TWM537810U - Socks - Google Patents

Description

sock

The present invention relates to a sock, and more particularly to a sock that can be used to protect a user's foot when worn.

In recent years, socks have become an essential item in our daily life. With the advancement of textile technology and sports injury research, socks are used to prevent sports injuries in addition to the most original functions of sweat absorption and anti-friction. The function, for example, in the motion-fitting design, provides a protective area around the arch portion in the region corresponding to the arch portion of the user. The protective region has strong elastic binding and is not easily stretched and deformed, thereby protecting the The user's arch is not deformed or bent under intense exercise, causing sports injuries such as cramps, sprains or strains.

However, the conventional socks have the disadvantage that the protection zone is too tight, not only difficult for the user to wear, but also easy to cause discomfort when the user wears, and also affects the flexibility of the ankle joint, which is not conducive to the user's movement. In addition, the protection zone usually adopts a sewing method with a large knitting density, which is liable to cause poor air permeability and cause sultry discomfort.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a sock that overcomes at least one of the disadvantages of the prior art.

Thus, the novel sock includes an arch region that can be placed around the arch of the foot. The arch region includes a first tightening portion extending from the instep corresponding to the foot toward the left and right sides to the sole of the foot, a second corresponding to the instep of the foot and a second side connected to the front side of the first tightening portion a tightening portion, and a third tightening portion corresponding to the instep of the foot and connecting the rear side of the first tightening portion, the tightening force of the first tightening portion is greater than the second tightening portion, and the first The tightening force of the two tightening portions is greater than the third tightening portion.

The utility model has the advantages that: by the structural design of the first tightening portion, the second tightening portion and the third tightening portion, in addition to protecting the arch portion and avoiding injury, the utility model can effectively alleviate The pressure of the foot makes the user wear more comfortable and the action is more convenient.

Referring to Figures 1 and 2, an embodiment of the present invention is suitable for use by a foot 5 of a user, the foot 5 comprising an arch portion 51, a toe portion 52 located in front of the arch portion 51, A heel portion 53 located behind the arch portion 51, an ankle portion 54 located above the arch portion 51 and the heel portion 53, and an ankle portion 55 extending upward from the ankle portion 54. The arch portion 51 includes an instep 511 on the upper side and a sole 512 on the lower side. The sock comprises an arch area 1, a toe area 2, a heel area 3, and a sock area 4.

The arch region 1 has a hollow cylindrical shape and is sleeved around the arch portion 51 of the foot 5, and includes a first tightening portion 11, a second tightening portion 12, and a third tightening portion. 13.

The first tightening portion 11 is in an X shape at an intersection corresponding to the instep 511 of the foot 5, and extends from the instep 511 corresponding to the foot 5 toward the left and right sides to the sole 512 of the foot 5. The first tightening portion 11 has a large knitting density and a large tightening force.

The second tightening portion 12 corresponds to the instep 511 of the foot 5 and is connected to the front side of the first tightening portion 11 and adjacent to the toe portion 52 of the foot 5. The second tightening portion 12 has a knitting density smaller than that of the first tightening portion 11, and is also relatively permeable, and the tightening force is smaller than the first tightening portion 11.

The third tightening portion 13 corresponds to the instep 511 of the foot 5 and is connected to the rear side of the first tightening portion 11 and is adjacent to the ankle portion 55 of the foot 5. The third tightening portion 13 has a knitting density smaller than the second tightening portion 12, and the tightening force is smaller than the second tightening portion 12, and similarly, the air permeability is also preferable.

The toe area 2 is joined to the front side of the arch region 1 and is used to cover the toe portion 52 of the foot 5. Of course, the form of the toe area 2 is not limited thereto. In other variations of the embodiment, the toe area 2 includes five toe sections respectively covering the corresponding toe heads (not shown). It prevents the accumulation of sweat between the toes and the bacteria.

The heel region 3 is connected to the lower side of the arch region 1 and is used to cover the heel portion 53 of the foot 5. In the present embodiment, the heel region 3 has a thick thickness and good wear resistance, and is used for Extend the life of the sock. In addition, the thicker design of the sock area 3 can be used to cushion the impact of the heel portion 53 of the foot 5 when landing, allowing the user to be more comfortable when walking.

The sock area 4 is connected to the upper side of the arch area 1 and the upper side of the heel area 3, and is provided for the foot 5 to enter and exit. The sock area 4 includes a sock reinforcement 41 circumferentially wrapped around the ankle portion 54 of the foot 5, a first tightening extending forwardly from the sock reinforcement 41 and the arch region 1 The sock connecting portion 42 to which the portion 11 and the second tightening portion 12 are connected, and a toe band 43 which is provided at the top of the sock reinforcing portion 41 and which is fastened to the ankle portion 55 of the leg 5 is provided. The material and the sewing method of the sock reinforcement portion 41 and the sock connecting portion 42 are substantially the same as those of the first tightening portion 11.

When the user is walking or exercising, the toe 52 and the instep 511 of the foot 5, and the instep 511 and the ankle portion 55 of the foot 5 are constantly changing back and forth between each other and the reset, because the first The tightening portion 11 has an optimal tightening force and can be used to cover and pull the arch portion 51 of the foot 5 to prevent the arch portion 51 from being deformed and injured, and the second tightening portion 12 and the first portion The three tightening portion 13 has a tightening force smaller than the first tightening portion 11, and can be used to relieve the pressure caused by the first tightening portion 11, thereby reducing the feeling of restraint of the user while walking. Moreover, the second tightening portion 12 and the third tightening portion 13 have better gas permeability than the first tightening portion 11, so that the comfort during wear can be increased.

The sock reinforcement portion 41 is connected to the first tightening portion 11 and the second tightening portion 12 by the sock connecting portion 42 and is used to strengthen the sock for the arch portion 51, the ankle portion 54 and the ankle The protection of the part 55. Further, when the harness belt 43 is loosely deformed after long-term use, the sock reinforcement portion 41 can be used to prevent the sock region 4 from slipping off the foot 5.

It can be seen from the above that, by the structural design of the first tightening portion 11, the second tightening portion 12 and the third tightening portion 13 of the novel sock, the arch portion 51 can be protected from injury by pulling. In addition, it can effectively alleviate the pressure of the foot 5, and increase the overall breathability, so that the user is more comfortable to wear, and the action is more convenient. Therefore, the purpose of this new type can be achieved.

However, the above is only the embodiment of the present invention, and when it is not possible to limit the scope of the present invention, all the simple equivalent changes and modifications according to the scope of the patent application and the contents of the patent specification are still This new patent covers the scope.

1‧‧‧The arch area
11‧‧‧First tightening
12‧‧‧ Second tightening
13‧‧‧ Third tightening
2‧‧‧ socks area
3‧‧‧Socks area
4‧‧‧ Socks
41‧‧‧ Socks Strengthening Department
42‧‧‧ Socks Connection
43‧‧‧Bundle
5‧‧‧ feet
51‧‧‧foot arch
511‧‧‧ Instep
512‧‧‧ sole
52‧‧‧toe
53‧‧‧ heel
54‧‧‧Foot
55‧‧‧Foot

Other features and effects of the present invention will be apparent from the following description of the drawings, wherein: Figure 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention when worn on a foot; and Figure 2 is the embodiment a side view.

1‧‧‧The arch area

11‧‧‧First tightening

12‧‧‧ Second tightening

13‧‧‧ Third tightening

2‧‧‧ socks area

3‧‧‧Socks area

4‧‧‧ Socks

41‧‧‧ Socks Strengthening Department

43‧‧‧Bundle

5‧‧‧ feet

51‧‧‧foot arch

511‧‧‧ Instep

512‧‧‧ sole

52‧‧‧toe

53‧‧‧ heel

54‧‧‧Foot

42‧‧‧ Socks Connection

55‧‧‧Foot

Claims (6)

A sock comprising: an arch region that is sleeved around a foot arch portion and includes a first tightening portion extending from the instep corresponding to the foot toward the left and right sides to the sole of the foot, a second tightening portion corresponding to the instep of the foot and connecting the front side of the first tightening portion, and a third tightening portion corresponding to the instep of the foot and connecting the rear side of the first tightening portion, The tightening force of the first tightening portion is greater than the second tightening portion, and the tightening force of the second tightening portion is greater than the third tightening portion. The sock according to claim 1, wherein the first tightening portion is in an X shape corresponding to an instep of the foot. The sock according to claim 2, further comprising a toe region joined to the front side of the arch region and for covering the toe portion of the foot. The sock according to claim 3, further comprising a heel region for attaching the lower side of the arch region and for covering the heel portion of the foot. The sock according to claim 4, further comprising a sock area for connecting the upper side of the arch area to the upper side of the heel area and for the foot to enter and exit. The sock according to claim 1, wherein the first tightening portion has a knitting density greater than the second tightening portion, and the second tightening portion has a knitting density greater than the third tightening portion.