JPH018168Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to sandals with a mechanism that allows the sandals to be worn as they are without changing their orientation.

Conventionally, when putting on footwear that has been taken off, including sandals, it has been necessary to change the direction of the footwear (180° turn) and then put it back on.

In order to eliminate this inconvenience, as shown in Figure 1, a band is provided in the center of the sandal so that the foot can be inserted from both directions, thereby making it unnecessary to change the direction of the sandal. Without,
In recent years, shoes that can be easily put on have become available.

However, these sandals require a long pedestal, and the band for inserting the foot is fixed, so the foot can only be inserted into the sandal.

There are also sandals that have side plates on both sides, to which the band parts are rotatably attached, and which have a mechanism that allows the band parts to move back and forth, but these are very easy to adjust to the shape of the foot by simply attaching them. , it was not suitable for the function.

Therefore, the present invention utilizes the function of a sandal to create a sandal with a mechanism that can be adapted to the feet of any person.The drawings will be explained in detail below.

Fig. 1 shows an example of conventional sandals, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention, Fig. 3 is an X-X' end view in Fig. 2, and Fig. 4 is a side view. ,
Figure 5 is a front view, Figure 6 is a plan view, A is the base plate of the sandal, 1 and 1' are ladder-shaped side plates fixed to both sides of the center of the base, and are curved inward. In the center, rectangular octagonal locking piece through holes 2, 2' are bored in the front and rear.

B is a band portion which is narrow in the center and gradually widens toward the outside, and is provided with the side plates 1, 1' of the pedestal A through holes 2 and 1' on the outside of both arched ends.
The locking pieces 4, 4', which are slightly larger than the locking piece through holes 2, 2', are fixed through the front and rear rectangular octagonal locking piece connecting parts 3, 3', which are smaller than the locking piece through holes 2, 2'. However, both ends of the band part B are formed so that the front and rear ends are slightly curved outward so that the feet can be easily inserted, and the locking piece through holes 2, 2 of the side plates 1, 1' of the pedestal A are formed. Insert the locking pieces 4, 4' of the band part B through the holes 1 and 2, and attach them together.

The actual use of the present invention having the above structure is as follows.

As shown in FIG. 7, when the foot is inserted from one side (in the drawing, the foot is inserted from the right), the band portion B moves to the left.

This is because the locking piece through hole 2 is longer than the locking piece connecting part 3, and as the band part B moves, the entire foot is placed on the pedestal A, and the band part B is longer than the locking piece connecting part 3. Since it is designed to rotate around the connecting part 3,
The slope follows the slope of the top of the foot to make walking easier.

In addition, since the side plates 1 and 1' of the base A are curved inward as shown in Fig. 5, they fit the foot together with the flexible material, and furthermore, both ends of the band part B As shown in Figure 3, the shape that curves outward makes it easier to insert the foot, and the shape that is narrow in the center and gradually widens toward both ends is the shape of the foot. This allows the shoes to be worn even if the height of the instep is different.

Also, when inserting the foot from the opposite direction (left direction), the band part B is the same as when inserting the foot from the right direction.
moves to the right.

As mentioned above, the present invention not only allows the shoes to be worn from both directions, but also allows people with slightly different foot shapes and sizes to use them without any resistance. These sandals are extremely useful even for ordinary people.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows an example of conventional sandals, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the present invention, Figure 3 is an X-X' end view in Figure 2, and Figure 4 is a side view. A diagram showing the structure of the present invention, Figure 5 is a front view of the present invention,
FIG. 6 is a plan view of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the present invention in use, each of which shows one side. 1, 1' are side plates, 2, 2' are locking piece through holes, 3,
3' is a locking piece connecting part, 4 and 4' are locking pieces, A is a base, and B is a band part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] On both sides of pedestal A, the upper part is curved inward,
Ladder-shaped side plates 1 and 1' are provided in the center with longitudinally elongated octagonal locking piece through holes 2 and 2' bored in the front and back,
Separately from this, the side plate of the pedestal A is formed to have a narrow width at the center and gradually widen at both ends, and through rectangular octagonal locking piece connecting parts 3, 3' at both ends. 1,
Insert the band B to which the locking pieces 4, 4', which are slightly larger than the shape of 1' and have a rectangular octagonal shape, into the locking piece through holes 2, 2' of the side plate 1 of the pedestal A. Sandals characterized by being integrated with '' inserted through them.