KR200259660Y1 - Shoe with a pivotal counter portion - Google Patents

Abstract

The shoe has a sole, an upper and a counter portion. The upper is secured to the sole and has a rear open end in the style of slippers or clogs. The counter portion is pivotally connected to the rear end of the sole to close the open portion of the upper. The clamp is firmly attached to both sides of the upper and to both sides of the counter portion to connect the counter portion to the upper. Thus, the feet in the shoe are ventilated. In addition, a shoe with a strap with a turning counter portion can be put on again without the hassle of releasing or retyping the shoe. The use of these shoes can be more convenient and versatile.

Description

SHOES WITH A PIVOTAL COUNTER PORTION}

The present invention relates to a shoe having a pivot counter portion connected to the rear end of the sole and detachably connected to the upper end of the open portion of the upper.

Conventional shoes are shoes of the type having a thick, hard sole with a heel and an upper attached to the sole. In addition to protecting the feet, shoes have served as fashion products for centuries. Accordingly, various types of shoes are currently used, for example, boots, high heel shoes, court shoes, sneakers, tennis shoes, clogs, sandals and the like. Most shoes are shoes with a toe cup, a vamp and a continuous upper that includes quarter and counter parts. People usually wear these shoes with continuous uppers more than eight hours a day. These shoes are designed and made to fit a person's foot, but wearing them with a long, continuous upper will make them uncomfortable. However, it is unsightly to take off your shoes and ventilate your feet in public.

However, some areas require you to remove your shoes before entering the room in custom or sanitary terms. In this case, take the time to untie the tied strings and later tie them up again. Moreover, it is never easy for a child to loosen or tie a string.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a shoe with a swing counter portion that can be pivotally separated from the upper or completely detached from the sole to change the shoe into a slipper or clogs style shoe. The shoe has a sole, an upper and a counter portion. The upper is secured to the sole and has a rear open end in the style of slippers or clogs. The counter portion is pivotally connected to the rear end of the sole to close the open portion of the upper. The clamp is firmly attached to both sides of the upper and to both sides of the counter portion to connect the counter portion to the upper. When the counter part is separated, the foot inside the shoe is ventilated, and the shoe with the turning counter part can be worn again without the troublesome action such as loosening or retyping the shoe. The use of these shoes can be more convenient and versatile.

1 is a perspective view of a shoe having a turning counter portion according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged exploded perspective view of the counter portion of the shoe shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

3 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the shoe shown in FIG. 1.

4 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the shoe shown in FIG. 1 showing a state in which the counter portion is turned.

FIG. 5 is a partial cross-sectional side view of the shoe shown in FIG. 1 with the counter portion completely removed from the shoe. FIG.

Figure 6 is a side view showing another embodiment of the connecting means of the counter portion of the shoe with a turning counter portion according to the present invention.

7 is an exploded perspective view of a second embodiment of a shoe with a swing counter portion according to the present invention;

8 is an exploded perspective view of a third embodiment of a shoe with a turning counter portion according to the present invention.

9 is a side view of a fourth embodiment of a shoe with a swing counter portion according to the present invention.

** Description of symbols for the main parts of the drawing **

10: Shoes 11: Upper

12: Sole 13: recess

20: swing counter portion 25: connector

30: clamp 31: first connecting member

32: second connection member 40: swing latch

41: bracket 42: slot

43: revolving socket 111: open portion

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3, the present invention relates to a shoe 10 having a swing counter portion 20. The shoe 10 includes an upper 11 secured to the sole 12. An open portion 111 is formed at the rear end of the upper 11. The pivot counter portion 20 is optionally connected over the open portion 111 of the shoe 20. Clamps 30, such as a locking arm clamp, a clip clamp, and a belt clamp, are symmetrically mounted to the upper ends of both the open portion 111 and the swing counter portion 20. As shown in FIG. The pivot counter portion 20 is pivotally connected to the rear end of the sole 12 by the pivot connector 25. The sole 12 has a recess 13 formed in the upper surface near the rear end of the sole 12. The swing latch 40 is firmly mounted in the recess 13.

The connector 25 has a body 251, a longitudinal neck 252, and a horizontal pivot pin 253. The body 251 is firmly mounted in the counter portion 20. The longitudinal neck 252 is integrally formed with the lower end of the body 251. The horizontal turning pin 253 is formed integrally with the lower end of the neck 252. Two gaps 254 are formed on both sides of the neck 252, respectively.

The swing latch 40 is in the form of an inverted J-shaped bracket 41. The bracket 41 has an upper horizontal retainer 411 at the same height as the upper surface of the sole 12. A slot 42 is formed in the center of the bracket 41 to divide the horizontal retainer 411 into two mating pieces. The slot corresponds to the neck 252 of the connector 25. Lip 44 is integrally formed at the outer edge of each horizontal retainer 411 and extends vertically downward therefrom. Lip 44, horizontal retainer 411 and bracket 41 define pivot socket 43 for pivotally securing pivot pin 25 within pivot latch 40.

Thus, the pivot pin 253 of the connector 25 can be inserted into the recess 13 and pivotally mounted within the pivot socket 43 of the pivot latch 40.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 4, each clamp 30 includes a first connecting member 31 and a second connecting member 32. The first connecting member 31 is firmly attached to the upper 11 near the open portion 111 of the shoe 10. The second connecting member 32 corresponds to the first connecting member 31 and is aligned with the first connecting member 31 when the pivot connecting portion 20 closes the open portion 111 of the upper 11. Is firmly attached to the turning counter portion 20. When the pivot counter portion 20 is pivotally mounted in the pivot latch 40, the first connecting member 31 and the second connecting member 32 are connected to each other so as to be detachable from each other so that the open portion 111 of the upper 11 is formed. ) Firmly secure the swing counter portion 20 above. Since the first connecting member 31 can be separated from the second connecting member 32, the swing counter portion 20 may pivot to expose the open portion 111 of the upper 11, and the swing latch ( By further separating the connector 25 from 40, it may be completely detached from the shoe 11.

1 to 6, the first embodiment of the clamp 30 includes a first connecting member 31 composed of a bottom plate 312, a tightening lug 314, and a retaining head 316. It is included. The bottom plate 312 is firmly attached to the upper 11. Indeed, the bottom plate 312 may be selectively secured to the outer surface of the upper 11 or the inner surface of the upper 11. Bottom plate 312 may also be covered by upper 11. The tightening lugs 314 are integrally formed on the bottom plate 312 and extend outwardly from the upper 11. The retaining head 316 is integrally formed at the outer end of the tightening lug 314.

The second connecting member 32 includes a connecting arm 322, at least one notch 324, and a tab 326, respectively. The connecting arm 322 is pivotally connected to the counter portion 20. Each notch 324 is formed in the connecting arm 322 and corresponds to the tightening lug 314. The tab 326 extends vertically outward from the top of the connecting arm 322.

When the counter portion 20 is connected to the sole 12 by a pivot pin 253 pivotably mounted in the pivot socket 43 of the pivot latch 40, the second connecting members 32 each have a tightening lug ( 314) and it is fixed. Thus, the counter portion 20 is removably connected to the upper 11 and the sole 12, which are typically integral shoes.

Referring to FIG. 4, when the user wants to open the counter portion 20 of the shoe 10, the second connecting member 32 on the counter portion 20 can be easily pulled out to form the first connecting member 31. The second connecting member 32 is separated from the tightening lug 314. Thus, the counter portion 20 is pivotally open, allowing the user's foot 50 to be easily inserted into or withdrawn from the shoe 10.

Referring to FIG. 5, the counter portion 20 may be completely separated from the sole 12 to change the shape of the shoe 10 into slippers or clogs style shoes.

Referring to FIG. 6, another embodiment of a connector that connects the counter portion 20 to the sole 12 includes a connection piece 250 made of fabric, plastic, or other flexible material. The connection piece 250 is provided with the upper end part sealed by the lower end part of the counter part 20, and the lower end part sealed by the sole 12. As shown in FIG.

Referring to FIG. 7, another embodiment of the connector 25 may be formed integrally between the body 251 and the neck 252, and may include a bent portion coupled with a pad 14 mounted on the sole 12. 254).

The pivot latch 40 is connected to a plate 46 inserted into the rear end of the sole 12 so that the pivot latch 40 can be exposed from the sole 12 and engage with the counter 25.

Referring to FIG. 7, the second embodiment of the clamp 60 includes a first connecting member 61 and a second member 62. Each first member 61 is firmly attached to the upper 11. Each first connecting member 61 has a bottom plate 612 which is selectively attached to the outer surface, the inner surface of the upper 11 or the inner side of the upper 11. The socket 614 is formed on one side of the bottom plate 612. An elastic pressing block 616 is formed on the bottom plate 612.

Each second connecting member 62 is optionally attached to an outer surface or an inner surface of the counter portion 20 or inside the counter portion 20. Each second connecting member 62 has a bottom plate 622 that can be connected to the counter portion 20. The plug 624 is formed on one side of the bottom plate 622 and is exposed from the counter portion 20. The elastic block 626 is formed on the plug 624. When the plug 624 is inserted into the socket 614 in the corresponding first connecting member 61, the elastic block 626 is engaged with the socket 614. When the user presses the elastic pressing block 616 from the outer surface of the upper 11, the elastic block 626 is separated from the socket 614.

Referring to FIG. 8, the third embodiment of the clamp 70 includes a first connecting member 71 and a second connecting member 72. The first connecting member 71 is attached to the outer surface of the upper 11. The first connecting member 71 has a bottom portion 712 attached to the upper 11. Coupling member 714 with toothed projection is pivotally mounted on bottom portion 712 with pivot pin (not shown). The adjustment member 716 with the toothed protrusion is pivotally connected to the bottom portion 712 with the pivot pin (not shown). A spring (not shown) is mounted on each pivot pin to push the corresponding members 714, 716 into the bottom portion 712.

The second connecting member 72 is a strap 722 with a plurality of toothed projections 724. A plurality of tooth projections 724 are formed on one side of the strap 722. When the second connecting member 72 is inserted into the first connecting member 71 and the tooth protrusion on the coupling member 714 engages the tooth protrusion 724 on the strap 722, the second connecting member 72 is removed. 1 is firmly engaged with the connecting member (71). The open part of the upper 11 is closed by the counter part 20. When the adjustment member 716 is pulled, the tooth projection on the adjustment member 716 engages the tooth protrusion 724 on the strap 722. The strap 722 is pulled to move relative to the bottom portion 712 so that the engagement between the second connecting member 72 and the first connecting member 71 is strong.

Referring to FIG. 9, the swing counter portion 20 is connected to the upper 11 to close the open portion 111.

The present invention has the following effects.

First, when the foot 50 of the person who wears the shoe is wrapped in the shoe 10 for a long time and is in a turbulent state, the second connecting members 32, 62, and 72 easily move the first connecting member 31 by hand. 61, 71). The counter portion 20 can then be pivotally opened or completely detached from the sole 12 such that the foot 50 is ventilated and relaxed.

Second, in the case of the shoe 10 with a strap having a turning counter portion 20, the user can wear or take off the shoe 10 without tying or loosening the strap, which is very convenient.

Claims (7)

Outsole, An upper having a rear end firmly connected to the sole and having an open portion, A pivot counter portion selectively pivotally connected to the sole and the rear end of the upper to close the open portion of the upper, It is configured to include a clamp that is symmetrically mounted to the upper ends of both the swing counter portion and the open portion and connects the counter portion to the rear end of the upper, Each clamp comprises a first connecting member securely coupled to the upper and a second connecting member securely attached to the pivot counter portion at a position corresponding to the first connecting member to engage the first connecting member. Shoes with counter parts. 2. The connector of claim 1, wherein a connector is attached to the counter portion, and the connector Body firmly attached to the counter part, A longitudinal neck integrally formed at the lower end of the body, Horizontal turning pin formed integrally with the lower end of the neck, It includes two gaps formed on both sides of the neck, The outsole is equipped with a pivoting latch that pivotally engages the connector so that the counter portion can be pivotally mounted on the sole, A recess is formed in the upper surface near the rear end of the sole to accommodate the pivot latch, The pivot latch is formed in the form of an inverted J-shaped bracket, and the J-shaped bracket With the upper horizontal retainer, A slot formed in the middle of the J-shaped bracket and corresponding to the neck of the connector, A pivoting socket formed in the J-shaped bracket to pivotally receive the pivot pin, A lip integrally formed at the outer end of the horizontal retainer, Shoe with a pivot counter portion, characterized in that the pivot pin of the connector is insertable in the recess and pivotally mounted in the pivot socket of the pivot latch. The sole of claim 1, wherein the sole is equipped with a pad, A connector is connected to the counter part, and the connector Body firmly attached to the counter part, A longitudinal neck integrally formed at the lower end of the body, Horizontal turning pin formed integrally with the lower end of the neck, It includes two gaps formed on both sides of the neck, The outsole is equipped with a pivoting latch that pivotally engages the connector so that the counter portion can be pivotally mounted on the sole, The pivot latch is formed in the form of an inverted J-shaped bracket, and the J-shaped bracket With the upper horizontal retainer, A slot formed in the middle of the J-shaped bracket and corresponding to the neck of the connector, A pivoting socket formed in the J-shaped bracket to pivotally receive the pivot pin, A lip integrally formed at the outer end of the horizontal retainer, The pivot latch is connected to the plate inserted in the rear end of the sole, The pivot latch is mounted on the rear end of the sole and is exposed from the sole to engage the connector, Shoe with a pivot counter portion, characterized in that the pivot pin of the connector is pivotally mounted in the pivot socket of the pivot latch. The counter portion is provided with a connector for pivotably connecting the counter portion to the sole. The connector is a shoe having a turning counter portion, wherein the upper portion is a flexible member made of fabric, the upper portion of which is sealed to the lower portion of the counter portion and the lower portion of the shoe to the sole of the shoe. The method of claim 1, wherein each first connecting member is Bottom plate firmly attached to the upper, Tightening lugs integrally formed on the bottom plate, A holding head integrally formed at the outer end of the tightening lug, Each second connecting member A connecting arm pivotably attached to the counter part, At least one notch formed in the connecting arm and engaging the tightening lug in correspondence with the tightening lug, With tabs extending vertically outward from the connecting arm, The bottom plate of each clamp is attached to the outer surface of the upper, and the bottom plate of each clip plate is attached to the outer surface of the counter portion. The method of claim 1, wherein each first connecting member is Bottom plate attached to the upper, A socket formed on one side of the bottom plate, An elastic pressing block formed on the bottom plate, Each second connecting member Bottom plate attached to the counter part, A plug formed on one side of the bottom plate and inserted into the socket, Shoe with a turning counter portion, characterized in that it has an elastic block formed on the plug and engaging with the socket. The method of claim 1, wherein each first connecting member is The bottom part attached to the upper, An engagement member having a toothed protrusion pivotally mounted on a bottom portion having a pivot pin, A spring mounted on the pivot pin for pushing the engagement member to the bottom portion, Each second connecting member A strap having a plurality of tooth-like protrusions formed on one side thereof to engage with the tooth-like protrusion on the corresponding engagement member of the first connecting member, An adjustment member having a toothed protrusion rotatably mounted on the bottom portion of the first connecting member having a pivot; A spring mounted on the pivot, for pushing the adjustment member to the bottom portion, A shoe with a turning counter portion, characterized in that the clip plate and the clamp securely engage when the adjustment member is pulled and the tooth projection on the adjustment member engages with the tooth protrusion on the strap.