JP4907979B2 - Shoe rack - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a shoe rack that accommodates fishing shoes and the like.

In order to prevent the feet from slipping on rocky or wet places, many anglers have traditionally used fishing shoes with a slip-resistant felt attached to the sole and spikes embedded in the felt. When fishing is finished with such a fishing shoe, the shoe sole is in a state of containing a large amount of moisture.
For this reason, conventionally, a waterproof shoe rack that accommodates the wet fishing shoes has been used, and the wet fishing shoes are prevented from coming into contact with other loads using the shoe rack.

In recent years, for such a shoe rack, there has been a demand for a function to accommodate wet fishing shoes while drying the fishing shoes quickly. A shoe case is disclosed in which a body or a water-permeable and breathable material having a large number of holes is formed, and a bottom lid formed of a water-impervious material is further detachably attached to the bottom of the container.
Thus, according to this shoe rack, the fishing shoe is accommodated on the net, so that the entire shoe sole can be dried in a short time because it touches the air, and by attaching the sole lid, The water contained in the bottom did not drip to the outside, and it was possible to carry wet fishing shoes with peace of mind.
JP 2005-323781 A

However, in the above shoe case, the bottom of a container made of a water-permeable and breathable material such as a net is weak in strength, and the center side of the container is recessed by the weight of the fishing shoe after long-term use, The stored fishing shoes cannot be stably placed, and the fishing shoes are liable to fall down.
The present invention has been devised in view of such a situation, and provides a shoe rack capable of drying a shoe sole of a wet shoe in a short time and storing a shoe stably. With the goal.

To achieve such purpose, the shoe insertion according to claim 1, the interior of the container body, The rewritable mounted insole having a water permeability at a gap between the bottom of the container body, wherein in A notch is made in the center of the bottom, and this is bent toward the bottom of the container body to support the center of the middle bottom and a support portion made of a protrusion that holds the gap between the bottom of the container body and the middle bottom. It is provided.
The invention according to claim 2, At a shoe in of claim 1, the movement regulating member of the insole is provided on the bottom of the front Kiyo body, the movement regulating member, provided with the protrusion It is characterized by being inserted into a notch in the insole that opens after a while.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when the wet shoe is accommodated in the insole, the support portion secures a gap between the insole and the bottom, and the insole is breathable. The entire bottom touches the air and dries in a short time. At this time, since the support portion prevents the depression of the center of the insole due to the weight of the shoes, it is possible to dry wet fishing shoes etc. while they are in the shoe rack, and even if they are used for a long time, The center of the insole does not dent due to the weight, and the shoes can be stably stored.

According to the invention of claim 2 , since the movement of the insole is restricted by the movement restricting member, the shoe can be more reliably and stably accommodated.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
1 to 3 show a first embodiment of a shoe rack according to claims 1 and 2 , in which 1 is a waterproof property formed of a synthetic resin sheet 3 such as ethylene vinyl acetate or vinyl chloride. The container body 1 is formed in a box shape having a bottom portion 5 and side surfaces 7, 9, 11, and 13 so that the inside is a storage portion, and a storage port 15 is opened at the top. .

  A lid body 17 formed of the same material as the container body 1 is connected to the upper outer periphery of the rear side surface 11 via a hinge member 19 made of a synthetic resin sheet. When the cover 17 is put on the storage port 15 (when the storage port 15 is closed by the cover 17), a skirt portion (side wall) 21 covering the upper outer periphery of the container body 1 is extended along the outer periphery, Further, a belt-like handle 23 for transportation is attached to the upper center of the lid body 17.

Further, the upper part of the side surface of the container body 1, that is, the upper part of the synthetic resin sheet 3 constituting the front and rear side surfaces 7 and 11 and the left and right side surfaces 9 and 13, is rectangular in plan view made of metal or synthetic resin as shown in FIG. The folded pieces 27 are folded outward by the shape frame 25, and the folded pieces 27 are joined to the outer sides of the side surfaces 7, 9, 11, and 13 except for the ends by welding.
Accordingly, the peripheral edge of the storage port 15 has flexibility and flexibility depending on the characteristics of the material itself, and the frame 25 increases the strength of the container body 1 and maintains the shape of the storage port 15.

The tapes 31 and 33 of the fastener 29 are sewn between the end portions of the folded pieces 27 and the end portions of the skirt portion 21, and the operation portion 35 of the fastener 29 is connected to the hinge member as shown in FIG. When it is moved to 19, the lid 17 is opened and the storage port 15 is fully opened.
Further, in FIGS. 2 and 3, reference numeral 37 denotes a net-like (mesh shape) insole formed of a plate material such as a synthetic resin, and each of the peripheral parts of the insole 37 as shown in the figure. The projecting pieces 39 and 41 having the same height are bent in the direction of the bottom 5 of the container body 1, and the projecting pieces 39 and 41 abut against the bottom 5 and are located between the midsole 37 and the bottom 5. A gap S is secured in the gap.

Furthermore, two projecting pieces (support portions) 43 and 45 formed by making a pair of U-shaped cuts and bending them in the direction of the bottom portion 5 are provided on the center side of the insole 37. As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, two cutouts 47 and 49 having a rectangular shape in plan view are opened in the midsole 37 by bending the two protruding pieces 43 and 45 in this way.
On the other hand, in the center of the bottom portion 5 of the container body 1 corresponding to the notches 47 and 49, fasteners (such as hooks and velvet fasteners) 51a and 51b that can be engaged with each other are attached from both ends. The center portion of the belt body (movement restricting member) 53 is welded, and as shown in FIG. 3, both end sides 53a and 53b of the belt body 53 are inserted into the notches 47 and 49, respectively, and are fastened. When the tools 51 a and 51 b are fastened on the upper side of the midsole 37, the belt body 53 regulates the upward movement of the midsole 37.

At this time, as shown in FIG. 3, when the protruding pieces 43 and 45 abut against the bottom 5 of the container body 1 via the belt body 53 and the fishing shoe 55 is placed on the midsole 37, The center of the insole 37 is prevented from being depressed to prevent the fishing shoe 55 from tilting, and together with the protrusions 39 and 41 described above, it functions as a support part that secures a gap S between the insole 37 and the bottom 5. It is like that.
Although not shown, felt is attached to the sole of the fishing shoe 55, and spikes are embedded in the felt.

Since the shoe rack 57 according to the present embodiment is configured as described above, in order to use the shoe rack 57, first, as shown in FIG. 53 a and 53 b are inserted into the notches 47 and 49, respectively, and the fastening devices 51 a and 51 b are fastened on the upper side of the midsole 37. Thus, the belt body 53 restricts the upward movement of the midsole 37.
Then, the fishing shoes 55 are accommodated on the insole 37, the lid body 17 is put on the accommodation opening 15 as shown in FIG. 1, the fastener 29 is tightened, and the shoe holder 57 is carried to the fishing ground. The projecting pieces 43 and 45 abut against the bottom portion 5 of the container body 1 via the belt body 53 to prevent the fishing shoe 55 from indenting at the center of the insole 37 and preventing the fishing shoe 55 from tilting.

  Further, when the fishing is finished, the sole of the fishing shoe 55 contains a large amount of moisture, but if the wet fishing shoe 55 is accommodated on the insole 37 as shown in FIG. The gaps S are secured between the insole 37 and the bottom part 5 by the pieces 39, 41, 43, 45, and since the insole 37 is air permeable, the entire shoe sole touches the air and dries in a short time. It will be. And since the container main body 1 has waterproofness, the water dripped on the bottom part 5 does not leak outside, and the wet fishing shoes 55 can be carried in peace.

At this time, the protrusions 43 and 45 abut against the bottom 5 of the container body 1 via the belt body 53, thereby preventing a depression in the center of the insole 37 due to the weight of the fishing shoe 55 and tilting the fishing shoe 55. In addition, even when used for a long time, the projecting pieces 43 and 45 prevent the depression of the center of the insole 37 due to the weight of the fishing shoe 55.
As described above, according to the present embodiment, the wet fishing shoes 55 can be dried while being put in the shoe rack 57, and the center of the insole 37 is recessed due to the weight of the fishing shoes 55 even when used for a long time. In addition, the movement of the insole 37 is restricted by the belt body 53, so that the fishing shoes 55 can be stably accommodated.

4 and 5 show a second embodiment of a shoe rack according to claims 1 and 2 , wherein 59 and 61 correspond to the notches 47 and 49 opened in the insole 37 described above. A protrusion (movement restricting member) formed by hot press molding on the bottom portion 5-1 of the container main body 1-1. Both protrusions 59 and 61 protrude upward and engage with notches 47 and 49 at the top. Thus, engaging portions 63 and 65 having a rectangular shape in a plan view that are flush with the insole 37 are formed, and step portions 67 and 69 that abut against and support the back side of the insole 37 are formed. ing.

The container body 1-1 is formed of the same material as the container body 1 described above.
When the engaging portions 63 and 65 are thus engaged with the notches 47 and 49 and the back surface side of the midsole 37 is supported by the stepped portions 67 and 69, the projecting pieces 39 and 41 provided on the midsole 37 are provided. , 43 and 45 directly contact the bottom portion 5-1 of the container body 1-1 to secure a gap S between the middle bottom 37 and the bottom portion 5-1 together with the protrusions 59 and 61, respectively. The joint portions 63 and 65 are engaged with the notches 47 and 49 to prevent the inner bottom 37 from rattling in the circumferential direction.

Since other configurations of the present embodiment are the same as those of the embodiment of FIG. 1, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.
Since the shoe holder 57-1 according to this embodiment is configured as described above, in order to use it, the insole 37 is placed in the container body 1 as shown in FIG. If the engagement parts 63 and 65 are engaged with the rotation stop, the upward movement of the insole 37 and the movement in the circumferential direction are restricted.

  Then, the projecting pieces 39, 41, 43, and 45 are brought into direct contact with the bottom portion 5-1 of the container body 1-1, and a gap S is secured between the middle bottom 37 and the bottom portion 5-1 together with the projecting portions 59 and 61. Therefore, when fishing is finished and the wet fishing shoe 55 is accommodated on the insole 37 as shown in FIG. 5, the entire shoe sole is exposed to air and dries in a short time. And since the container main body 1-1 has waterproofness, the water dripped on the bottom part 5-1 does not leak outside, and the wet fishing shoes 55 can be carried in peace.

Thus, at this time, the projecting pieces 43 and 45 are in direct contact with the bottom portion 5-1 of the container body 1-1, and the step portions 67 and 69 are in contact with and support the back surface side of the inner bottom 37. In combination with this, the depression at the center of the insole 37 due to the weight of the fishing shoes 55 is prevented for a long period of time.
Therefore, according to this embodiment, the wet fishing shoes 55 can be dried while being put in the shoe holder 57-1, and the center of the insole 37 is not dented by the weight of the fishing shoes 55 due to long-term use. In addition, the fishing shoes 55 can be stably accommodated together with the movement of the insole 37 being restricted by the protrusions 59 and 61.

  In the first and second embodiments, the midsole 37 is formed of a net-like (mesh-like) plate material made of a synthetic resin having water permeability. However, the synthetic resin having water permeability provided with a large number of water passage holes is used. It may be formed of a plate made of metal, and instead of the protruding pieces 39 and 41, locking portions are formed on the side and bottom of the container main body, and the peripheral portion of the midsole is supported by these locking portions. And you may hold | maintain a clearance gap between an insole and the bottom part of a container main body with the protrusions 43 and 45. FIG.

FIG. 3 is an overall perspective view of a shoe rack according to the first embodiment of claim 1 and claim 2 . It is a disassembled perspective view of the shoe case shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing of the shoe case shown in FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view of the shoe case which concerns on 2nd embodiment of Claim 1 and Claim 2 . It is sectional drawing of the shoe case shown in FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1, 1-1 Container body 3 Synthetic resin sheet 5, 5-1 Bottom 7, 9, 11, 13 Side 15 Storage port 17 Cover 25 Frame 29 Fastener 37 Middle bottom 39, 41, 43, 45 Protruding pieces 47, 49 Notches 51a, 51b Fasteners 53 Belt bodies 55 Fishing shoes 57, 57-1 Shoe holders 59, 61 Protruding parts 63, 65 Engaging parts 67, 69 Steps

Claims (2)

The interior of the container body, the insole having a water permeability The rewritable mounted with a gap between the bottom of the container body, an incision in the center of the insole, which to the bottom direction of the container body A shoe rack comprising a support portion formed of a projecting piece that is bent to support the central portion of the insole and to maintain a gap between the bottom portion of the container body and the insole. The shoe according to claim 1 , wherein a movement restricting member for an insole is provided at a bottom portion of the container body, and the movement restricting member is inserted through a notch in an insole that is opened after the protruding piece is provided. Get in.

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