JP4881121B2 - Wearing the sole plate - Google Patents

Description

  According to the present invention, a sole plate having a shape corresponding to a human sole arch and having a convex portion at a portion corresponding to the apex of a lateral arch of the sole arch is aligned with a sole or an insole laid on the sole. It is related with the mounting method of the plantar board to mount.

  As shown in FIG. 8, an arch-shaped structure called a “plantar arch” is formed between the ribs 6 and the seed bones 7 on the plantar of a human who performs biped upright walking. As shown in FIG. 9, the sole arch has a vertical arch (inside and outside) and a lateral arch, and three lines connecting the three points of the sole, the little finger, and the thumb are three-dimensional arcs. It is a curved surface that draws.

  The plantar arch plays a very important role in supporting the human weight and maintaining an upright posture from the skull through the cervical vertebra, lumbar vertebra, pelvis, femur, patella, and lower leg bone. Therefore, if the plantar arch collapses and the human foundation collapses, it will not be possible to maintain the correct upright posture up to the skull, causing knee pain, back pain, stoop, etc., and posture that compresses the internal organs. It may also cause. In addition, the plantar arch acts as a spring during walking to relieve the impact during walking, and distributes a dynamic load that is several times the weight of a human when attempting to take action. In addition, when the plantar arch is normally developed, it plays the role of a pump called a third heart that lifts blood (venous blood) by stretching and contracting the plantar arch each time it walks.

  Thus, the maintenance of a normal plantar arch is very important for human health. In order to maintain this plantar arch, a plantar arch is conventionally used as described in, for example, Patent Document 1. The use of a sole plate having an uneven portion corresponding to the above as a shoe sole or an insole of a shoe is performed.

  Although the use of the plantar plate is an effective means for holding and forming the plantar arch, it is necessary to adapt the plantar plate to the shape of the plantar of the user in order to function effectively. It is important to match the position of the convex part of the sole plate with the apex of the lateral arch. That is, the apex of this side arch is the foot point (or spring) of oriental medicine, and veins, arteries and nerves are concentrated. The effect of promoting blood flow in the lower limbs is obtained.

  Conventionally, however, the positioning is based on the technical experience of engineers, craftsmen, etc., and the shape of the sole is measured with a footprint copier, etc., and the trial by the user is repeated many times. Because it was done by a trial and error method of adjusting based on a sense of incongruity, there was a problem that it was time consuming and troublesome.

  In order to solve this problem, the applicant of the present invention disclosed in Patent Document 2 a shape corresponding to a human foot arch by pressing a heated thermoplastic resin foot plate relative to the human foot. And a method of forming a convex portion corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch by pushing the portion of the sole plate original plate corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch of the sole arch when pressing the sole plate original plate against the sole. . According to this method, a sole plate corresponding to the user's foot can be easily obtained.

  However, even if a plantar plate corresponding to the user's foot is obtained, if the planter plate is not properly positioned and mounted on the sole or insole laid on the sole, it corresponds to the position of the apex of the lateral arch. When the shoe is worn, the convex portion formed as described above is displaced from the actual vertex position of the lateral arch, and the vertex of the lateral arch by the convex portion, that is, the spring effect cannot be sufficiently obtained.

  The problem of this alignment is that it is difficult to wear a sole plate that has the size of the entire sole, such as a women's pump, and it is formed to a size that can accommodate only the sole arch part (arch part) This is particularly noticeable when the plantar plate is worn.

  Conventionally, as a method of alignment, there is a method of temporarily aligning a sole plate with a shoe sole or an insole and having a user try it, and adjusting it based on the sense and discomfort at that time, The method is time consuming and cumbersome. Also, when the user is a child or an elderly person, accurate alignment cannot be performed due to lack of expressiveness of will.

Therefore, in order to fully demonstrate the excellent effects of the sole plate disclosed in Patent Document 2 by the applicant of the present application and to promote its widespread use, the sole plate is accurately and easily aligned with the sole or insole. It is desirable to establish a method that can be worn.
Utility model registration No.3055368 International Publication No. 2006/054369 Pamphlet

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is that a sole plate having a shape corresponding to a human sole arch and having a convex portion at a portion corresponding to the apex of a lateral arch of the sole arch It is an object of the present invention to provide a method for attaching a sole plate that can be accurately and easily positioned and attached to an insole that is laid on the floor.

  According to the present invention, a sole plate having a shape corresponding to a human sole arch and having a convex portion at a portion corresponding to the apex of a lateral arch of the sole arch is aligned with a sole or an insole laid on the sole. A method of mounting the sole plate, the convex member having a shape corresponding to the convex portion of the sole plate and having a transfer means at a position corresponding to the apex of the convex portion. A step of adhering to the human sole so that the position of the arch coincides with the position of the apex of the lateral arch, and in a state where the convex member is adhered, aligning and pressing the sole to the sole or insole The step of transferring the position of the apex of the lateral arch to the shoe sole or insole by the transfer means, the position of the apex of the lateral arch transferred to the shoe sole or insole, and the position of the apex of the convex part of the sole plate The sole plate so that the It is characterized in that a step of mounting and aligning the console.

  In this way, the position of the apex of the actual side arch is transferred to the sole or insole, and the position of the apex of the transferred side arch is coincident with the position of the apex of the convex part of the sole plate. By aligning with the sole or insole, the position of the apex of the lateral arch and the position of the apex of the convex part of the sole plate can be accurately and easily aligned.

  The transfer means used in the method of the present invention is preferably provided on the bottom surface of the convex member to be adhered to the human foot sole. In this case, the transfer means is adhered to the human sole so that the bottom surface of the convex member is exposed.

  As a specific form of transfer means, protrusions are the simplest and most effective. That is, by sticking to the human sole so that the bottom surface of the convex member provided with the protrusion is exposed, and aligning and pressing the sole on the shoe sole or insole in that state, the protrusion is a transfer means The position of the apex of the lateral arch is transferred as a concave transfer mark on the shoe sole or insole.

  According to the present invention, the sole plate can be accurately and easily positioned and mounted so that the position of the apex of the convex portion formed on the sole plate matches the apex of the lateral arch. Therefore, when walking, the top of the lateral arch, that is, the spring portion can be stimulated accurately, and the effect of promoting recovery of foot fatigue and promoting blood flow of the lower limbs can be obtained. In addition, according to the experience of the inventor, an effect is also seen in improving the oxygen deficiency state of platelets in blood, and it is also effective in recovery of the sutured part after surgery.

  Furthermore, since the position of the apex of the convex portion formed on the sole plate exactly matches the position of the apex of the lateral arch, it is effective in maintaining or correcting a healthy lateral arch, and also prevents octopus and the like.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on examples shown in the drawings.

  1 to 3 are perspective views showing respective steps in the method for mounting a sole plate according to the present invention.

  In the present invention, first, as shown in FIG. 1, the convex member 1 having the transfer means 1a is stuck to the human foot so that the position of the transfer means 1a coincides with the position of the apex of the lateral arch.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the convex member 1 has a shape corresponding to a convex portion formed on a sole plate, which will be described later, and a projection is provided as a transfer means 1a on the bottom surface at a position corresponding to the apex of the convex portion. It has been. When sticking this convex member 1 to the sole, as shown in FIG. 1, it sticks so that the bottom face of the convex member 1, ie, the transfer means 1a, may be exposed.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 2, in the state where the convex member 1 is adhered, the sole is aligned with the insole 2 and pressed. As a result, as shown in FIG. 3, a concave transfer mark 3 is formed on the surface of the insole 2 in the transfer means 1a. The position of the transfer mark 3 corresponds to the position of the apex of the horizontal arch.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the insole 2 and the sole plate 4 are aligned. Here, before explaining the alignment step, the structure of the sole plate 4 used in this step will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the sole plate 4, (a) is a perspective view seen from the front side, and (b) is a perspective view seen from the back side. 7A and 7B are cross-sectional views of the sole plate 4. FIG. 7A is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 6A, and FIG. 7B is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG.

  The sole plate 4 is obtained by processing a sole plate original plate 4a made of thermoplastic resin into a shape corresponding to a human foot sole arch, and forming a convex portion 4b at a portion corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch of the sole arch. It is. Specifically, the sole plate original plate 4a made of a thermoplastic resin is heated and softened with warm water to be pressed against the user's sole to have a shape corresponding to the user's plantar arch, and the sole plate original plate 4a is formed on the sole. When pressing, the convex part 4b is formed by pushing in the part corresponding to the top of the horizontal arch of the sole arch with a finger or a spatula. Furthermore, in the sole plate shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a cushioning material 4c such as soft rubber is stuck under the convex portion 4b. As a result, the restoring force of the convex portion 4b is strengthened and is difficult to be lost. A through hole 4d is provided at the apex position of the convex portion 4b as shown in FIG. 7B. In addition, the cross mark which cross | intersects in the through-hole 4d is attached | subjected to the bottom face of the cushion material 4c as a mark.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7 (a), an arch portion is provided on the foot side of the sole plate 4 to support the metatarsal head of the sole, particularly the second and third metatarsal heads. 4e is formed. And under this arch part 4e, cushioning materials 4f, such as soft rubber, are stuck, thereby strengthening the restoring force of the arch 4e and making it difficult to lose. Further, a cushion material 4g softer than the cushion material 4f is attached under the cushion material 4f.

  Returning to FIG. 3, the process of aligning the insole 2 and the sole plate 4 will be described. The insole 2 is provided with a transfer mark 3 at a position corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch through the process described above with reference to FIG. In the process of FIG. 3, the sole plate 4 is aligned with the insole 2 so that the position of the transfer mark 3 corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch coincides with the position of the apex of the convex portion 4 b of the sole plate 4. Specifically, a sharp and hard pin member 5 such as a thousand pieces is used to penetrate the transfer mark 3 portion of the insole 2 and further penetrate a through hole 4 d provided at the apex of the convex portion of the sole plate 4. As a result, the insole 2 and the sole plate 4 are aligned in a state in which the position of the transfer mark 3 of the insole 2, that is, the position of the apex of the lateral arch coincides with the apex of the convex portion 4b of the sole plate 4. The Then, by sticking the sole plate 4 to the insole 2 at that position, the insole 2 with the sole plate 4 is obtained as shown in FIG.

  When the insole 2 with the sole plate 4 is laid on the sole and the shoe is worn, the apex of the convex portion 4b of the sole plate 4 accurately stimulates the apex of the lateral arch, that is, the spring portion, as described above. Effects such as promoting recovery of foot fatigue and blood flow in the lower limbs can be obtained.

  In addition, although the above Example demonstrated the example which aligns the sole board 4 with the insole 2, it can align with a shoe sole in the same way. In this case, with the convex member 1 attached to the sole as shown in FIG. 1, the sole is positioned and pressed against the sole, and the transfer mark 3 as shown in FIG. 3 is applied to the sole. Form. Then, the sole plate is positioned and attached to the shoe sole so that the transfer mark and the apex position of the convex portion 4b of the sole plate 4 coincide. In this case, the sole plate 4 is mounted on the shoe sole.

  In the embodiment, the protrusion is used as the transfer means, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, ink may be applied to a position where the protrusion is provided in the embodiment, and the ink may be transferred. In short, it may be anything as long as it creates some transfer marks when pressed against the sole or insole.

  INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can be used as an alignment method when the sole plate is attached to the shoe sole or the insole, and in particular, the sole plate and the sole or the insole that are formed to have a size corresponding to only the sole arch portion (arch portion). It can be suitably used for alignment with.

It is a perspective view which shows the 1st process of the mounting method of the soleplate of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the 2nd process of the mounting method of the soleplate of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the 3rd process of the mounting method of the soleplate of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the product obtained by the mounting method of the soleplate of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the convex member used in the mounting method of the soleplate of this invention. It is a perspective view of a sole board, (a) is the perspective view seen from the surface side, (b) is the perspective view seen from the back surface side. It is sectional drawing of a sole plate, (a) is AA sectional drawing of Fig.6 (a), (b) is BB sectional drawing of Fig.6 (a). It is a side view which shows a human foot sole. It is explanatory drawing which shows a human foot sole arch.

Explanation of symbols

1 Convex member 1a Transfer means (protrusion)
2 insole 3 transfer mark 4 sole plate 4a sole plate original plate 4b convex portion 4c cushion material 4d through hole 4e arch portion 4f, 4g cushion material 5 pin member 6 rib 7 seed bone

Claims (3)

A sole plate having a shape corresponding to a human sole arch and having a convex portion at a portion corresponding to the apex of the lateral arch of the sole arch is aligned and attached to the sole or the insole laid on the sole. A method for mounting the sole plate,
A convex member having a shape corresponding to the convex portion of the sole plate and having a transfer means at a position corresponding to the apex of the convex portion so that the position of the transfer means coincides with the apex position of the lateral arch. The process of sticking to human soles,
The step of transferring the position of the apex of the lateral arch to the shoe sole or insole by the transfer means by aligning and pressing the sole with the shoe sole or insole while the convex member is adhered,
Attaching the sole plate to the sole or insole so that the position of the apex of the lateral arch transferred to the sole or insole and the position of the apex of the convex portion of the sole plate coincide with each other; Wearing method of the sole plate including The transfer means have been found on the bottom surface of the convex member, in the step of attaching the convex member to the human foot sole, according to claim 1, the bottom surface of the convex member is attached so as to expose How to attach the sole plate.   The method of mounting a sole plate according to claim 2, wherein the transfer means is a protrusion provided on the bottom surface of the convex member.

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