US20140202036A1 - Footwear for exercise - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
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- A41B—SHIRTS; UNDERWEAR; BABY LINEN; HANDKERCHIEFS
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Abstract
A footwear for exercise providing a superior portability to that of a sports shoe and providing a comparative comfort of exercise with that of a sports shoe is provided. The footwear 1L includes a covering member 10L and an insole member 11L. On an outer surface of the covering member 10L, a rubber member 15L to cover an entire bottom side portion of the covering member 10L where the insole member 11L is placed, a rubber member 16L to extend from a front end of the covering member 10L to a nearby portion of a step-in opening 13L of the covering member 10L, and a rubber member 17L to extend from a rear end of the covering member 10L to a nearby portion of a step-in opening 13L of the covering member 10L, are provided.
Description
- This invention relates to footwear to be worn on during exercise.
- Running shoes or jogging shoes which are kinds of exercise shoes are widely used. An art of this kind of shoes is disclosed in
Patent literature 1. InPatent literature 1, a running shoe is disclosed in which a ring shaped portion is provided in a heel portion of a shoe to be engaged with a fixing belt, and the engaged fixing belt is wrapped around an ankle region of a user above a malleolus. With the art, the foot does not slip out from the shoe even in a case the heel portion is stepped on by a following runner in a packed group of runners. Thus, with the art, a case in which a runner is stepped on by the following runner at the heel portion and caused to be felled and injured is prevented to be occurred. - Patent Literature 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2003-009907
- Incidentally, in persons doing exercises such as running as daily activities, some eager to carry exercise shoes to business trip destinations or travel destinations and to do exercises there. However, the conventional exercise shoes of this kind are bulky and thus cause a problem to occupy a large space inside of a suitcase and so forth.
- This invention is intended to provide a footwear for exercise both providing a superior portability to that of a sports shoe and providing a comparative comfort in exercise with that of a sports shoe.
- In order to solve the above problem, this invention provides a footwear for exercise comprising: a covering member formed by sewing with elastic fabric in a conforming sock shape to a lower part of a malleolus of a user's foot; an insole member made of impact absorption material formed in a conforming sheet-like shape to the foot sole shape of the user, the insole member being placed between the covering member and the foot sole of the user in the covering member; a first rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to cover an entire bottom side portion of the covering member where the insole member is placed; a second rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to extend from a front end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member; and a third rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to extend from a rear end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member.
- In the footwear of this invention, a covering member formed by sewing with elastic fabric and rubber members attached on a part of the outer surface of the covering member are provided. The covering member is rolled as its front end being inserted into the step-in opening and then is packed in a substantially same size of a fist. In addition, the first rubber member is attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to cover an entire bottom side portion of the covering member where the insole member is placed. With the feature, a user can wear the footwear on the foot and can run in the forward direction with kicking the ground surface firmly. In addition, on the outer surface of the covering member, a second rubber member is attached as to extend from a front end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member, and a third rubber member is attached as to extend from a rear end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member. With the feature, in a running with the footwear worn on, the covering member is reduced to be twisted in the right and left and the foot is reduced to be popped out from the covering member. Accordingly, with this invention, a user can carry the footwear for exercise to a difficult destination to carry sports shoes such as business trip destinations, travel destinations and so forth, for example, and can do exercises there comfortably as if he wears a sports shoe on.
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a footwear for exercise according to an embodiment of this invention; -
FIG. 2 shows an internal structure and an insole member of the footwear inFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 3 is a bottom view and top view of a covering member of the footwear ofFIG. 1 ; and -
FIG. 4 is a rear view of a covering member of the footwear ofFIG. 1 . - An embodiment of this invention is described below with referring to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of afootwear 1L for exercise and afootwear 1R for exercise according to an embodiment of this invention. Thefootwear 1L and thefootwear 1R are worn on a left foot and a right foot of a user when the user does various exercises such as running and gymnastic exercises. -
FIG. 2(A) shows an internal structure of thefootwear 1L inFIG. 1 . As shown inFIG. 2(A) , thefootwear 1L includes a coveringmember 10L and aninsole member 11L.FIG. 2(B) is a perspective view of theinsole member 11L inFIG. 2(A) .FIG. 2(C) shows theinsole member 11L inFIG. 2(B) viewing from the bottom.FIG. 3(A) is a top view of the coveringmember 10L of thefootwear 1L.FIG. 3(B) is a bottom view of the coveringmember 10L.FIG. 4 is a rear view of the coveringmember 10L. In thefootwear 1R, a coveringmember 10R and an insole member 11R are formed in mirror symmetric structures to the coveringmember 10L and theinsole member 11L of thefootwear 1L. - The covering
member 10L is formed by sewing with fabric for socks having both water repellency and elasticity, more preferably, with fabric woven with front yarns of cotton or silk and back yarns of nylon or polyurethane, and is formed in a conforming sock shape to a lower part of a malleolus of a user's foot. In addition, theinsole member 11L is made of an EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate) material having impact absorption capability, and is formed in a conforming sheet-like shape to the foot sole shape of a user. - As shown in
FIG. 3(A) andFIG. 4 , an step-in opening 13L is provided in the top portion near the rear end of the coveringmember 10L. The step-in opening 13L is formed within an elastic ring shapedband 14L, and theband 14L is made from fabric woven with rubber thread. On the outer surface of the coveringmember 10L,rubber members - The
rubber members rubber member 15L covers an entirebottom side portion 40L inFIG. 3(C) of the outer surface of the coveringmember 10L where theinsole member 11L is placed. Therubber member 15L has a peripheral edge EDG extending in an upper side of the outer surface of thebottom portion 40L of the coveringmember 10L. Both of the width of the front end portion of the coveringmember 10L covered by therubber member 15L and the gap between the peripheral edge EDG of therubber member 15L in the front end side of thebottom portion 40L are wider than both of the width of the foot arch portion of the coveringmember 10L covered by therubber member 15L and the gap between the peripheral edge EDG of therubber member 15L in the foot arch side of thebottom portion 40L. - The
rubber member 16L is formed on the outer surface of the coveringmember 10L in an extending bar shape from a front end of the covering member to a nearby portion ofelastic band 14L. Therubber member 16L is bended to be formed in a hook shape in the side view. The front end of therubber member 16L is connected with therubber member 15L at a front end of alongitudinal groove 31L inFIG. 3(B) . The rear end portion of therubber member 16L to the side of theelastic band 14L is formed in a substantially crescent shape as to extend in the right side and left side. The side extended portions by the crescent shape of therubber member 16L are bended inwardly to conform to the round shape of the instep of a user's foot. - The
rubber member 17L is formed on the outer surface of the coveringmember 10L in an extending bar shape from a rear end of the covering member to a nearby portion ofelastic band 14L. The lower end of therubber member 17L is connected with therubber member 15L at a rear end of thelongitudinal groove 31L inFIG. 3(B) . As shown inFIG. 4 , the upper end portion of therubber member 17L to the side of theelastic band 14L is formed in a shape as to extend in the right side and left side. The side extended portions in the right side and the left side at the upper end of therubber member 17L are bended inwardly to conform to the round shape of the base portion of the Achilles tendon of a user's foot. - Each of the
rubber members 18L-k (k=1 to 3) is formed in an elongated bar shape. Within therubber member 18L-k (k=1 to 3), therubber member 18L-3 is placed at a distant position in the front end side from the rear end of therubber member 16L, and formed in a extending bar shape in the right direction and the left direction from therubber member 16L. Therubber member 18L-2 is placed at a distant position in the front end side from therubber member 18L-3, and is formed in a extending bar shape in the right direction and the left direction. Therubber member 18L-1 is placed at a distant position in the front end side from therubber member 18L-2, and is formed in a extending bar shape in the right direction and the left direction. The length of therubber member 18L-2 is longer than that of therubber member 18L-1. The length of therubber member 18L-3 is longer than that of the rubber member 18-2. Therubber members 18L-k (k=1 to 3) are bended inwardly to conform to the round shape of the instep of a user's foot. - As shown in
FIG. 3(B) , in the bottom surface of therubber member 15L, alongitudinal groove 31L andtransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) and 33L-i (i=1 to 6) are formed. Thelongitudinal groove 31L is formed in a straight line shape from the front end to the rear end in the bottom surface of therubber member 15L. Thetransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) are formed in a extending shapes from thelongitudinal groove 31L in the angled left back direction, and arrayed by a distance W1, for example W1 is 2 centimeters, started from the front end of thelongitudinal groove 31L. The crossing angles θ2 of thelongitudinal groove 31L and thetransverse grooves 32L-i are 45 degrees. Each of the outer ends of thetransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) reaches at the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of therubber member 15L. - The
transverse grooves 33L-i (i=1 to 6) are formed in a extending shapes from thelongitudinal groove 31L in the angled right back direction, and arrayed by a distance W1, started from the front end of thelongitudinal groove 31L. The crossing angles θ2 of thelongitudinal groove 31L and thetransverse grooves 33L-i are 45 degrees. Each of the outer ends of thetransverse grooves 33L-i (i=1 to 6) reaches at the peripheral edge of the bottom surface of therubber member 15L. - The depth of the
longitudinal groove 31L is 1 millimeter, for example, and thus is greater than the depths of thetransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) and 33L-i (i=1 to 6) which are formed in 0.5 millimeter depth, for example. The widths in the perpendicular directions to the extending directions of thelongitudinal groove 31L and thetransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) and 33L-i (i=1 to 6) are formed in the same size, for example, 5 millimeters widths. -
FIG. 3(C) is a cross sectional view along with the line C-C′ inFIG. 4 . As shown inFIG. 3(C) , in thebottom portion 40L of the coveringmember 10L where theinsole member 11L is placed, a plurality of project portions S are formed with rubber material. The project portion S is formed in a perfect circle shape. The project portions S are arrayed in same adjacent distances on thebottom portions 40L. These project portions S are projected in the above direction of thebottom portion 40L as to form a patterned indented portion on thebottom portion 40L. - As shown in
FIG. 2(B) , in thetop surface 51L of theinsole member 11L, adimple portion 53L to the side of thebottom surface 52L is formed at a beneath portion of a heel bone of a user. In thetop surface 51L of theinsole member 11L, adimple portion 54L to the side of thebottom surface 52L is formed at a beneath portion of a metatarsal bones of the user. in thetop surface 51L of theinsole member 11L, adimple portion 55L to the side of thebottom surface 52L is formed at a beneath portion of a toe bones of the user. - The depths of the
dimple portions top surface 51L of theinsole member 11L to the bottoms of the dimple portions. In addition, as shown inFIG. 2(C) , thebottom surface 52L of theinsole member 11L is formed in a flat. As described above, theinsole member 11L of thefootwear 1L and the insole member 11R of thefootwear 1R are in mirror symmetric structures each other. And thus, theinsole member 11L in the coveringmember 10L and the insole member 11R in the coveringmember 10R can be exchangeable each other with each of them turned the top surface and the bottom surface over. - Above descriptions are the detailed structures of this embodiment. With this embodiment, technical effects described below are obtained.
- First, the
footwear 1L of this embodiment includes a coveringmember 10L formed with elastic fabric, andrubber members footwear 1R includes a coveringmember 10R formed with elastic fabric, andrubber members rubber members members members openings 13L and 13R and then are packed in the substantially same sizes of fists. The rolled coveringmembers rubber members 15L and 15R of thefootwears insole members 11L and 11R are placed. With the features, a user can worn thefootwears member rubber members members openings 13L and 13R of the coveringmembers rubber members footwears members insole members 11L and 11R are tightly fit around the left foot and the right foot of the user. As a result, according to this embodiment, a user can carry thefootwears - Second, on the outer surfaces of the covering
member rubber members 18L-k and 18R-k are formed as to bended inwardly to conform to the rounds of the insteps of user's feet. In addition, the rear end portions of therubber members elastic bands rubber members elastic bands members rubber members 18L-k and 18R-k and by the inwardly bended rear end portions of therubber members rubber members members member 10L and the right foot is reduced to be popped out from the coveringmember 10R. - Third, because the
footwears members rubber members - Fourth, in this embodiment, in the
bottom portions 40L and 40R of the internal surfaces of the coveringmembers insole members 11L and 11R are placed, the indented portions are formed. Thus, with this embodiment, theinsole members 11L and 11R can be gripped with stronger forces. - Fifth, in this embodiment, the
insole members 11L and 11R are made of EVA. EVA is known as a material having a more flexible and thus gives softer feel than other resin materials used in the same purpose. Thus, this embodiment can provide a higher comfort in a running than a case in which the other resin material is used for theinsole members 11L and 11R. - Sixth, in this embodiment, the bottom surfaces 52L and 52R of the
insole members 11L and 11R are formed in flat surfaces, and thetop surfaces 51L and 52R of theinsole members 11L and 11R are formed in the patterned indented surfaces at a beneath portion of a heel bone, at a beneath portion of a metatarsal bones and at beneath portion of a toe bones of the user's feet. Thus, theinsole member 11L in the coveringmember 10L and the insole member 11R in the coveringmember 10R can be exchangeable each other with each of them turned the top surface and the bottom surface over. Some users of thefootwears insole members 11L and 11R for the left foot and the right foot, some users may prefer the conformed dimpled shapes in exercise to the foot soles at the beneath portions of the left foot and the right foot of theinsole member 11L and 11R. In addition, some users may prefer the flat surfaces in a exercising case with jumps such as running for the left foot and the right foot, and may prefer the conformed dimpled shapes in other exercising case without jumps such as gymnastic exercises to the foot soles at the beneath portions of the left foot and the right foot. With this embodiment, users can select the fitting feels of theinsole members - Seventh, in this embodiment, the
grooves 31L and 31R are formed from the front end to the rear end of therubber members 15L and 15R. Thus, this embodiment can improve the straight-running stability when users wear thefootwears - Eighth, in this embodiment, at the step-in
openings 13L and 13R of the coveringmembers elastic bands members - The above description is an embodiment of this invention, and the embodiment may be modified as follows.
- (1) In the above embodiment, the project portions S formed on the
bottom section 40L is formed in perfect circle shapes. Instead of the structure, the project portions S may be replaced to project portions shaped in stripes. - (2) In the above embodiment, the
rubber members 18L-k are provided by three. Instead of the structure, therubber members 18L-k may be provided by one or two, or provided by five or more. - (3) In the above embodiment, in the bottom surface of the
rubber member 15L, both of thelongitudinal groove 31L and thetransverse grooves 32L-i (i=1 to 6) and 33L-i (i=1 to 6) are provided. Instead of the structure, only thelongitudinal groove 31L may be provided in the bottom surface of therubber member 15L. -
- 1 . . . footwear,
- 10 . . . covering member,
- 11 . . . insole member,
- 13 . . . step-in opening,
- 14 . . . elastic band,
- 15, 16, 17, 18 . . . rubber member,
- 31 . . . longitudinal groove,
- 32, 33 . . . transverse groove,
- 40 . . . bottom portion,
- 51 . . . top surface,
- 52 . . . bottom surface,
- 53, 54, 55 . . . dimple portion
Claims (3)
1. Footwear for exercise comprising:
a covering member formed by sewing with elastic fabric in a conforming sock shape to a lower part of a malleolus of a user's foot;
an insole member made of impact absorption material formed in a conforming sheet-like shape to the foot sole shape of the user, the insole member being placed in the covering member between the covering member and the foot sole of the user;
a first rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to cover an entire bottom side portion of the covering member where the insole member is placed;
a second rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to extend from a front end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member; and
a third rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to extend from a rear end of the covering member to a nearby portion of a step-in opening of the covering member.
2. The footwear for exercise according to claim 1 , wherein
a fourth rubber member attached on the outer surface of the covering member as to be in an elongated shape of a perpendicular direction to a extending direction of the second rubber member.
3. The footwear for exercise according to claim 2 , wherein
the first rubber member, the second rubber member, the third rubber member and the fourth rubber member are made of rubber material, the measured hardness of the rubber material being in a range from 30 to 60 with a type A durometer defined in JIS K 6253.
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