JPH068723Y2 - Shoe sole with integrated ribs and shoelaces - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a shoe sole having an inner rib integrated with a shoelace.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is easily attached to a general shoe, and the center portion of the shoelace is hooked to the sole of the shoe so that the hook width can be arbitrarily changed to form a middle rib that fits the person's foot. In addition, the extension is located between the big toe of the toe and the adjacent finger so that it can be sandwiched between both fingers. The present invention provides a shoe sole which is configured as described below.

With the above configuration, the width of the hook of the shoelace can be arbitrarily changed to any person's toes, so that a sock sock that does not make the toes harder is provided. .

The structure of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the first embodiment will be described. 1 is a shoe sole, which is made of leather, resin, cloth, vinyl, rubber or the like. ing. Located between the big toe and the next toe, the sole 1
A hole 2 is opened in the base plate 1, and a plate 4 is adhered, locked or screwed to the back 3 of the bottom plate 1.

The plate 4 has an opening 5 to which the shaft 6 is soldered 7 '. In addition, as a method of fixing the shaft 6,
Kamime, hole mating, etc. are considered. Further, the shafts 6 are arranged at intervals of three in the first embodiment. The hole 5 is the bottom floor 1
This corresponds to the hole 2 in FIG.

Reference numeral 7 is a shoe lace. The center portion 8 of the lace 7 is hooked on the shaft 6, and the lace 7 projects from the sole 1, and the projection 9 has a surrounding portion 10 made of soft cloth, leather, vinyl, or the like. Is positioned, and the surrounding portion 10 is to be sandwiched by the toes.

Reference numeral 11 denotes an upper part of the shoe, the end of the shoelace 7 opposite to the hook portion 8 projects to the upper part 11, and the tip of the shoelace 7 becomes a normal shoelace. 12 is a guide hole which is located on the upper part 11 of the shoe and through which the shoelace 7 is passed. The guide hole may be fixed with respect to the upper portion 11 or may be slightly movable by the person's foot. In this way, the person's foot is better adapted and the foot is less likely to receive an unbalanced load.

In the first embodiment, the shoelace 7 is hooked on the two shafts of the shaft 6 to form the hook width thereof. However, the shoelace 7 can be freely attached to the shaft 6 according to the person's foot. If you hook it at the position, you can receive less unbalanced load than the sock sock 1,
Since no excessive load is applied to your feet, you will not feel any strain on your feet.

Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The central part 8 of the above is engaged with one end of an arbitrary shaft 6, but the rest is engaged with the fixed shaft 6 at the tip and further penetrates through the hole 13 of the sole 1, and the other constitution is the first. Same as the embodiment.

With this structure, the central portion 8 of the shoe lace 7 can be adapted to the person's foot by selecting an arbitrary width.

As described above, in the present invention, the middle rib 14 is composed of the extension portion 9 and the surrounding portion 10 of the shoe lace 7, and the middle rib 14 is formed.
Since the width of the shoelace 7 can be easily changed by changing the hook position related to the shaft, it can be adapted to every person's toes, so there is no need to make many types, the cost is low, and it is easy to configure. Furthermore, since it can be easily adapted to conventional shoes, there is no need to take a special shoe structure, which is an excellent effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a bottom view of FIG. 1 and FIG. 3 is a sectional view showing a second embodiment. 1 ... Shoe sole, 7 ... Shoe laces, 8 ... Shoe lace 7 center, 6,6 ... Axle, 10 ... Enclosure, 14 ... Medium rib, 11 ... Shoe top, 4 ... Plate

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A plate having an opening is fixed to the back of a sole of a shoe, and a large number of shafts are further fixed to the plate, and a central portion of a shoe lace is arbitrarily hooked to the shaft. The hook extension is surrounded by a soft surrounding part, and the surrounding part is located between the big toe of the toe and the finger next to it, and is sandwiched by both fingers, and further protrudes from the surrounding part. A shoe sole that is constructed so that the shoe laces protrude above the shoe and become the shoe laces.