JP6692326B2 - Socks with finger bags - Google Patents

Description

  An object of the present invention is to provide a sock with a finger bag in which it is difficult to remove the toes from the finger bag even when walking.

Conventionally, a five-toe sock has been known in which five toes can be inserted into a toe bag at the toe portion, respectively. Five-toe socks are suitable for supporting the toes during exercise, and are evaluated for contributing to comfort of the toes by preventing stuffiness between the toes. However, since the base of the little finger of a human foot is more retracted toward the heel than the bases of other fingers, when wearing five-finger socks, especially the little finger is the position of the base of the socks and the actual foot. It is easy to get out of the finger bag because the finger bag is likely to float because it does not match the base position of the finger bag.
As means for solving the above-mentioned problem, for example, in Patent Document 1, after forming a tubular three-body knitted fabric at the base of each finger bag of the thumb finger bag, the index finger bag, and the middle finger finger bag, It has been proposed to knit a finger bag for the ring finger and a finger bag for the little finger. Further, Patent Document 2 proposes a sock with five fingers in which the ring bag for the third finger and the finger bag for the little finger are inclined or curved in the heel direction. However, in the conventional socks as in the above patent document, in walking motion when a person wears them, the foot and the socks are displaced depending on the shape of the foot, and the little finger accommodated in the little finger bag comes off. There was a problem.

Patent No. 3004200 JP, 2017-43868, A

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a sock with a finger bag in which it is difficult to remove the toes from the finger bag during walking.

The present invention, in a sock with a finger bag including at least a toe portion having a plurality of finger bag portions including a finger bag for the little finger, a body portion connected to the toe portion, and a heel portion,
The sock with a finger bag is characterized in that one side of the toe part is connected so that one side faces the instep side and the other side faces the bottom side with reference to the heel part.

  Further, the present invention is the sock with a finger bag, wherein the side of the toe part is connected so that the side of the finger bag part for the thumb faces the bottom side, and the side of the little finger bag part faces the side of the instep part 6. is there.

  Further, the present invention is the sock with a finger bag, wherein the toe portions are connected by being rotated by 90 degrees.

  The sock with a finger bag of the present invention, when the person wears it, the sock has a shape that extends along the legs, so that one of the side surfaces of the toe portion connected to the body portion is on the instep side and the other is on the bottom side. By being connected, the toes are twisted with respect to the heel, and the force that tries to return to the state of the knitted fabric before distortion occurs along the foot works, and the resistance of this knitted fabric makes the socks firmly on the foot. And the little finger is difficult to remove from the finger bag.

  Since the sock with the finger bag of the present invention has the toe portion connected to the trunk so that the side surface of the little finger bag portion faces the instep side and the side surface of the thumb finger bag portion faces the bottom side, the finger bag for the little finger. The force of pushing the portion upward and the force of pushing the finger bag portion for the thumb downward work. Such socks are effective in running motions such as those used in sports, and have the effect of assisting the motions when kicking out from the small toe ball on the sole of the foot by moving the weight of the toe ball.

  In the sock with a finger bag of the present invention, since the toe part connected to the body part is rotated by 90 degrees on the basis of the heel part, the force for returning to the state of the knitted fabric before the distortion is exerted more strongly, and the little finger is in the finger bag. It becomes difficult to take it off. In addition, socks can be worn on either foot regardless of left or right.

It is the schematic top view which looked at the five-finger sock shown in Embodiment 1 from the instep side. FIG. 3 is a schematic bottom view of the five-finger sock shown in the first embodiment as seen from the bottom side. 3 is a schematic left side view of the five-finger sock shown in Embodiment 1. FIG. 3 is a photograph showing a state in which the five-finger sock shown in Embodiment 1 is put on a toe. It is a knitting process drawing which shows an example of the knitting method in the trunk | drum of the five-finger sock shown in Embodiment 1. It is a knitting schematic diagram of the 5-finger sock shown in Embodiment 2.

  Hereinafter, in the embodiment of the present invention, a five-finger sock 1 knitted using a flat knitting machine will be described as an example with reference to the drawings. Note that the reference numerals shown in the drawings are common to the drawings, and are therefore shown to show the positional relationship even when there is no direct explanation. In the embodiment, a front needle bed (hereinafter, FB) and a rear needle bed (hereinafter, BB) that extend in the left-right direction and are opposed to each other in the front-rear direction, and a yarn feeder for supplying a knitting yarn are provided, and the BB is left and right. An example of knitting using a two-bed flat knitting machine capable of racking and transferring stitches will be described. Of course, the flat knitting machine to be used is not limited to the two-bed flat knitting machine, and may be, for example, a four-bed flat knitting machine.

<Embodiment 1>
<< Overall structure >>
Each drawing is a diagram showing an example of an embodiment of the sock according to the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a schematic top view of the five-finger sock 1 shown in the first embodiment of the present invention as seen from the instep 6 side. .. 2 is a schematic bottom view of the five-finger sock 1 shown in FIG. 1 viewed from the bottom portion 7 side, and FIG. 3 is a schematic left side view of the five-finger sock 1 shown in FIG. 4 is a photograph showing a state in which the five-finger sock 1 shown in FIG.

The five-finger sock 1 has a sock opening 5, a leg portion 9, a heel portion 8, an instep portion 6 and a bottom portion 7, and a toe is attached to an end portion of a torso portion 2 including the instep portion 6 and the bottom portion 7. The bag-shaped toe portion 3 to be included is connected by knitting. The toe portion 3 has five finger bag portions 4 of a thumb finger bag portion 4a, an index finger finger bag portion 4b, a middle finger finger bag portion 4c, a ring finger finger bag portion 4d, and a little finger finger bag portion 4e. There is. When the five-finger sock 1 is worn, the five finger bag portions 4a to 4e accommodate five fingers separately.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, by performing a known wrap-around knitting on the body portion 2 connected to the toe portion 3 of the five-finger sock 1, the toe portion 3 connected to the body portion 2 is based on the heel portion 8 as a reference. The side surfaces 11a and 11b of the toe portion 3 are connected so that the thumb finger bag portion 4a side faces the bottom portion 7 side and the little finger finger bag portion 4e side faces the instep portion 6 side.

  In the five-finger sock 1 shown in the first embodiment, as shown in each figure, the toe part 3 connected to the body part 2 is connected by rotating 90 degrees with respect to the heel part 8 as a reference, so the five-finger sock 1 Can be worn on either foot regardless of left or right. In that case, since the toe portion 3 is largely twisted with respect to the heel portion 8 as a reference, the force for returning to the state of the knitted fabric before the distortion is exerted more strongly, and the little finger is hard to be removed from the finger bag.

  When the toe parts 3 of the five-finger sock 1 are connected at angles other than 90 degrees with respect to the heel part 8, the socks for the right and left feet may be formed symmetrically. Further, the five-finger sock 1 shown in the present embodiment is not limited to the five-finger sock 1, and one of the side surfaces 11a and 11b of the toe portion 3 connected to the body portion 2 is on the instep 6 side and the other is on the bottom portion 7 side. It suffices if they are connected so as to face each other. For example, the side of the toes 3a of the toe part 3 connected to the torso 2 faces the side of the finger bag 4a for the thumb, and the side for the little finger bag 4e faces the bottom 7. You may be connected like this.

≪Composition procedure≫
The five-finger sock 1 is knitted from the toe portion 3, and the instep portion 6 of the five-finger sock 1 is knitted with FB and the bottom portion 7 is knitted with BB by using a carrier that supplies the ground yarn. The five-finger sock 1 may be knitted from the wearing opening 5. The knitting structure that constitutes the five-finger sock 1 is not limited, and may be, for example, a plain cloth structure or another different structure.

  First, a knitting yarn is supplied to the knitting needles of the front and rear needle beds and knitted into a tubular shape, and the thumb finger bag 4a, the index finger bag 4b, the middle finger finger bag 4c, and the ring finger finger bag 4d are sequentially knitted. Then, the stitch row locked by the knitting needles is knitted into a tubular shape, and each finger bag is connected to form the four-body portion 2a, and then the finger bag portion 4e for the little finger is knitted. After knitting the finger bag portions 4 in this manner, the knitting stitches that are retained by the knitting needles are knitted into a tubular shape to form the body portion 2, and the subsequent heel portion 8 is formed using a known knitting method. After that, a leg row 9 is formed by knitting a stitch row that is held by a knitting needle up to the shoe opening 5 into a tubular shape. After that, by performing a known bind-off process, the knitting of the five-finger sock 1 is completed.

  In the body portion 2 in the knitting of the five-finger sock 1, the wrap-around knitting is gradually performed in the portion surrounded by the broken line shown in FIG. The part surrounded by the broken line in FIG. 3 can be knitted according to the knitting process diagram shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a simplified view of the wrap-around knitting of the portion surrounded by the broken line in FIG. The “alphabet + number” in the left column shows the number of the knitting process, and the right column shows the formation state of the stitches in FB and BB. In addition, the portions where the stitches are formed in each step are indicated by black circles, and the stitches to be locked are indicated by white circles. Further, a triangular mark with reference numeral 10 indicates a yarn feeder for feeding the ground yarn. In this embodiment, a knitting machine (SWG021N2) manufactured by Shima Seiki Co., Ltd., which is provided with a compound needle capable of temporarily depositing another stitch on the slider while the stitch is held on the hook, is used. Further, the number of stitches of the body portion 2 in the knitting process diagram shown in FIG. 5 is set smaller than the actual number of stitches for convenience of description.

  In S0, a state in which the stitches of the instep portion 6 of the body portion 2 are locked by the FB knitting needles A to M, and the stitches of the bottom portion 7 are locked by the BB knitting needles a to m are shown. Up to this point, as described above, the five-finger sock 1 is knitted out from the toe portion 3, the finger bag portion 4 is formed by a known knitting, and then the body portion 2 is knitted in a tubular shape.

  In S1, the stitches of the bottom portion 7 held by the knitting needles a to m of the BB are transferred to the sliders of the knitting needles A to M of the FB to temporarily deposit the stitches.

  In S2, BB is racked to the left by 4P, and the stitches of the bottom portion 7 deposited on the slider of the FB knitting needle are transferred to the BB knitting needles e to q.

  In S3, the yarn feeder 10 is moved leftward to form new stitches on the stitches of the instep portion 6 which are held by the knitting needles E to M of the FB.

  In S4, the yarn feeder 10 is moved to the right to form a new stitch on the stitch held by the knitting needle D of the FB. Here, the reason why the yarn feeder 10 is kicked back and knitted is to prevent the stitches transferred in the subsequent S7 from becoming twisted. Although not shown here, although not shown, a new stitch is formed by repeatedly moving the yarn feeder 10 to the right for the stitches held by the knitting needles A to C of the FB.

  In S5, the yarn feeder 10 is moved to the right to form new stitches with respect to the stitches held by the knitting needles e to m of the BB.

  In S6, the yarn feeder 10 is moved leftward to form a new stitch with respect to the stitch held by the knitting needle n of the BB. S6 is a knitting process for preventing the stitches transferred in S7, which is the same as S4, from becoming twists, and although not shown here as well, for the stitches held by the knitting needles o to q of the BB, Similarly, a new stitch is formed by repeatedly moving the yarn feeder 10 to the left.

  In S7, BB is racked to the right by 1P, the stitches held by the knitting needle A of the FB are transferred to the knitting needle d of the BB, and the stitches held by the knitting needle q of the BB are transferred to the knitting needle N of the FB. To do. In addition, although not shown here, although not shown, similarly, the stitches held by the knitting needles B to D of the FB are transferred to the knitting needles c to a of the BB, and the stitches held by the knitting needles p to n of the BB are also transferred. Is transferred to the knitting needles O to Q of the FB and is rotated.

  In the subsequent knitting, at least one course of new stitches is formed for the stitches held on the needle bed, and then the above knitting process is repeated to gradually rotate the body portion 2 connected to the finger bag portion 4. Go It should be noted that points a, z, and b shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 indicate stitches at the front and rear boundary portions when the body portion 2 is knitted while being wound. At each of the points a, z, and b, the toe part 3 is rotated by 0 degree, 45 degrees, and 90 degrees from the bottom portion 7 (heel portion 8). A solid line connecting each point and extending further shows a stitch at the front and rear boundary portions from after knitting of the toe portion 3 to the shoe opening 5. Further, in the turn-in knitting, the toe portion 3 may be turned to a desired position by repeating only the transfer without forming a new stitch.

  Through the above knitting process, in the toe part 3 connected to the body part 2, the side of the toes 3a of the toe part 3 is oriented toward the bottom 7 side of the finger bag 4a for the thumb and toward the instep 6 side of the finger bag 4e for the little finger. It will be in a connected state like this. Therefore, when the person wears the sock, the sock expands to form a shape along the foot, but the toe portion 3 twists with respect to the heel portion 8 and tries to return to the state of the knitted fabric before the distortion occurs along the foot. The force acts, and the resistance of this knit fabric makes the socks fit tightly to the foot, making it difficult for the little finger to come off the finger bag.

Further, in the five-finger sock 1 of the present embodiment, the toe portion 3 is placed so that the side surface 11b of the little finger bag 4e faces the instep 6 side and the side surface 11a of the thumb finger bag 4a faces the bottom 7 side. Because it is connected to part 2,
The force of pushing up the finger bag 4e for the little finger and the force of pushing down the finger bag 4a for the thumb work. Such a five-finger sock 1 is effective in running motion such as when used in sports, and has an effect of assisting the motion when kicking out from the small toe ball on the sole of the foot by moving the weight of the toe ball. ..

  Here, the angle at which the body portion 2 connected to the toe portion 3 is turned is not limited to the position of b that rotates 90 degrees as shown in FIG. 3 of the present embodiment, and for example, to the position of z that rotates 45 degrees. The knitting may be performed, and the knitting angle may be changed at any time so as to fit the shape of the wearer's foot. For example, the turning angle of the body portion 2 connected to the toe portion 3 may be in the range of 10 degrees to 120 degrees. In consideration of the balance between the ease of wearing and the resistance applied to the knitted fabric, the turning angle is more preferably in the range of 30 to 90 degrees.

  The five-finger sock 1 of the present invention may be in such a state that one of the side surfaces 11a and 11b of the toe portion 3 connected to the body portion 2 is connected so that one of the side surfaces 11a and 11b faces the instep portion 6 side and the other faces the bottom portion 7 side, and the sideways is not always required. It is not necessary to use a knitting machine and knit integrally without sewing. For example, the toe part 3 and the torso 5 following the torso part 2 may be separately formed, and may be connected by sewing in a later step to form the five-finger sock 1 according to the present embodiment. Also, the five-finger sock 1 does not necessarily have to be formed of a knitted fabric.

<Embodiment 2>
FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of knitting of the five-finger sock 1 according to the second embodiment, and the same reference numerals are given to the portions common to the first embodiment. The difference from the first embodiment is that the toe portion 3 is not knitted in the body portion 2 after knitting. Hereinafter, a specific description will be given with reference to the drawings.

  The knitting is carried out in the direction of the solid line arrow shown in the left part of FIG. 6, and is knitted integrally from the shoe opening 5 toward the toe portion 3 without sewing.

  First, after knitting from the wearing opening 5, knitting is performed on the front and rear needle beds, and the leg 9 is lapped around the line A in a tubular shape to be knitted, and then a partial stitch row 2S (h-i) of the leg 9 is formed. ), A new stitch is formed to form the heel portion 8.

  The heel portion 8 is a known flechage knitting in which knitting yarns are knitted alternately in a C shape in the front and rear needle beds at the position h-k of the heel portion 8a, and transfer to the outside of the heel portion 8a. While doing this, the stitches are increased inside to increase the knitting width of the tubular knitted fabric. After that, the knitting width of the tubular knitted fabric is reduced by shifting the stitches in the direction opposite to the direction when the stitches are widened to knit the heel portion 8b up to the line B, and the knitting of the heel portion 8 is completed. After knitting up to the end m-1 of the heel portion 8b, the body portion 2 is cylindrically circulated to the line C, and then each finger bag 3 is knitted. As a result, the side surface 11b of the little finger bag 4e faces the instep 6 side and the side surface 11a of the thumb finger bag 4a faces the bottom 7 side without performing the twist knitting as shown in the first embodiment. The five-finger sock 1 can be formed. The five-finger sock 1 shown in the second embodiment may be knitted from the toe portion 3.

  The five-finger sock 1 shown in the second embodiment has a wide knitting width at the heel portion 8 to obtain a large number of wales, thereby suppressing stretching of the heel portion 8 and obtaining a sock having a sufficient heel depth. You can As a result, even if the turning angle of the body portion 2 connected to the toe portion 3 becomes large, the heel portion 8 does not easily shift when worn.

  Although the five-finger sock 1 has been described in the embodiment, if the finger bag 4e for the little finger is formed, the number of other finger bag 4 may be within the range of 1 to 4. Well, not limited. However, in the case of the five-finger sock 1 into which five toes can be inserted into the finger bag, the toes fit to each finger bag, and the little finger does not easily come off.

15-finger socks (socks with finger bags)
2 body part 3 toe parts 4, 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d, 4e finger bag part 5 mouth part 6 upper part 7 bottom part 8 heel part 9 leg part 10 yarn feeder 11a, 11b side surface

Claims (3)

In a sock with a finger bag including at least a toe portion having a plurality of finger bag portions including a finger bag portion for the little finger, a body portion connected to the toe portion, and a heel portion,
The basis of the heel portion, one of which upper side of the side surface of the toe portion, before and after the other Ri connected to face the bottom side, located in the center of the tube leading to the toe portion via the heel portion from Shaft A sock with a finger bag , wherein the stitches at the boundary are connected to the ends of the toes at the position of the body in a rotated state . The sock with a finger bag according to claim 1, wherein the side of the toe part is connected so that the side of the finger bag part for the thumb faces the bottom side and the side of the finger bag part for the little finger faces the back side. 3. The toe portion is connected by being rotated by 90 degrees.
Socks with finger bag described in.