JPH0723409U - Insole material for slippers - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a novel slipper insole member that can avoid indirect contact with the foot of another person when using the slipper provided in a public facility or the like. [Structure] The insole cover portion 12 that covers the insole 24 of the slipper 20 and separates the insole 24 from the foot, and the cap portion of the slipper 20.
A first wing which is mounted inside the cap 22, and which has an instep covering 18 that covers the instep of the foot inserted in the cap 22, and the instep covering 18 is branched from both sides of the insole covering 12. Piece 14 and second wing piece 16
It is formed by overlapping and.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a slipper insole member which is mounted inside a slipper and prevents direct contact between the inner surface of the slipper and a foot.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In public facilities such as hospitals and public halls, when entering without shoes, it is generally necessary to change to the slippers installed at the facility. In addition, at hotels and other places, slippers are provided in the guest rooms as part of the service so that guests can take off their shoes and relax.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, this kind of slipper has already been used many times by the general public, and wearing it will indirectly contact the foot of another person, which may cause psychological resistance or aversion. Not only did it remember, but there were also hygiene problems, such as the risk of infection with athlete's foot and other fungi.

The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object thereof is to avoid indirect contact with another person's foot when using slippers provided in public facilities or the like. It is an object of the present invention to provide a new slipper insole member which can avoid contact.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, a slipper insole member according to the present invention is mounted in a cap portion of the slipper, which covers the midsole of the slipper and separates the midsole from the foot. And an instep covering part that covers the instep of the foot inserted in the cap part. Even if a folded-back piece arranged on the outer surface side of the cap portion of the slipper is formed in the instep covering portion, or a tip-end covering piece that covers the toe of the foot is formed at the tip toe portion of the insole covering portion. Good. Further, the instep covering portion may be formed by superimposing a first blade piece and a second blade piece branched from both sides of the insole coating portion. Furthermore, a weak adhesive may be applied to the back surface of the insole coating portion. The "slipper" is not limited to a slipper in a narrow sense, and is a concept that broadly includes footwear, such as sandals and sandals, which is hooked on the foot and used.

[0006]

[Action]

 If the insole member of the above slipper is attached to the slipper, the insole cover part is interposed between the insole of the slipper and the foot flat, and the instep cover is provided between the inner surface of the slipper cap part and the instep. Since the parts are interposed, it is possible to effectively avoid direct contact between the inner surface of the slipper and the foot. Therefore, if the insole member of this slipper is prepared in the guest room of the hotel or the entrance of the hospital, etc., even if the slipper provided in the facility is used, each person can attach it to the slipper and others can use it. It is possible to eliminate hygiene problems such as discomfort caused by indirect contact with the feet and infection with fungi. When you finish using the slippers, you can simply return the slippers to their original state by simply removing the insole member from the slippers and discarding it, and use it for the next person. it can .

[0007]

【Example】

 The present invention will be described below based on the illustrated embodiment. FIG. 1 is a developed plan view showing an insole member of a slipper according to the present invention. The insole member 10 of this slipper is made of Japanese paper, and has an insole covering portion 12 having a shape and an area substantially corresponding to the insole of footwear such as slippers and sandals, and the insole covering portion 12 of the insole member. It consists of a first winglet 14 and a second winglet 16 derived from both sides.

The first blade 14 and the second blade 16 are bent toward the midsole cover portion 12 side along the alternate long and short dash line (a) in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, an instep covering portion 18 that covers the instep of the foot is formed by superimposing the end side 16a of the second wing piece 16 on each other. In this state, the insole member 18 is attached to the slipper 20 by inserting the instep covering portion 18 into the cap portion (claws) 22 of the slipper 20. At this time, the tip portion of the insole coating portion 12 is bent toward the instep coating portion 18 side along the chain double-dashed line (b) in FIG.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 3, the inner surface of the cap portion 22 of the slipper 20 and the surface of the insole 24 are substantially entirely covered by the insole member 10. For this reason, even if the foot is put in the slipper 20, the slipper 20 and the foot do not come into direct contact with each other. Since the instep covering 18 that covers the instep of the foot is formed by stacking the first wing piece 14 and the second wing piece 16, even when it is attached to slippers of different sizes, This can be dealt with flexibly by adjusting the degree of overlap as appropriate.

FIG. 4 is a developed plan view showing another embodiment of the insole member according to the present invention. The insole member 10 forms a toe covering piece 26 on the tip toe portion 12a of the insole coating portion 12, and at the same time, forms a rear end side 14b of the first blade piece 14 and a rear end side of the second blade piece 16. It is formed by forming folding pieces 28, 28 on 16b, respectively. Further, a weak adhesive 30 is applied to the back surface of the insole coating portion 12 (that is, the surface in contact with the insole 24 of the slipper). Further, a boundary portion between the first wing piece 14 and the insole coating portion 12, a boundary portion between the second wing piece 16 and the insole coating portion 12, a boundary portion between the toe coating piece 26 and the insole coating portion 12. Grooves (concave lines) 32 for facilitating bending are formed at the boundary between the first blade 14 and the folded piece 28 and at the boundary between the second blade 16 and the folded piece 28, respectively. Has been done.

Then, the first wing piece 14 and the second wing piece 16 are bent toward the insole coating portion 12 side along the groove 32 to form the instep coating portion 18, and the instep coating portion 18 is formed. When the toe covering piece 26 is bent along the groove 32 toward the instep covering portion 18 when it is attached to the cap portion 22 of the slipper, the toe portion of the foot is also covered with the toe covering piece 26, and the slipper The separation between the 20 inner surfaces and the foot is more complete.

Further, by applying the weak adhesive 30 to the back surface of the insole coating portion 12, the bond between the insole member 10 and the slipper 20 becomes stronger, and when the slipper 20 is removed, the insole is removed. It is possible to prevent the member 10 from coming off the slipper 20. However, if the adhesive strength is too strong, a trace may remain when the insole member 10 is removed from the slippers 20 for the next user, so a weak adhesive 30 with an appropriate adhesive strength is used. Must be selected. The weak adhesive 30 is applied to the back surface of the insole coating portion 12 in a predetermined shape and size in advance, and the front surface is covered with a plastic film or the like, and is attached to the slipper 20. The film is peeled off and pressed onto the insole 24 of the slipper.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, folding pieces 28, 28 formed on the rear end side 14 b of the first wing piece 14 and the rear end side 16 b of the second wing piece 16 are respectively provided in the groove 32. By folding it back to the outer surface side of the cap portion 22 of the slipper, not only the bond between the insole member 10 and the slipper 20 is strengthened, but also when the slipper 20 is put on, the tip of the toe slips by mistake. It can be completely prevented from entering between the inner surface of the cap portion 22 and the outer surface of the instep covering portion 18 of the insole member. Although not shown, the same weak adhesive as described above may be applied to the portions of the folded pieces 28, 28 that come into contact with the outer surface of the cap portion 22 of the slipper.

The insole member 10 of the slipper is integrally formed by cutting it from the base paper by a punching press, for example, and at the same time, the groove 32 is also formed by the pressing die press. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 as well, it goes without saying that the groove substantially corresponding to the alternate long and short dash line (a) and the alternate long and two short dashes line (b) may be formed in advance by the pressing die press. Yes.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the invention. For example, in the above, an example in which the insole coating portion 12, the first blade piece 14, the second blade piece 16, the toe coating piece 26 and the folded pieces 28, 28 are integrally formed is shown. They may be formed of separate members and may be configured to be joined by means such as adhesion.

Further, as described above, instead of forming the instep covering portion 18 by stacking the first wing piece 14 and the second wing piece 16 at the time of mounting, they are integrated beforehand by bonding or the like. You can leave it. Alternatively, the instep cover 18 may be formed by one member.

Further, as the material for the insole member 10, in addition to the above-mentioned Japanese paper, for example, synthetic paper or plastic sheet having excellent breathability, or paper material subjected to special antibacterial processing or deodorizing processing is used. May be. Further, it is also possible to print a predetermined character or graphic on the surface of the insole member 12 of the insole member 10 and use it as an advertising medium.

[0018]

[Effect of device]

 When the insole member of the slipper according to the present invention is attached to the slipper, the insole covering portion is interposed between the insole of the slipper and the foot flat, and the inner surface of the cap portion of the slipper and the instep of the foot. Since the instep covering portion is interposed in between, it is possible to effectively avoid direct contact between the inner surface of the slipper and the foot. Therefore, if the insole member of this slipper is prepared in the guest room of the hotel, the entrance of the hospital, etc., even when using the slipper installed in the facility, each person can attach it to the slipper, It is possible to eliminate hygiene problems such as discomfort caused by indirect contact with the foot and infection with fungi.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a developed plan view showing an embodiment of a slipper insole member according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a usage state of the above embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a usage state of the above embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a developed plan view showing another embodiment of the insole member of the slipper according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a plan view showing a usage state of the above embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Slipper insole member 12 Insole cover 14 First wing piece 16 Second wing piece 18 Instep cover member 20 Slipper 22 Slipper cap 24 Insole bottom of slipper 26 Toe tip covering piece 28 Folding piece 30 Weak adhesive

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A midsole covering portion which covers the midsole of the slipper and separates the midsole from the foot flat, and an instep of the foot which is mounted in the cap portion of the slipper and is inserted into the cap portion. An insole member of a slipper having an instep covering portion. 2. The insole member of the slipper according to claim 1, wherein the instep covering portion is formed with a folded piece arranged on the outer surface side of the cap portion of the slipper. 3. The insole member of the slipper according to claim 1, wherein a toe covering piece for covering a toe of the foot is formed at a tip toe portion of the insole coating portion. 4. The instep covering portion is formed by superimposing a first blade piece and a second blade piece branched from both sides of the insole coating portion. The insole member of the slipper described in any of 3. 5. The insole member of the slipper according to claim 1, wherein a weak adhesive is applied to the back surface of the insole coating portion.