CN2223943Y - multipurpose shoehorn - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model relates to a multi-purpose shoehorn, which comprises a handle, a shoetaking-off rod and a shoehorn body, wherein the handle is cylindrical, one end of the handle is slightly thick, the other end of the handle is thin, and the tail end of the handle is provided with a long screw hole; one end of the shoe removing rod is provided with a stud, and the tail end of the other end of the shoe removing rod is provided with a sling hook; the shoe-horn body comprises a circular hollow tubular body and a shoe-horn which is penetrated and extends downwards from one side of the tubular body. When the shoe-removing rod is combined, the stud of the shoe-removing rod is tightly connected with the screw hole on the handle, the tail end of the shoe-removing rod penetrates through the tubular body of the shoe-horn body to be perforated, and when the screw hole on the shoe-removing rod is overlapped with the screw hole on the tubular body, the shoe-removing rod and the shoe-horn body are combined into a whole by screwing the screw. The utility model can not only wear and take off shoes, but also take off shoes and socks, and can be used when standing and sitting, thereby being very convenient and practical.

Description

multipurpose shoehorn

The utility model relates to a shoehorn structure, which is a multipurpose shoehorn that can be used for putting on shoes, taking off shoes, taking shoes and the like.

To put on shoes, take off shoes, take shoes, and even take off socks, you must bend over or squat under normal circumstances. This bend and squat is quite troublesome, sometimes dizzy and dizzy. Especially for obese people, the elderly, disabled people who are inconvenient to bend over, and wives and young ladies who wear Qi gowns and narrow skirts, it is more difficult and inconvenient.

There are many shoehorns on the market, but few users. The reason is that it can only be worn and cannot be taken off. Since it can't have both, many people simply don't use it. Therefore, putting on and taking off shoes is still manual. This way of putting on and taking off is not only troublesome, but also unhygienic.

The purpose of the utility model is to solve the above-mentioned inconveniences of wearing shoes, taking off shoes, taking shoes, taking off socks, etc., and provides a multipurpose shoehorn.

The technical content of the utility model is as follows: its structure includes a handle, a shoe-removing rod and a shoehorn body, wherein the handle is slightly cylindrical, with one end slightly thicker and the other end thinner, and an elongated screw hole at the end; One end of the shoe-off rod is provided with a stud, and the other end is provided with a sling hook. The shoehorn comprises a circular hollow tubular body and a shoehorn extending downward from one side of the tubular body.

In the multi-purpose shoehorn described above, a screw hole is provided at an appropriate lower half of the shoe removal rod; a corresponding screw hole is also provided at the central position of the tubular body of the shoehorn.

When assembling, tightly connect the stud of the shoe-removing rod with the screw hole on the handle, and then pass the end of the shoe-removing rod through the tubular body of the shoehorn body to perforate, when the screw hole on the shoe-removing rod and the screw hole on the tubular body When overlapping, fix the shoehorn with screws, and the shoehorn body and the shoehorn body can be combined into one.

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the utility model is described in detail.

Fig. 1 is the three-dimensional structure schematic diagram of the present utility model;

Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the utility model;

Fig. 3 is the schematic diagram of wearing shoes with the utility model;

Fig. 4, 5 are the schematic diagrams of taking off shoes with the utility model;

Fig. 6 is the schematic diagram of taking off socks with the utility model;

Fig. 7 is the schematic diagram of taking the belt shoes with the utility model;

Fig. 8 is the schematic diagram of taking strapless shoes with the utility model.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, it includes a grip 1, a shoe-taking bar 2 and a shoehorn body 3. Wherein, grip 1 is slightly cylindrical, and one end is slightly thicker, and the other end is thinner, and the end has elongated screw hole 11; A screw hole 22 is set at an appropriate place; the shoehorn body 3 includes a circular hollow tubular body 32 and a shoehorn 31 extending downward from one side of the tubular body. During assembly, the screw hole 11 of the handle 1 is connected firmly to the stud 21 of the shoe bar 2 that is just taking off the shoe. Then the end of the shoehorn bar 2 is passed through the tubular body perforation 321 of the shoehorn body 3, and when the screw hole 22 of the shoehorn bar 2 overlaps with the screw hole 322 of the tubular body, the shoehorn bar 2 and the shoehorn bar 2 are connected with the screw 323 again. The shoehorn body 3 is fixed as one, and the method of use is as follows:

(1) Putting on shoes 4: Its action is roughly the same as that of using a traditional shoehorn, the only difference is that the user can use it while standing. When wearing the shoes, first put the feet into the shoes, then hold the handle 1 of the multipurpose shoehorn, put the grooved surface of the shoehorn 31 close to the heel of the foot wearing the shoes and put it into the shoes, and put a little effort on the feet wearing the shoes Step down, and the foot can be squeezed into the shoe smoothly (as shown in Figure 3).

(2) Taking off shoes 4: hold the grip 1 first, place the front end of the shoe taking off rod 2 behind the inner ankle of the foot wearing the shoes, and slowly insert it into the shoes along the edge of the shoes until it reaches the sole. When the foot of taking off the shoe is upwardly mentioned, and the shoe is held up with the shoe taking off stick 2, the shoe is forced to separate from the pin, and the shoe is broken off smoothly. However, it should be emphasized here that when taking off the shoes, the shoe-taking stick 2 must be placed behind the inner ankle of the foot to take off the shoes, and (as shown in Figures 4 and 5) be slowly inserted along the edge of the shoes, so the insertion is easy and the Shoes are convenient.

(3) Take off socks 5: The socks referred to here are ordinary socks, while stockings are not suitable. When taking off the socks, first hold the handle 1, put the shank of the shoehorn 31 front end groove-like surface close to the socks-off foot into the socks, and push it off with a little force. This way of taking off socks is much more convenient than using hands for the personage who bends over and feels inconvenience, (as shown in Figure 5).

(4) get footwear: what refer to here is to utilize the utility model to get footwear to wear or take footwear to put. In terms of the way of use, shoes with straps and shoes without straps are different, hereby explain separately:

Strapless shoes 6: First put the convex surface of the shoehorn 31 against the heel and put it in the shoe until it reaches the sole, then tilt the shoe-off rod 2 to the opposite direction of the shoe by about 35 degrees, and lift the shoe (as shown in Figure 8).

There are shoes with straps 7: a sling hook 23 is provided at the front end of the shoe removal rod 2, the purpose of which is to hook the shoelaces with this hook, so that the shoes can be lifted smoothly when the multi-purpose shoehorn takes the shoes, so as to facilitate the removal of the shoes. Take and put; however, there is no definite pattern for the way of the hook belt, as long as the sling hook is facing upwards is the correct way to use it, (as shown in Figure 7). This sling hook 23 proves through testing that it will not hurt the footgear, so it can be used with confidence.

To sum up, the utility model can not only be used for putting on and taking off shoes, but also can be used for taking shoes and even taking off socks; it can be used both standing and sitting, especially for obese people, the elderly, and those who are inconvenient to bend over. convenient. Because the hands do not touch the shoes, it is not easy to stain the hands, and it is also beneficial to health. The utility model has the advantages of few components, easy manufacture, fast production, low cost and good practical value.

Claims (3)

1. A multi-purpose shoehorn, characterized in that it is composed of three parts: a handle (1), a shoe removal stick (2) and a shoehorn body (3), wherein the handle (1) is slightly cylindrical, One end is slightly thicker, the other end is thinner, and the end has an elongated screw hole (11); one end of the shoe-off rod (2) is provided with a stud (21), and the other end is provided with a sling hook (23); the shoehorn body (3 ) includes a circular hollow tubular body (32) and a shoehorn (31) extending downward from one side of the tubular body. 2. The multi-purpose shoehorn according to claim 1, wherein a screw hole (22) is provided at an appropriate lower half of the shoe removal rod (2). 3. The multipurpose shoehorn according to claim 1, wherein a screw hole (322) is also provided at the center of the tubular body (32) of the shoehorn body (3).

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