KR200332558Y1 - In-line skate - Google Patents

Abstract

Inline skates that can be worn while the user is wearing shoes are started. The inline skate includes a frame rotatably arranged with a plurality of rollers, a bottom plate attached to an upper surface of the frame to support a user's shoes, and an ankle fixing portion extending substantially vertically upward from a rear end of the bottom plate. At least one first tightening member for pressing the foot of the user seated on the bottom plate, and a second tightening member formed at the intersection of the bottom plate and the ankle fixing unit for pressing the bottom of the user's ankle. It is formed on the upper portion of the ankle fixing portion is provided with a third tightening member for press-contacting the upper portion of the user's ankle. At least one of the first tightening member and the second tightening member has a double tightening structure. The inline skate according to the present invention can prevent the first to third fastening members from being injured to the ankle of the user when wearing the inline skates by tightly coupling the user's shoes and ankle on the inline skate. In particular, since the first and second tightening members have a double coupling structure, the ankle of the user is strongly coupled to the inline skate.

Description

In-line skates {In-line skate}

The present invention relates to inline skates, and more particularly, to an inline skate that can be worn while wearing shoes.

Conventional inline skates consist of a structure worn by a user with their shoes removed. Since the inline skates need to separately provide boots for supporting the user's feet, the overall volume and weight of the skates increase, which is very difficult for the user to carry. In addition, when the user wears the inline skates, the shoes should be kept separate from the shoes that are being worn. On the contrary, in order for the user to wear the shoes, the user needs to store the shoes separately from the inline skates.

In view of this point, inline skates which can be worn while wearing shoes as disclosed in Korean Utility Model Application No. 2001-0034863 have been conventionally devised. As shown in FIG. 3, the inline skate has a circular protective film 2 and an outer protective film 4 formed along the outer circumferential surface of the bottom plate to maintain the close contact between the skate and the shoes and to prevent the shoes from being separated. A tightening device 6 and a toothed rail tightening device 10 are provided.

However, the cover type tightening device and the toothed rail fastening device of the conventional inline skate as described above have a problem that good adhesion between the shoe and the inline skate cannot be obtained. In particular, since there is no structure for fixing the user's ankle part, which is the part receiving the most force, the user's ankle injury is very high. In addition, since the circular protective film and the outer protective film are formed on the outer circumferential surface of the bottom plate of the inline skate, there is a problem that the size of the shoe that can be mounted is limited. In addition, there is a problem that it is difficult for the user to maximize the advantages of the in-line skate riding while wearing a shoe because there is no means for the user to easily carry the in-line skate.

The present invention has been devised to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, not only significantly improves the adhesion between the user's shoes and skates, but also increases the degree of freedom for shoe size, and makes it easy to carry inline skates. It is an object of the present invention to provide inline skates that can be worn while wearing shoes.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of an inline skate according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the bottom plate of the inline skate of FIG. 1. FIG.

6 is a perspective view of an inline skate according to the prior art.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

20: frame

21: Roller

30: bottom plate

31, 32: first tightening member

33: second tightening member

40: Ankle high government

41: third tightening member

45: inline pouch

Inline skates according to the present invention for achieving the above object is a skate that can be worn in a state in which the user wears a shoe, a frame in which a plurality of rollers are rotatably disposed, and attached to the upper surface of the frame to the user's shoes An ankle fixing portion extending from the rear end of the bottom plate to the bottom plate to support, and at least one first fastening member for pressing the foot of the user seated on the bottom plate; And a second tightening member formed at the intersection of the ankle fixing part to press the lower part of the user's ankle and the third tightening member formed at the upper part of the ankle fixing part to press the upper part of the user's ankle. At least one of the first tightening member and the second tightening member has a double tightening structure.

The double fastening structure is a pair of rings spaced apart on both sides of the bottom plate, the first fastening member coupled to the pair of rings to press the user's shoes against the bottom plate and close contact with the first fastening member It is preferred to have a secondary tightening member to press the user's shoes against the bottom plate once again.

The pair of rings are preferably pivotally coupled between a first position embedded in a groove formed in the bottom plate and a second position projecting upwardly from the plane of the bottom plate.

The third fastening member is composed of a circular trap integrally formed with the ankle fixing part, one side of the train is coupled to open and close to allow the user's ankle to enter and exit the other side, and the one side and the other side mutually It is preferable that a locking means for fixing is provided.

The ankle fixing unit is preferably provided with an inline pocket for storing a bag that can be put inline skates.

Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of the inline skate according to the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in detail.

1 is a view showing an embodiment of an inline skate according to the present invention. As shown in the inline skate according to this embodiment is a skate that can be worn by the user wearing a shoe, a plurality of rollers 21 are rotatably installed on the frame 20, the upper surface of the frame 20 A detachably attached bottom plate 30 and an ankle fixing portion 40 extending substantially vertically upward from the rear end of the bottom plate 30 are provided.

The bottom plate is detachably attached to the upper surface of the frame 20 to support a shoe (not shown) of the inline skate wearer. Ankle fixing part 34 is formed at the rear end of the bottom plate 31 so as to vertically extend to the upper part of the user's ankle when wearing inline skates.

The bottom plate 30 is provided with at least one first tightening member 31, 32 to press the user's foot tightly. In this embodiment, the first fastening members 31 and 32 are respectively provided at the front and middle portions of the bottom plate 30, but one fastening member or three or more fastening members are installed on the bottom plate. It is also possible. At the point where the rear portion of the bottom plate 30 and the ankle fixing portion 40 intersect each other, a second fastening member 33 is provided to press the tightly the lower part of the user's ankle.

The two first tightening members 31 and 32 and the second tightening member 33 each have a "double tightening structure". "Double tightening structure" refers to a technical configuration in which two fastening members are used simultaneously in one fastening unit to significantly improve the adhesion between the user's shoes and inline skates.

The double tightening structure will be described in more detail as follows. First, a pair of grooves 34a and 34b and 35a and 35b are formed to be spaced apart a predetermined distance from a position where the first tightening members 31 and 32 of the bottom plate 30 are disposed. A pair of rings 36a and 36b 37a and 37b are pivotally coupled to the grooves 34a and 34b and 35a and 35b, respectively. Two fastening members, that is, primary fastening members 31a and 32a and secondary fastening members 31b and 32b, are adjacently coupled to the rings 36a and 36b and 37a and 37b. The primary fastening members 31a and 32a press the user's shoes tightly against the bottom plate 30, and then the secondary fastening members 31b and 32b of the primary fastening members 31a and 31b. Combining the state covered the upper surface of the user's shoes once again close contact. The pair of rings 36a, 36b, 37a, 37b are rotated from the first position and the first position completely embedded in the grooves 34a, 34b, 35a, 35b formed in the bottom plate 30 and the bottom. It can pivot between a second position protruding upwards from the plane 30 of the plate.

In this embodiment, the second tightening member 33 also has a double tightening structure. The second tightening member 33 is composed of a primary tightening member 33a and a secondary tightening member 33b which are vertically adjacently coupled to the lower portion of the ankle fixing part 40. The primary tightening member 33a and the secondary tightening member 33b are formed in a “Y” shape in order to further improve the adhesion strength.

The first fastening member 31, 32 and the second fastening member 33 is easy to detach, but excellent in the crimping tape or the serrated fastening device (structure on one side is formed irregularities and the other side is formed with a clamp) Can be used. However, of course, in addition to those described above, any fastening means that performs the equivalent function can be used.

The upper portion of the ankle fixing portion 40 is provided with a third tightening member 41 for fixing the upper portion of the user's ankle (upper portion not covered by the shoes of the user's ankle). The third fastening member 41 is formed of a substantially circular trail corresponding to the cross-sectional shape of the ankle of the human body. In order to improve the strength of the third tightening member 41, the train is formed integrally with the ankle fixing part (40). The inner surface of the third fastening member 41 is provided with an elastic member 42 to improve the adhesion to the ankle of the user. The third fastening member 41 is segmented into one side portion 41a and the other side portion 41b which are substantially semi-circular. The one side portion 41a is coupled to the other side portion 41b so as to be opened and closed to allow the user's ankle to enter and exit. Locking means 43 is provided at the ends of the one side portion 41a and the other side portion 41b.

The inline bag 45 is formed on the outer side of the ankle fixing part 40. The in-line pocket 45 stores a bag that can be carried by putting in-line skates.

Hereinafter, the operation and effect of the inline skate according to the present embodiment will be described.

When the user wears the inline skates according to the present invention, the shoes are placed on the sole plate 30 of the inline skates without the shoes being worn, and then the first fastening members to the third fastening members 31, 32) (33) (41) by tightly fixing the user's shoes and ankle tightly inline skates. When the first fastening members 31, 32 and the second fastening member 33 are coupled, the first fastening members 31a, 32a, 33a are first joined, and then the second fastening members 32a, 32b, 33b are joined. By combining, the user's shoes are firmly doubled against the bottom plate of the inline skates. When the third fastening member 41 is engaged, the one side 41a of the trail is rotated to be opened, and then the user's ankle is seated in the inside of the train, and then the one side 41a of the train is rotated in the opposite direction to close and lock. The means 43 are fastened.

First to third fastening members 31, 32, 33, 41 when climbing or climbing a stairway while inline skating, or when it is necessary to change shoes from inline skates to shoes for other sports activities. Just take off the inline skate. In addition, the user can easily carry the inline skate by removing the bag from the inline pocket 45 formed at the ankle fixing part 40 of the inline skate.

On the other hand, inline skates according to the present embodiment, unlike the inline skates of the prior art shown in Figure 3, there is no additional components such as a circular protective film or an outer protective film along the outer peripheral surface of the bottom plate (30). That is, according to the present invention, since the first fastening member and the second fastening member for the user's shoes in close contact consists of a double fastening structure, even if no separate components are installed on the outer circumferential surface of the sole plate, the adhesion or separation of the user's shoes Can be effectively prevented. As described above, the inline skate of the present invention has only a bottom plate formed of a flat plate, and thus there is no component that defines the outer circumference, so even when the shoes used by the children of the inline skate grow, the shoes do not need to be purchased separately. Can be worn.

As described above, the rings 36a, 36b, 37a, 37b to which the first fastening members 31 and 32 are coupled may be embedded in the grooves 34a, 34b, 35a and 35b of the bottom plate 30. Pivoted to protrude. Therefore, as shown in Figure 2, when the width of the user's shoe (A) is large (in the state indicated by the solid line in Figure 2), the ring (36a, 36b) 37a, 37b by the bottom of the user's shoes It is held in the position (first position) embedded in the groove | channel 34a, 34b (35a, 35b). In addition, when the width of the user's shoe (A) is small (indicated by the hidden line in Fig. 2), the ring (36a, 36b) (37a, 37b) is not hindered by the user's shoes, so rotates inward to the groove (34a, 34b) can be engaged in a position protruding from (35a, 35b). According to the above configuration, the interval between the first fastening members 31 and 32 may be automatically adjusted according to the width of the shoe A of the user.

The matters described in this specification and the drawings are presented by way of example to describe preferred embodiments of the present invention, and the scope of protection of the present invention should not be construed as being limited to these matters.

The inline skate according to the present invention can prevent the first to third fastening members from being injured to the ankle of the user when wearing the inline skate by tightly coupling the user's shoes and ankle on the inline skate. In particular, since the first and second tightening members have a double coupling structure, the ankle of the user is strongly coupled to the inline skate. In addition, since there is no need to form additional members to define the size of the bottom plate of the skate, the degree of freedom for the user's shoes is greatly improved. In addition, the inline skate of the present invention is provided with an inline pocket for storing a bag, thereby providing an advantage that the user can easily carry the inline skate.

Claims (5)

Inline skates that can be worn while the user is wearing shoes, A frame in which a plurality of rollers are rotatably arranged, A bottom plate attached to the upper surface of the frame to support the user's shoes and ankle fixing portion extending substantially vertically upward from the rear end of the bottom plate; At least one first fastening member for press-contacting the foot of the user seated on the bottom plate; A second fastening member formed at an intersection point of the bottom plate and the ankle fixing part to press-contact the lower part of the user's ankle; It is formed on the upper portion of the ankle fixing portion provided with a third tightening member for pressing the upper part of the user's ankle, Inline skates, characterized in that at least one of the first tightening member and the second tightening member has a double tightening structure. The method of claim 1, The double tightening structure, A pair of rings spaced apart on both sides of the bottom plate, A first fastening member coupled to the pair of rings to press the user's shoes against the bottom plate and to be in close contact with each other; Inline skates, characterized in that the secondary fastening member is coupled adjacent to the primary fastening member to press the user's shoes to the bottom plate once more tightly. The method of claim 2, And the pair of rings are pivotally coupled between a first position embedded in a groove formed in the bottom plate and a second position projecting upwardly from the plane of the bottom plate. The method of claim 1, The third tightening member is composed of a circular trap integrally formed with the ankle fixing part, One side of the train is coupled to open and close to allow the user's ankle to enter and leave the other side, Inline skates characterized in that the locking means for fixing the one side and the other side is provided. The method of claim 1, The ankle skates inline skates, characterized in that the inline pocket for storing the bag that can be put inline skates further provided.