JPS5846649Y2 - Fully openable band shoes for people with physical disabilities - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to the invention of band shoes that can be easily worn by physically handicapped people, the elderly, people with impaired limbs, and especially people with foot problems.

Conventionally, this type of band shoes has a band that is attached to the upper part of the shoe and can be folded back through a metal fitting provided on the opposite side of the shoe, as seen in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 54-171944. At the same time, a cloth fastener is attached to the back side of this folded part and the upper surface of the part, and the free end of this folded part is made long enough to reach near the edge of the part, that is, to the outer part of the shoe. In addition, a band was attached to the finger rest on the free end surface of this folded part, but in this conventional structure, as mentioned above, the band was located on the outer part of the shoe. It has the fatal drawback that it cannot be easily attached and detached.

In other words, when this type of band shoe was first proposed, the cloth zipper was equipped with a male piece of a fishing wheel.
Therefore, in order to compensate for this, the bonding surface within the band (overlapping surface) must be made sufficiently long to increase the bonding force. There is an inevitability to be located and become.

The reason why the obi is located on the outer part of the finger hook is that when inserting a finger into the obi and pulling off the band, the user has to hold the free end of the folded part upwards because the limbs or body are disabled. For those who cannot pull it up, they are forced to apply an external force along the surface direction of the cloth zipper that is most difficult to remove, and the fatal drawback is that it is impossible to pull it off easily. To invite, to become.

Furthermore, when the band is worn by a normal person while walking, it may be exposed to an unimaginable amount of external force, and as a result, the band has the disadvantage that it may naturally come undone.

Therefore, it can be said that this conventional structure is completely unpractical for this type of band shoe, which requires ease of putting on and taking off and safety first.

The present invention was completed as a result of various research in view of the shortcomings of the conventional structure, and although it is extremely easy to attach and detach, it does not easily come off when walking etc. The purpose is to provide band shoes that can be used safely.

An example of the implementation of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a shoe body, 2 is a band, one end of which is sewn 3 to the outer part (outer part) of the shoe as shown in the figure.

4 is a male piece of a fastener attached to the back side of the folded part 4' of the band, and has a length that covers the instep part of the band. From the other end inward, the length is the same as that of the male piece.

The cloth fastener 4 is formed by one piece having a tooth-shaped retaining element whose large diameter is the free end of a stem implanted in the base cloth.

6 is a rectangular metal fitting, which is folded back after passing the band 2 through it (first
, Figure 2).

At 7, the metal fitting 6 is mounted on one side, and at 8, the finger rest is a band (Fig. 2). When the band 2 is folded back, there is a layer on the surface as shown in the figure.
As shown in FIG. 4, only both ends are sewn 9 onto the band so that a finger 10 can be inserted into the band.

As clearly shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4, the band 2 is such that the free end of the folded portion 4' protrudes slightly outward from the upper opening edge 1a on the mounting side. The shoe opening 1b is set to have a short dimension, and the shoe opening 1b is formed from the free end of the folded part 4'.
The metal fitting 6 is attached to a length extending near the side upper opening edge 1C, and a band 8 is attached to the finger rest.

11 is a circular rear knob. 12 is a vertical slide fastener provided on the nail skin portion 13.

Since the band shoes of the present invention are subject to the above-mentioned stealing, when the slide fastener is removed and the band is loosened, the shoes open fully as shown in Figure 3, making it suitable for people with lame feet or disabilities. Even people who find it inconvenient to put on shoes will find it really easy to put them on in this fully open position.

That is, by placing the foot on the fully opened shoe, closing the slide zipper, folding back the band and pressing it, the band will be fixed and adjustable.

In addition, consideration has been made so that you can put your finger on the loop on the back knob and check how well your foot fits before securing the band.
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Taking off shoes can be troublesome for people with limited limbs, but as shown in Figure 4, the finger hooks on the band 8 can be attached to the obi 8 and pulled up. Because it is shaped exactly like the upper surface of the instep of the foot,
The folded part 4' can be pulled straight up from the three-sided surface of the mounting part, so the band can be easily removed. Next, undo the slide fastener 12 and open the nail skin part to the left and right. , the foot can easily be released from the shoe,
It can be taken off very easily.

As mentioned above, the present invention is a band shoe that is easy to put on and take off, which has never been seen before, and it can be adjusted to fit the feet well even for people with various foot disabilities and for people with limited limbs. Shoes can be put on and taken off easily and are extremely practical.

In other words, the folded part 4' of the band is formed short so that its free end is located near the upper opening edge 1a on the mounting side, and the finger rest band 8 is attached to the upper surface of this folded part 4'. Therefore, the band 8 of this finger hook is located just above the instep of the foot, and it is easiest to detach and attach the male pieces to the cloth fasteners 4 and 5. It is easy to apply a force in a direction substantially perpendicular to the surface, and the position above the instep of the foot is also an ergonomically suitable position for removing and securing the band folded portion 4'. Compared to the conventional structure mentioned at the beginning, there is far less risk of forcing the limbs, and the band can be easily removed and fastened by simply pulling up or pressing the folded part along the upward and downward directions. In addition, the nail skin can be opened wide, making it easy to put on and take off with little effort.

Moreover, because the cloth fastener uses a so-called fungi-type cloth fastener, even if the band is short, its holding power is far superior to that of a conventional fishing wheel, so depending on the way you walk, the band may be exposed to unexpected external forces.・There is little risk that the band will come off naturally, and it can be used safely.

As described above, the present invention has greatly improved the attachment/detachment performance and safety compared to the conventional ones, and has great practical value.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing the band of the shoe of the present invention in a stretched state, Fig. 2 shows the band folded back, Fig. 3 shows the shoe in its fully open state, and Fig. 4 shows the finger rest on the band. FIG. Code explanation 1...Shoes body, 2...
・Band, 3...Sewing, 4...Male piece of cloth fastener, 5...Male piece of cloth fastener, 6...
...Bracket, 7...Installation is one piece, 8...
・Finger hook is obi, 9... Sewing, 10... Finger, 11... Back knob, 12... Slide fastener, 13... ... Nail skin.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) In band shoes with band 2 metal fittings 6,
A band 8 is provided as a finger hook on the surface of the folded part 4' of the band, and one of the retaining elements is formed in the shape of a fungus with a large diameter head on the upper surface of the transition part 5'. At the same time, the folded part 4' is shortened so that its free end is located near the upper opening edge 1a on the side where the band is attached, and the nail skin 13 part is attached. Fully openable band shoes for physically disabled persons, characterized in that a slide fastener 12 is provided at the front. (2) Fully openable band shoes for people with physical disabilities according to claim 1, which is a utility model and has a ring-shaped rear flap 11 on the upper rear edge of the shoe.