TWI430756B - Shoe - Google Patents

Description

Shoes

The present invention relates to shoes used by a user when walking.

In order to make it easier for a user to put on a shoe, it has been proposed to form a shoe-shaped protruding piece to protrude from the shoe last (heel) side of the shoe mouth portion (for example, refer to Patent Document 1). Such a protruding piece, when not used as a shoehorn, can be turned back and placed on the outer side of the shoe last portion of the shoe. In addition, there are shoes that have been proposed to be shoebed.

(Patent Document 1) Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 5-37103 (Patent Document 2) Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3064700 (FIG. 1 and the like) (Patent Document 3) Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. Hei 9-70301 Bulletin (Figure 1, etc.)

However, when a shoe for a child or a shoe for a person who is in need of care is used, even if a protruding piece or a shoehorn as shown in Patent Document 1 is used, the child or the person who is in need of care cannot smoothly operate the protruding piece or the shoehorn, etc. Therefore, it has become a problem that it is not easy to put on shoes.

An object of the present invention is to provide a shoe which can be easily put on by various users including children and the like without being accidentally dropped.

According to the invention of claim 1, there is provided a shoe sole for arranging a sole side of a user's foot; and erecting from the sole of the shoe and forming an upper covering the user's foot ( And a shoe last portion for arranging the heel of the user's foot; and, in the upper body portion, a shoe mouth portion for inserting a user's foot; such a shoe, characterized in that A soft material is disposed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion, and a holding piece that protrudes upward from the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion is formed, and the holding piece is configured to face the shoe last portion. The outer side is turned back, and at the same time, the opening of the shoe upper portion can be expanded to the shoe last side, and the outer side of the holding piece and/or the shoe last portion is formed to maintain the turning back state of the holding piece Turning back to the fixed part; thus achieving the aforementioned problem.

According to the above configuration, the holding piece that can be protruded upward from the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion is formed, and the holding piece is configured to be turned back toward the outer side of the shoe last portion, and thereby the opening of the shoe mouth portion is turned back Can be extended to the side of the shoe last.

Since the opening of the shoe opening portion is expanded to the shoe last side, it can be easily worn for a child or the like.

Further, since the turning-back fixing portion for maintaining the turning-back state of the holding piece is formed on the outer side of the grip piece and/or the shoe last portion, the fixing portion can maintain the folded-back state of the holding piece, so that it can be sure The opening of the shoe mouth portion is maintained in an expanded state to make it easy for a child or the like to wear.

Further, since a soft material is disposed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion, the portion that abuts the heel of the child or the like is a soft material, and the child does not feel uncomfortable when wearing the shoe.

Further, it forms a holding piece that can be protruded upward from the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion. Therefore, the caregiver should enable the child to wear the shoe while holding the piece of the shoe, and it can be used as a shoe for easy wear.

According to the invention of claim 2, in the configuration of the first aspect of the patent application, the turning-back fixing portion has a state in which the opening of the shoe mouth portion is expanded in an expanded state in order to expand the opening of the shoe mouth portion on the shoe last side. The expanded state fixing portion; and the foot holding portion fixing portion for fixing the opening of the shoe mouth portion in a leg holding state in order to hold the user's foot portion;

According to the above configuration, the turning-back fixing portion has an expanded state fixing portion that expands the opening of the shoe mouth portion on the last side and is fixed in an expanded state, and holds the foot portion of the user to the shoe mouth portion. The opening is fixed to the leg holding state fixing portion in the leg holding state.

Therefore, when the child or the like wears or removes the shoe, when the holding piece is fixed to the expanded state fixing portion, the child can easily wear and take off the shoes.

On the other hand, the caregiver such as the mother can fix the holding piece in the leg holding state fixing portion when the child wears the shoe, and the leg portion of the child or the like can be surely held by the shoe, which can be easily walked. Shoes.

According to the invention of claim 3, in the configuration of the second aspect of the patent application, the retreading fixing portion is: a loop-and hook that is formed on the inner surface side of the holding piece (Loop-and hook) And a shoe last fastening belt formed on the outer side of the shoe last portion corresponding to the holding piece of the fastening tape; and the holding piece is in the turning direction, the holding piece It is preferable that either the fastening tape or the aforementioned shoe last fastening tape is formed to be larger than the other.

According to the above configuration, in the turning direction of the holding piece, either of the holding piece of the fastening tape or the shoe last fastening tape is formed larger than the other. Therefore, in the turning direction, by adjusting the engaging position of the holding piece of the fastening tape and the fastening portion of the last part of the shoe, the degree of opening of the opening of the shoe opening can be adjusted to the degree of the shoe last side.

Therefore, it is possible to adjust the opening of the shoe mouth portion to match the size of the foot of the child or the like or the developed state of walking, and to conform to the growth stage in which the shoes can be worn.

According to the invention of claim 4, in the configuration of the third aspect of the patent application, the shoe last portion corresponds to the inner surface of the shoe last portion or the vicinity thereof, and the rear cover is provided to improve the rigidity (counter) ), so good.

According to the above configuration, since the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion of the last portion is provided, the holding piece of the holding piece is attached to the last portion of the last portion. The shoe last has a fastening tape, and when the holding piece is fixed to the last part, the fixing can be made stronger.

Therefore, when the opening of the shoe mouth portion is adjusted to the degree of expansion of the shoe last side, it is possible to maintain the desired size without changing the degree of expansion of the opening.

Moreover, by fixing the holding piece in the vicinity of the back cover of the last part, the rigidity of the last part itself can be further improved, and even if the child is barely put on, the shoe part is not crushed, etc., and it becomes easy. Wear shoes.

According to the invention of claim 5, in the configuration of any one of claims 1 to 4, at least the inner side of the last portion of the shoe sole portion is formed to be easily inserted into the foot of the foot portion. It is preferable that the front guiding surface is such that the foot can be pulled out when the foot is pulled out from the shoe.

According to the above configuration, at least the inner side surface of the shoe last portion of the shoe mouth portion is formed with a leg guiding surface for easily inserting the leg portion, and the leg guiding surface can generate resistance when the foot portion is pulled out from the shoe. .

Therefore, when the child wears the shoe, since the heel of the foot is guided to the foot guiding surface and enters the upper body portion, it is an easy-to-wear shoe.

Further, when walking while wearing shoes, there is resistance when the ankles of the feet of the child or the like move from the outward direction of the shoes, so that the heel of the feet can be surely held in the shoes. Therefore, for example, the holding piece is turned back, and the child's shoes are not easily detached when the opening of the opening of the shoe is extended to the side of the shoe last.

According to the invention of any one of claims 1 to 5, in the configuration of any one of the first to fifth aspect of the invention, the shoe last side of the shoelet portion is formed with a shoe mouth protruding portion that protrudes upward. The aforementioned gripping sheet is a shoe characterized by extending from the apex of the aforementioned shoe mouth projection.

According to the above configuration, the shoe last portion that protrudes upward is formed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion, and the grip piece extends from the tip end of the shoe mouth projecting portion. Therefore, when the grip piece is configured to be turned back toward the outer side of the last portion, the shoe mouth protrusion formed to protrude upward is fallen in the turning direction (the rear direction), and the opening of the shoe mouth portion can be formed. Bigger. Moreover, the shoe last becomes higher and the retention is improved.

Therefore, it becomes a shoe that can be easily worn and easily taken off by a child.

According to the invention of claim 8, there is provided a sole for arranging the sole of the user's foot; and an upper body that is erected from the sole and forming a foot covering the user's foot And a shoe last portion for arranging the heel of the user's foot; and, at the upper body portion, a shoe mouth portion for inserting a user's foot; such a shoe characterized in that the shoe mouth is The shoe side of the shoe is provided with a soft material, and at the same time, a protruding piece is formed which protrudes upward from the shoe last side of the shoe upper portion, and the protruding piece is configured to be turned back toward the outer side of the shoe last portion. At the same time, by the turning back, the opening of the shoe opening portion can be expanded on the shoe last side, and the protruding piece is fixed to the outer side of the shoe last portion, thereby achieving the aforementioned problem.

According to the above configuration, the protruding piece is formed to protrude upward from the shoe last side of the shoe upper portion, and the protruding piece is configured to be turned back toward the outer side of the last portion, and at the same time, when the state is fixed in the turned state The opening of the mouth portion can be expanded on the side of the last.

Since the opening of the mouth portion is fixed in a state in which the shoe last side is expanded, it can be easily worn by a child or the like.

According to the invention of claim 9, there is provided a shoe sole for arranging a sole side of a user's foot; and, erecting from the sole of the shoe, and forming an upper body covering the user's foot And a shoe last portion for arranging the heel of the user's foot; and, in the upper body portion, a shoe mouth portion for inserting a user's foot; such a shoe characterized in that the shoe is The shoe side of the mouth is provided with a soft material, and at the same time, the user's foot can abut at least on the last side of the shoe upper portion from the top face and pass through the inner side of the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion The above-mentioned problem is achieved by friction in one direction and the use of a directional material to form a friction surface to form a foot guiding surface.

According to the above configuration, a soft material is disposed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion, and at the same time, a shoe that can be abutted by the user's foot portion at least on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion from the top face portion through the shoe mouth portion is formed. The inner side of the crotch side is easy to rub in one direction, and the directional material is used to form the friction surface, thus forming the foot guiding surface.

Therefore, for example, when a child wears a shoe, the toe is inserted from the mouth of the shoe, and the foot of the foot of the child (the highest part of the foot of the person's foot, the highest part of the instep) abuts to the upper side of the upper body. In this state, the heel of the foot can be guided to the foot guiding surface and enter the upper body, so that it can be a shoe that is easy to wear.

Moreover, when walking on the shoes, the resistance occurs when the heel of the foot of the child or the like moves in the direction in which the shoe is exposed. Therefore, the foot heel can be held in the shoe on the one hand, and the foot can be prevented. Slip out.

Therefore, even when the child is walking, it becomes a shoe that is not easy to fall off.

According to the invention of any one of claims 1 to 9, in the configuration of any one of the first to ninth aspects of the present invention, in the shoe last side of the shoe upper portion, the shoe last portion is disposed to be formed as a ratio The inner surface is further protruded on the toe side and the rearward holding portion, and the rear heel holding portion has a cushion layer made of a soft material; and a rigid layer made of a material having a higher rigidity than the cushion layer; good.

According to the above configuration, on the last side of the shoe upper portion, the shoe last portion is formed to be formed on the toe side rearward holding portion so as to protrude from the inner surface, and the heel holding portion has a soft material. a backing layer; and a rigid layer of a material having a higher rigidity than the backing layer.

Therefore, when a child or the like is put into the leg from the mouth portion, even if the leg is inserted into the leg portion on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion, the shoe last portion of the shoe is not broken by the heel.

Further, when the child wears the shoes, since the heel holding portion is formed on the toe side, the foot can be easily held in the shoe by the heel holding portion during walking.

The present invention provides a shoe that can be easily put on by various users such as young children and that is not easily dropped due to carelessness.

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

In addition, the embodiment described below is a specific example of the present invention, and various preferred limitations are added to the technical scope of the present invention. However, the scope of the present invention is not particularly limited to those of the present invention unless otherwise specified. The invention is not limited to this aspect.

(First embodiment)

Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a baby shoe 100 according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

As shown in Fig. 1, the baby shoes 100 are used, for example, shoes for children aged one and a half to three years old. By this time, the children began to walk smoothly, and became a period in which they not only walked but also wanted to wear their own shoes.

As shown in Fig. 1, the infant shoe 100 has a sole 110 that is disposed on a sole of a user, such as a child's foot. Further, the infant shoe 100 includes an upper body portion 120 that stands up from the sole portion 110 and that covers the foot of the child, or a shoe upper portion 130 that is provided for the heel of the child's foot.

Moreover, the upper body portion 120 of the infant shoe 100 has a shoe mouth portion 140 for inserting a child's foot.

On the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140, an operable grip piece 150 such as a caregiver such as a child is formed. The holding piece 150 is formed so as to be turned back (folded back) toward the outer side of the last portion 130 as shown in FIG.

Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing a state in which the holding piece 150 of Fig. 1 is not turned back. As shown in FIG. 2, the holding piece 150 is configured to protrude upward from the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140.

Further, on the inner surface side of the gripping piece 150, for example, a hook-and-loop fastener tape (Hook-and) for holding the turning-back fixing portion on the side of the gripping piece 150 for the state in which the gripping piece 150 is turned back (see FIG. 1 and the like) is formed. Loop fastener) 160. Moreover, the holding piece of the fastening tape 160 is used as a female coupling member.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, on the outer surface side of the last portion 130, that is, the outer side of the last side of the upper body portion 120 (the outer surface of the rear end side of the infant shoe 100), a grip that can correspond to the gripping piece is formed. The shoe last fastening tape 161 of the outer side of the shoe upper portion of the shoe 160. Further, the shoe last fastening tape 161 is regarded as a male coupling member.

Further, in the direction of the arrow Y of FIG. 2 in which the holding piece 150 is turned back, the holding piece of the fastening tape 160 is formed larger than the last portion of the last portion. That is, the holding piece 150 is configured to protrude from the shoe mouth portion 140 in the longitudinal direction, and the holding piece fastening tape 160 is disposed at least in the longitudinal direction of the entire holding piece 150, and the area thereof can be formed large. Further, if the area of the shoe last fastening tape 161 is made larger than that of the holding piece fastening tape 160, it may be.

Moreover, the grip sheet fastening tape 160 of FIG. 2 has an expanded state fixing portion 160a that is fixed in an expanded state in order to expand the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 on the side of the last portion 130; and, in order to keep the child, etc. The foot portion is fixed to the leg holding state fixing portion 160b in the leg holding state. Further, although each of the fixing portions 160a and 160b functions largely in a different area depending on the area, it may be formed in two places depending on each function.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a state in which the expanded state fixing portion 160a of the holding piece fastening tape 160 of the holding piece 150 of FIG. 2 is engaged with the last fastening tape 161.

In FIG. 3, the holding piece 150 is turned back and is deepened to be fixed on the lower side of the arrow Y direction, and is configured such that the shoe mouth portion 140 is expanded to be closer to the shoe last side than that of FIG. That is, it is expanded to the rear end side (arrow X direction) of the infant shoe 100.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a shoe edge projecting portion 141 that protrudes upward is formed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140, and a holding piece 150 that is extended to the shoe mouth projecting portion 141 is formed. That is, the shoe mouth portion 140 is formed on the rear end side (shoe side) with respect to the side surface side, and the slope is small and high.

Therefore, when the holding piece 150 is fixed to the expanded state fixing portion 160a as shown in FIG. 3, the shoe mouth protruding portion 141 of FIG. 1 is tilted in the X direction of FIG. 3, that is, the holding piece 150 is pulled up and down. In the Y direction, since the base portion of the extended shoe mouth protruding portion 141 is strongly bent and deformed in the obliquely downward direction between the X direction and the Y direction, it is configured such that the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 is expanded to be larger.

On the other hand, when the holding piece 150 is bent at the boundary of the shoe mouth protruding portion 141, and the leg holding state fixing portion 160b of the holding piece fastening tape 160 is tied and fixed to the last portion fastening tape 161, Then, the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140 does not fall toward the X direction of FIG. 3 and becomes an upright state as shown in FIG.

Further, in the state of being attached to the leg holding state fixing portion 160b, since the region of the expanded state fixing portion 160a is only slightly floated, the removal of the holding piece 150 can be facilitated, for example, a caregiver such as a mother. When the shoe is to be put on or taken off, or when the child himself or herself has to operate the holding piece 150, the holding piece 150 can be grasped and the shoe can be easily worn.

Therefore, in addition to the easy wearing of the shoes, since the shoes can surely maintain the feet inserted in the shoes, they can become a state of being easy to walk.

In the present embodiment, the holding piece 150 is formed with the expanded state fixing portion 160a and the leg holding state fixing portion 160b for maintaining the folded state of the holding piece 150. Therefore, the child or the like is required to put on or take off the baby shoes. At 100 o'clock, when the holding piece 150 is fixed to the expanded state in the expanded state, the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 can be greatly opened, and the baby shoe 100 can be easily worn and taken off. .

At this time, in particular, since it is formed with the shoe mouth protrusion 141, it can form a larger opening.

On the other hand, when the wearer or the like is to be worn or worn, for example, when the foot holding state fixing portion 160b fixes the holding piece 150 to the leg holding state, the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 is not greatly enlarged. In addition, the foot of a child or the like can be kept, and in addition to being easily put on, the child can also become a walking shoe 100 for children.

As described above, by changing the fixed position of the holding piece 150, it is possible to provide the baby shoe 100 which is easy to wear and which is easy to take off, and which can securely hold the foot during walking.

In other words, in the past, in order to facilitate the wearing of the shoe, if the opening of the shoe mouth portion is formed to be large, there is a problem that the child's shoes cannot sufficiently hold the leg portion during walking, but in the present embodiment, This problem can be solved with a simple configuration.

Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 2, in the direction of the arrow Y of Fig. 2 in the direction in which the grip piece 150 is turned back, the grip sheet fastening tape 160 is formed to be larger than the last portion of the last portion. . Therefore, the position at which the holding piece of the fastening tape 160 and the last part of the last fastening tape 161 are not necessarily fixed, and the user can move the holding piece of the fastening tape 160 in the direction of the arrow Y while changing the binding position without any step.

Therefore, by adjusting the position of the holding piece of the fastening tape 160 and the fastening part 161 of the last part, the size of the shoe part 140 of FIG. 3 can be selected according to the condition of the user to adapt to the user wearing the shoe. The situation.

Therefore, it is possible to easily adjust the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 to match the size or development state of the foot portion of the child or the like of each user.

Further, unlike the present embodiment, the size of the portion of the last portion of the shoe last portion fastening tape 161 and the holding piece fastening tape 160 may be substantially equal to each other. In this case, when the relative positions of the two sides are shifted, that is, when the position of the holding portion of the holding piece of the fastening tape 161 is shifted and fixed, the same function as that of the embodiment can be exhibited.

Fig. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the shoe last side, the grip piece 150, the last portion 130, and the like of the shoe mouth portion 140 of Fig. 1.

As shown in FIG. 4, a shoe opening lining 170 is disposed on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140. The inner lining 170 is used as a foot guiding surface for allowing the foot to be easily inserted. The one-leg guiding surface can guide the lead portion, and at the same time, resistance can be generated at the foot when the foot is pulled out from the shoe.

Specifically, the surface of the shoe inner lining 170 is likely to be rubbed in a single direction (in a direction from the lower side of the shoe toward the upper side), and may be formed by, for example, a material having a directional material such as a hair styling material. surface.

That is, when a child or the like wears the baby shoe 100, when the heel abuts against the surface of the shoe inner lining 170 of FIG. 4, since the friction surface of the leg is not rubbed, the foot can be moved to the opposite side. The direction of entry is such that it can smoothly insert the foot into the infant shoe 100.

On the other hand, when a child or the like walks while wearing the baby shoe 100, even if the heel moves from the direction in which the shoe mouth portion 140 is out, the frictional surface can easily generate frictional resistance, and therefore, resistance occurs in the shoe last portion. The heel can be securely held in the infant shoe 100.

However, as shown in FIG. 3, when the grip piece 150 is turned back and the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 is formed to be large, the generally inserted foot is walking, and although there is a tendency to easily fall off from the infant shoe 100, In the present embodiment, since the friction surface described above is formed in the shoe inner portion 170, it is possible to have a structure that is easy to fall off and can be easily walked.

Further, since the shoe inner lining 170 of the friction surface is disposed to the upper end of the shoe mouth protruding portion 141, when the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 is opened, the shoe mouth inner portion 170 is disposed to be exposed to the outside. Above, therefore, even if the foot is inserted from the toe, and the instep root must abut the inner lining 170 of the shoe opening, the heel can be urged into the inner side of the shoe opening 140, making it easy to wear the shoe.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, a soft material such as a shoe upper inner sponge 171, a shoe upper sponge 172, and a shoe outer sponge 173 are disposed on the inner side (the right side of the figure) of the shoe inner lining 170.

Therefore, when the child wears the baby shoe 100, even if the heel of the foot abuts on the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion 140, the baby inside the shoe mouth 171 does not cause an uncomfortable feeling to the child.

Further, on the outer side of the outer opening sponge 173, a breathable outer opening 174 is provided, and on the outer side, a holding piece lining 175, a holding piece 176, and a holding piece of the holding piece 150 whose base is turned back are formed. Neri 176a.

Further, on the side of the last portion 130 of Fig. 4, the sole 110 of the surface of the ground contact surface is formed. The sole 110 is a rubber layer composed of rubber. Further, a shoe cushion 178 which is an EVA layer composed of EVA (copolymer of ethylene and vinyl acetate) is formed on the sole 110. Also, of course, these can be formed integrally.

The inner side (inner layer) of the last portion 130 from the sole portion 110 to the last side of the upper body portion 120 on the last side of the shoe upper portion is provided with a shoe last material 179 and a rear cover for rigidity enhancement ( For example, the shoe last sleeve 180. Further, an inner sole (not shown) is disposed in the shoe last material 179.

The shoe last sleeve 180 is formed of a molded body of resin, paper, fiber, or the like, and is disposed at a position corresponding to the shoe last fastening tape 161, that is, the inner side of the last portion of the last portion (Fig. On the left side) Further, the shoe last portion fastening tape 161 may be disposed slightly above the shoe last sleeve 180.

Therefore, the holding piece fastening tape 160 of FIG. 4 is coupled with the last part fastening tape 161, and when the holding part 150 is fixed by the last part 130, the shoe last sleeve 180 can maintain the fixing to the strong status. Further, as described above, when the opening of the shoe mouth portion 140 of Fig. 3 is expanded, even if the size of the opening is adjusted at the fixed position of the holding piece 150, the degree of opening of the opening is not changed, so that the desired position can be maintained. size.

Further, when the holding piece 150 is fixed by the holding piece fastening tape 160 or the like in the vicinity of the shoe last sleeve 180, since the holding piece 150 is also highly rigid due to the holding piece lining 175 or the like, the last portion 130 can be further improved. The rigidity of the whole body makes it a child-friendly shoe 100 that is easy to wear, such as a child.

Moreover, since the toe side of the sole 110 of FIG. 1 is arranged to surround the upper side of the upper, it is particularly easy to protect the toe of the part such as the grounding surface when the child walks (the toe spring toe spring) ) side, and can make it easy to walk.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 1, the child's shoe 100 is formed with the tongue-shaped contact part 190 which can press the inserted back of the infant, etc.. Further, the first lace portion 191 and the second lace portion 192 which are pressed against the tongue-shaped abutting portion 190 are also disposed.

The first lace portion 191 is formed thicker than the second lace portion 192 and arranged substantially parallel to each other. In addition, the first shoelace portion 191 is configured to be attached to the outer leg side of the upper body portion 120 by means of a fastening means such as a fastening tape, and the second lace portion 192 is opposed to each other. The inner leg side of the upper body portion 120 can be unfastened and tied by means of a fastening means such as a fastening tape. Therefore, the foot portion can be adjusted while maintaining the left and right balance.

Further, in the middle of the first lace portion 191, as shown in Fig. 1, a shoelace fastening tape 191a is formed inside, and the surface of the tongue-shaped abutting portion 190 is provided corresponding to the shoe fastening tape 191a. Then, an abutting fastening tape (not shown) is formed.

Therefore, the first lace portion 191 can control the movement of the tongue-shaped abutting portion 190 by the engagement of the lace fastening tape 191a with the abutting fastening tape.

(Second embodiment)

Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing a baby shoe according to a second embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 5, this modification differs from the above-described embodiment in that a tongue-shaped abutting portion 290 and a shoelace portion 291 are integrally formed. Therefore, when the shoelace portion 291 is fixed to the upper body portion 220 by a fastening tape or the like, the tongue-shaped abutting portion 290 can be easily and accurately placed on the foot.

Further, in the present modification, the shoe mouth portion 240, the last holster 280, the last portion 230, the sole portion 210, and the like are disposed in the same manner as in the first embodiment.

On the other hand, this embodiment differs from the first embodiment in the configuration of the holding piece 250. That is, the tab 250 extending from the shoe mouth projection 241 and projecting from the shoe mouth portion 240 is turned back to expand the deformed state of the shoe mouth 240, while the tip end 250a side thereof is directly sewn or subsequently fixed. It is attached to the outer surface of the last portion 230.

In other words, in the state in which the shoe last portion fastening tape 161 is coupled to the expanded state fixing portion 160a, that is, in the state in which the shoe mouth portion 240 is expanded, the shoe last portion is different from the first embodiment. The outer portion of the portion 230 fixes the tab 250, and therefore, the tab 250 is configured to be unmounted or detached.

Therefore, it is not possible to select the state of the shoe opening depending on the situation, but the state in which the shoe mouth portion 240 is expanded is fixed, so that the child or the like can easily perform the action of taking off the shoes or wearing the shoes by himself.

Moreover, in this embodiment, only the tip end 250a of the tab 250 is sutured, and the both side edges of the tab 250 are open, although the structure can be used as a grip portion when the shoe is worn or worn, but the tab 250 is as a whole. It is also fixed to the outer side of the upper of the upper body portion 220.

(Third embodiment)

Fig. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing a baby shoe 300 according to a third embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 7 is a schematic end view taken along line D-D' of Fig. 6.

The configuration of the first embodiment of the present invention is the same as that of the infant shoes 100 and 200 of the first or second embodiment. Therefore, the same components are denoted by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will not be repeated, and only the differences will be mainly described below. .

In the same manner as the infant shoe 200 of the second embodiment, the child-resistant shoe 300 of the present embodiment is formed such that the tongue-shaped abutting portion and the shoelace portion are integrated to form the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390. However, unlike the above-described infant shoe 200, the fixing fastening tape 391 of the shoelace portion 390a which is unidirectionally extended from the tongue-shaped abutting portion 390b of the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 is formed only in the child. The inner leg side (inner instep side) of the shoe 300 is not formed on the outer leg side (outer instep side), and is configured as such.

That is, the outer leg side of the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 and the upper body portion 320 are integrally formed and fixed to the upper body portion 320.

In this manner, only the inner leg side of the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 can be unfastened and engaged, and the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 is unwound from the inner leg side toward the outer leg side and has the following advantage.

The present inventors have observed that children wear shoes and take off shoes, and it is found that the child does not wear shoes or take off shoes from the outer leg side of the shoe but from the inner leg side. That is, when wearing shoes or taking off shoes, the child sees the inner side of the shoe for the operation of opening the feet.

When a child having such a habit is provided with a tongue-shaped abutting portion or the like for attaching and unfastening the adhesive tape on the outer leg side of the shoe, the child wears the side of the adhesive tape as an easily visible inner side. Shoes.

Therefore, the child will wear shoes on the left and right. Although it is often seen from the past that there are cases in which children are wearing shoes, the reason is that they have this habit.

Moreover, for the movement of the finger, although the child of this period has a tendency to operate the shoelace with the finger on the same side as the shoe (the right side of the shoe is the right hand and the left foot is the left hand), but when doing so, It is easier to operate by moving the wrist from the inside to the outside (outward). In contrast, in the conventional shoes, it is difficult to add strength because the untied shoelaces are combined with the inward movement (from the outside to the inside).

In addition, in the conventional shoes, when the tongue-shaped abutting portion or the like is unwound in order to put on the shoe, the shoelace is configured to be disengaged toward the inner leg side, so that the hand on the same side as the shoe (the right foot side is the right hand) When the end portion of the shoelace in the unwrapped state is operated, the hand is located on the inner leg side, and therefore, the hand and the foot are located at the intersecting positions, and there is a problem that the foot insertion is hindered.

In the present embodiment, the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 is disengaged toward the outer leg side, and the hand is located at the outer side of the leg portion in the disengaged state, so that it does not interfere with the insertion. The movement of the feet. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 6, only the fixing fastening tape 391 of the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390 is disposed on the inner leg side of the infant shoe 300, and is suitable for children who are easy to wear. Shoes 300.

Moreover, by arranging in this way, it is possible to prevent the child from going back and forth through the baby shoe 300.

Further, in the present embodiment, the shoe last side 341 of the shoe mouth portion of Fig. 7 is traversed from the top of the child's foot (for example, the upper end portions of Figs. 6 and 7). The side inner face 330a is formed with a raised layer 334 as shown in FIG.

Specifically, the raised layer 334 is passed from the lower side of the inner surface side of the shoe upper side 341 (the joint portion with the insole 342) through the outer surface side upper portion 341b of the shoe upper side 341 side. The width of the raised layer end portion 334a is configured to be the same as the width of the last side of the shoe mouth portion 340.

Further, it is also possible to arrange the raised layer 334 in the substantially central region of the inner side of the shoe last side 341 of the shoe opening.

Further, in the present embodiment, when the upper region 341b of the raised layer 334 is sewn, the shoe upper portion 341 is sewn while being deformed only outwardly, and the shoe mouth portion 340 can be expanded to form an easy-to-wear. status. Further, the shoe mouth portion 340 may be configured such that the hair layer 340 is not deformed and only the hair raising layer 334 is disposed.

The primary batt layer 334 is, for example, a raised fabric from which a plurality of fibers can be extended from the surface of the main fabric, which is formed by a pile structure such as velveteen or the like.

Further, the buffing layer 334 is disposed so as to be raised in one direction at a certain angle, and is disposed on the inner surface of the shoe last side 341 of the shoe mouth portion so that the hair is inclined downward from above. Further, when the child takes off the baby shoe 300, the child forms a friction surface which is likely to generate frictional resistance in the child's foot.

On the other hand, when the baby is put on the baby shoe 300, the hair layer 334 does not become a frictional resistance surface, and when the heel is abutted on the shoe upper side 341, the shoe last is oriented toward the shoe. The mouth portion 340 serves as a guide surface for guiding, and has a function of guiding the child's foot into the baby shoe 300. Therefore, the buffing layer 334 can easily generate frictional resistance in one direction, and in the other direction, the frictional surface can be formed by a material having a directional property that can be guided, and this becomes an example of the leg guiding surface.

Thus, since the hair raising layer 334 is formed, for example, when the child's shoes 300 are to be worn, the foot is guided to the raising layer 334 and then introduced into the upper body portion 320, so that it can be easily worn. Shoes 300.

Further, when the child walks on the baby shoe 300, if the child's heel moves from the shoe outward direction, the hair layer 334 will have a resistance, and the child's heel can be surely held in the baby shoe 300. Therefore, when the child walks, the child's shoes 300 are not easily detached.

Further, in the present embodiment, as shown in Fig. 7, on the inner surface side upper portion of the shoe upper side 341, along the peripheral edge 340a of the shoe mouth portion 340, it is disposed to protrude from the inner surface 330a of the last portion to the toe. The heel holding portion 341a formed on the side (the left side of Fig. 7).

Further, the heel holding portion 341a has a shoe last pad 344 such as a cushion layer made of a soft material. The last pad 344 is formed, for example, in a bag shape having a relatively thick shape and suitable for the shape of the foot in a sponge or cotton.

Further, the heel holding portion 341a is provided with a shape retaining layer 333 which is elastic on the one hand and has a higher rigidity and hardness than the last pad 344, and the shape retaining layer 333 is, for example, a foamed elastic body (for example) Elastomer) is formed by a sponge or EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate copolymer) resin.

The shape retaining layer 333 is formed by integrally laminating a non-woven fabric 343 capable of suppressing the spread of the fabric in the heel holding portion 341a, and a backing layer 333a extending in the vertical direction; and being along the circumferential surface of the heel holding portion 341a. Laminated to the inner side of the raised layer 334, the abutting leg portion or the outer peripheral layer 333b of the heel holding portion 341a can be protected;

Further, in the shape-retaining layer 333, it is not necessary to form both of the backing layer 333a or the outer peripheral layer 333b, and as long as the shape of the heel holding portion 341a can be maintained, only one of them can be formed, and the back cover can be formed. The 380 can also be used with hard materials.

The heel holding portion 341a additionally has a mesh fabric 342 made of a soft and air permeable material, or an impact outer liner 345 or the like which can be relieved from the outside.

Therefore, when the child wears the baby shoe 300, when the foot is placed from the shoe mouth portion 340, even if the heel is stepped on the shoe upper side 341, the shoe upper side 341 is not easily crushed. It is complementary to the function of the lead pins of the raising layer 334. For example, even if the child cannot smoothly operate the shoe-integrated tongue-shaped abutting portion 390, it can easily wear the shoe by itself.

Further, after the child wears the shoe, since the child is formed with the holding portion 341a protruding to the toe side (the left side of FIG. 7), the child's heel can be held by the heel holding portion 341a, and the hair layer 334 pairs of frictional resistance of the foot complement each other, and become a shoe that is not easy to fall off.

Further, in the shoe last portion 330 of the infant shoe 300, in addition to the raised layer 334 or the shape retaining layer 333, it is a rigid back sleeve 380, a soft shoe last side sponge 332, or a wet polyester base. A rigid outer material formed of synthetic leather such as a formate or a nucleus polyurethane or natural leather, and a leather layer 331 or the like which can improve the shape retainability of the shoe.

Further, in the sole 310 of FIG. 6, as shown in FIG. 7, a sole material 311, a sole pad 312, and a sole 313 are disposed.

Further, above the sole 310, as shown in Fig. 7, a shoe insole 342 is detachably disposed.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. For example, it is also possible to make the holding piece fastening tape 160 which is turned back to the fixing portion and the last fastening tape 161 not to be fastened with a fastening tape by other fastening means such as hooks. In this case, two hooks that can correspond to the expanded state fixing portion 160a and the leg holding state fixing portion 160b are provided on the side of the last portion 161, and one hook that can correspond to the holding piece 150 is provided, and the The first embodiment may have the same function.

Similarly, the first abutment portion 191 and the second lace portion 192 of the fastening tape may be used without holding the tongue-shaped abutting portion 190, and a so-called buckle shoelace or a shoelace shoelace may be used. .

Further, an adhesive which can be repeatedly adhered is disposed on the inner surface of the holding piece 150, and even if the turning-back fixing portion is formed only on one side, the size of the shoe mouth portion 140 can be adjusted as in the first embodiment. Alternatively, the shoe mouth portion 240 may be maintained in an expanded state as in the second embodiment, using a usual adhesive.

Further, for example, the upper body portion 120 may be a mesh material having a soft leather layer, and may be a mesh having a rigid leather layer, but may be a mesh without a mesh. The so-called sandal form of the material part.

Further, the above embodiments may be configured as a combination of each other.

100, 200, 300. . . Children's shoes

110, 210, 310. . . Bottom of the shoe

120, 220, 320. . . Upper body

130, 230, 330. . . Shoe department

140, 240, 340. . . Shoe mouth

141, 241. . . Sole protrusion

150. . . Holding piece

160. . . Holding piece of adhesive tape

160a. . . Expanded state fixed part

160b. . . Foot holding state fixing portion

161. . . Shoe part fastening tape

170. . . Shoe lining

171. . . Inside sponge

172. . . Sponge in the shoe

173. . . Outer sponge

174. . . Outer material

175. . . Holding lining

176. . . Holding off the sheet

176a‧‧‧ Holding the film inside

178, 344‧‧‧ shoe lasts

180, 280, 380‧‧ ‧ shoe last sleeve

190, 290‧‧ ‧ tongue-shaped abutment

191‧‧‧1st lace section

191a‧‧‧Shoelace strap

192‧‧‧2nd lace section

250‧‧‧Slices (holding film)

250a‧‧‧ apex

291, 390a‧‧‧lace department

311‧‧‧Sole material

312‧‧Sole sole

313‧‧‧ sole

330a‧‧‧ inside of the shoe last side

331‧‧‧Leather layer

332‧‧‧Shoe side sponge

333‧‧‧Shape retention layer

333a‧‧ lining layer

333b‧‧‧peripheral layer

334‧‧‧hair layer

334a‧‧‧hair layer end

340a‧‧‧ Periphery

341‧‧‧ Shoe upper side

341a‧‧‧ followed by the Department of Maintenance

341b‧‧‧ upper field

342‧‧‧Sole midsole

343‧‧‧Nonwoven

344‧‧‧ shoe cushion

345‧‧‧Outer liner

390‧‧‧Shoelace-integrated tongue-shaped abutment

390b‧‧ ‧ tongue abutment

391‧‧‧Fixed fastening tape

Fig. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a baby shoe according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing a state in which the holding piece of Fig. 1 is not turned back.

Fig. 3 is a schematic view showing a state in which the expanded state fixing portion of the holding piece of the holding piece of Fig. 2 and the fastening portion of the last portion are fastened.

Fig. 4 is a schematic view showing a cross section of a shoe last side, a grip piece, and a shoe last portion of the shoe upper portion of Fig. 1.

Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing a baby shoe according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a schematic perspective view showing a baby shoe according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 7 is a schematic end view of the line D-D' of Figure 6.

100. . . Children's shoes

110. . . Bottom of the shoe

120. . . Upper body

130. . . Shoe department

140. . . Shoe mouth

141. . . Sole protrusion

150. . . Holding piece

190. . . Tongue abutment

191. . . 1st lace section

191a. . . Shoelace strap

192. . . 2nd lace section

Claims (10)

A shoe comprising: a sole for arranging a sole of a user's foot; and erecting from the bottom of the shoe and forming an upper body portion covering the user's foot; and, for use in configuration a shoe last portion of the heel of the foot of the person; and, in the upper body portion, a shoe mouth portion for inserting a foot portion of the user; such a shoe characterized in that the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion a soft material is disposed, and at the same time, a holding piece that can be protruded upward from the shoe last side of the shoe upper portion is formed, and the holding piece is configured to be turned back toward the outer side of the shoe last portion, In the turning back, the opening of the shoe opening portion is expandable to the shoe last side, and a turning back fixing portion for maintaining the turning back state of the holding piece is formed on the outer side of the holding piece and/or the shoe last portion. The retreading fixing portion has an expanded state fixing portion for fixing the opening of the shoe mouth portion to an expanded state on the shoe last side, and a fixing portion for fixing the opening of the shoe mouth portion to be held The foot of the user's foot remains in the state The foot portion is held in a state fixing portion. The shoe of the first aspect of the invention, wherein the retreading fixing portion is configured by: a holding piece fastening tape formed on an inner surface side of the holding piece; and being formed in the shoe last portion The outer side of the handle corresponds to the aforementioned gripping sheet The shoe last portion is provided with a fastening tape; wherein the holding piece is in the turning direction, and any one of the holding piece fastening tape or the shoe last fastening tape is formed larger than the other. A shoe according to the second aspect of the invention, wherein in the shoe last portion, in correspondence with the inner surface of the shoe last portion fastening tape or the vicinity thereof, a counter for increasing rigidity is disposed. The shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least the inner side of the last portion of the shoe sole portion forms a foot guiding surface that can be easily inserted into the foot portion, and the foot guiding portion The facial structure is such that resistance to the foot occurs when the foot is pulled out of the shoe. The shoe according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion is formed with a shoe mouth protruding portion formed to protrude upward, and the holding piece protrudes from the shoe opening The apex of the ministry extends. A shoe according to the fourth aspect of the invention, wherein the shoe last side of the shoe mouth portion is formed with a shoe mouth protruding portion formed to protrude upward, and the holding piece extends from a front end of the shoe mouth protruding portion. The shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein, in the shoe last side of the shoe sole portion, the shoe last portion is disposed to be formed to protrude from the inner surface to the toe side and the heel holding portion The rear heel holding portion has a cushion layer made of a soft material, and a rigid layer made of a material having a higher rigidity than the backing layer. The shoe of claim 4, wherein, in the shoe last side of the shoe sole portion, a retaining portion is formed in the shoe last portion so as to protrude from the inner surface to the toe side, The heel holding portion has a cushion layer made of a soft material and a rigid layer made of a material having a higher rigidity than the backing layer. The shoe according to the fifth aspect of the invention, wherein the shoe last portion is provided with a retaining portion that is formed to protrude from the inner surface to the toe side, the heel holding portion, in the shoe last portion It has a cushion layer made of a soft material and a rigid layer made of a material having a higher rigidity than the cushion layer. The shoe of claim 6, wherein the shoe last portion is provided with a retaining portion that is formed to protrude from the inner surface to the toe side, the heel holding portion, on the last portion of the shoe last portion The utility model has a cushion layer made of a soft material and a rigid layer made of a material having a higher rigidity than the cushion layer.