JPH0620406Y2 - Laced shoes - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device] [Industrial applications]

The present invention relates to a laced shoe, and more particularly to a laced shoe that has a simple appearance without dew, rainwater, dust or the like entering the inside of the shoe.

2. Description of the Related Art A lot of laced shoes are manufactured because the shoes can be worn in a state where the shoes are well fitted by adjusting the tightness of the laces. As the laced shoe, there is used a shoe in which eyelet holes penetrating from the front surface to the back surface of the instep are arranged in rows on both sides of the opening of the front part of the instep.

[Problems to be solved by the device]

In the conventional shoe with a string, eyelet holes arranged in rows on both sides of the opening of the front instep communicate the inside and the outside of the shoe,
If you walk in a dusty place, dust may get inside the shoes,
There was a problem that water would get into the shoes when walking in a humid place. The present invention is intended to solve the above problems.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above problems, the present invention is a plan view of FIG. 1, a sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 1 of FIG. 2, and a part of an essential part of FIG. A plurality of eyelet holes (4), (4), etc. are arranged in a row in the tightening part (3) of the shoe with lace where the instep front part (1) is opened as shown in the enlarged view Eyelet hole pieces (5), (5) are sewn (7), (7) to the back side (6) along both sides of the opening (2),
The shoelaces are formed so that the gaps (9), (9), into which the shoelaces (8) can be inserted, are formed slightly above in correspondence with the eyelet holes (4), (4). Sew-on strips (10), (10) at multiple locations (11), (1
1) ... and the shoelace insertion bands (10), (10) at the rear end (1
2) Proposed was a shoe with laces in which eyelet holes (13), (13) were formed in the instep cover in the vicinity of (12). 2 and 3 show the case where the shoelaces are removed for the sake of convenience. In carrying out the present invention, the shoelace insertion band (10), (10) should be as close as possible to the opening (2) edge (14), (14) so that the shoe fits well on the foot, and The gaps (9) and (9) through which the shoelace (8) is inserted are preferably as narrow as possible.

[Action]

Shoelace (8), eyelet instep (4), which is arranged in multiple rows on the underside (6),
(4) …… And, in correspondence with this, the shoelace insertion band (10),
Since the gaps (9), (9), ... formed by (10) are sequentially inserted, for example, only the eyelet holes (4), (4) ..., or the gap of the shoelace insertion band ( 9), (9) …… Compared with the case where the front part of the instep (1) is tightened with a shoelace only in a linear manner, eyelet holes (4), (4) …… and a gap ( 9), (9) ……,
And with the surfaces (15) and (15) spreading between the two,
So to speak, the front part of the instep (1) can be clamped in a planar manner, so that the shoes can be fitted onto the foot sufficiently and reliably as shown in the plan view of FIG. 4, and the instep can be covered. Front (1)
The opening (2) can be closed perfectly without any gap.

【effect】

As shown in FIG. 4 by the above action, the front part of the instep (1)
Since the opening (2) of the shoe can be closed tightly without any gaps, the inside of the shoe can be almost shut off from the outside of the shoe, and even if you walk on a temporary or dusty place, dust inside the shoe It doesn't come in, and water doesn't come in even if you walk in a humid place. Also, since the eyelet holes (4), (4) ... are not visible from the outside, the appearance is extremely simple despite the fact that they are laced shoes,
It was possible to bring out the design effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a shoe with laces of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. 1 with the shoe laces removed, and FIG. Shows a plan view when tightened with shoelaces. (1) …… front part of instep, (2) …… opening, (3) …… tightening part, (4)…
… Eyelet hole, (5) …… Eyelet hole piece, (6) …… Back side of instep, (7)…
… Sewing, (8) …… Shoelaces, (9) …… Gap, (10) …… Shoe laces, (11) …… Sewing, (12) …… Rear end, (13) …… Eyelet hole, (1
4) ... Edge, (15) ... Surface that spreads between eyelet hole (4) and gap (9).

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A plurality of eyelet holes (4), (4), etc. are arranged in a row in a tightening portion (3) of a shoe with a cord in which a front part (1) is opened (2). Eyelet hole pieces (5), (5) are sewn (7), (7) to the instep back surface (6) along both sides of the opening (2), and the eyelet holes arranged in line ( Corresponding to 4), (4) ..., the shoelace insertion band (10), so that the gaps (9), (9) ..
(10) is sewn on at multiple places (11), (11) ... and on the instep cover near the rear ends (12), (12) of the shoelace insertion bands (10), (10). Laced shoes with eyelet holes (13), (13).