JP3217397U - Slippers insole - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to eliminate discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with the use of slippers that cannot identify past users, and to prevent bacterial infection caused by using such slippers. Provide slippers insole that can. A positioning recess that can be fitted to the base of an instep belt 22 of a slipper B on an insole body 10 made of a sheet 1 having a shape and size similar to the contour shape and size of the surface of a sole layer 21 of the slipper B. The entrance 11 is formed. The insole body may be formed of a laminate of a plurality of sheets. The sheet may be colored or patterned. The insole body can be equipped with a cover belt that covers the back of the slipper's upper belt. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a slipper insole, and more particularly to a slipper insole for enabling a slipper used for use by an unspecified person to be used hygienically without feeling uncomfortable.

  In places where many unspecified people gather, such as accommodation facilities such as inns and sports facilities such as golf courses, slippers provided for the facilities are often used for movement within the facilities. For example, when moving from a living room to a bathing area for bathing at an accommodation facility, move to the bathing area by wearing slippers provided in the living room, take off the slippers at the entrance to the bathing area, and then take off the slippers at the entrance after bathing. It is done to wear slippers selected from the list and return to the room. In such a case, slippers taken off at the entrance are not necessarily slippers worn by themselves, and often slippers worn by unspecified persons are inevitably worn.

Utility Model Registration No. 3107443 Utility Model Registration No. 3033190

  However, using slippers worn by unspecified persons often causes discomfort and unsanitary impressions, and in some cases, bacterial infections may be a concern.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above situation, and can eliminate the discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with using slippers that cannot identify past users. An object of the present invention is to provide an insole of slippers that can prevent bacterial infection caused by doing so.

  The insole of the slipper according to the present invention has an insole body made of a sheet having a shape and size similar to the contour shape and size of the sole layer surface of the slipper, and is fitted to the base of the upper belt of the slipper. A possible positioning recess is formed.

  In the insole of the slipper configured as described above, when the recessed portion of the insole body is fitted to the root of the instep belt of the slipper, the insole body is positioned on the sole layer of the slipper. When wearing slippers with the insole body in this way, the user's soles do not come into contact with the surface of the sole layer of the slippers, so the user can feel uncomfortable or uncomfortable with the use of slippers that cannot identify past users. The unsanitary impression can be wiped away, and the infection of bacteria from the soles by using such slippers can be prevented in advance.

  In this invention, it is possible to employ | adopt the structure that the said recessed part has a corner | angular corner which was squared, and the round hole is formed in the corner. The insole body having this configuration can be easily and inexpensively manufactured by cutting or punching the sheet, and the stress concentration on the part is eased by the round hole formed in the corner of the recessed part. Has the advantage of being difficult to tear.

  In the present invention, it is desirable that the back surface of the insole body is subjected to anti-slip processing. With this configuration, the insole body is prevented from slipping against the surface of the sole layer of the slipper, so that the comfort of the slipper is not impaired.

  In the present invention, it is possible to adopt a configuration in which the insole body is composed of a laminate of a plurality of the sheets, and by doing so, the insole body exhibits cushioning properties, so that it has a better feeling of use. Is obtained.

  In the present invention, a configuration in which a part of the plurality of sheets forming the laminate is colored with a color different from the other sheets, and a pattern is applied to the surface of the insole body. It is possible to adopt the configuration of If some of the multiple sheets that make up the laminate are colored differently from other sheets, different colors will appear on the end face of the laminate, improving the fashionability during use. To do. In addition, if a pattern is applied to the surface of the insole body, the user can enjoy the pattern. Furthermore, the slipper using the insole can be easily distinguished from the slippers using the other insole, depending on the color of the end face of the laminate and the pattern on the surface.

  In the present invention, a configuration is adopted in which the insole body is equipped with a cover belt that covers the back surface of the upper belt of the slipper when the insole body is overlaid on the sole layer surface of the slipper. Is desirable. If this configuration is adopted, not only the sole of the user will not contact the surface of the sole layer of the slipper due to the action of the insole body, but the back of the user will also contact the upper belt by the action of the cover belt. Therefore, the user can wipe off the discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with using slippers that cannot identify past users, and the use of such slippers. The effect of preventing bacterial infection from the soles of the feet and the back of the feet becomes even more effective.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to wipe away the discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with the use of slippers that cannot identify past users. It becomes possible to provide an insole for slippers that can prevent infection. Moreover, when the insole body is formed of a laminated body of sheets, the feeling of use of the slippers is improved by the cushioning property exhibited by the insole body. Furthermore, there is an advantage that the fashionability of the slippers can be improved by coloring the sheet or applying a pattern to the surface of the insole body.

It is a top view of the insole of the slipper which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the insole of the slippers by a modification. It is explanatory drawing of a use state. It is the schematic perspective view which showed the insole of the slipper which concerns on other embodiment.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view of an insole of a slipper according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of an insole of a slipper according to a modification, and FIG. 3 is an explanatory view of a use state.

  The insole A in FIG. 1 is a flat sheet 1 having a shape and size similar to the contour shape and size of the sole layer surface of a slipper in which the instep is covered by an instep belt extending from the side edge of the sole and the toe is opened. The insole body 10 is formed with positioning recesses 11 that can be fitted to the base of the instep belt of the slipper. In the same figure, the right side corresponds to the toe side and the left side corresponds to the heel side. Yes. The left and right recessed portions 11 are formed symmetrically, and in the illustrated example, the recessed portion 11 has two recessed corner portions 12 and when the insole body 10 is pulled. In order to prevent stress from concentrating on the entering corner portions 12 and tearing, the punching processing for forming the round holes 13 in the entering corner portions 12 is performed. Such an insole body 10 can be easily and inexpensively manufactured by cutting or punching a flat sheet, and the stress applied to the portion by the round hole 13 formed in the corner 12 of the recessed portion 11. It has the advantage that concentration is relaxed and it is difficult to break.

  In this embodiment, as described above, crepe paper is adopted for the sheet 1. As is well known, crepe paper is a creased and wrinkled paper that has been specially processed, and can be used on the premise of being disposable, as typified by kitchen paper. In addition, it has the characteristics of being hardly soluble in water and difficult to tear even when wet. In addition, it has a taste like Japanese paper and a touch that is not found in other types of paper. Therefore, when the crepe paper is used for the sheet 1, the feeling of use is satisfied, the moisture on the sole of the user is absorbed, and a good feeling of use is obtained. Become.

  The insole body 10 may be formed by using one sheet 1 in a single layer, but as shown in FIG. 2, a plurality of (for example, 5 to 6) sheets 1 are laminated. It may be formed. As a means for laminating and integrating a plurality of sheets 1, it is possible to use a means for embossing the overlapping portions 2 at the edges of the plurality of sheets 1 to form a small pitch uneven pattern. Employing such means by embossing has the advantage that joining of overlapping portions can be performed easily and inexpensively. Moreover, in the said means, if an adhesive agent is previously apply | coated to the overlapping part 2 of the edge of the sheet | seat 1 of a plurality of sheets and the same part is embossed and a small pitch uneven | corrugated pattern is formed, an overlapping part will be more firmly Be joined.

  In the case where the insole body 10 is formed of a laminate of sheets 1, a part of the plurality of sheets 1 forming the laminate (for example, every other sheet) is colored differently from the other sheets 1. If applied, since different colors appear on the end face of the laminate, there is an advantage that fashionability during use is improved accordingly. Further, regardless of whether the insole body 10 is formed by using one sheet 1 in a single layer or a laminated body, a pattern may be provided on the surface of the insole body 10. This is possible and has the advantage that the user can enjoy the pattern itself. In addition, the coloring or pattern applied to the insole body 10 is also useful for distinguishing the insole body 10 from other insole bodies.

  As illustrated in FIG. 3, the insole A described above is superimposed on the surface of the sole layer 21 of the slipper B, and the recessed portions 11 on the left and right sides of the insole body 10 are formed at the base of the upper belt 22 of the slipper B. It is fitted and positioned. Therefore, when the user wears the slipper B, the sole of the user only contacts the insole body 10 and does not contact the sole layer 21. Therefore, it is possible for the user to wipe away the discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with using the slipper B that cannot identify the past user. Bacterial infection is also prevented. In addition, since the crepe paper is used for the sheet 1, the insole body 10 exhibits cushioning properties due to the characteristics of the crepe paper, so that the comfort is improved and the feeling of using the slipper B is improved. This effect is particularly remarkable when a laminated body of a plurality of sheets 1 is used for the insole body 10.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 1, it is possible to apply a non-slip process to an appropriate place 30 on the back surface of the insole body 10. As the anti-slip process, the anti-slip process can be performed by attaching an anti-slip resin sheet to an appropriate position on the back surface of the insole body 10 or applying a non-slip liquid resin and drying and curing it. If it does so, since the insole main body 10 does not slip from the surface of the sole layer 21 of the slipper B, the comfort of the slipper B is not impaired.

  FIG. 4 is a schematic perspective view showing an insole A of a slipper according to another embodiment. Insole A in the figure corresponds to the insole main body 10 described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3 to which a cover belt 14 is added. The cover belt 14 is formed by the sheet 1, and bent piece portions 15 at both ends thereof are fixed to the bottom side portion of the recessed portion 11 of the insole body 10. The means for fixing the folded piece 15 to the insole body 10 is not only sticking or bonding, but also embossing the overlapping part between the insole body 10 and the folded piece 15 to form a small pitch uneven pattern. Can be used. Employing such means by embossing has the advantage that joining of the overlapping portion between the insole body 10 and the bent piece 15 can be performed easily and inexpensively.

  In the insole A shown in FIG. 4, the insole body 10 is overlapped on the surface of the sole layer 21 of the slipper B as shown in FIG. When the upper belt 22 is fitted and positioned, the cover belt 14 is disposed so as to cover the back surface of the upper belt 22 of the slipper B. Therefore, not only the sole of the user does not contact the surface of the sole layer B of the slipper due to the action of the insole body 10, but also the instep of the user does not contact the upper belt 22 due to the action of the cover belt 14. Therefore, it is possible for the user to wipe away the discomfort and unsanitary impressions associated with the use of slippers that cannot identify past users. The effect of preventing bacterial infection from the instep is even more likely to be exerted.

A Insole B Slipper 1 Sheet 10 Insole body 11 Recessed part 14 Cover belt 21 Slip layer of sole 22 Slipper upper belt 30 Insole of back of insole body

Claims (7)

  It has an insole body made of a sheet with a shape and size similar to the contour shape and size of the sole layer surface of the slipper, and a positioning recess that can be fitted to the root of the instep belt of the slipper is formed in the insole body Slippers insole characterized by being.   The slipper insole according to claim 1, wherein the recessed portion has an angled corner, and a round hole is formed in the corner.   The insole of the slipper according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the back surface of the insole body is subjected to a non-slip process.   The insole of the slipper according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the insole body is a laminate of a plurality of the sheets.   5. An insole for slippers according to claim 4, wherein a part of the plurality of sheets forming the laminate is colored differently from the other sheets.   The insole of the slipper according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a pattern is provided on a surface of the insole body.   7. The cover belt according to claim 1, further comprising a cover belt that covers a back surface of the upper belt of the slipper when the insole body is superposed on the sole layer surface of the slipper. The insole of slippers described in the section.

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