JPH044562Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to shoes worn for fishing, sports, mountain climbing, work, etc.

[Prior art]

Conventionally, half-boots made of flexible material such as rubber are worn for fishing, etc., and in order to make them easy to put on and take off, a notch is formed on the front side of the half-boots 19 as shown in Fig. 8. One fastening band 2 on the front side
One side of the 0 was fixed, and the left and right sides of the notch were tightened so that the notch was closed by one or two locking parts on the other side.

However, if you tighten the ankle side at one point on the single stop band 20 and bend the ankle joint without stopping the instep side, the instep side will open and the instep side will not be tightened, so your foot will play inside the shoe. Since there is no sensation and there is no object to press against the joints, the shoes are unstable, and the shoes do not fit the feet, making walking difficult and tiring.

Furthermore, if one fastening band 20 is tightened in two places, one on the ankle side and the other on the instep side, the dimensions of the ankle and instep will differ depending on the person wearing the shoe, so it will not be possible to tighten the shoe to suit both dimensions, and the ankle and ankle will not be tightened properly. There is play on both sides of the ankle and on both sides of the instep, causing an unstable feeling and the shoe not being able to securely fit on the foot.When the ankle joint is bent, the fastening band at the joint bends, and this process repeatedly causes one of the ankles to become unattached. There is a drawback that the stop part may come off,
Not only does your feet get tired, but when walking over rocks at a fishing spot or mountain climbing, if your shoes are not tight enough, your feet may slip off the rocks, causing you to fall and hit your butt or lower back on the rocks, or fall into the water. There is.

Furthermore, there are shoes that have two parallel fastening bands that fasten the ankle and instep, but since there is an opening between the two fastening bands, when the ankle joint bends, it bends suddenly between the fastening bands. It is unstable because there is nothing to hit the joints, and there is no protection for the joints because there is nothing to cushion sudden joint movements.

[Purpose of invention]

In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks, the present invention uses an ankle stop band with an overhanging part and an instep stop band to tighten the ankle and the instep, respectively, so that the ankle joint is lightly held down by the stop band, and the foot in the shoe is stabilized. Our goal is to offer shoes that are fixed, easy to walk in, and prevent fatigue.

[Structure of the idea]

The present invention has a notch on the front side of the ankle, and is tightened by an ankle stop band and an instep stop band so as to cover the notch, and the ankle stop band has an ankle stop and an overhanging part on the lower side. one side is attached to the shoe body and the other side is detachably attached, and the instep retaining band is attached to the shoe body on one side and the other side is detachably attached so as to overlap the overhanging part of the ankle retaining band. It can be installed freely.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, the present invention will be explained with reference to an illustrated embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the shoe body 1 has an outer shape made of a flexible material such as waterproof thick-walled urethane foam rubber. The inner ankle part 2, the outer ankle part 3, the instep part 4, and the bottom part 5 are formed integrally or separately, and when they are separate bodies, each end is pasted together, and the inner ankle part 2 and the outer ankle part 3 are formed as separate bodies. A covering sheet 10 made of elastic material such as rubber is fixed to the rear side, and a covering sheet made of elastic material such as rubber is fixed to the back side of the ankle parts 2 and 3 and the instep part 4 so as to wrap around the edge of the bottom part 5. 11 and 12, a rubber bottom plate 13 is fixed under the bottom part 5, and the surrounding area is covered with a covering sheet 14.

Notches 6 are formed on the front sides of the ankle parts 2, 3 and the instep part 4, and when they are expanded as shown in FIG. Fixed.

One side of the ankle stop band 8 shown in FIG. 5 is fixed to the inner ankle part 2, and one side of the instep stop band 9 shown in FIG. 6 is fixed to the instep part 4 as shown in FIG. 7. Locking chucks 15 and 16 are provided on the ankle stopper part 8a and the back surface of the other side of the instep stopper band 9, respectively.
The ankle portions 2, 3 and the instep portion 4 are attached to the ankle portions 2, 3 and the instep portion 4 so as to be freely tightened by locking chucks 17, 18 which are fixed to the outer ankle portion 3.

The ankle stop band 8 is formed with an ankle stop part 8a and a lower projecting part 8b.

When the foot is put into the shoe, the locking chucks 15 and 16 on the other side of the ankle locking band 8 and the instep locking band 9 are used.
is removed, the notch 6 is opened and the foot is inserted, the locking chuck 15 is locked to the locking chuck 17 so as to tighten the ankle with the ankle stopper band 8, and then the instep stopper band 9 is used to tighten the ankle. The locking chuck 16 is tightened so as to overlap the overhanging portion 8b.
is locked in the locking chuck 18.

When the shoe is configured as described above and attached to the ankle part 3 and the instep part 4 on the other side of the ankle stop band 8 and the instep stop band 9, the ankle is tightened by the ankle stop part 8a of the ankle stop band 8. Since the instep is tightened with the instep retaining band 9, both sides of the ankle and malleolus and both sides of the instep are held down individually within the shoe, eliminating play in the shoe and preventing the ankle joint from bending. One of the bands 8 and 9 does not come off, and the shoe is stably fitted to the foot, making it easier to walk.

Furthermore, since the instep stopper band 9 is superimposed and fastened on the lower overhanging part 8a of the ankle stopper band 8, when the ankle joint is bent, the upper side of the overhanging part 8b is bent and the joint part is lightly pushed. This gives you a sense of stability, protects your joints by reducing sudden joint movements, and makes it easier to move your ankles when climbing things like utility poles, ensuring safety by making it easier to climb.

As mentioned above, your feet don't play around inside the shoes, so you don't run the risk of tripping at a fishing spot or rocky mountain climbing area, falling and hitting your butt or lower back on a rock, or falling into the water. My feet don't get tired even when I walk.

In the above description, one side of the ankle stop band 8 and the instep stop band 9 are attached to the shoe body 1, and the other side is detachably attached, but both sides may be detachably attached.

In the above description, the shoes are used for fishing, but the present invention may be applied to shoes for other purposes.

[Effect of idea]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, the front side of the shoe body is individually tightened by the ankle fastening band and the instep fastening band, and the instep fastening band is attached to and detached from the shoe body so as to overlap with the overhanging part of the ankle fastening band. Since it can be attached freely, the ankle and instep joints are pressed by the ankle and instep parts of the shoe body, making it stable and easy to wear, protecting the joints, making it easy to walk, and extending from the ankle to the instep. It is possible to provide shoes that have excellent practical effects, such as a uniform appearance and a good appearance.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is an external perspective view of the shoe with the fastening band removed, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional side view of the shoe, Fig. 3 is an external side view of the shoe, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the shoe with the fastening band removed. The figure shows a developed view of the waterproof wall member, Fig. 5 is a plan view of the ankle fastening band, Fig. 6 is a plan view of the instep fastening band, Fig. 7 is an inside side view of the shoe, and Fig. 8 is a plan view of the conventional shoe. FIG. 1...Shoe body, 2, 3...Ankle, 4...Instep, 6
... Notch, 8... Ankle stop band, 8a... Ankle stop, 8b... Overhanging part, 9... Instep stop band.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A shoe body having a notch on the front side of the ankle is tightened with an ankle stop band and an instep stop band so as to cover the notch, and the ankle stop band is formed of an ankle stop part and a lower overhanging part. One side is attached to the shoe body and the other side is detachably attached, and the instep retaining band is attached on one side to the shoe body and the other side is detachably attached to the shoe body so as to overlap the overhanging part of the ankle retaining band. Shoes characterized by: