JP7242108B1 - Spurs, spur cartridges and riding boots - Google Patents

Abstract

A spur, a spur cartridge, and a horse riding boot are provided that allow easy installation, removal, and replacement of the spur. A spur cartridge (30) has a spur body (20) fixed to a horse riding boot (1), and a spur cartridge (30) detachably attached to the spur body (20) and having a tip portion (32) which is a portion of the spur (10) to be abutted against the horse, The spur body 20 is provided with a spur cartridge mounting portion 21 to which the spur cartridge 30 can be detachably mounted at a portion positioned at the heel portion 3 of the horse riding boot 1. - 特許庁Further, the horse riding boots 1A, 1B have the boot bodies 2A, 2B and the spur cartridge mounting portions 21A, 21B provided at the heel portions 3A, 3B of the boot bodies 2A, 2B to which the spur cartridge 30 can be detachably mounted. Further, the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J are provided with the tip portions 32, 32A to 32J of the spur 10 and detachably attached to the spur cartridge attachment portions 21, 21A, 21B. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to spurs, spur cartridges and riding boots for use in horseback riding.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, spurs are known as harnesses attached to horse riding boots for use during horse riding. There are types of spurs, such as wheel spurs with a disk-shaped tip on the side that hits the horse, and bar spurs with a protruding tip (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 3150192

Here, depending on the horse riding, the response to the instructions to the abdomen of the horse differs, so the spurs may be attached or removed according to the horse, and the spurs are exchanged for strong or weak spurs for each horse. There was also On the other hand, since the spur is attached to the horse riding boot with a belt or the like, complicated work such as attachment, removal, and replacement is required, and it takes time and labor, resulting in problems.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a spur, a spur cartridge, and an equestrian boot that allows easy attachment, detachment, and replacement of the spur.

In order to achieve such a task, the present invention provides a spur body fixed to a horse riding boot, and a spur body detachably attached to the spur body, a portion of the spur that is brought into contact with the horse and which extends from the heel of the horse riding boot. a spur cartridge having a projecting portion arranged to project rearward, wherein the spur cartridge is detachable from the spur main body at a location positioned at the heel portion when fixed to the horse riding boot. A freely attachable spur cartridge mounting portion is provided, and the spur cartridge includes a plate-like cartridge body having a plate surface extending in the vertical direction, and the cartridge body protruding from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body. It has a protruding portion, a central guide portion formed on the lower side of the cartridge main body, and lock portions provided on the left and right sides of the guide portion, and the spur cartridge mounting portion is attached to the cartridge main body. an insertion portion into which is inserted and held; a guided portion provided in the center of the lower side of the insertion portion to guide the guide portion; and the lock portions provided on the left and right sides of the lower side of the insertion portion. and a slit in which the upper end of the insertion portion is opened and is formed downward so that the protrusion is inserted and held so as to protrude rearward from the heel portion. It is characterized by a spur.

In addition, the present invention comprises a boot body and a protruding portion provided on the heel portion of the boot body and projecting rearward from the heel portion of the boot body, the portion being abutted against the horse on the spur. a spur cartridge mounting portion to which the spur cartridge can be detachably mounted, the spur cartridge mounting portion receiving and holding a plate-shaped cartridge body having a plate surface along the vertical direction of the spur cartridge. a guided portion provided in the center of the lower side of the insertion portion for guiding the central guide portion formed in the lower side of the cartridge main body of the spur cartridge; and the lower portion of the insertion portion. lock openings provided on the left and right sides of the spur cartridge into which lock portions provided on the left and right sides of the guide portion of the spur cartridge are fitted; A horse-riding boot characterized by comprising a slit into which the protrusion formed from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body is inserted and held so as to protrude rearward from the heel portion. .

Further, according to the present invention, the spur is provided with a protruding portion which is a part of the spur that is put against the horse and which is arranged to protrude rearward from the heel portion of the horse riding boot , and when the spur is fixed to the horse riding boot, The spur cartridge mounting portion provided at the heel portion or the spur cartridge mounting portion provided at the heel portion of the boot body of the horse riding boot is configured to be detachably attached. a plate-like cartridge body having a plate surface along a direction, the projecting portion projecting from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body, and a central guide portion formed on the lower side of the cartridge body; The spur cartridge is characterized by having lock portions provided on the left and right sides of the guide portion .

According to the present invention, the portion of the spur provided with the tip, which is the portion to be abutted against the horse, is detachably attached to the spur main body as the spur cartridge. Therefore, the spur main body is attached to the horse riding boot. By attaching the spur cartridge to the spur body when riding a horse that requires spurs, and removing the spur cartridge from the spur body when riding a horse that does not require spurs, you can easily use spurs with or without spurs according to the horse. It is possible to greatly reduce the time and labor required to attach and detach the spur.

In addition, according to the present invention, the horse riding boot is provided with the spur cartridge mounting portion that can detachably mount the spur cartridge having the tip portion, which is the portion of the spur that hits the horse. The presence or absence of spurs can be easily determined by simply using the spur, and the time and labor required to attach and detach the spurs can be greatly reduced. Furthermore, since the portion corresponding to the spur main body is attached to the horse riding boot in advance, it is not necessary to attach the spur main body to the horse riding boot, and the time and labor for attaching and detaching the spur can be further reduced.

Further, according to the present invention, the spur cartridge is detachable from the spur cartridge mounting portion and has a tip portion which is a portion of the spur that hits the horse. By simply replacing the spur cartridge in accordance with the horse, it is possible to obtain the same effect as simply replacing the spur, thereby greatly reducing the time and labor required for replacing the spur.

1 is a perspective view showing a spur according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention; FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which a spur cartridge is removed from the spur according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a side view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a side view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a side view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing an example of a spur cartridge according to the same embodiment; Fig. 10 is a side view showing a horse riding boot according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention; FIG. 4 is a side view showing another example of the horse riding boot according to the same embodiment;

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
[Embodiment 1 of the present invention]
First, a spur 10 and a horse riding boot 1 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 12. FIG.

Horse riding boots 1 of the present embodiment are general boots (shoes) used for horse riding, as shown in FIG. A spur 10 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is attached to the horse riding boot 1 .

A conventional spur has a part (substantially U-shaped part) attached to a horse riding boot and a part (protrusion-shaped or disk-shaped part) to be applied to a horse, which are integrally formed. 2, a spur body 20 (for example, a substantially U-shaped portion) fixed to the horse riding boot 1 and a spur cartridge 30 detachably attached to the spur body 20 (a portion to be applied to the horse). a member including). The spur main body 20 may be made of metal such as SUS, resin, or a combination thereof. The spur cartridge 30 may be made of metal such as SUS, resin, or rubber, or may be made of a combination of these materials. Also good.

Among them, the spur main body 20 is provided with plate-like boot mounting portions 26 and 27 on the left and right sides, and has a spur cartridge mounting portion 21 for mounting the spur cartridge in the center thereof.

The spur cartridge 30 has a substantially plate-like cartridge main body 31 attached to the spur main body 20 and a tip portion (protruding portion) 32 protruding from the cartridge main body 31 . A spur cartridge 30 is detachably attached to the spur body 20 at a position (in this case, the center) that is positioned exactly at the heel portion 3 when the spur body 20 is fixed to the horse riding boot 1. A portion 21 is provided. The spur cartridge mounting portion 21 has an insertion portion 22 into which the cartridge body 31 is inserted.

The spur cartridge 30 and the spur cartridge mounting portion 21 will be further detailed. As shown in FIG. 2, the spur cartridge 30 has a tip portion 32 projecting substantially vertically from a substantially central portion of the upper side of one plate surface of a substantially plate-like cartridge body 31 . The tip portion 32 is a portion of the spur 10 that is brought into contact with the horse, and here, has a bar shape (so-called bar spur shape). The distal end portion 32 is inserted into a slit 23 formed downward from the upper end of the approximately central portion of the upper portion of the insertion portion 22 of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21 and positioned at the heel portion of the spur body 20 . The boot 1 is designed to protrude rearward.

The lower portion of the cartridge main body 31 is divided into three bar-shaped portions, a guide portion 33 is formed in the center, and lock portions 34 and 35 are formed on the left and right sides. The guide portion 33 is inserted along a portion to be guided (not shown) provided substantially in the center of the lower side of the insertion portion 22 of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21 (below the slit 23), and the lock portions 34 and 35 are engaged. The spur cartridge 30 is fixed to the spur cartridge mounting portion 21 by fitting the lock openings 24 and 25 provided on the left and right sides of the lower portion of the insertion portion 22 of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21 .

As the spur cartridge, various shapes can be used. In addition to the spur cartridge 30 described above, a spur cartridge 30A having a rounded tip portion 32A as shown in FIG. 3 can also be used. good. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a spur cartridge 30B having a disk-shaped (so-called ring spur) tip portion 32B may be used. Spur cartridges having other appropriate shapes may also be used. By exchanging spur cartridges of various shapes according to horses in this way, the type of spur can be changed more easily than by exchanging the spur itself, and the time and effort required for attaching, detaching, and exchanging spurs can be reduced. can be reduced.

Further, the spur cartridge may be configured such that the tip thereof is decorated. Appropriate decoration may be applied as long as it is suitable for the purpose of use of the spur 10 and improves its aesthetic appearance and fashionability. For example, as in the spur cartridge 30C shown in FIG. 5, the tip portion 32C may have a decoration in the shape of a horse's entire body.

Further, as in the spur cartridge 30D shown in FIG. 6, the tip portion 32D may be configured to have a decoration in the shape of the lower body of a horse. Furthermore, as in the spur cartridge 30E shown in FIG. 7, the tip portion 32E may be configured to have a decoration in the shape of a horse's head.

Furthermore, as in the spur cartridge 30F shown in FIG. 8, the tip portion 32F may be configured to have a decoration in the shape of a pig's nose. Further, as in the spur cartridge 30G shown in FIG. 9, the tip portion 32G may be configured to have a flower-like decoration.

Also, as in the spur cartridge 30H shown in FIG. 10, the tip 32H may be configured to have a shape that imitates a hand in a goo state (holding state). Also, as in the spur cartridge 30I shown in FIG. 11, the tip portion 32I may be configured to have a decoration in the shape of a hand in a par state (open state). Also, as in the spur cartridge 30J shown in FIG. 12, the tip portion 32J may be configured to have a foot-like decoration.

In addition, various animals including horses, insects, human whole body, upper body, lower body, head, foot, hand, wing shape, plants (flowers, leaves, seeds, fruits, trunks, branches, vines, etc.) roots, whole, etc.), food (ingredients, cooked foods, served foods, etc.), furniture, cutlery, vehicles, buildings, marks and emblems, etc.

If the tip portions 32, 32A-32J of the spur cartridges 30, 30A-30J, in particular, are made of a relatively soft material such as rubber or silicon, the portion that is put against the horse can be made softer. If it is made of a relatively hard material, the part that hits the horse can be made harder. By exchanging the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J in this way, it is possible to change how the spur 10 is applied to the horse.

In the spur cartridges 30A to 30J shown in FIGS. 3 to 12, the same components as those of the spur cartridge 30 described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be omitted.

As described above, according to the spur 10 of the present embodiment, the portions of the spur 10 having the tip portions 32, 32A to 32J, which are the portions to be abutted against the horse, are attached to the spur main body 20 as the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J. The spur main body 20 is attached to the horse riding boot 1, and the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J are attached to the spur main body 20 when riding a horse that requires the spur 10. By removing the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J from the spur main body 20 when riding a horse that does not require the spurs 10, the presence or absence of the spurs 10 can be easily determined according to the horse, and the time required to attach and detach the spurs 10 is reduced. Labor can also be significantly reduced.

Further, according to the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J of the present embodiment, the spur cartridge 30 is detachably attachable to the spur cartridge mounting portion 21, and includes the tip portions 32, 32A to 32J, which are the portions of the spur 10 to be abutted against the horse. , 30A to 30J, if a plurality of types of spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J are prepared, the spur 10 can be easily replaced by simply replacing the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J according to the horse. The same effect as when replacing the spur 10 can be obtained, and the time and labor required for replacing the spur 10 can be greatly reduced.
[Embodiment 2 of the present invention]
Next, a horse riding boot 1A according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 13 and 14. FIG.

As shown in FIG. 13, the horse-riding boot 1A of the present embodiment is such that a spur cartridge 30 having a tip portion 32, which is a portion of a spur to be abutted against a horse, is attached to a general boot body 2A used for horse riding. It is the one that was made. Details will be described below.

As shown in FIG. 13, the horse-riding boot 1A of the present embodiment has a heel portion 3A for attaching the spur cartridge 30 used in the first embodiment to the heel portion 3A of the boot body 2A of the horse-riding boot 1A. A spur cartridge mounting portion 21A is provided. The spur cartridge attachment portion 21A is constructed of a member separate from the boot body 2A, and is fixed to the heel portion 3A by suitable means such as rivets and adhesives. The spur cartridge attachment portion 21A may be made of metal such as SUS, resin, or a combination thereof.

In this embodiment, like the horse riding boot 1A shown in FIG. 13, only the spur cartridge attachment portion 21A is attached to the boot body 2A. For example, like a horse riding boot 1B shown in FIG. 14, boot fixing portions 26B and 27B corresponding to the boot mounting portions 26 and 27 of the spur 10 are provided on the left and right sides of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21B with respect to the boot main body 2B. It may be provided and attached to the boot body 2B via this. In this case, the boot fixing portions 26B and 27B may be fixed to the boot main body 2B with rivets, adhesives, or the like, or the spur cartridge may be attached together with the boot fixing portions 26B and 27B. The portion 21B may also be fixed with a rivet, an adhesive, or the like.

The spur cartridge 30 and the spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B) will be described in further detail. As shown in FIG. 2, the spur cartridge 30 has a tip portion 32 projecting substantially vertically from a substantially central portion of the upper side of one plate surface of a substantially plate-like cartridge body 31 . The distal end portion 32 corresponds to the part of the spur that is put against the horse, and has a bar shape (so-called bar spur shape) here. The tip end portion 32 is inserted into a slit 23A (23B) formed downward from the upper end of the substantially central portion of the upper side of the insertion portion 22A (22B) of the spur cartridge attachment portion 21A (21B) to form a horse riding boot. It protrudes rearward from the heel portion 3A (3B) of 1.

The lower portion of the cartridge main body 31 is divided into three bar-shaped portions, a guide portion 33 is formed in the center, and lock portions 34 and 35 are formed on the left and right sides. The guide portion 33 is aligned with a portion to be guided (not shown) provided substantially in the center of the lower side of the insertion portion 22A (22B) of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B) (below the slit 23A (23B)). , and the lock portions 34 and 35 are fitted into the lock opening portions 24A and 25A (24B and 25B) provided on the left and right sides of the lower portion of the insertion portion 22A (22B) of the spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B). , the spur cartridge 30 is fixed to the spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B).

As for the spur cartridge, the spur cartridge 30A having the rounded tip portion 32A shown in FIG. A spur cartridge 30B having a portion 32B, or a spur cartridge having any other appropriate shape may be used. By exchanging spur cartridges of various shapes according to horses in this way, the type of spur can be changed more easily than by exchanging the spur itself, and the time and effort required for attaching, detaching, and exchanging spurs can be reduced. can be reduced.

Moreover, as the spur cartridge, as shown in FIGS. 5 to 12, the distal end portion may be decorated. 5 to 12, as long as they are suitable for the purpose of use of the spur (in this embodiment, horse riding boots 1A (1B) having a spur function) and improve aesthetics and fashionability. As shown in the example shown in 1, it is sufficient if an appropriate material is applied.

In addition, various animals including horses, insects, human whole body, upper body, lower body, head, foot, hand, wing shape, plants (flowers, leaves, seeds, fruits, trunks, branches, vines, etc.) roots, whole, etc.), food (ingredients, cooked foods, served foods, etc.), furniture, cutlery, vehicles, buildings, marks and emblems, etc.

If the tip of the spur cartridge, in particular, is made of a relatively soft material such as rubber or silicon, the part that hits the horse can be made softer. The part that hits the horse can be configured to be stiff. Thus, by exchanging the spur cartridge, it is possible to change how the spur (in the present embodiment, the spur functional portion of the horse riding boot 1A (1B)) is applied to the horse.

As described above, according to the horse riding boot 1A of the present embodiment, the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J having the tip portions 32, 32A to 32J, which are the portions of the spurs to be brought into contact with the horse, are attached to the horse riding boot 1A. Since the detachably mountable spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B) is provided, simply by mounting and removing the spur cartridge 21A (21B), the presence or absence of the spur can be easily determined, thereby reducing the time required for mounting and removing the spur. and labor can be greatly reduced. Furthermore, since the part corresponding to the spur main body 20 is attached to the horse riding boot 1A (1B) in advance, it does not take time to attach the spur main body 20 to the horse riding boot 1A (1B), and the spur can be attached and detached more quickly. Labor can also be reduced.

Further, according to the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J of the present embodiment, the tip portions 32, 32A to 32J are detachably attachable to the spur cartridge mounting portion 21A (21B) and correspond to the portions of the spurs that are abutted against the horse. Since there are spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J, if you prepare multiple types of spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J, you can easily replace the spur cartridges 30, 30A to 30J according to the horse. It is possible to obtain the same effect as when replacing the spur, thereby greatly reducing the time and labor required for replacing the spur.

It should be noted that the embodiments described above are described to facilitate understanding of the present invention, and are not described to limit the present invention.

For example, in each of the above-described embodiments, the spur is assumed to protrude by several centimeters from the heel, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the spur does not interfere with riding or walking. If so, it can be smaller or larger.

Further, the shape, size, design, etc. of the spur main body and the spur cartridge mounting portion are not limited to those described above, and may be used with appropriate changes.

Further, the means for attaching the spur cartridge to the spur cartridge attachment portion is not limited to those described in the above-described embodiments, and any appropriate attachment means may be used. For example, the mounting means may have a shape and material that can be fixed simply by being press-fitted into the insertion portion, or may be fixed by screwing or the like. Furthermore, as for the mounting method of inserting the spur cartridge into the insertion portion of the spur cartridge mounting portion, it is sufficient if it can be mounted in an appropriate manner. For example, it can be mounted with a strong magnet. The spur cartridge may be attached to the spur cartridge attachment portion by other means, such as a spur cartridge.

1 Riding boots (shoes)
1A Riding boots (shoes)
1B Riding boots (shoes)
2A boot body 2B boot body 3 heel portion 3A heel portion 3B heel portion 10 spur 20 spur body 21 spur cartridge mounting portion 21A spur cartridge mounting portion 21B spur cartridge mounting portion 22 insertion portion 22A insertion portion 22B insertion portion 23 slit 23A slit 23B slit 24 lock opening 24A lock opening 24B lock opening 25 lock opening 25A lock opening 25B lock opening 26 boot mounting portion 26B boot fixing portion 27 boot mounting portion 27B boot fixing portion 30 spur cartridge 30A Spur cartridge 30B Spur cartridge 30C Spur cartridge 30D Spur cartridge 30E Spur cartridge 30F Spur cartridge 30G Spur cartridge 30H Spur cartridge 30I Spur cartridge 30J Spur cartridge 31 Cartridge body 32 Tip 32A Tip 32B Tip 32C Tip 32D Tip 32E Tip 32F tip portion 32G tip portion 32H tip portion 32I tip portion 32J tip portion 33 guide portion 34 lock portion 35 lock portion

Claims (3)

a spur body fixed to a horse riding boot;
a spur cartridge that is detachably attached to the spur body and has a projecting portion that is a portion of the spur that the spur hits against the horse and is arranged to project rearward from the heel portion of the horse riding boot;
has
The spur main body includes a spur cartridge mounting portion for detachably mounting the spur cartridge at a portion positioned at the heel portion when fixed to the horse riding boot,
The spur cartridge includes a plate-like cartridge body having a plate surface extending in the vertical direction, the projecting portion formed to project from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body, and a bottom portion of the cartridge body. It has a central guide portion and lock portions provided on the left and right sides of the guide portion,
The spur cartridge mounting portion includes an insertion portion into which the cartridge body is inserted and held, a guided portion provided in a central portion on a lower side of the insertion portion and guiding the guide portion, and the insertion portion. Locking openings provided on the left and right of the lower side of the heel portion for fitting the lock portion, and an upper end of the insertion portion is opened and formed downward, and the protrusion is inserted and protrudes backward from the heel portion. A spur characterized in that it has a slit that is held in such a way that the the boot body,
A spur cartridge is detachably attachable, provided at the heel portion of the boot body and having a projecting portion which is a portion of the spur against the horse and is arranged to project rearward from the heel portion of the boot body. a spur cartridge mounting portion;
has
The spur cartridge mounting portion includes an insertion portion into which a plate-shaped cartridge body having a plate surface extending in the vertical direction of the spur cartridge is inserted and held, and a central portion on the lower side of the insertion portion. A guided portion that guides a central guide portion formed on the lower side of the cartridge main body of the spur cartridge; A locking opening into which a locking portion is fitted, and a projecting portion that is formed downwardly with the upper end of the inserting portion opened and projected from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body of the spur cartridge is inserted. and a slit held so as to protrude rearward from the heel portion . The spur is a part of the spur that hits the horse and has a projecting part that is arranged to project backward from the heel part of the riding boot ,
When the spur is fixed to the horse-riding boot, the spur can be attached to and detached from the spur cartridge mounting portion provided at the heel portion of the horse-riding boot, or from the spur cartridge mounting portion provided at the heel portion of the boot body of the horse-riding boot. is configured to be attached to
A plate-like cartridge body having a plate surface along the vertical direction, the projecting portion projecting from one of the plate surfaces of the cartridge body, and a central guide portion formed on the lower side of the cartridge body. , and locking portions provided on the left and right sides of the guide portion .

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