string by pushing it lightly with your finger toward the shoelace.

  The insertion portion 3 is connected to the ankle side of the cover portion 2, bent to the back surface 2 i side of the cover portion 2, and an inner cover 9 that covers the upper portion of the foot inside the shoelace 5 and the upper portion of the foot Or between the inner cover 9 and the string 7.

  As shown in FIG. 4 (B), if the width (W) of the plug-in part 3 is not less than a predetermined value, for example, 1.5 cm or more, preferably about 2 cm to 3.5 cm, it is sufficient that it does not fall off even when walking slowly. It has good mounting stability.

  The length to be folded and inserted into the inner cover 9 may be about 2 cm or more, preferably about 2 cm to 10 cm, more preferably about 5 cm to 8 cm. In Example 1, as shown in FIG. 4A, the insertion portion 3 is up to the vicinity of the distal end portion 2d of the cover portion 2 (about 5 cm), and the distal end of the insertion portion 3 is the distal end portion of the string portion 6. Reach the part beyond. Thereby, the cover part 2 fits the upper part without moving up and down only by the insertion part 3 or during walking.

  As shown in the cross section of FIG. 3, the insertion portion 3 has a cover portion 2 and the insertion portion 3 formed in a U-shaped cross section, and a gap 3 a is formed between the cover portion 2 and the insertion portion 3. Is desirable. In addition, when the cover part 2 and the insertion part 3 are closely_contact | adhered without providing the clearance gap 3a, mounting | wearing will become a little difficult, but mounting | wearing stability will increase.

  The lace shoe cover 1 formed in this way can be integrally molded with a material such as resin using a mold, and can be manufactured at low cost. Although it can produce | generate with paper, when making it from paper, the shape of the shoelace cover of Example 2 is preferable from a manufacturing surface.

  With reference to FIGS. 4-7, the mounting method to the shoelace 5 of the shoelace cover 1 which is this invention is demonstrated. FIG. 4B is a use state diagram (plane) of the lace shoe cover according to the present invention. FIG. 5 is a left side view showing a method for attaching the shoelace cover according to the present invention. FIG. 6 is a use state diagram (left side surface) of the lace shoe cover according to the present invention.

  4A and 5 is inserted between the inner cover 9 and the upper portion 10a of the foot 10, and is hooked on the inner cover 9, so that the inner cover 9 and the foot 10 It fixes with the upper part 10a (FIG. 4 (B), FIG. 6).

  Further, the locking piece 4 is inserted between the laces 7 at appropriate positions, and the lace shoe cover 1 is fixed to the lace portion 6 of the lace shoe 5. The lace shoe cover 1 according to the present invention has a simple structure and can be fixed to the lace shoe 5 very easily. The lace shoe cover 1 covers the lace portion 6 and can prevent adhesion of hair, dust and the like to the lace portion 6. .

  Next, other embodiments of the lace shoe cover according to the present invention will be described. FIG. 8 is a developed plan view of another embodiment of a lace shoe cover according to the present invention. The lace shoe cover 11 according to the present invention is made of paper, for example, cardboard, cardboard or the like, and includes a cover portion 12 and an insertion portion 13.

  The cover part 12 has a substantially rectangular plane shape covering the string part 6 including the string 7 located on the instep of the foot and the insertion hole 8 of the string 7. The planar shape is not limited to a substantially square shape, and various shapes such as an elliptical shape along the shape of the upper portion 10a can be adopted as long as at least the string portion 6 can be covered.

  A substantially U-shaped portion 14 a is formed in the substantially central portion 2 c of the cover portion 12, is connected in the direction of the insertion portion 13, protrudes to the back surface 12 h in the distal end portion 12 d direction, and is locked between the cord 7 and the insertion cord 7. A locking piece 14 is provided.

  The front end of the locking piece 14 may protrude in advance on the back surface 12 h or may be provided horizontally with the cover portion 12. If it is horizontal, it can be easily locked to the string by pushing it lightly with your finger toward the shoelace.

  Further, the cover portion 12 is formed with a left fold 12f and a right fold 12g such as a groove formed by pressing or the like, a hole arranged in a broken line shape, on the left and right in the direction from the distal end portion 12d to the end 12e. The left and right folds 12f and 12g are portions where the left and right side portions 12a and 12b are bent in the ground direction from the central portion 12c, and are easily bent. If the left-right part is formed long in the width direction of the upper part 10a, the side part of the upper part of the foot can be completely covered.

  Thereby, the lace shoe cover 11 can be tightly fixed to the foot 10 along the curved shape of the upper portion 10a by the lace portion 6 of the lace shoe 5, and the lifting of the lace shoe cover is also suppressed by walking.

  Further, the third fold 12i is formed in the cover portion 12 in the same direction as the left and right folds 12f and 12g in a direction orthogonal to the left and right folds 12f and 12g. The portions located at the left and right side portions 12a and 12b of the third fold 12i are formed with holes arranged in a broken line shape so as to be cut or left and right cuts 12j and 12k to be cut in advance.

  By providing the third fold 12i, the distal end portion 12d can be bent in the direction opposite to the ground or in the ground direction. Furthermore, by providing the left and right cuts 12j and 12k, even if the left and right side portions 12a and 12b are bent, the front end portion 12d can be bent in the direction opposite to the ground or in the ground direction without being distorted. Accordingly, the tip portion 5b of the shoelace 5 can be covered more widely with the tip portion 12d.

  The left and right folds 12f, 12g, and the third fold 12i can be provided in a plurality, and furthermore, by providing them obliquely rather than in parallel, the cover 12 closer to the shape of the upper part 10a of the foot 10 can be molded. . Further, the folds may be formed in an arc shape in accordance with the foot shape instead of a straight line.

  The insertion portion 13 is connected to the end 112e located on the ankle side of the cover portion 12 and has a substantially rectangular shape. A first fold 13a such as a groove formed by pressing or the like and a hole arranged in a broken line is formed at the boundary between the cover portion 12 and the insertion portion 13. Thereby, the insertion part 13 becomes easy to bend | fold at the back surface side of the cover part 12. FIG. The insertion part 13 is inserted between the inner cover 9 that covers the upper part 10 a of the foot 10 inside the lace shoe 5 and the upper part 10 a of the foot 10 or between the inner cover 9 and the lace 7.

  The insertion portion 13 is further provided with a second fold 13b formed in the same manner as the first fold 13a at a distance of several millimeters from the first fold 13a and parallel to the first fold 13a. Has been. Thereby, the gap 13c can be formed between the cover part 12 and the insertion part 13 by bending the insertion part 13 from the second fold 13b, and the inner cover 9 or the string 7 can be formed in the gap 13c. Can be stored and the lace shoe cover 11 can be fixed to the lace portion of the lace shoe 5. The width (W) and length of the insertion part 13 may be the same as those of the insertion part 3 of the first embodiment.

  Further, a string portion 6 is printed on the surface of the string shoe cover 11. Thus, even if a practitioner such as a barber shop or beauty salon always wears the lace shoe cover 11 on the lace portion 6, as shown in FIG. In addition, a wide variety of patterns and colors can be printed on the surface of the cover portion 12, and the shoelaces can be arranged fashionably by selecting the shoelace cover.

  FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a lace shoe cover according to another embodiment of the present invention in use (excluding lace shoe). 10A is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 9B, FIG. 10B is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along a dashed-dotted line circle portion in FIG. 9A, and FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 10A, at the left and right folds 12f and 12g, the left and right side portions 12a and 12b are refracted in the well surface direction to cover the side portion of the upper portion 10a. The locking piece 14 is locked to the string 7 and improves the mounting stability of the string shoe cover 11.

  As shown in FIG. 10B, the cover 12 has a three-layer structure in cross section. The first layer is a paper material base material 15, which is formed by punching a piece of paper into a predetermined shape. A printed layer 16 on which a predetermined pattern and color are printed is formed on the surface. The string shoe cover 11 has a pattern of the string portion 6.

  A waterproof layer 17 is formed on the print layer 16. Bleeding of the printing layer 16 and further a protective function of the substrate 15. The printed layer 16 and the waterproof layer 17 are formed as necessary.

  The base shoe 15 may be used as the lace shoe cover 11, or the waterproof layer 17 may be formed without the printed layer 16 and waterproofed. Further, if the printing layer 16 has a waterproof function, the waterproof layer 17 is not required separately.

  The paper shoelace cover 11 made in this way can be easily and inexpensively manufactured by punching paper in a predetermined shape. Therefore, it can be used cleanly at low cost even if it is changed for each user.

  These lace shoe covers prevent sticking to the lace 6 and the entry of trash into the lace shoe 5 and are used not only by barber / beauty salon practitioners but also by people in many industries. And convenient.

It is a top view of the string shoe cover which is this invention. It is a left view of the lace shoe cover which is this invention. It is an AA line sectional view of a string shoe cover which is the present invention. It is a use condition figure (plane) of the lace shoe cover which is the present invention. It is a left side surface which shows the mounting method of the lace shoe cover which is this invention. It is a use condition figure (left side surface) of the string shoe cover which is this invention. It is a perspective view of a common string shoe. It is an expansion | deployment top view of other embodiment of the lace shoe cover which is this invention. It is a use condition figure (plane) of other embodiments of the lace shoe cover which is the present invention. It is sectional drawing of the use condition of other embodiment of the lace shoe cover which is this invention.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 String shoe cover 2 Cover part 2a Left side part 2b Right side part 2c Center part 2d Tip part 2e Left end part 2f Right end part 2g Left inner part 2h Right inner part 2i Back side 3 Insertion part 3a Crevice 4 Locking piece 4a Hole 5 String shoes 5a Body 5b Tip
6 String part 7 String 8 Insertion hole 9 Inner cover 10 Foot 10a Upper part 11 Lace shoe cover 12 Cover part 12a Left part 12b Right part 12c Center part 12d Tip part 12e End 12f Left fold 12g Right fold 12h Back 12i Third fold 12j Left notch 12k Right notch 13 Insertion part 13a First fold 13b Second fold 13c Gap 14 Locking piece 14a Back 15 Base material 16 Print layer 17 Waterproof layer

Claims (7)

  A cover part that covers a string part formed of a string and a string insertion hole located on the instep part of the foot, and is connected to the ankle side of the cover part, bends to the back side of the cover part, and is inside the string shoe A lace shoe cover comprising an inner cover that covers the upper portion of the foot and the upper portion of the foot or an insertion portion that is inserted between the inner cover and the lace.   The string cover according to claim 1, wherein the cover part and the insertion part are formed in a U-shaped cross section, and a gap is formed between the cover part and the insertion part.   The lace shoe cover according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the lace shoe cover is made of paper.   The lace shoe cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the cover portion is provided with a fold from the tip toward the ankle side.   The lace shoe cover according to claim 4, wherein a double fold is further formed in the insertion portion in a direction orthogonal to the fold.   A substantially U-shaped hole is drilled in the substantially central part of the cover part, connected in the direction of the insertion part, protruded to the back surface in the front end part direction, and provided with a locking piece for locking to the insertion string between the strings. The lace shoe cover according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein:   The lace shoe cover according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a lace portion is printed on the surface of the lace shoe cover and waterproofed.

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