DE1035590B - Foot closure on ski pants - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN

The invention relates to a foot fastener on ski pants of all types of fabric for men, women and / or children, with no additional means, such as ribbons, elastics, bars, caps, etc., use Find.

When attaching ski pants or other similarly shaped sports pants that are in the down narrowing wedge shape are worked, within the ski boots or other shoes it is so far Usually, at the lower end of the trouser leg, ribbons in a firm or elastic design, elastic bands, To attach bars, heel caps, etc., which run under the sole of the foot or heel and thus a firm Ensure that the ski pants sit on the leg and prevent them from slipping out of the shoe.

As far as the mentioned brackets of the ski pants over heavily used areas of the foot, such. B. heel or sole of the foot, are arranged, it is inevitable that within a short time these holding means will be rubbed through. Further factor is that the bottom of the pant leg with regard to permit free hatching of the foot either must be kept correspondingly wide and thus the desired wedge shape of the pants wiid not reached ^or: ea &. The younger part of the trouser leg must be provided with slits. In the case of the last-mentioned solution, however, it is always felt to be extremely annoying that the slots open slightly. In the case of both of the forms mentioned, it is still to be criticized that the lower end of the trousers does not come to lie very low on the foot and that it easily slips out, especially from low shoes or boots.

Attempts have been made to avoid the disadvantages outlined by the fact that the entire lower Edge of each pant leg, which must be kept wide enough for the foot to slip through must, folds and completely grasped with an elastic piece of fabric and this passes under the heel. Furthermore, a solution has become known in which the lower end of the trouser leg is provided with a wide elastic band, which from one side of the back sheet of the pant leg goes out, passes under the sole of the foot, over the instep with its broad side on the front Trouser sheet is attached and again under the sole continuously on the other side of the back sheet the pants ends.

All these embodiments have in common that the elasticity of the brackets by the not to Avoiding moisture penetration while exercising very soon wears off and on lengthen the straps so that the end of the trousers keeps coming out of the shoe or boot. Next to

Applicant:

Munich costume and sportswear factory, Hans Hermann,
Munich 15, Hermann-Lingg-Str. 8-10

the length also results in shrinkage at the same time of the ligaments in the lateral direction. They become narrow and twist easily, making them uncomfortable Pressure points develop, which lead to blistering and other foot complaints. Painful and unavoidable pressure points also form at all points where the various Brackets are attached. After all, the lower legs can only be worked so tightly be, as the requirement to slip through the foot allows, so that from a slim and tight-fitting wedge shape of the pants so far not discussed can be.

The device according to the invention goes a completely different way, whereby it is achieved that the The disadvantages outlined are completely eliminated, because the previously known brackets no longer work to use. The trouser legs are made correspondingly longer, whereby the cut is kept in such a way that that the front and back sheets of the lower end of the pants overlap each other in a crossing manner. Included there is an overlap on the inside and outside of the leg. For this it is necessary that the front and the back sheet are provided with recesses at their lower end , whereby a halving of the trouser leaves is achieved.

The invention is shown schematically in one embodiment in the drawing.

Fig. 1 shows a side view of the lower part of a finished pant leg,

2 shows the same view on a smaller scale, showing how the trouser leg meets the foot encloses

Fig. 3 shows the lower part of the front sheet and Fig. 4 the lower part of the rear sheet of a Trouser leg in the processing.

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The ends of the two halves 1 and 2 of the front sheet 3 are fixed to one another over their entire width connected, e.g. B. sewn. The thickening created by the junction 4 is arranged in such a way that that it nestles into the cavity of the sole of the foot and thereby avoids any pressure point. The two Halves 5 and 6 of the back sheet 7 extend below the halves of the front sheet 3 and are with their ends attached to the edges 8 and 9 of the recess 10 of the front sheet 3.

With a view to a firm fit on the foot, it can be useful if the recess 10 of the front sheet 3 extended in the direction of the inside of the pants by an incision 11 and in this incision triangular intermediate piece 12 is embedded. The intermediate piece 12 provides a certain possibility of expansion of the incision 11 and contributes to that the foot is firmly enclosed by the trousers from the cavity of the sole of the foot over the instep 13.

The recess 14 of the back sheet 7 is expediently designed so that the heel in the With regard to a necessary freedom of movement and to avoid friction from the trousers is covered.

It should also be emphasized that the overlaps are so arranged on both sides of the foot are that, in addition to other sensitive areas, the ankles are not subjected to any pressure from seams or ligaments etc. are exposed and, thanks to the wide overlap, even comfortable and inexpensive upholstery Experienced. The sufficient width of the overlap also causes a lateral opening between Front and back sheet is impossible.

Finally, the fact that the device according to the invention deserves special attention allows a hitherto unachieved tight fit of the lower part of the pants on the leg, whereby the required particularly slim wedge shape of the trousers is effortlessly achieved. Even if the pants are in elongated shape is hardly larger in its lower diameter than the corresponding part of the leg The foot can still be easily and comfortably slipped through because of the width of the overlap as well as the beginning of the same one, which begins at any distance above the ankle makes large expansion possible in the lateral direction.

Claims (3)

Patent claims: 1. Foot closure on ski pants, characterized in that that the front sheet (3) and the back sheet (7) of the lower end of the pants through recesses (10 or 14) are halved, each half (1, 2) of the front sheet (3) being the corresponding Half (5, 6) of the back sheet (7) overlaps, and the ends of the two halves (1, 2) of the front sheet (3) are firmly connected to one another over their entire width, the connection point (4) comes to rest in the cavity of the sole of the foot, while the ends of the two halves (5, 6) of the back sheet (7) each with the corresponding edges (8, 9) of the recess (10) of the front sheet (3) are firmly connected. 2. foot closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the recess (10) of the front sheet (3) in the direction of the inside of the pants through an incision (11) and this with a triangular intermediate piece (12) is filled, which comes to lie over the instep, whereby the front part of the foot is firmly enclosed. 3. foot closure according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that the overlaps of the both halves of the front and back sheet are provided so wide that a lateral gaping between front and back leaf is impossible and the leg is tightly enclosed and that thanks to the lateral extensibility in the area of the overlap, it is easy to slip through of the foot is guaranteed. Considered publications:
Swiss patent publications No. 297381,310234. 1 sheet of drawings ® 809 560/3 7.56