JP3219534U - Footwear bottom - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a bottom of footwear capable of taking an optimal posture for defecation without using a pedestal.
The shape of the bottom of the footwear is higher (thicker) on the toe side 7 than on the heel side 8. Further, the shape of the bottom of the footwear is such that the lateral diameter / longitudinal diameter of the outer bottom 2 is longer than the lateral diameter / vertical diameter of the inner bottom 1, and the area of the outer bottom 2 is larger than the area of the inner bottom 1.
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Description

  In order to ease the optimal defecation posture, the present invention makes the bottom shape of the footwear to be worn during defecation thicker (higher) on the toe side than the heel side, and outside the inner diameter of the inner and lower sides. The present invention relates to the shape of footwear bottoms (toe-lifting / outer bottom-enlarged footwear bottoms) in which the horizontal and vertical diameters of the bottom are long and the outer bottom area of the footwear is larger than the inner bottom area.

  There are many people who suffer from constipation. The Japanese Society of Gastroenterology Association Study Group Chronic Constipation Diagnosis and Treatment Study Group (ed.) “Chronic Constipation Clinical Practice Guidelines” describes the optimal posture for facilitating defecation. In order to take an optimal posture, it is recommended to put both feet on the pedestal.

Japanese Society of Gastroenterology Association Study Group for Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Constipation (edition) “Clinical Guidelines for Chronic Constipation” Nanedo 2017

    In the chronic constipation medical practice guidelines, it is recommended to raise both legs by placing both feet on a pedestal to take a posture that facilitates defecation, but placing a pedestal in a narrow toilet is an obstacle. Therefore, the shape of the bottom of the footwear was devised so that the optimal posture of defecation can be taken without using a pedestal.

  In order to take an optimal posture during defecation, it is only necessary to raise both feet in order to raise both feet. However, if the feet are simply thicker (higher), the feet will become unstable, and tripping and falls will occur. The danger of increases. In order to solve the instability caused by thickening (or increasing) the bottom, the width and length of the outer bottom are longer than the width and length of the inner bottom, and the outer bottom area of footwear is larger than the inner bottom area. It was devised to ensure stability by doing. In addition, it is not performed because it becomes difficult to walk with normal footwear. By raising the toe side more than the heel side, a better defecation posture can be taken, so the toe side has the bottom thickness (height) on the heel side. I devised it to be thicker (higher) than the side.

  It is possible to take a posture suitable for defecation only by wearing footwear of the shape of the present invention without placing a pedestal in a narrow toilet.

It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the bottom of footwear. It is the figure which looked at the bottom of footwear from the upper surface. It is a cross-sectional view in the transverse direction of the bottom of the footwear. It is a photograph of a model with a kin on the bottom of footwear.

  The bottom of the footwear such as sandals and slippers is formed into the shape of the bottom of the footwear of the present invention.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes the upper surface (inner bottom) of the bottom of the footwear in contact with the foot, and 2 denotes the lower surface (outer bottom) of the bottom of the footwear that adheres to the floor (ground). 3 is the length of the longest diameter in the direction from the toe side 7 to the heel side 8 with reference to the length in the direction parallel to this, and 4 is the length in the direction perpendicular to the vertical diameter and the horizontal diameter. 5 is the thickness (height) of the bottom of the footwear and is defined as the length from the upper surface (inner bottom) 1 to the lower surface (outer bottom) 2. 6 is a portion where the thickness (height) of the bottom of the footwear can be seen on the side of the footwear. As an example, the horizontal diameter / longitudinal diameter of the outer bottom 2 is made 3 cm longer than the horizontal diameter / vertical diameter of the inner bottom 1 in all portions of the bottom of the footwear. Further, the thickness (height) 5 of the toe side 7 is 10 cm, the thickness (height) of the heel side 8 is 5 cm, and the lower surface (outer bottom) 2 is in contact with the ground so that the entire surface is in contact with the ground. Bottom) 1 can be inclined.

1 Upper surface (inner bottom) of the bottom of footwear
2 Bottom surface of footwear (outer sole)
3 Vertical diameter 4 Horizontal diameter 5 Footwear bottom thickness (height)
6 Footwear bottom side surface 7 Toe side 8 heel side 9 Footwear bottom body 10 Foot 11 1st heel 12 5th heel

Claims (2)

  A bottom of footwear characterized in that the shape of the bottom of the footwear is higher (thicker) on the toe side than on the heel side.   The bottom of the footwear is characterized in that the shape of the bottom of the footwear is such that the horizontal diameter / longitudinal diameter of the outer bottom is longer than the horizontal diameter / longitudinal diameter of the inner bottom, and the area of the outer bottom is larger than the area of the inner bottom.