JP3153108U - Portable disposable slippers insole - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a portable disposable slipper insole capable of absorbing a difference in foot shape by a person by forming bellows on both sides. By forming a plurality of folded bellows-like shapes 2 on both sides of a slipper insole made of a piece of paper or scientific fiber paper, the straight line is changed into a curved line so that the slipper insole and the user's foot shape Fit. Further, by inserting the foot and slipper insole into the slipper, the portable disposable slipper insole is formed in a form that is difficult to come off or torn from the slipper by deformation of the shape of both ends of the slipper insole. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a portable disposable slipper insole that eliminates discomfort caused by contact between a slipper and a foot used by an unspecified number of people such as going out and infection of unsanitary bacteria.

  Traditionally, except for luxury hotels, luxury inns or high-grade class airplanes, slippers used by an unspecified number of people can not be trusted even if they are written as disinfected. The reality is that the same slippers must be used immediately after the ringworm bacteria holders use them.

A conventional slipper insole is composed of a curved line and a rugged shape, and it is difficult to synchronize with the foot shape of all people and the strength from weight is weak.
Actual application 2003-272828

  The size of the slippers insole.

  The strength of the slippers insole.

  Slipper insole shape

  In the present invention, by forming bellows on both sides of the insole, the straight line can be changed into a curved line to suit the foot shape of each person.

  In the present invention, by forming bellows on both sides of the insole, it is possible to disperse the force from the foot in the slipper and prevent the insole from being torn.

  Since the slipper insole of the present invention is disposable and simplifies the shape, the insole prevents the slipper from falling off the slipper when the toe of the insole breaks its shape at the tip of the slipper.

  The present invention and portable disposable slippers insole can prevent infection and discomfort of bacteria from slippers used by unspecified majority, and can have foot hygiene management and consciousness.

  According to the first aspect, by forming a plurality of folded bellows, it is possible to provide strength from a simple shape that has never been achieved.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, a slipper and an insole are formed by providing a gap in the adhesive portion to prevent the slippage.

  In claim 3, since it is a portable disposable slipper insole made of a piece of paper or chemical fiber paper, it becomes a promotional item instead of a pocket tissue which prints and distributes advertisements of companies and stores on the insole.

Exploded view of portable disposable slippers insole Top plan view showing usage Three-dimensional view showing usage Inside view showing usage Fig. 1 development before assembly glue Exploded view of carrying state

  1 or 2 of FIG. 1, 3 of FIG. 1, 4 of FIG. 1, 6 of FIG. 1, 7 of FIG. 1, and 8 of FIG. 1 are formed from the paper of FIG. A slipper insole is formed by bonding the parts.

  Insert 8 into the slipper from 8 in FIG. 3, hook 7 in FIG. 3 on the upper part of the slipper, and insert the foot into the insole.

  Before inserting the insole, the two corners of FIG. 3 are bent into a triangle and inserted, so that the slipper and the insole are further adhered to prevent the insole from falling off.

  In FIG. 6, the portable slipper insole is folded in three, placed in an existing pocket tissue packaging cover, and made into a promotional item with two pairs.

  In this recession, there are a variety of commercial tactics for companies, but the reality is that those who receive it in their own pocket tissue distribution on the street corner don't feel or need it very much.

  By attaching company names and commercials to things that consumers feel necessary, awareness and purchasing motivation can be improved, and at the same time, the recipient can manage the hygiene of their feet.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bottom part 2 Side bellows part 3 Side part and back part reinforcement part 4 Side part and back part adhesion part 5 Back part 6 Folding part 7 Folding reinforcement part 8 Toe tip part

Claims (3)

By forming multiple folded bellows on both sides of the slipper insole, changing the straight line into a curve, fitting the slipper and the user's foot shape, and simultaneously inserting the corners of the bellows and the foot into the insole Disposable slippers insole that is hard to come off from the slippers due to deformation of the shape on both sides. Insole center joint part in upper part In Fig. 5-4, in order to make it easy to form a curve along the instep by having a gap from the left and right, it is easy to sandwich the upper part of the slipper upper by the folded part, The insole bag-like part prevents the slippers from entering too much. The present invention consists of a piece of paper or chemical fiber paper, and the tip piece 8 in FIG. 3 is the same size as a piece of pocket tissue, so it can be carried as a tri-fold as shown in FIG. Direct printing can be used for corporate commercials and promotional items.

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