JP3161695U - Wearing convolution high socks - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To suppress instability of the foot by moderately tightening the lower leg and assist the muscles with ease of walking by the rotation effect, thereby making the person aware of the correct posture of the body and the comfort of balance. Providing pressure swivel high socks that can be used. In a high sock 10 having a foot part 12 to be attached to a foot, a leg part 14 to be attached to a lower leg, and a rubber band part 16, between the lower end of the leg part and the lower end of the rubber band part, A pressure application region 18 for applying pressure to the lower leg is provided, and the leg part is attached to the lower leg by twisting the leg portion outward or inward so that the pressure application region applies pressure and torsional force to the calf. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a pressure-rotating knee socks that suppresses instability of the foot by appropriately tightening the lower leg (portion from the knee to the ankle) and that assists muscles with ease by walking.

  Conventionally, the thing of patent document 1 is proposed as a wearing high socks which applies a pressure to a leg and a leg. The pressure socks of Patent Document 1 is a pressure socks consisting of a leg portion, an ankle portion, a heel portion, and a foot portion including an arch portion, each of which includes a mouth rubber portion, a front shin side and a rear bulge shin side. The foot part including the leg part, the ankle part and the arch part is knitted by using a spun yarn for the front yarn, a filament twist yarn for the back yarn, and an insertion yarn made of an elastic yarn. Knitting by inserting reinforcing yarns into the front and back yarns, and knitting the leg portion from top to bottom in order to shorten the stitch length, and lengthening the stitch length on the shin side, The length of the insertion yarn is knitted by decreasing the leg part from the upper part to the lower part (Claim 1).

  In the pressure socks of Patent Document 1, the leg part is mainly pressed on the bulging shin side, and the ankle part including the arch part is made strong pressure, and the pressure is gradually reduced from the lower part to the upper part of the leg part. The overall venous blood flow is improved, and the recovery from fatigue of the foot is accelerated by the stimulation by this compression force (paragraph 0007).

JP 2005-325486 A

  The correct human posture not only makes the human appearance beautiful, but also draws out the best performance of the body and creates even health. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the correct posture of your body and the comfort of balance.

  However, the compression high socks disclosed in Patent Document 1 are not conscious of the correct posture of the body and the comfort of balance.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and by suppressing the instability of the feet by appropriately tightening the lower leg, it is possible to assist the muscles with ease by walking and assisting the muscles. It is an object of the present invention to provide a pressure-rotating high sock that can make the user feel aware of the correct posture and comfort of balance.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a high sock having a foot part to be attached to a foot, a leg part to be attached to a lower leg, and a rubber band part, and a lower end of the leg part and the rubber band part. A pressure-applying area for applying pressure to the lower leg is provided between the lower end of the leg and the leg part applies pressure and torsional force to the calf by twisting the leg portion outward or inward and attaching it to the lower leg. Providing a pressure swivel high sock characterized by

  In the present invention, the pressure application region may be provided between the lower end of the front surface of the leg portion and the lower end of the rear surface of the mouth rubber portion. Thereby, a pressure and a torsion force can be effectively applied to the calf by the pressure region of the leg portion.

  In the present invention, the pressure-applying region can be substantially V-shaped provided between the front lower end of the leg portion and the rear lower end of the gum rubber portion. Thereby, pressure and torsional force can be more effectively applied to the calf by the pressure region of the leg portion.

  In the present invention, it is appropriate that the leg portion is attached to the lower leg by twisting 160 to 200 ° outward. Thereby, a pressure and a torsion force can be effectively applied to the calf by the pressure region of the leg portion.

  In the present invention, a pressure-applying region that extends from the rear end of the foot portion to the vicinity of the front end and applies pressure to the foot can be provided on the upper surface of the foot portion. If it does in this way, ease of walking can be improved according to the contact pressure area of the foot part.

  In the present invention, a pinhole stripe region in which pinholes are arranged in a stripe shape can be formed between the pressure region of the leg portion and the pressure region of the foot portion. If it does in this way, the above-mentioned pinhole stripe area will make it easy to fit a pressure rotation rotation socks to a leg and a leg.

  The pressure-rotating high socks of the present invention suppress the instability of the feet by moderately tightening the lower leg and can help the muscles to walk easily by the rotation effect. It can make you feel comfortable.

It is a front view before leg part rotation which shows one Embodiment of the pressure | pressure rotation convolution high socks which concern on this invention. It is a rear view before leg part rotation which shows the same embodiment. It is a front view after the leg part rotation which shows the same embodiment. It is a rear view after the leg part rotation which shows the same embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. 1 to 4 show an embodiment of a pressure-rotating high sock according to the present invention. FIG. 1 is a front view before the leg portion is rotated, FIG. 2 is a rear view before the leg portion is rotated, and FIG. 3 is a leg portion. FIG. 4 is a front view after the rotation of the leg portion.

  The pressure-rotating knee socks 10 of this example includes a foot portion 12 to be attached to a foot, a leg portion 14 to be attached to a lower leg, a rubber band portion 16, and a sole portion (not shown) made of a pile fabric. . In addition, the material of said each part can be selected suitably.

  In the pressurizing and rotating high socks 10 of this example, a substantially V-shaped leg portion pressurizing region 18 is provided between the lower end of the front surface of the leg portion 14 and the lower end of the rear surface of the mouth rubber portion 16. The leg part pressure region 18 applies a stronger pressure to the lower leg than the other regions of the leg part 14 and can adjust the pressure by selecting a material and a sewing method.

  The pressurizing and rotating high socks 10 of the present example are provided on the upper surface of the foot portion 12 with a foot portion pressure region 20 that extends from the rear end of the foot portion 12 to the vicinity of the front end and applies pressure to the foot. The foot portion pressure region 20 applies a stronger pressure to the foot than the other regions of the foot portion 12, and the pressure can be adjusted by selecting a material and a sewing method.

  In the pressurizing and rotating socks 10 of this example, a pinhole stripe region 22 in which pinholes (small holes) are arranged in a stripe shape is formed between the leg portion pressurization region 18 and the foot portion pressurization region 20. Yes.

  In this example, the pressure-rotating high socks 10 are configured such that the leg portion 14 is twisted outwardly by 160 to 200 °, more preferably about 180 °, to be attached to the lower leg, whereby the leg portion pressure region 18 is applied to the calf. It applies torsional force. In this case, after wearing the high socks 10 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the leg portion 14 may be twisted as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and the high socks 10 may be worn while twisting the leg portion 14. Also good.

The pressure-rotating knee socks 10 of this example suppresses the instability of the foot by appropriately tightening the lower leg and can assist the muscles with ease of walking due to the rotating effect, which enables correct posture and balance of one's body. Can make you feel conscious. More specifically, the high sock 10 of this example has the following effects.
(1) Effect by leg part pressure region 18 Each time the leg part pressure region 18 walks, it comfortably stimulates the calf and promotes the blood pumping action of the lower leg.
The leg part pressure region 18 is rotated outwardly from the ankle to the knee, thereby enabling correct balanced walking.
-Leg part pressure region 18 turns the outer side from the ankle to the knee, thereby eliminating the slack of the calf and supporting the calf firmly.
(2) Effect by the foot part pressure region 20-The foot part pressure region 20 applies pressure to the upper surface of the foot, thereby improving the ease of walking.
(3) Effect by the pinhole stripe region 22-The pinhole stripe region 22 enhances the breathability of the instep portion of the foot, and the high socks 10 are worn so that the pinhole stripe region 22 is located at the center of the ankle when worn. The high socks 10 can be easily fitted to the lower leg and the foot.
(4) Effect by the sole part The sole part made of the pile fabric alleviates the impact applied to the foot and the lower leg.

  The pressurizing and rotating socks of the present invention are not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made. For example, the shapes of the leg part pressure region 18 and the foot part pressure region 20 can be appropriately selected.

10 Pressure Rotating Knee Socks 12 Foot 14 Leg 16 Rubber Port 18 Leg Pressure Area 20 Foot Pressure Area 22 Pinhole Stripe Area

Claims (6)

  A high sock having a foot part to be attached to a foot, a leg part to be attached to a lower leg, and a rubber band part, wherein pressure is applied to the lower leg between the lower end of the leg part and the lower end of the rubber band part. An applied pressure rotating knee sock characterized in that an applied pressure area is provided, and the leg area applies a pressure and a torsional force to the calf by twisting the leg portion outward or inward and attaching to the lower leg.   2. The pressure swirl high socks according to claim 1, wherein the pressure application area is provided between a front lower end of the leg part and a rear lower end of the rubber band part.   3. The pressure swirl high socks according to claim 1, wherein the pressure region is a substantially V-shaped one provided between a lower front end of the leg portion and a rear lower end of the rubber band portion.   The pressure-rotating knee socks according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the leg portion is twisted outward by 160 to 200 ° and attached to the lower leg.   The pressurization rotating high socks according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a pressure-applying region is provided on an upper surface of the foot part so as to extend from the rear end of the foot part to the vicinity of the front end and apply pressure to the foot.   6. The pressure convolution high socks according to claim 5, wherein a pinhole stripe region in which pinholes are arranged in a stripe shape is formed between the pressure region of the leg portion and the pressure region of the foot portion.

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