TWI724913B - Non-slip shoe cover - Google Patents

Abstract

An anti-slip shoe cover comprising a first bottom pad and a plurality of stop sliding blocks. The first bottom pad has two opposite surfaces. The contact surface with the shoe body is the front surface, and the contact surface with the ground is the bottom surface. Blocks are arranged at intervals on the bottom surface of the first bottom pad, and a plurality of bumps are arranged on the front surface of the first bottom pad, wherein the stop sliding blocks are made of rubber and have a rough surface, which can achieve effective anti-slip.

Description

Non-slip shoe cover

The present invention is related to shoe covers, especially a shoe cover used for slip prevention.

Common non-slip shoe covers used on snow and ice are equipped with non-slip shoe spikes at the bottom of the shoe cover body to prevent slippage. However, because the shoe spikes are exposed, it is easy to step on others or hurt yourself if you are not careful, and the shoe spikes It is easy to rub and wear with the ice surface to reduce the friction, so it is necessary to replace the new non-slip shoe cover frequently.

Based on the above deficiencies, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a safe, durable and non-slip shoe cover.

Based on the above objective, the present invention provides a non-slip shoe cover comprising a first bottom pad and a plurality of stop sliders. The first bottom pad has two opposite surfaces, the contact surface with the shoe body is the front, and the contact surface with the ground Is the bottom surface, the stop sliders are arranged on the bottom surface of the first bottom pad at intervals, and a plurality of bumps are provided on the front surface of the first bottom pad. The stop sliders have a rough surface to achieve an effective stop. Slippery and durable. The material of the first bottom pad and the stop blocks is rubber, and the hardness of the stop blocks is greater than the hardness of the first bottom pad.

Further, an elastic front buckle and an elastic back buckle are arranged at two ends of the first bottom cushion away from each other to form the shoe cover.

Further, a blocking block is arranged at intervals from the stop sliding blocks, and a limiting part is arranged around the outer edge of the first bottom pad. When the first bottom pad is stressed, the blocking block can prevent the stop sliding blocks from deforming, and the limiting portion can make the bottom pad shape without being affected by pressure. The blocking block and the limiting part are made of plastic material, and the hardness is greater than that of the stop sliders.

Preferably, an elastic belt body is connected with the first bottom pad to form the shoe cover.

Preferably, the shoe cover further includes a second bottom pad, and the first bottom pad and the second bottom pad are connected by a plurality of elastic bands to form the shoe cover, the front of the second bottom pad has a plurality of bumps, the The bottom surface of the second bottom pad is provided with a plurality of stop sliders and a stop block arranged at intervals. The stop sliders are made of rubber and have a rough surface. In addition, there is a limit part ringed around the outer edge of the second bottom pad. The block and the limit part can avoid the deformation of the stop sliding block.

In order to clearly illustrate the specific implementation, structure, and achieved effects of the present invention, the accompanying drawings are described as follows:

Please refer to Figures 1 to 2, which shows a non-slip shoe cover, including a first bottom pad 10 and a plurality of stop sliders 20, the first bottom pad 10 has two opposite surfaces, and the contact surface with the shoe body is the front , The contact surface with the ground is the bottom surface, the stop sliders 20 are arranged on the bottom surface of the first bottom pad 10 at intervals, and a plurality of bumps 11 are provided on the front surface of the first bottom pad 10. The materials of the first bottom pad 10 and the stop slider 20 are both rubber, and the hardness of the stop slider 20 is greater than that of the first bottom pad 10.

When the shoe body contacts the front surface of the first bottom pad 10, the plurality of protrusions 11 can achieve the anti-slip positioning function when contacting the shoe body. In addition, the stop sliders 20 are made of rubber material and have a rough surface. The rubber stop sliders are safer than shoe spikes and do not hurt people. The rubber material itself has the advantages of low temperature resistance, wear resistance, and strong friction. The non-slip shoe cover can achieve effective anti-slip and long service life when in contact with icy or snowy ground.

An elastic front buckle 41 and an elastic rear buckle 42 are arranged at the two ends of the first bottom pad 10 away from each other to form the shoe cover. The elastic front buckle 41 and the elastic rear buckle 42 are used for the anti-slip The shoe cover is positioned on the shoe body, and the way of use is to put the elastic front buckle 41 on the forefoot area of the foot, and the elastic back buckle 42 is used for the heel area of the foot to form a use state.

Please refer to Figures 3 to 5 for the second embodiment. An elastic strap 51 is connected to the first bottom pad 10 to form the shoe cover. The use method is to wrap the two ends of the strap 51 at the longest distance on the foot. The forefoot area and the heel area of the part form a use state. Wherein the first bottom pad 10 has a limiting portion 52 ringed around the outer edges of the stop sliders 20 of the first bottom pad 10, so that the front surface of the first bottom pad 10 has a concave arc from the outer edge to the center. When wearing, the bottom surface of the first bottom pad 10 protrudes toward the ground. In use, when the first bottom pad 10 is in contact with the ground, the downward pressure generated by the weight of the body will squeeze and deform the first bottom pad 10 into a flat shape, and the limiting portion 52 can make the first bottom pad 10 flat. A bottom pad 10 is shaped to reduce the amount of deformation of the first bottom pad 10 due to pressure.

In the second embodiment, a blocking block 30 is spaced apart from the stop sliders 20 and is located in the middle part of the first bottom pad 10. When the first bottom pad 10 is stressed, the blocking block 30 can avoid The stop sliding block 20 deforms and moves to achieve the function of positioning. In addition, the blocking block 30 and the limiting portion 52 are both made of plastic material, and the hardness is greater than that of the stop slider 20.

Please refer to FIGS. 6 to 8 for a third embodiment. The shoe cover further includes a second bottom pad 60. A plurality of elastic straps 61 connect the first bottom pad 10 and the second bottom pad 60 to form the shoe In addition, the second bottom cushion 60 has two opposite surfaces, the contact surface with the shoe body is the front surface, and the contact surface with the ground is the bottom surface. The front surface of the second bottom cushion 60 has a concave surface from the outer edge to the center. The arc is provided with a plurality of protrusions 64, which can achieve the effect of anti-slip positioning when the plurality of protrusions 64 are in contact with the shoe body. The bottom surface of the second bottom pad 60 has a plurality of stop sliders 65 and a blocking block 63 arranged at intervals, the blocking block 63 is located in the middle part of the second bottom pad 60, and a limiting portion 62 is arranged around the second bottom pad 60 outer edges. In use, when the second bottom pad 60 is in contact with the ground, the downward pressure generated by the weight of the body will squeeze the second bottom pad 60 into a flat shape, and the limiting portion 62 can make the second bottom pad 60 squeeze and deform into a flat shape. The shape of the second bottom pad 62 is not affected by pressure. The blocking block 63 can also prevent the stop sliders 65 from deforming and moving, and achieve positioning. In addition, the stop sliders 65 are made of rubber and have a rough surface. Relative to the studs, it is safe and does not hurt people, and it can also achieve effective anti-slip in contact with icy or snowy ground.

In the third embodiment, the shoe cover has a front cover portion and a rear cover portion, the front cover portion is correspondingly disposed on the side facing the front of the second bottom cushion 10, and the rear cover portion is correspondingly disposed on the surface On the front side of the first bottom cushion 60, there is a hollow part between the first bottom cushion 10 and the second bottom cushion 60, the front cover part covers the forefoot area of the foot, and the rear cover part It is sleeved on the heel area of the foot, and the hollow portion is correspondingly provided on the arch area of the foot. This arrangement can firmly sleeve the shoe cover on the foot and is not easy to fall off, and is easy to put on and take off.

10: The first bottom pad 11, 64: bump 20, 65: Stop slider 30, 63: blocking block 41: Front buckle 42: Rear buckle 51, 61: belt body 52, 62: Limiting part 60: second bottom pad

Fig. 1 is a schematic bottom view of the first embodiment.

Fig. 2 is a schematic front view of the first embodiment.

Fig. 3 is a schematic bottom view of the second embodiment.

Fig. 4 is a schematic side view of the second embodiment.

Fig. 5 is a schematic front view of the second embodiment.

Fig. 6 is a schematic bottom view of the third embodiment.

Fig. 7 is a schematic front view of the third embodiment.

Fig. 8 is a schematic side view of the third embodiment.

10: The first bottom pad

20: Stop slider

30: blocking block

51: belt body

52: limit part

Claims (7)

A non-slip shoe cover includes a first bottom pad and a plurality of stop sliders. The first bottom pad has a front surface and a bottom surface opposite to each other. The front surface of the first bottom pad is also provided with a plurality of bumps. The sliders are arranged on the bottom surface at intervals, the stop sliders have rough surfaces, the first bottom pad and the stop sliders are made of rubber, and the hardness of the stop slider is greater than that of the first bottom pad. For example, in the non-slip shoe cover described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, a blocking block is arranged at intervals from the stop sliding blocks, and the blocking block is made of plastic material and has a greater hardness than the blocking blocks. For example, in the non-slip shoe cover described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, there is a limit part which is arranged around the outer edge of the first bottom pad, and the limit part is made of plastic material and has a hardness greater than that of the stop sliders. For the non-slip shoe cover described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, an elastic front buckle and an elastic back buckle are arranged at two ends of the first bottom cushion away from each other. The non-slip shoe cover described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the first bottom pad has a belt body surrounded by elasticity. The non-slip shoe cover described in item 1 of the scope of patent application, wherein the shoe cover further includes a second bottom pad, the second bottom pad has a front surface and a bottom surface opposite to each other, and the bottom surface has a plurality of stop sliders and a barrier The blocks are arranged at intervals, and the stop sliding blocks are made of rubber and have a rough surface. For the non-slip shoe cover described in item 6 of the scope of patent application, a plurality of elastic straps are connected to the first bottom pad and the second bottom pad to form the shoe cover.

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