JP5578636B1 - How to use socks with protective pads - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a sock for reducing pain on the sole of a foot caused by an octopus or fish that hurts when walking, bottoms, blisters, or swelling.
SOLUTION Fibers having elasticity in the metatarsal bones or buttocks of the outer surface or inner surface of the sock bottom surface 3 or both parts in order to reduce pain on the sole caused by octopus or fish eyes, bottom blisters, wounds, swellings, etc. Protective pad members 4 and 5 such as rubber, resin and leather (each including synthetics) are affixed, and the sock 1 and the protective pad member are penetrated at locations corresponding to the affected areas 6 and 7 of each person's foot. Openings 61 and 71 are provided.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sock with a protective pad devised to reduce pains such as octopus and fish eyes, bottom blisters, wounds and swelling on the soles.

  Traditionally, scissors or razors are used to relieve pain such as octopus and fish eyes on the soles of the feet.

  A bandage containing salicylic acid is commercially available with a protective pad at a pharmacy.

  There is also a way to order shock mitigation goods for measures against octopus and fish through catalogs and online shopping.

  There is also a way to make insoles for each person.

JP 2005-073981 A JP 2000-106907 A Utility Model No. 2-16741

  The octopus and fish eyes on the soles of the feet are cut off with scissors and razors, but after a few weeks, the skin becomes hard again and the fish eyes appear on the surface with deep roots. The bandages with salicylic acid that can be purchased at pharmacies are provided with a protective pad to protect the pressure on the affected area, but the pad is rubbed by the foot and the body pressure due to body weight movement during walking, causing displacement and the affected area together with the bandage It will not come off and will not be protected. In addition, the shifted adhesive bandage softens normal skin white and peels even healthy skin, causing pain. Also, the pad may not fit the affected area.

  Goods for countermeasures such as octopuses, fish eyes, and bottom blisters that are cataloged and sold online are made of translucent elastomer, nylon, polyurethane, etc., and are intended to reduce the impact of the metatarsal part of the sole. For wearing, one or two ring-shaped items of the same material provided to pass a toe through a part of the goods are provided. However, sweat and weight pressure during walking cause misalignment and stuffiness, and the burden on the toes passed for wearing is great, causing the skin around the toes to turn over and swell, causing a new failure. There is also an impact relief product that is worn in the form of a umbilical cord, but as described above, a long-time wearing may cause a secondary malfunction like a nasal gap.

  It is expensive to make insoles at stores that handle healthy shoes. It can be expensive to buy several types of pumps, sneakers, etc. according to the TPO on the go. Moreover, it is not possible to enter the tatami mats and flooring of shoes in ordinary Japanese houses, so expensive expenses are limited only when going out.

“Footwear and insole for footwear” in Patent Document 1 and “Insole plate structure” in Patent Document 2 are similar to so-called insoles for footwear, and are not applicable in Japanese general homes where people take off their shoes to enter the room. It is. Therefore, the intended place is different from the present invention. The utility model “Foot Pad” in Patent Document 3 is “a uniform cut-out cut piece is formed on the entire surface of the sole pad body, and when the finger is pushed up from the lower surface side of the pad body, the portion passes through the cut. The cut-out piece is cut into a truncated pyramid shape. However, if it is a cutout piece that can be pulled out simply by pushing it up with your finger, it may be easy to come off the part that you do not need to rub due to the sole and weight pressure due to weight movement during walking. large. When the affected part does not coincide with the position of the cutout piece, or when the affected part is large and straddles a plurality of portions of the cutout piece, the border of the cutout piece is rubbed against the affected part by weight pressure during walking, and pain is caused. Next, “It is held in a state of being worn on the sole of the foot by putting on socks. ”Is described, but there is no description of wearing to put on socks, so please fix the foot and sole pad with adhesive tape etc. and then wear the sock, or insert the sole pad into the sock first After that, there is no description on whether to put a foot or the like, and in any case, putting socks together with a sole pad requires labor.

In order to reduce pain on the sole of the foot caused by octopuses, fish eyes, bottoms, scratches, swelling, etc. that are painful when walking, the present invention is applied to the metatarsal or heel of the outer surface or inner surface of the five-finger socks, or A protective pad member having elasticity is attached to both parts, and the sock and the protective pad member are both penetrated to form an opening at a position corresponding to the affected part of the sole of each foot,
Provided is a method of using a sock with a protective pad, characterized in that the affected part is surrounded by the sock and a protective pad member around the opening.

  In the present invention, the sock is attached to the affected part, and the sock and the protective pad member are opened through the part, and the sock and the protective pad member around the open part surround the affected part. It is a sock with protective pads for octopus, fish eyes, bottom blisters, wounds, swollen, etc., characterized by protecting the affected area from pressure depending on the shape. The protective pad member is made of fiber, rubber, resin, leather, etc., including synthetic materials, and is attached to the sock. No fraying occurs. In addition, it is desirable that the protective pad member be attached to a five-finger sock to prevent displacement during walking and to disperse pressure applied to the finger.

  Wear socks with protective pads of the present invention to reduce pain such as octopus and fish eyes, bottoms, wounds and swellings on the soles of the feet, and mark according to the size of the affected area and part of each person In addition, by opening the part through the sock and the protective pad member, the periphery of the opening surrounds the affected part, which serves as a pad that protects the affected part from pressure and reduces pain. Since the pressure on the affected area is relieved and reduced, it helps prevent recurrence.

The socks with protective pads correspond to each person's diseased site and size, and can also protect multiple sites.

Socks with protective pads are easy to wear.
Also, it is easy to put on and take off shoes while wearing the socks.
In places where you can't see the soles of your feet, wearing socks over and over is not bulky and there is no sense of incongruity.

Since there is no burden on some toes and parts, secondary failures are unlikely to occur.

  Although it is expensive to receive a shoe insole, the sock of the present invention is inexpensive and allows entry into a tatami mat or flooring, making it easy to walk in the room.

The bottom view before penetration formation of the sock with a protective pad of Example 1 concerning the present invention It is a figure which shows the state which formed the through-hole in the sock of FIG. 1, and was mounted | worn with a leg | foot, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is the sectional view on the A-A 'line. It is a figure which shows the state which formed the through-hole in the sock of Example 2 which concerns on this invention, and was mounted | worn on a leg | foot, (a) is a bottom view, (b) is a sectional view along B-B '.

The sock about Example 1 will be described.
FIG. 1 shows a sock 11 with a protective pad in which protective pad members 4 and 5 having elasticity are attached to the periphery of the metatarsal bone part of the sock bottom surface 3 and the outer surface of the heel part.

The protective pad members 4 and 5 are preferably made of fibers, rubber, resin, leather (including synthetic materials) having a thickness of 1 mm to 2 mm, etc., and having appropriate elasticity and stretchability.

The use situation of the socks 11 with a protective pad is shown in FIG. After wearing the socks 11 with protective pads on the foot 2, the positions of the affected parts 6 and 7 on the parts of the protective pad members 4 and 5 according to the size of the affected parts 6 and 7 of each person's foot 2 The socks 1 and the pad members 4 and 5 in the affected parts 6 and 7 are penetrated with scissors or the like to make openings 61 and 71, respectively. The openings 61 and 71 are easily formed by removing the sock 11 with a protective pad from the foot 2. As shown in FIG. 2, the openings 61 and 71 surround the affected parts 6 and 7 to protect the affected parts 6 and 7 from compression. Even if the socks 11 are cut out with scissors or the like, the socks 11 and the pad members 4 and 5 are not frayed because the pad members 4 and 5 are adhered.

The socks 11 are preferably five-finger socks as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 for preventing slippage during walking and for distributing pressure applied to the fingers. The pad members 4 and 5 may be configured to cover the entire sole, not separate bodies.

The sock about Example 2 is demonstrated in FIG.
This Example 2 uses a sock 12 with a protective pad in which protective pad members 41 and 51 having elasticity are attached to the periphery of the metatarsal part of the sock bottom surface 3 and the inner surface of the heel part.
In this case, the pad members 41 and 51 may be attached with the sock 1 turned upside down.

The protective pad members 41 and 51 are preferably made of fibers, rubber, resin, leather (each including synthetic materials) having a thickness of 1 mm to 2 mm, etc., and having appropriate elasticity and stretchability.

After wearing the socks 12 with protective pads in the same manner as in Example 1, each affected area 6, 7
The affected parts 6 and 7 are marked on the sock bottom surface 3 to which the pad members 41 and 51 are attached in accordance with the size of the part, and the sock 1 and the protective pad members 41 and 51 of the affected parts 6 and 7 are attached. Openings 61 and 71 are made by penetrating with scissors or the like. As shown in FIG. 3, the openings 61 and 71 surround the affected parts 6 and 7 to protect the affected parts 6 and 7 from compression. Even if the sock 12 is cut out with scissors or the like, fraying does not occur because the pad members 41 and 51 are adhered.

The socks 12 are preferably five-finger socks as shown in FIG. 3 for preventing slippage during walking and for distributing pressure on the fingers.
The pad members 41 and 51 may be configured to cover the entire sole, not separate bodies.

  The socks 11 and 12 with protective pads of the present invention are inexpensive, can be repeatedly washed, and are always clean. In addition, it is possible to enter the tatami mats and flooring, so it is not bulky to wear socks.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Socks 2 Feet 3 Socks bottom surface 4 Metatarsal bone part External surface protection pad member
5 buttock outer surface protection pad member
6 affected area (metatarsal bone)
7 Affected part (buttock)
11 External sticking Socks with protective pads
12 Inner surface sticking Socks with pad for protection 41 Metatarsal bone part Pad member for inner surface protection
51 Buttocks Inner surface protection pad member
61 Metatarsal bone affected part pressure reducing opening 71 buttock affected part pressure reducing opening

Claims (1)

A protective pad member with elasticity is affixed to the metatarsal bones or buttocks of the outer surface or the inner surface of the five-finger socks, and both the socks and protection are provided at locations corresponding to the affected parts of the soles of the feet. The pad member penetrates together to form an opening, and around the opening
A protective pad characterized in that the affected part is surrounded by the sock and a protective pad member.
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