JPH0420241Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to overshoes worn on shoes having studs protruding from the soles, such as golf shoes.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY Conventionally, overshoes for golf shoes consist of an outsole portion that covers the sole of the shoe and an outer skin portion that covers the upper part of the shoe, and the outsole portion is made of a highly elastic rubber or plastic material. Overshoes are known in which the studs of the shoe dig into the outsole to prevent the shoe from shifting when worn on the shoe.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: However, just by digging the studs into the outsole of the shoe as in the conventional overshoe mentioned above, it is not possible to reliably prevent the shoe from shifting. Not only will the studs become misaligned inside the overshoes, making it difficult to walk and will make you feel tired, but it will also make it difficult to take off the overshoes if the studs dig into the outsole. The drawback was that it was difficult. Another problem was that it was difficult to remove sand, soil, etc. that had gotten into the overuse.

This invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problems, and makes it possible to position and hold the studs of the shoe in the front-back and left-right directions without digging them into the outsole, and also to position and hold the upper part of the shoe. In particular, it is an object of the present invention to provide overshoes that can reliably prevent the shoes from shifting while walking while wearing them, and that can be easily taken off.

Means for Solving the Problems The means taken by the present invention to achieve the above object consists of a shoe body worn on the shoe and an insole. The insole includes a band portion that elastically tightens the upper part of the shoe that covers the surroundings, and the insole includes a flat portion that is placed on the inner surface of the shoe body while being positioned by the shoe body, and the flat portion. an outer edge protrusion formed in an annular shape along the periphery of the outer edge protrusion, and a pair of linear protrusions formed from the toe part to the center part of the flat part along the inner and outer parts of the outer edge protrusion, respectively. integrally comprising a protrusion and a protrusion formed on the heel of the flat part, and protruding from the sole of the shoe between the outer edge protrusion and the linear protrusion and the protrusion; It is characterized by a recess formed into which a stud is fitted.

Effects According to the overshoes having the above configuration, the upper part of the shoe is elastically tightened by the band portion of the shoe body, and the studs protruding from the sole of the shoe are positioned by the shoe body. It fits into the recess between the outer edge protrusion and the linear protrusion and the recess between the outer edge protrusion and the protrusion, and always engages with either the outer edge protrusion, the linear protrusion, or the protrusion. . As a whole, the studs are positioned in the front-rear direction and the left-right direction. In this manner, the tightening action by the band portion and the positioning action of the studs by the linear protrusions and protrusions work synergistically, thereby reliably preventing the shoe from shifting its position while walking. Furthermore, since there is no need to dig the studs into the bottom of the overshoes, the overshoes can be easily taken off.

Embodiment FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an overuse 1 of the present invention. The overshoes 1 consists of a shoe body 2 and an insole 3. The shoe body 2 consists of an outsole 4 with bullet strength and an outer skin part 6 including an upper skin 5. The upper skin part 5 is provided with a tongue piece 7, and the rear end of the outer skin part 6 has a tail piece. 8 is provided. Further, a portion of the upper 5 is constituted by a band portion 9 having elasticity over almost the entire width. Further, a portion of the outer skin portion 6 excluding the upper skin 5 along the upper edge thereof is formed of a stretchable band portion 10. These band parts 9 and 10 are made of a rubber band, rubber-containing cloth, or the like. As shown in detail in FIGS. 3 and 4, the insole 3 has an outer edge ridge 12 formed in an annular shape along the periphery of the flat portion 11, and a flat edge ridge 12 along an inner portion 12a of the outer edge ridge 12. Part 1
A linear inner protrusion 13 formed from the toe part of the toe part 1 to the center part of the protrusion part 1 and an outer part 1 of the outer edge protrusion part 12.
2b, a linear outer protrusion 14 formed from the toe portion to the center portion of the flat portion 11;
It is integrally equipped with two protrusions 15 and 16 which are circular in plan view and are formed on the front and back of the heel part of the flat part 11, and between the outer edge protrusion 12 and the inner protrusion 13, the outer edge protrusion 12
There are recesses 17 and 1 between the outer edge protrusion 14 and between the outer edge protrusion 12 and the protrusions 15 and 16, respectively.
8 and 19 are formed. In the illustrated example, the mutual spacing between the inner protrusion 13 and the outer protrusion 14 is equal to the flat part 1.
The inner protrusion 13 is formed almost parallel to the inner part 12a of the outer edge protrusion 12, and the outer protrusion 14 is almost parallel to the outer part 12b of the outer edge protrusion 12. is formed. Such an insole 3 is integrally molded from a hard resin such as hard polyurethane foam resin or a hard elastic material such as hard rubber.

In the above configuration, when the insole 3 is placed in the shoe body 2 and placed on the inner surface of the outsole 4, the insole 3 is sandwiched and positioned by the root portion of the outer skin 6 of the shoe body 2. Furthermore, when the overshoes 1 are worn on the golf shoes 20 shown by imaginary lines in FIGS. 1 and 2, the instep part 23 of the golf shoes 20 that covers the circumference of the foot from the top of the foot to the heel is It is elastically tightened by band parts 9 and 10. Furthermore, studs 21 protruding from multiple locations along the outer periphery from the toe to the center of the sole are fitted into the recesses 17 and 18, and the outer edge protrusion 1
2. The studs 22 that engage in the lateral direction with either the inner protrusion 13 or the outer protrusion 14 and protrude from multiple locations on the heel of the shoe sole fit into the recess 19 and the outer edge protrusion 1
2 or protrusions 15, 16 laterally. Depending on the type of golf shoe, the stud may fit between the inner protrusion 13 and the outer protrusion 14 and engage with these protrusions 13 and 14. In this way, the golf shoes 20 are tightened by the band parts 9 and 10, and the studs 2
1 and 22 are laterally engaged with either the outer edge protrusion 12, the inner protrusion 13, the outer protrusion 14, or the protrusions 15, 16, so their synergistic action prevents the overuse 1. The position is securely held. Therefore, the golf shoes 20 do not shift in position within the overshoes 1 while walking, and a satisfactory feeling of wearing can be obtained without feeling tired due to positional shift. Therefore, it is possible to drive a car while wearing it. Furthermore, since the studs 21 and 22 do not dig into the flat part 11 of the insole 3, when the user wants to take off the overshoes 1, they can easily do so by extending the band parts 9 and 10. Furthermore, to remove sand, dirt, etc. that have entered the overshoes 1, take the insole 3 out of the shuses body 2 and remove it from the shuses main body 2 and the insole 3.
It can be easily removed by cleaning.

Effects of the Invention As explained above, according to the present invention, the studs protruding from the sole engage with the outer edge protrusions, linear protrusions, or protrusions of the insole positioned by the shoe body, and The synergistic effect of the positioning in the left and right directions and the elastic tightening of the upper part of the shoe by the band part of the shoe body reliably prevents the shoe from shifting during walking. Moreover, since there is no need to dig into the flat part of the insole, you can easily take off the overshoes when you want to take them off. Furthermore, sand, dirt, etc. that have entered the overuse can be easily and quickly cleaned and removed.

Further, the studs fit into the recesses between the outer edge protrusions of the insole and the linear protrusions of the forefoot and the recesses between the outer edge protrusions and the heel protrusions, and engage with the insole. This has the advantage that even if the studs attached to the sole are in different positions, they can be reliably positioned and held, and can be used with golf shoes of any manufacturer.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional side view of the same, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the insole, and Fig. 4 is a plan view of the insole.
The figure is a sectional view taken along line A-A in FIG. 3. 1... Over shoes, 2... Shoes main body, 3... Insole, 4... Outsole, 9, 10... Band part, 11... Flat part, 12... Outer edge protrusion, 1
2a...Inner part of the outer edge protrusion, 12b...Outer part of the outer edge protrusion, 13...Inner protrusion, 14...Outer protrusion, 15, 16...Protrusion, 17, 18, 19
...Concavity, 20...Golf Shoes, 21, 22
...Studs, 23...The upper part of the shoe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) Shoes are made up of a shoe body 2 and an insole 3 worn on the shoe, and the shoe body 2 is the upper part of the shoe that covers the circumference of the foot from the top of the foot to the heel. The insole 3 has a flat part 11 placed on the inner surface of the shoe body 2 while being positioned by the shoe body 2; Outer edge protrusion 12 formed in an annular shape along the periphery
and a pair of linear protrusions 13 and 14 formed from the toe portion to the center portion of the flat portion 11 along the inner portion 12a and outer portion 12b of the outer protrusion 12, respectively, and the flat portion 12. Part 1
1, the outer edge protrusion 12, the linear protrusion 13, 14, and the protrusion 15, 16 are integrally provided.
studs 21 protruding from the sole of the shoe between the
An overshoe characterized in that recesses 17 to 19 are formed into which the parts 22 are fitted. (2) The distance between the pair of linear protrusions 13 and 14 gradually increases as the distance from the toe portion of the flat portion increases, and the inner protrusion 13 is approximately equal to the inner portion 12a of the outer edge protrusion 12. formed in parallel,
The overuse according to claim 1, wherein the outer protrusion 14 is formed substantially parallel to the outer portion 12b of the outer edge protrusion 12. (3) The overshoe according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the two protrusions 15 and 16 are provided at the front and rear of the heel. (4) The overshoe according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the insole 3 is made of hard rubber that the studs do not dig into.