JP3198641U - Felt anti-slip device for mountaineering shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

An anti-slip device for felt for mounting on a mountain climbing shoe is provided. SOLUTION: Using a felt having a thickness of about 5 mm as a base material, a flange 20 that projects in five directions, the front end side, both ends on the center side, and both ends on the lower side, is integrated with the body part covering the front half of the shoe sole. The main body 10 is formed by the elastic band 30 and the elastic band 30 connected to the collar, and the elastic band 30 is fastened at one point on the shoe where each elastic band intersects. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention mainly relates to the structure of an anti-slip device for felt (including non-woven fabric) for use on mountain climbing shoes.

  When climbing, felt is effective in wet and slippery environments, such as walking through a wooden path when it is raining, crossing a mountain stream, passing through a log bridge and a rocky place during rain. In this case, it is best to wear swamp shoes or fishing shoes. However, the felt on the normal mountain road hurts and it becomes troublesome to switch to climbing shoes again. Therefore, it is only necessary that a wearable felt is commercially available, but there is no practical tool that can be attached to a mountain climbing shoe. The reason for this is that if you are a mountain climber, you've been neglected to compensate for some danger with technology. However, since the number of beginners and elderly people is rapidly increasing due to the recent mountain climbing boom, countermeasures against the above-mentioned dangerous places are being pressed.

  There is a prior art called “shoe slip prevention device” in which similarities are found in the present invention. This is excellent in that it is compact and can be attached to mountain climbing shoes, but the effect is weak in the above-mentioned environment because the anti-slip surface has a frame shape. In addition, there are numerous other applications, but these are mainly intended for use on snow and ice roads on ordinary roads. The present invention relates to an anti-slip device for attaching a felt to a mountaineering shoe in an outdoor environment where the felt is most effective.

Japanese Patent Publication No. 11-155607

  Felt anti-skids have a fate of limited use and are new tools that do not exist in the outdoor market, so it is not easy to get a certain demand. Therefore, it is necessary to find a structure that can be trusted as a practical tool because it is not only easy to attach and detach, small and light, and low cost, but also to be stably attached to mountaineering shoes to withstand mountain streams and mudways. The present invention aims to solve all these problems.

  The present invention uses a felt of about 5 mm thick as a base material, and as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, with the body part covering the front half of the shoe sole as the center, the front end side, the center side both ends, and the lower side both ends The body is formed by integrally forming a rib protruding in the five directions, and the elastic band connected to the collar. As shown in FIG. 2, the elastic band is fastened at one point on the shoe. This is a felt skid for mountain climbing shoes.

  This product features a simple structure in which the main body with five-direction brim is connected to the elastic band using felt as a base material, and the problems of small size, light weight and low cost are fully solved, and the front half of the shoe sole is The flatness and durability of the felt, which is about 5 mm thick, is also satisfactory. In addition, the elastic band is economical because it does not step on the ground with a brim bent on the side of the shoe, and the fragile body can be used on both sides as it is. In addition, since each elastic band is fastened at one point on the shoe, it is possible to perform one-touch wearing only by putting it on the toe of the shoe so as to attract the product.

It is a side view at the time of mounting this product on a mountaineering shoe. It is a top view at the time of mounting this product on a mountaineering shoe. It is explanatory drawing seen from the shoe sole at the time of mounting | wearing a mountaineering shoe with this product. It is a top view which shows a main body shape.

  In carrying out the present invention, any method of connecting the collar 20 and the elastic band 30 may be used, such as caulking, sewing, or a connection ring. Further, the body portion 10 of the main body is equipped with a claw bracket or the like, and can be freely applied to a slipper for another purpose.

10: trunk part of main body 20: collar 30: elastic band 40: caulking stop part 50: climbing shoes

Claims (1)

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the felt is about 5 mm thick, and as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, centering on the body part covering the front half of the shoe sole, the tip side, the center side both ends, and the lower side both ends in five directions Consists of a main body with a protruding collar integrally formed and an elastic band connected to the collar, and as shown in FIG. 2, the elastic band is structured to be fastened at one point on the shoe. Felt anti-slip device for mountain climbing shoes.

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