JP5782359B2 - Fishing shoes and soles - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing shoe mainly used when fishing, and a shoe sole that can be attached to such a fishing shoe.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, fishing shoes used for mountain stream fishing, carp fishing, and the like have a structure that makes it difficult to slip when walking on slippery parts such as wet parts and rocky places. For example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, it is known that a sole made of felt (felt sole) is attached to a shoe sole, and the surface of the felt sole (surface that contacts the ground) has a width. By forming splits (slits) extending in the direction and / or the longitudinal direction, the sole portion is easily bent and deformed, and stability is improved even when walking in a place with poor scaffolding.

JP2002-238614

  The fishing shoe with the felt sole as described above is formed up to the region where the split extending in the width direction and / or the longitudinal direction reaches the side surface of the shoe sole. There is a possibility that the region divided by the splits) is easily displaced by the force applied to the side portion and destroyed. In other words, because the above-mentioned split is formed from the sole edge to the side surface, the side surface part is easily deformed, and it is deformed so as to wrap up unevenness such as a rocky place, and a high grip force is obtained. There is a problem that it is easy to scrape, and the peripheral edge portion of the shoe sole becomes round, thereby making it easy to slip early.

  Further, when the split is formed in a grid shape in the width direction and the longitudinal direction, it is displaced for each part (block) surrounded by the split and has a high anti-slip effect, but the block part is easily broken and lacks durability. There is a problem.

  The present invention has been made paying attention to the above-described problems, and an object thereof is to provide a fishing shoe and a shoe sole that can exhibit an anti-slip effect over a long period of time and have excellent durability. .

  In order to achieve the above-described object, a fishing shoe according to the present invention has a configuration in which a shoe sole is attached to the bottom surface of a shoe body so that a longitudinal slit and a lateral slit are crossed on the shoe sole surface. The slits are formed so as not to reach the side surface of the shoe sole, and are formed so that there is no region closed by the slits.

  According to the fishing shoe having the above-described structure, the surface of the shoe sole is formed so that the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit cross so that the shoe sole surface is easily deformed. Even when walking, it becomes easy to follow along the surface shape, and slipping hardly occurs. In this case, since each slit is formed so that there is no region closed by each slit, when the weight is added, it is not deformed in units of blocks. For this reason, the surface of the shoe sole is not deformed, broken or torn off, and the structure has excellent durability.

  Even when the surface is slippery, the crossed longitudinal slit and lateral slit are deformed to increase the gripping force, so that slipping is less likely to occur. Furthermore, since each slit is formed so as not to reach the side surface of the shoe sole, even if force is applied to the side region, the side surface portion is not greatly displaced or scraped and worn, etc. The side region does not scrape or break, and a slip suppression effect can be obtained over a long period of time, and durability can be improved.

  In addition, the shoe sole in which the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit as described above are formed can itself be attached to the bottom surface of various types of shoe bodies as a single structure.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, while being able to exhibit the effect of slip prevention for a long period of time, the fishing shoe and shoe sole of the structure excellent in durability are obtained.

The figure which shows one Embodiment of the shoe for fishing which concerns on this invention. The back view of the shoe sole of the fishing shoe shown in FIG. The figure which shows the slit structure which showed the comparative example with this invention. It is a figure which shows the 2nd Embodiment of this invention, and is a back view of a shoe sole. It is a figure which shows the 3rd Embodiment of this invention, (a) is a back view of a shoe sole, (b) is a figure which shows typically the bending state of the shoe sole at the time of a walk. It is a figure which shows the 4th Embodiment of this invention, and is a back view of a shoe sole.

Hereinafter, embodiments of a fishing shoe and a shoe sole according to the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
1 and 2 are views showing a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a view showing an entire configuration of a fishing shoe, and FIG. 2 is a shoe sole of the fishing shoe shown in FIG. It is a back view.

  The fishing shoe 1 of the present embodiment is configured as a short boot type, and is attached to the shoe body 2 covering the fisher's foot and the back surface (bottom surface) of the shoe body 2 by bonding, sewing, or the like. And a sole 10 to be (fixed). In addition to the short boot type, the fishing shoes may be applied to a long boot type or a short boot type (athletic shoe type).

  The shoe body 2 is integrally formed of a material such as rubber, and the shoe sole 10 is a material that is not slippery and has excellent flexibility, such as a fiber material such as felt, rubber (synthetic rubber), urethane, It is integrally formed of a synthetic resin such as EVA. The shoe body 2 is not limited to a specific shape or material, but can be appropriately deformed, for example, by combining a synthetic resin, a fiber material, or the like, and has a waterproof structure. It is desirable. Further, the shoe sole 10 has a predetermined thickness T and may be pre-attached to the shoe body 2, or may be manufactured and sold as a single unit. The structure attached to a back surface may be sufficient.

  The method of attaching the shoe body 2 and the shoe sole 10 and the specific joining structure between the two are not particularly limited, and an insole (inner sole), a cushion material, or the like is provided inside the shoe body 2. It may be interposed. Further, the shoe sole 10 is formed with slits (longitudinal slit and width slit) as will be described later, and the thickness T thereof is, for example, felt so as to ensure sufficient cushioning and durability. As long as the sole is attached, the felt sole portion may be 10 to 25 mm. In addition, when slits are formed in such a felt sole, each slit should be formed at a depth of 50 to 100% with respect to the wall thickness T so as to ensure effective slip prevention and durability. It ’s fine.

  A longitudinal slit 11 and a lateral slit 13 are formed on the surface (bottom surface) 10 a of the shoe sole 10 so as to cross each other. In this case, the longitudinal slit means a direction along the longitudinal direction (central axis) X of the shoe sole 10, and the lateral slit means a direction Y orthogonal to the longitudinal direction X. Yes. In addition, the cross state of both slits may be inclined (within ± 30 °) with respect to the X direction or the Y direction in a state in which both slits are orthogonal, or the X direction or It may be slightly inclined (within ± 30 °) with respect to the Y direction.

  The longitudinal slit 11 and the lateral slit 13 are formed so as to cross each other, but all the slits formed on the shoe sole surface may not be crossed. That is, there may be longitudinal slits or lateral slits that do not partially intersect.

  The slits 11 and 13 described above are formed without reaching the side surface 10b of the shoe sole 10. That is, each of the slits 11 and 13 is formed with a predetermined depth, but the cut is formed so as not to be exposed on the side surface 10 b of the shoe sole 10.

  Further, in each of the slits 11 and 13 described above, a plurality of lateral slits intersect with one longitudinal slit 11 or a plurality of longitudinal slits intersect with one lateral slit 13. Although it is good, it is formed so that there is no region closed by the slits 11 and 13. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3, the longitudinal slit 11 </ b> A and the lateral slit 13 </ b> A are formed so that there is no closed area (area surrounded by each slit as shown by diagonal lines) A. Yes.

  In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the longitudinal slit 11 and the lateral slit 13 have a “+” shape that crosses at one place, and are formed in such a “+” shape. The slit groups are formed so as to be scattered on the bottom surface 10a at regular intervals.

  According to the fishing shoe 1 with the shoe sole 10 formed as described above, the longitudinal slits 11 and the lateral slits 13 are formed so as to cross on the surface of the shoe sole. As a result, the entire shoe sole surface is easily deformed, and even when walking on an uneven portion such as a rocky place, it is easy to follow along the surface shape, and slippage is unlikely to occur. In this case, the slits 11 and 13 are formed so that there is no region closed by the slits, and therefore, when the weight is added, the slits 11 and 13 are not deformed in units of blocks. Accordingly, the surface of the shoe sole is not deformed, broken, or torn off, and the structure has excellent durability.

  Even when the surface is slippery, the crossed longitudinal slit and lateral slit are deformed to increase the gripping force, so that slipping is less likely to occur. Further, since the slits 11 and 13 are formed so as not to reach the side surface 10b of the shoe sole 10, even if a force is applied to the side region, the side region is greatly displaced or scraped and worn. In this way, the side region is prevented from being scraped or broken, and a slip suppression effect can be obtained over a long period of time, and durability can be improved.

  The crossing slits 11 and 13 as described above are preferably formed at a predetermined interval from the peripheral edge 10c of the shoe sole 10 as shown in FIG. That is, as described above, by not forming (not exposing) each slit on the side surface 10b, the side surface region will not be greatly displaced or scraped even if a force is applied to the side region, but preferably, By avoiding the formation of slits in the outer peripheral region R (the region with dots) on the back surface, the hardness of the periphery of the back surface of the shoe sole is maintained. For this reason, especially in a rocky place or the like, even if the balance is lost during walking, it is easy to step on, and slipping is less likely to occur. Specifically, the region where the slits 11 and 13 are formed may be anything that is not exposed to the side surface 10b. However, the distance L from the periphery 10c is 5 mm or more so that the peripheral hardness of the back surface of the shoe sole can be sufficiently secured. It is preferable that they are separated.

Next, another embodiment of the present invention will be described.
FIG. 4 is a view showing a second embodiment of the present invention, and is a rear view of a shoe sole portion.

  In the present embodiment, when the fishing shoes are actually worn, the cross portions of the slits 11 and 13 are positioned on the soles of the soles corresponding to the toe ball part A1 and the little finger ball part A2. Forming. In this case, as in the above-described embodiment, a large number of crossing slits may be formed in the shoe sole, and a part of the slits is formed so as to correspond to the above-mentioned thumb ball part A1 and little finger ball part A2. May be.

Usually, the feeling of the soles is important when walking in places where there are rocks and sand (uneven surface) or slippery places in fishing grounds. Specifically, a stable posture is set depending on the position of the center of gravity on the sole of the foot by adjusting the load balance applied to the thumb ball part, the little finger ball part, and the hip part.
As described above, by positioning the cross part of the slits 11 and 13 in the part corresponding to the thumb ball part A1 and the little finger ball part A2 of the shoe sole 10, the soles of the thumb ball part and the little finger ball part are It becomes easy to deform along the unevenness of stone and sand, and it becomes possible to position the center of gravity at an appropriate position in a state of wrapping such unevenness, or along the unevenness, making it more difficult to slip Is possible.

  Further, the slits 11 and 13 may be configured to cross at a plurality of places. For example, as in the present embodiment, a lateral slit 13 that crosses the longitudinal slit 11 at the center is formed, and a lateral slit 13a having a short length is crossed on both sides thereof, or the lateral slit 13 On the other hand, the longitudinal slit 11 crossing at the center may be formed, and the longitudinal slit 11a having a short length may be crossed on both sides thereof. In this way, by combining the long slits 11 and 13 and the short slits 11a and 13a and crossing them, it becomes possible to easily deform the peripheral region where the slits are formed. In particular, as shown in the figure, it is possible to easily deform the central region by crossing the long slits 11 and 13 at the center and crossing the short slits 11a and 13a at the end side. That is, by forming slits having such a configuration in portions corresponding to the thumb ball part A1 and the little finger ball part A2 of the shoe sole 10, it becomes possible to make the structure more difficult to slip effectively.

FIGS. 5A and 5B are diagrams showing a third embodiment of the present invention, where FIG. 5A is a rear view of the shoe sole, and FIG. 5B is a diagram schematically showing a bent state of the shoe sole during walking.
In the present embodiment, the lateral slits 13, 13b to 13g are formed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction, and a plurality of longitudinal slits 11, 11b to 1d are formed to cross each lateral slit. Yes. In the drawing, a lateral slit formed in a range R1 to be described later is denoted by reference numeral 13, lateral slits formed on both sides thereof are denoted by 13b, 13c, etc., and a longitudinal slit formed at the center position is illustrated. Reference numeral 11 denotes a longitudinal slit formed on both sides thereof, indicated by 11b, 11c,.

In this way, when a plurality of longitudinal slits are formed in the shoe sole 10, the length of the slit 11 formed in the central region is set to be longer than the slits 11b, 11c, and 11d formed in the side edge region. It is preferable to form a long film.
According to such a configuration, the center region (center axis) in the longitudinal direction is easily deformed, and the center axis of the sole is easily subjected to stones, rocks, etc., and can be stably walked even in an unreasonable posture. Become.

  As described above, when a plurality of longitudinal slits are formed, it is sufficient that the central axis region is most easily deformed in consideration of the entire shoe sole, and the side edge region has a partially long longitudinal direction. A slit may be formed.

In such a configuration, it is preferable to form the lateral slit 13 in the longitudinal range R1 where the thumb ball part A1 and the little finger ball part A2 are located.
By forming the lateral slit 13 at such a position, as shown in FIG. (B) (deformed for the sake of clarity), a part that requires deformation of the sole is particularly required during walking. It can be deformed and the walking ability can be improved, and the followability of the deformation of the sole to the uneven surface such as stones and rocks can be improved, and it is possible to walk stably without slipping. The lateral slit 13 formed in the range R1 is preferably formed to have the longest length so that it can be easily bent at the shoe sole.

FIG. 6 is a view showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention, and is a rear view of a shoe sole portion.
In the present embodiment, the transverse slits 13 and 13b to 13m formed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction are formed so as to cross the plurality of longitudinal slits 11 and 11b, respectively. Similarly, the lateral slit 13 is formed in the longitudinal range R1 where the thumb ball part A1 and the little finger ball part A2 are located, and the length of the lateral slit 13 is formed in other regions. It is longer than the lateral slits 13b to 13m.

  With such a configuration, it is possible to increase the flexibility (deformation amount) in the above-described range R1, and it is possible to improve the walking performance and to perform a stable walking that is difficult to slip.

As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to above-described embodiment, It can change variously.
In the present invention, there is a feature in the configuration of the slit formed on the back surface of the shoe sole, and other portions can be appropriately modified. For example, the configuration and material of the shoe sole are not particularly limited, and a hard part or a soft part may be partially formed, or irregularities (including spike pins) may be formed. Further, the width of the formed slit can be appropriately changed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Fishing shoes 2 Shoe main body 10 Shoe sole 11, 11a-11d Longitudinal direction slit 13,13a-13m Lateral direction slit A1 Thumb ball part A2 Little finger ball part

Claims (12)

In fishing shoes with the sole attached to the bottom of the shoe body,
On the shoe sole surface, formed so as to cross the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit,
Each slit is formed without reaching the side of the shoe sole, and is formed so that there is no region closed by each slit ,
The cross was slit formed scattered on the bottom surface of the sole fishing shoe according to claim Rukoto.   2. The fishing shoe according to claim 1, wherein each of the slits is formed in a region separated by 5 mm or more from a peripheral edge of the shoe sole.   3. The fishing shoe according to claim 1, wherein a portion where the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit cross is formed corresponding to a thumb ball portion and a little finger ball portion of a shoe sole.   The longitudinal slit is formed so that the length of the portion formed in the central region is longer than the length of the portion formed in the side edge region. A fishing shoe according to claim 1.   The said horizontal direction slit is what is formed in the area | region containing a thumb ball and a little finger ball, and is longer than what is formed in the area | region other than that. Fishing shoes described in 1. The fishing shoe according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit cross at a plurality of locations . A shoe sole attached to the bottom of the shoe body,
On the shoe sole surface, formed so as to cross the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit,
Each slit is formed without reaching the side of the shoe sole, and is formed so that there is no region closed by each slit,
The shoe sole, wherein the crossed slits are formed in a dotted manner on a bottom surface of the shoe sole. Wherein each slit, sole according to claim 7, characterized in that it is formed on the peripheral 5mm or more from a remote area of the sole. 9. The shoe sole according to claim 7, wherein a portion where the longitudinal slit and the transverse slit cross is formed corresponding to a thumb ball portion and a little finger ball portion of the shoe sole. Said longitudinal slit, the length of the portion formed in the central region is one of claims 7, characterized in that it is formed longer than the length of the portion formed in the side edge region 9 The shoe sole according to claim 1. The said horizontal direction slit is what is formed in the area | region containing a thumb ball and a little finger ball, and is longer than what is formed in the area | region other than that. Shoe sole as described in. The shoe sole according to any one of claims 7 to 11, wherein the longitudinal slit and the lateral slit cross at a plurality of locations.

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