JPS6348169Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to golf shoes of the type that can be tied with shoelaces and having a folded tongue piece for protection from sand and rain.

[Conventional technology]

In recent years, many golf shoes have been provided with folded tongue pieces that can be folded back to protect from sand and rain on the upper surfaces of the left and right flaps through which the shoelaces are passed from the upper end of the tongue of the shoe body. The folded tongue piece may be formed integrally with the tongue and extended so as to be foldable, or may be formed separately from the tongue and fixed in the middle of the shoelace.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

By the way, golf shoes having folded tongues as described above can cover the upper surfaces of the left and right flaps with shoelaces with the folded tongues, so sand and rainwater can be prevented from entering the shoelaces. The part of the shoe that extends from the knot protrudes outward, which makes it look unsightly, and the protruding shoelace gets caught or tangled with something while walking, or comes undone and dangles, and is extremely dirty. There were many complaints about the uncomfortable feel, especially when it was made for women.

[Means and actions to solve the problem]

The golf shoes of the present invention were created in view of the above circumstances, and in order to solve the problem of the conventional shoelaces coming out, a string holding piece extending from left to right is provided on the inner surface of the folded tongue piece for protecting from sand and rain. The shoelace has a structure in which a locking device is fixedly attached to one end side and removably locked to the inner surface of the folded tongue on the other end side of the lace holding piece, and the lace holding piece is used to tie the knot of the shoelace. The shoelace can be prevented from protruding outward from the inner surface of the folded tongue by holding it against the inner surface of the folded tongue so as to hold the extending portion thereof.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, 1 is the shoe body, 2 is the sole (sole), and the shoe body 1 is an upper molded from synthetic leather or the like into a shape that allows the foot to be inserted.
3, flaps 4, 4 are provided on the left and right sides of the upper 3, and a plurality of eyelets 5 are formed in each of the flaps 4, 4, and these eyelets are connected through the eyelets 5. A shoelace 6 is passed through the left and right flaps 4, 4. Further, on the upper end side of the tongue 7 extending upward from the upper skin 3 through the inside of the flaps 4, 4, there is a folded tongue piece 8 integrally or separately for protecting the upper surface of the flaps 4, 4 from sand and rain. It is provided so that it can be folded back to cover it.

A band-shaped string holding piece 9 is provided in the left and right direction approximately in the middle of the inner surface 8a of the folded tongue piece 8 for protecting from sand and rain in golf shoes by sewing and fixing one end side with a thread 10. ing. In addition, the other end side of the string holding piece 9 is folded back and the inner surface 8 of the tongue piece 8 is folded back.
Velvet type fasteners 11a, 11b are sewn to the back surface of the other end side of the string holding piece 9 and the other side edge of the inner surface 8a of the folded tongue piece 8 as a locking device that can be attached to and detached from the strap holding piece 8. It is installed by In addition,
For example, 11a is a loop tape, and 11b is a hook tape, which are paired with each other and are removably engaged by being joined.

Further, a velvet fastener (loop tape) 13a is sewn to the tip of the inner surface 8a of the folded tongue piece 8 via reinforcing pieces 12 extending from side to side.
To cope with this, a velvet type fastener (hook tape) 13b is provided over the middle of the shoelace 6, and the folded tongue piece 8 can be maintained in the folded state by engagement of the two.

Therefore, when a golfer wears and uses the golf shoes configured as described above,
First, untie and loosen the shoelaces 6, and
Put your foot inside, and in that state, tighten and tie the shoelace 6 appropriately while keeping the folded tongue piece 8 up as shown in FIG. Then, with the string holding piece 9 on the inner side of the folded tongue piece 8 left open to one side as shown in FIG.
The extension part 6b from the knot 6a of the shoelace 6 is folded together and placed along the inner surface 8a of the tongue piece 8, and the lace holding piece 9 is closed so that it is held by the lace holding piece 9 as shown in FIG. Then, the other end side of the lace holding piece 9 is locked with the velvet type fasteners 11a and 11b, and the extending part 6b of the shoelace 6 is folded back and the inner surface 8 of the tongue piece 8 is secured.
Hold down to a. In this state, the folding tongue piece 8 is folded back onto the front left and right flaps 4, 4 as shown in FIG. With this, the shoelace 6 is completely hidden on the inner side of the folded tongue piece 8 without protruding outward, giving it a very good appearance and preventing the shoelace 6 from getting caught while walking. No more sagging or stains. Note that when the folding tongue piece 8 is folded back, the velvet fastener 1 on the inner surface side
3a engages with a velvet type fastener 13b provided in the middle of the shoelace 6, and the folded state of the folded tongue piece 8 is stably maintained, resulting in an even better appearance.

Also, when taking off the shoes, the procedure for putting them on can be completely reversed.

[Effect of idea]

Since the present invention is made as described above, although it has a very simple structure, it is possible to hold the shoelace extending from the knot onto the inner surface of the folded tongue so as to hold the part extending from the knot. The folded tongue can be covered from the inner surface of the tongue to the outside so that it does not protrude outward, giving it a very good appearance, as well as eliminating inconveniences such as shoelaces getting caught, drooping, or getting dirty while walking, making these golf shoes extremely comfortable. is obtained.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the shoelace being tied, and Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the tied shoelace with the extended portion folded back and held against the inner surface of the tongue. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the folded tongue piece folded back to cover the shoelace. 1... shoe body, 2... sole, 3... upper, 4... flap, 5... eyelet, 6... shoelace, 6a... knot, 6b... extending portion, 7...
Tongue, 8... Folded tongue piece, 8a... Inner surface, 9...
String holding piece, 10... Thread, 11, 11b... Locking tool (velvet type fastener), 12... Reinforcement piece, 1
3a, 13b...Velvet type fastener.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In golf shoes that have a folded tongue piece that is folded back from the upper end of the tongue of the shoe body to the upper side of the left and right flaps with shoelaces to protect from sand and rain, a string holding piece extending in the left and right direction is attached to one end of the inside surface of the folded tongue piece. At the same time, the other end of the lace holding piece is folded back and a locking device is provided to detachably lock the other end of the shoelace on the inner surface of the tongue, and the part of the shoelace extending from the knot is folded back with the lace holding piece. A golf shoe characterized by having a configuration in which the folded tongue is pressed against the inner surface of the tongue to prevent food from coming out from the inner surface of the folded tongue.