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本発明は、魚釣りや運動等のレジャ−に用いるフエルト製靴底の改良に関する。 The present invention relates to an improvement in a felt shoe sole used for fishing, exercise, or other leisure activities.
川や海などの水辺や水中を歩行するときに苔などに足を取られやすいため、フエルト製の靴底を有する靴が用いられている。
例えば、釣りにおいては、フエルト製の靴底を有する短靴、長靴、足袋、サンダル、ウエ−ダ−など様々な種類の靴が用いられている。
これらの靴は、その靴底の形状に合致した形状に形成された板状のフエルト製の靴底を有し、靴本体に接着されていたり、着脱して交換できるようになっており、交換用靴底も販売されている。
この様なフエルト製の靴底の靴を使用すると、歩行中の滑りはなくなるが、フエルトの減りが早いという問題がある。
Shoes that have felt soles are used because they can easily get their feet on moss and the like when walking in waterside or underwater such as a river or the sea.
For example, in fishing, various types of shoes such as boots, boots, socks, sandals, and waders having felt soles are used.
These shoes have a plate-like felt shoe sole formed in a shape that matches the shape of the shoe sole, and can be attached to the shoe body or attached and removed for replacement. Shoe soles are also sold.
When such a felt shoe sole is used, slipping during walking is eliminated, but there is a problem that the felt is reduced quickly.
例えば、とくに、使い始めに、踵の繊維が踵後端部から引き出されてしまい減りが早く、接地面側がほとんど減っていないにもかかわらず、側面部側が数回の使用で靴本体が地面に接するほど減ってしまうことがある。
そこで、以下の提案がされている。
For example, especially at the beginning of use, the heel fiber is pulled out from the back end of the heel and decreases quickly. It may decrease as you touch.
Therefore, the following proposals have been made.
特許文献１の公報にはフエルト製の靴底に金属製のステープルを刺着したことが記載されている。
ところが、ステープルを設けるとこれが接地する分フエルトの摩耗は少なくなっても金属製のステープルを残してその周辺のフエルトはほつれてしまうためフエルトの減りは早い。
However, when the staple is provided, even if the wear of the felt is reduced due to the contact with the staple, the felt of the felt is rapidly reduced because the felt of the surrounding area is frayed leaving the metallic staple.
解決しようとする課題は、金属製のステープルを刺着したフエルト製の靴底はフエルトの摩耗による減りが少ないが、繊維がほつれやすく減るのが早いことである。 The problem to be solved is that the sole made of felt in which metal staples are pierced is less likely to decrease due to wear of the felt, but the fibers tend to fray more quickly.
本発明の目的は前記欠点に鑑み、靴底の繊維のほつれを少なくして耐久性を向上したフエルト製靴底を提供することである。 In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, an object of the present invention is to provide a felt shoe sole having improved durability by reducing fraying of the sole fiber.
上記課題を解決するために、
請求項１に係わる本発明は、合成樹脂繊維を含むフエルト製靴底の後端部の角部が面取りされて後方になるにつれて上面側へ傾斜する傾斜部が形成されており、前記傾斜部の表面部が溶融硬化部で覆われていることを要旨とするものである。
To solve the above problem,
The present invention according to claim 1 is formed with an inclined portion that is inclined to the upper surface side as the corner portion of the rear end portion of the felt shoe sole including the synthetic resin fiber is chamfered and becomes rearward, and the surface of the inclined portion. The gist is that the part is covered with the melt-cured part .
請求項１の本発明により、踵部の後端部に設けた傾斜部により、踵部の後端部が歩行中に接地しにくくなり、傾斜部表面を覆った溶融硬化部が維持され易い。このため、使用開始後すぐに繊維がほつれることが防止され、溶融硬化部の破損が防止される。 According to the first aspect of the present invention, the inclined portion provided at the rear end portion of the heel portion makes it difficult for the rear end portion of the heel portion to come into contact with the ground during walking, and the melt-hardened portion covering the surface of the inclined portion is easily maintained. For this reason, it is prevented that the fibers are frayed immediately after the start of use, and breakage of the melt-cured portion is prevented.
以下、本発明の実施形態を図面に基づき説明すると、図１から図３は第１実施例で、図１はフエルト製靴底の靴の断面図、図２はフエルト製靴底の底面側の斜視図、図３はフエルト製靴底の後端部拡大断面図である。 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 3 are first examples, FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a shoe made of felt sole, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the bottom side of the felt shoe sole. FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of the rear end of the felt shoe sole.
図１のフエルト製靴底の靴は、靴本体１が布やウレタン等の合成樹脂やネオプレン（登録商標）（クロロプレン）等のゴムなどの柔軟性を有する材料で一体的に形成され、底部１ａの下側に底部材２が固定され、底部材２の下側にフエルト製靴底３が固定されている。フエルト製靴底３は、ポリプロピレン、ポリエチレン等の合成樹脂繊維の集合体にニ−ドルパンチを施し、さらに加圧して上記繊維がランダムに絡み合って形成された板状のフエルト材を靴底形状に合わせて切断したフエルトからなる靴底で、接地面になる底面部３ａとその反対側の靴本体１側に止着する上面部３ｂと周縁に沿って側面部３ｃが形成されている。 The felt shoe sole of FIG. 1 is formed integrally with a flexible material such as a synthetic resin such as cloth or urethane, or rubber such as neoprene (registered trademark) (chloroprene). The bottom member 2 is fixed to the lower side, and the felt shoe sole 3 is fixed to the lower side of the bottom member 2. The felt shoe sole 3 is formed by applying a needle punch to an aggregate of synthetic resin fibers such as polypropylene and polyethylene, and pressurizing the plate-like felt material formed by randomly intertwining the fibers into a shoe sole shape. A shoe sole made of cut felt is formed with a bottom surface portion 3a to be a ground contact surface, an upper surface portion 3b to be fixed to the shoe body 1 on the opposite side, and a side surface portion 3c along the periphery.
繊維は、繊度が２〜４０デニ−ルで、繊維長は、１０〜１００ｍｍを用いて、圧力２００〜１０００Ｎ／ｍ２
で３〜１０分押圧し、密度０．１〜０．３ｇ／ｃｍ３ とし、厚さ５〜３０ｍｍとしたフエルト材を用いている。
The fiber has a fineness of 2 to 40 denier, a fiber length of 10 to 100 mm, and a pressure of 200 to 1000 N / m 2.
Is used for a felt material having a density of 0.1 to 0.3 g / cm 3 and a thickness of 5 to 30 mm.
さらに、フエルト材から切断したフエルト製靴底３の底面部３ａの表面部で、踵部の後端部に、その繊維を構成する合成樹脂の融点より高い温度で加熱されて、溶融された後、硬化されて形成された溶融硬化部Ａが形成されている。
溶融硬化部Ａは、繊維が積層されたフエルト部分より高い密度の合成樹脂層となっている。
Furthermore, at the surface portion of the bottom surface portion 3a of the felt shoe sole 3 cut from the felt material, the rear end portion of the heel portion is heated and melted at a temperature higher than the melting point of the synthetic resin constituting the fiber, A melt-cured portion A formed by curing is formed.
The melt-cured portion A is a synthetic resin layer having a higher density than the felt portion where the fibers are laminated.
溶融硬化部Ａを形成するために、例えば、繊維Ｓがポリプロピレン、ポリエチレンであれば１６０〜１８０度で加熱し、フエルト製靴底３の底面部３ａの表面を溶融させ、その後、冷却又は、常温で放置することで繊維同士が溶着した状態で硬化し、この繊維同士が溶着した部分が繊維を保持する保持部となって繊維の動きを規制し、加熱前の状態より底面部３ａの表面から繊維がほつれないようになる。また、溶融硬化部Ａは繊維同士が溶着した状態で硬化しなくても、溶融した繊維が変形して硬化し、これによって繊維同士が絡みやすくなり互いの移動を規制する。 In order to form the melt-cured part A, for example, if the fiber S is polypropylene or polyethylene, the fiber S is heated at 160 to 180 degrees to melt the surface of the bottom part 3a of the felt shoe sole 3 and then cooled or at room temperature. fibers by standing is cured in a state of being welded, fibers from the fibers becomes a holding portion welded portion to hold the fibers restrict the movement of fibers, the surface of the bottom face portion 3a from the state before heating Will not fray. Further, even if the melt-cured portion A is not cured in a state where the fibers are welded, the melted fibers are deformed and cured, whereby the fibers are easily entangled and the mutual movement is restricted.
溶融硬化部Ａは、図２のようにフエルト製靴底３の底面部３ａの表面部で、踵部の後端部に形成された湾曲部Ｗに沿って連続的に形成され、踵部の後端部の側面部３ｃへ向けて変移する境界部である角部３ｄまで設けられている。
このように底面部３ａの周縁部（角部３ｄに近い領域）に沿って形成することで最も繊維がほつれやすい部分を効率よく補強でき、その中央側に繊維部分を広く残すことが出来るためより滑りが防止できる。
As shown in FIG. 2, the melt-hardened portion A is formed continuously along the curved portion W formed at the rear end portion of the heel portion at the surface portion of the bottom surface portion 3a of the felt shoe sole 3. Up to the corner 3d, which is a boundary that shifts toward the side surface 3c at the end, is provided.
In this way, by forming along the peripheral edge of the bottom surface portion 3a (region close to the corner 3d), it is possible to efficiently reinforce the portion where the fibers are most likely to fray, and the fiber portion can be left wide at the center side. Slip can be prevented.
溶融硬化部Ａは、踵部の後端部、すなわち、靴底の側面部３ｃの左右側面をつなぐ湾曲部Ｗが始まる部分Ｐより後端側に形成され、この部分は、側面部３ｃが後方側を向くため最もフエルトの摩耗やほつれがおきやすく、この湾曲部Ｗが始まる部分Ｐより後端側領域に溶融硬化部Ａを設けると最も効果があがる。 The melt-hardened portion A is formed on the rear end side of the rear end portion of the heel portion, that is, the portion P where the curved portion W connecting the left and right side surfaces of the side surface portion 3c of the shoe sole starts. The felt is most likely to be worn and frayed because it faces toward the side, and it is most effective to provide the melt-hardened portion A in the rear end side region from the portion P where the curved portion W starts.
上記溶融は、図３のようにフエルト製靴底３に加熱装置４で熱風を当てて行うがこのほかに炎を当てたり、また、加熱したコテを近づけたり、接触させるなどして行ってもよい。また、溶融硬化部Ａは、加熱して溶融したゴムやフエルトと同種または異種の合成樹脂を塗布や散布等することによって付着させ、これによってフエルト製靴底３の繊維を加熱して溶融させ、その後、上記ゴムや合成樹脂と共にフエルトの繊維の溶融した部分が硬化することで形成してもよい。この時、硬化したゴムや合成樹脂は可撓性を有し荷重によりフエルト製靴底３が歪むが、これによって繊維が動いても繊維同志がばらけにくくなっている。 The above melting is performed by applying hot air to the felt shoe sole 3 with a heating device 4 as shown in FIG. 3, but in addition to this, it may be performed by applying a flame or bringing a heated iron close to or in contact with it. . In addition, the melt-curing part A is attached by applying or spraying synthetic resin of the same or different type as rubber or felt melted by heating, thereby heating and melting the fibers of the sole 3 made of felt, and then may be formed by melting portions of the fiber both felt and the rubber or synthetic resins are cured. At this time, the cured rubber or synthetic resin is flexible, and the felt shoe sole 3 is distorted by the load. This makes it difficult for the fibers to separate even if the fibers move.
さらに、繊維に付着させたゴムや合成樹脂は繊維同志の間隙に侵入し、含浸された状態で硬化し繊維同志を保持して繋ぎ止める保持部を形成する。
繊維に付着させたゴムや合成樹脂の量を多くすると保持部はゴムや合成樹脂による層を形成する。
また、上記保持部を形成するのであれば、繊維に合成樹脂等の接着剤を付着させ硬化させて形成することもできる。
Further, the rubber or the synthetic resin adhered to the fibers penetrates into the gaps between the fibers and hardens in the impregnated state to form a holding portion that holds and holds the fibers.
When the amount of rubber or synthetic resin adhered to the fiber is increased, the holding portion forms a layer of rubber or synthetic resin.
Moreover, if the said holding | maintenance part is formed, adhesives, such as a synthetic resin, can be made to adhere and harden | cure to a fiber.
第１実施例では溶融硬化部Ａは、靴底３の底面部３ａに設けたが角部３ｄに達していることが好ましく、また、角部３ｄを超えて側面部３ｃに及んで形成しても良い。
溶融硬化部Ａは形成した範囲のすべて溶融するのではなく繊維が残るように溶融して形成しても良く、溶融硬化部Ａ内に空間が形成されていても良い。
このように形成すると、溶融硬化部Ａ自体が可撓性を有し、フエルト製靴底３が歪んでもこの歪みに対応して変形し、溶融硬化部Ａ（保持部）の破損が防止できる。
In the first embodiment, the melt-cured portion A is provided on the bottom surface portion 3a of the shoe sole 3, but preferably reaches the corner portion 3d, and extends beyond the corner portion 3d to the side surface portion 3c. Also good.
The melt-cured portion A may be melted so that the fibers remain instead of melting all of the formed range, or a space may be formed in the melt-cured portion A.
If formed in this manner, the melt-cured portion A itself has flexibility, and even if the felt shoe sole 3 is distorted, the melt-cured portion 3 is deformed corresponding to the strain, and the melt-cured portion A (holding portion) can be prevented from being damaged.
溶融硬化部Ａ（保持部）は、靴底３の底面部３ａの表面部側に設けているため靴を使用するうちに摩耗するが、使用をしてすぐに踵部後端側のフエルトが大きくほつれることが防止され少しずつ摩耗する。
そして、溶融硬化部Ａ（保持部）が摩耗して無くなる頃には上面部３ｂ側に近い部分のフエルト繊維が接地し底面部３ａとなるが、この部分はフエルトの繊維長が短くなり、繊維同志がこれまでの歩行による押圧されているためフエルトの繊維が直接接地してもほつれにくくなっている。
したがって溶融硬化部Ａ（保持部）は、靴底３の底面部３ａの表面部に設け、その反対側の上面部３ｂ側に達するように設けていないが、上記状態のようにフエルトの繊維が歩行によって押圧された状態となってしまえば溶融硬化部Ａ（保持部）は必要が無くなるためより滑りを防止できるフエルトの繊維が直接接地するようにできる。
Since the melt-hardening part A (holding part) is provided on the surface part side of the bottom part 3a of the shoe sole 3, it wears out during use of the shoe. Large fraying is prevented and wears little by little.
When the melt-cured portion A (holding portion) is worn away, the felt fiber in the portion close to the upper surface portion 3b is grounded to become the bottom surface portion 3a. In this portion, the fiber length of the felt is shortened, Comrade has been pressed by walking so far, making it difficult to fray even if the felt fibers are grounded directly.
Therefore, the melt-curing portion A (holding portion) is not provided on the surface portion of the bottom surface portion 3a of the shoe sole 3, and is not provided so as to reach the upper surface portion 3b side on the opposite side. If it becomes the state pressed by walking, the melt-hardened part A (holding part) becomes unnecessary, so that the felt fibers that can prevent slipping can be directly grounded.
また、溶融硬化部Ａは、底面部３ａの他の部分より凹んだ部分を形成し、その凹部内に形成しても良く、このようにすると溶融硬化部Ａが接地しにくくなるため溶融硬化部Ａがすり減りにくく、また、滑りが防止される。 Further, the melt-cured part A may be formed in a recessed part from the other part of the bottom surface part 3a, and may be formed in the recessed part. In this way, the melt-cured part A becomes difficult to be grounded. A is hard to wear out and slipping is prevented.
従来のフエルト製靴底は、使用するうちに踵部後端側の側面部３ｃが外側（後ろ側）に倒されてしまい、この時、踵部後端側の側面部３ｃと底面部３ａの角部３ｄのフエルトからほつれが始まり、これをきっかけに徐々に前側のフエルトがほつれるため踵部後端側が早くフエルト（繊維）が減りやすく、場合によっては、まだ十分な厚味を有しながら側面部３ｃが減ったために靴本体が地面に接しやすくなってしまい交換しなければならないということがあったが、本願構成により、フエルト製靴底３の底面部３ａの後端部が強化されて繊維が倒れ難くなり、また、繊維が抜け難くなって摩耗が防止されたため、フエルト製靴底３の耐久性が上がり従来より長く使用できるようになった。
また、溶融硬化部Ａは、底面部３ａにおいて、側面部３ｃの左側と右側を繋ぐ湾曲部Ｗが始まる部分Ｐより後端側に形成され、それよりも前端側に形成していないので歩行中はフエルト（繊維）部分が接地し滑りが防止される。
In the conventional felt shoe sole, the side part 3c on the rear end side of the buttock is tilted to the outside (rear side) during use, and at this time, the corners of the side part 3c on the rear end side of the heel part and the bottom surface part 3a are used. Fraying starts from the felt of the part 3d, and the felt on the front side gradually loosens as a result of this, so the rear end side of the buttock is easy to reduce the felt (fiber) easily. In some cases, the side surface is still thick enough Since the portion 3c is reduced, the shoe body is likely to be in contact with the ground and must be replaced. However, the rear end portion of the bottom portion 3a of the felt shoe sole 3 is reinforced by the structure of the present application, so that the fibers Since it is difficult to fall down and the fibers are difficult to come out and wear is prevented, the durability of the felt shoe sole 3 is improved and it can be used longer than before.
In addition, the melt-cured portion A is formed on the bottom surface portion 3a on the rear end side from the portion P where the curved portion W connecting the left side and the right side of the side surface portion 3c starts, and is not formed on the front end side. The felt (fiber) part is grounded to prevent slipping.
図４は第２実施例で、フエルト製靴底の底部側斜視図である。 FIG. 4 is a bottom side perspective view of a felt shoe sole according to the second embodiment.
第２実施例では溶融硬化部Ａ１は、図４のようにフエルト製靴底３の底面部３ａの表面部で、踵部の後端部に形成された湾曲部に沿って複数個形成され、この溶融硬化部Ａ１は踵部の後端部の側面部３ｃへ向けて変移する角部３ｄまで僅かに間隔をおいて設けられているが第１実施例と同様に踵部の後端部、すなわち、靴底の側面部３ｃの左右側面をつなぐ湾曲部が始まる部分Ｐより後端側に形成される。
その他の構成は第１実施例と同様である。
In the second embodiment, a plurality of melt-hardened portions A1 are formed on the surface portion of the bottom surface portion 3a of the felt shoe sole 3, as shown in FIG. The melt-hardened portion A1 is provided at a slight distance to the corner portion 3d that shifts toward the side surface portion 3c of the rear end portion of the collar portion, but the rear end portion of the collar portion, that is, like the first embodiment, that is, , Formed on the rear end side from the portion P where the curved portion connecting the left and right side surfaces of the side surface portion 3c of the shoe sole starts.
Other configurations are the same as those of the first embodiment.
図５、図６は第３実施例で、図５はフエルト製靴底の靴の断面図、図６はフエルト製靴底の底部側斜視図である。 5 and 6 show a third embodiment. FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a shoe having a felt shoe sole. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the bottom side of the felt shoe sole.
第３実施例ではフエルト製靴底３の後端部の角部に該当する部分が面取りされて後方になるにつれて上面側（靴本体１側）へ傾斜する傾斜部３ｅが形成されており、この傾斜部３ｅの表面部に溶融硬化部Ａ２が設けられている。 In the third embodiment, a portion corresponding to the corner of the rear end of the felt shoe sole 3 is chamfered to form an inclined portion 3e that is inclined to the upper surface side (the shoe body 1 side) as it becomes rearward. A melt-hardened portion A2 is provided on the surface portion of the portion 3e.
このように角部３ｄが面取りされ、そこが溶融硬化されていると、その部分が歩行中に接地しにくいため使用開始後すぐに繊維がほつれることが防止される。また、傾斜部３ｅに溶融硬化部Ａ２を設けると傾斜部３ｅが接地しにくく、溶融硬化部Ａ２の破損が防止されるため、踵部の後端部のフエルトのほつれがおこりにくくなる。傾斜部３ｅは、湾曲部Ｗが始まる部分Ｐより後端側領域に設ける。 When the corner portion 3d is chamfered and melted and hardened in this manner, it is difficult for the portion to come into contact with the ground during walking, so that the fibers are prevented from fraying immediately after the start of use. Further, when the melt-cured portion A2 is provided in the inclined portion 3e, the inclined portion 3e is difficult to be grounded, and the melt-hardened portion A2 is prevented from being damaged, so that the felt at the rear end of the collar portion is hardly frayed. The inclined portion 3e is provided in the rear end side region from the portion P where the bending portion W starts.
前記説明では靴本体１の底部１ａの下側に取り付けた底部材２の下側にフエルト製靴底３が接着固定された例で述べたが、底部材２とフエルト製靴底３の双方にベルベット式ファスナ−を設けて着脱自在（交換自在）としてもよい。 In the above description, the example in which the felt shoe sole 3 is bonded and fixed to the lower side of the bottom member 2 attached to the lower side of the bottom portion 1a of the shoe body 1 is described. However, both the bottom member 2 and the felt shoe sole 3 are velvet type. Fasteners may be provided to be detachable (replaceable).
本願は、フエルト製靴底に利用できる。 The present application can be used for felt shoe soles.
１ 靴本体
３ フエルト製靴底
３ａ 底面部
３ｃ 側面部
３ｅ 傾斜部
Ａ、Ａ１、Ａ２ 溶融硬化部
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shoe body 3 Felt-made shoe sole 3a Bottom part 3c Side part 3e Inclined part A, A1, A2 Melt hardening part
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