Slippers with replaceable insoles

Abstract

The utility model discloses a slipper with a replaceable insole. The slipper comprises a slipper body and an insole body, the shoe body is provided with a sole, a vamp and a shoe groove, the vamp is formed above the sole, and the shoe groove is formed in the top face of the sole. The shape of the pad body is matched with that of the shoe groove, and the pad body is used for being arranged in the shoe groove. And the pad body can be taken out from the shoe groove and replaced for use, so that the shoe body can be worn by people with different foot shapes, and the product value is further improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to a slipper with a replaceable insole, which is a shoe structure for wearing on the foot. In particular, it relates to a slipper or a sandal, or a shoe with an entirely empty heel and only a toe or a vamp. Background Art

[0002] Slippers have the effect of being convenient to put on and take off, and can be used both indoors and outdoors. They are an essential type of shoes for everyone. There are many types and styles of slippers in the prior art. Because they are easy to manufacture, durable, and even have a waterproof function, they are more favored by consumers.

[0003] However, most slippers are integrally formed, and the design of the sole is fixed. Since everyone's foot shape is different, the same pair of shoes cannot provide comfort for everyone to wear. Summary of the Utility Model

[0004] The slipper with a replaceable insole of the utility model can have a replaceable insole. In this way, when consumers wear the slippers, they can match the slippers suitable for their own foot shapes, so as to improve the wearing comfort of consumers and also enhance the product value.

[0005] The slipper with a replaceable insole of the utility model includes a shoe body and a pad body. The shoe body has a sole, a vamp, and a shoe groove. The vamp is formed above the sole, and the shoe groove is formed on the top surface of the sole. The outer shape of the pad body fits the shoe groove, and it is used to be arranged in the shoe groove.

[0006] In a preferred embodiment, the sole has at least one bottom hole that penetrates the sole.

[0007] In a preferred embodiment, the shoe groove has a front groove bottom, a front groove edge, a abutting portion, a rear groove bottom, a rear groove edge, a heel support portion, a stop portion, and a groove bottom arch portion. The front groove edge is located above the front edge of the front groove bottom. The abutting portion is formed between the front groove bottom and the front groove edge, and the abutting portion is an angle not greater than 180°. The rear groove bottom is located behind the front groove bottom. The rear groove edge is located above the rear edge of the rear groove bottom. The heel support portion is formed between the rear groove bottom and the rear groove edge, and the heel support portion is a concave curved surface. The stop portion is an annular body that protrudes forward along the upper edge of the rear groove edge. The groove bottom arch portion is located between the front groove bottom and the rear groove bottom, and it is a convex curved surface that bulges from the top surface of the shoe groove. The pad body defines a front stepping area, a rear stepping area, and an arch support area. The rear stepping area is located behind the front stepping area. The arch support area is located between the front stepping area and the rear stepping area. The rear stepping area has a curved surface corresponding to the heel support portion. The arch support area has a curved surface corresponding to the groove bottom arch portion.

[0008] In a preferred embodiment, the insole has a stepping layer, a breathable layer, a reinforcing member, a supporting member and a cushioning member. The breathable layer is located on the bottom surface of the stepping layer. The stepping layer is made of fibrous material, and the breathable layer is made of a glue-like material and has a large number of pores. The reinforcing member, the breathable layer and the reinforcing member are all disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer. The reinforcing member corresponds to the position of the front stepping area, the supporting member corresponds to the position of the arch support area, and the cushioning member corresponds to the position of the rear stepping area.

[0009] In a preferred embodiment, the reinforcing member is a soft glue-like element with a reticular grid pattern.

[0010] In a preferred embodiment, the supporting member is a hard glue-like element.

[0011] As described above, the beneficial effects of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model are as follows: The insole can be easily placed into the shoe groove. It is preferentially placed into the shoe groove from the front edge of the insole, so that the front edge of the insole abuts against the abutting portion, and the front groove edge can stop at the front edge of the insole. The rear edge of the insole is placed into the bottom of the rear groove and fits with the rear groove edge, and the stop portion can stop at the rear edge of the insole. In this way, the insole is not easy to shake and fall out of the shoe groove. In addition, through the bottom hole, the insole can be pushed out from below the sole, so that the insole can be easily taken out from the shoe groove. Description of the Drawings

[0012] Figure 1 : Exploded schematic view of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model;

[0013] Figure 2 : Three-dimensional schematic view of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model;

[0014] Figure 3 : Three-dimensional schematic view of the insole of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model;

[0015] Figure 4A : Front cross-sectional schematic view of the insole of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model placed in the shoe groove;

[0016] Figure 4B : Rear cross-sectional schematic view of the insole of the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model placed in the shoe groove;

[0017] Figure 5 : Three-dimensional schematic view of the foot wearing the replaceable insole slipper of the present utility model.

[0018] Description of the Reference Numerals

[0019] 10. Slippers; 20. Shoe body; 21. Sole; 211. Bottom hole; 22. Upper; 23. Shoe groove; 231. Front groove bottom; 232: Front groove edge; 233. Abutment; 234. Rear groove bottom; 235. Rear groove edge; 236. Heel support; 237. Stopper; 238. Groove bottom arch; 30. Cushion body; 301. Front treading area; 302. Rear treading area; 303. Arch support area; 31. Treading layer; 32. Breathable layer; 33. Reinforcement member; 34. Support member; 35. Buffer member. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0020] Other technical contents, features and functions of the utility model will be clearly presented in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiments with reference to the drawings. The drawings are drawn for simplicity and power. If it does not affect the interpretation of the patent technical features, the structures and parts used in pairs (such as shoes) will be drawn in a simple schematic way in the drawings, or only a single structure will be presented. In addition, the sizes of the structures and parts in the drawings will be drawn in a proportion suitable for readers to watch, not the actual prototype proportion.

[0021] Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs.

[0022] As used herein, the term "slippers" includes not only the shoes with empty heels and only toes or uppers, but also sandals. In other words, as long as the toes or heels are not covered and visible to the naked eye when the feet are wearing "slippers", they are all covered by "slippers" in this article. In addition, the material of "slippers" is not limited, and they can be leather, plastic, cloth, rubber or other rubber materials.

[0023] As used herein, the articles "a", "an", and "any" refer to one or more than one (ie, at least one) item without specifying a specific number. For example, "an element" means one element or more than one element.

[0024] As used in this article, the terms "up", "down", "front", "back", "left", "right", "side", "top", and "bottom" that describe component names or positions help to compare the positional relationships between various characteristic structures. The actual direction of the characteristic structure will change with the placement angle or the corresponding relationship of the user's position, and the scope of equal coverage of this article cannot be limited thereby.

[0025] See also Figures 1 to 2 As shown, Figure 1 This is an exploded perspective view of a slipper 10 with a replaceable insole according to the present invention. Figure 2A three-dimensional schematic diagram of the replaceable insole slipper 10 of the present utility model. As shown in the figure, in this embodiment, the replaceable insole slipper 10 includes a shoe body 20 and a pad body 30.

[0026] Regarding the shoe body 20, it is integrally formed and has a sole 21, a shoe upper 22 and a shoe groove 23. The shoe upper 22 is formed above the sole 21 and is used to cover the instep. The sole 21 has at least one bottom hole 211 that penetrates the sole 21. The shoe groove 23 is formed on the top surface of the sole 21 and has a front groove bottom 231, a front groove edge 232, a abutting portion 233, a rear groove bottom 234, a rear groove edge 235, a heel support portion 236, a stop portion 237 and a groove bottom arch portion 238. The front groove edge 232 is located above the front edge of the front groove bottom 231, and the abutting portion 233 is formed between the front groove bottom 231 and the front groove edge 232, and the abutting portion 233 is an angle not greater than 180°. The rear groove bottom 234 is located behind the front groove bottom 231, the rear groove edge 235 is located above the rear edge of the rear groove bottom 234, and the heel support portion 236 is formed between the rear groove bottom 234 and the rear groove edge 235. The heel support portion 236 is an inner concave curved surface, and the upper edge of the rear groove edge 235 forms the stop portion 237. The stop portion 237 is an annular body that protrudes forward along the upper edge of the rear groove edge 235. The groove bottom arch portion 238 is located between the front groove bottom 231 and the rear groove bottom 234, and it is a convex curved surface that bulges from the top surface of the shoe groove 23.

[0027] Regarding the pad body 30, its outer shape fits the shoe groove 23. It can be set in the shoe groove 23 to provide a place for the foot to step on. According to the different stepping parts, a front stepping area 301, a rear stepping area 302 and an arch support area 303 are defined on the pad body 30. The rear stepping area 302 is located behind the front stepping area 301, and the arch support area 303 is located between the front stepping area 301 and the rear stepping area 302. The front stepping area 301 is for the toes and metatarsal balls of the foot to step on. The rear stepping area 302 has a curved surface corresponding to the heel support portion 236, which is for the heel of the foot to step on and can effectively wrap the heel. The arch support area 303 has a curved surface corresponding to the groove bottom arch portion 238, which is for the arch of the foot to step on and can effectively support under the arch of the foot.

[0028] Please refer to Figure 3 , Figure 3Schematic three-dimensional view of the pad body 30 of the slipper 10 with a replaceable insole according to the present utility model. As shown in the figure, in this embodiment, the pad body 30 has a stepping layer 31, a breathable layer 32, a reinforcing member 33, a support member 34 and a cushioning member 35. The breathable layer 32 is located on the bottom surface of the stepping layer 31. The stepping layer 31 is made of fiber material, which provides buffering and a comfortable stepping effect. The breathable layer 32 is made of a glue-like material and has a large number of pores, which provides buffering and breathable effects. The reinforcing member 33 is disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer 32 and corresponds to the position where the metatarsal ball steps on the front stepping area 301. The reinforcing member 33 is a soft glue-like element, which provides wear-resistant buffering effect. The reinforcing member 33 also has a mesh pattern, which can provide wear-resistant and crack-resistant effects. The support member 34 is disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer 32 and corresponds to the position of the arch support area 303. The support member 34 is a hard glue-like element, which provides a support and anti-deformation effect. The cushioning member 35 is disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer 32 and corresponds to the position of the rear stepping area 302.

[0029] Please refer to Figure 4A , 4B , Figure 4A , which is a schematic cross-sectional view (only the cross-section of the shoe body 20) of the front part of the pad body 30 of the slipper 10 with a replaceable insole according to the present utility model placed in the shoe groove 23. Figure 4B , which is a schematic cross-sectional view (only the cross-section of the shoe body 20) of the rear part of the pad body 30 of the slipper 10 with a replaceable insole according to the present utility model placed in the shoe groove 23. As shown in the figure, when the pad body 30 is placed in the shoe groove 23, the front edge of the pad body 30 is preferentially placed in the shoe groove 23, and the front edge of the pad body 30 abuts against the abutting portion 233, and the front groove edge 232 can stop at the front edge of the pad body 30. Then, the rear edge of the pad body 30 is placed in the rear groove bottom 234 and fits with the rear groove edge 235, and the stopping portion 237 can stop at the rear edge of the pad body 30. In this way, the pad body 30 is not easy to shake in the shoe groove 23 and is not easy to fall out, improving the comfort during wearing. Through the bottom hole 211, the pad body 30 can be pushed out from below the sole 21, so that it is beneficial to take out the pad body 30 from the shoe groove 23.

[0030] Please refer to Figure 5 , Figure 5 , which is a schematic three-dimensional view of a foot wearing the slipper 10 with a replaceable insole according to the present utility model. As shown in the figure, when the foot is inserted into the slipper 10 with a replaceable insole, the instep can be supported under the shoe upper 22, the toes and metatarsal ball step on the front stepping area 301, the heel steps on the rear stepping area 302, and the arch steps on the arch support area 303.

[0031] Please refer to Figures 1 to 3 , since the metatarsal ball and the heel are the more protruding parts on the bottom surface of the foot, when stepping on, the positions of the pad body 30 corresponding to the metatarsal ball and the heel bear greater pressure, but the pad body 30 has functionality and can provide comfort when the foot is wearing, specifically:

[0032] 1. The reinforcing member 33 corresponds to the position where the metatarsal ball steps on the front stepping area 301. Therefore, it can provide wear resistance and crack resistance effects of the insole 30 at this position.

[0033] 2. Similarly, the buffer member 35 is disposed at the position corresponding to the heel in the rear stepping area 302. Therefore, it can provide wear resistance and buffering effects of the insole 30 at this position.

[0034] 3. In addition, the support member 34 corresponds to the position of the arch support area 303 and can provide support under the arch.

[0035] When the replaceable insole slipper provided by the present utility model is compared with other prior arts, its advantages are as follows: the insole 30 can be conveniently and quickly disposed in the shoe groove 23 and is not easy to fall out. The insole 30 can also be quickly taken out from the shoe groove 23, achieving the effect of easy replacement.

[0036] The above disclosed embodiments are only some preferred embodiments of the present utility model and are not intended to limit the present utility model. In the embodiments of the present utility model, the details disclosed in some embodiments are for the purpose of making the specification clear. Those skilled in the art should understand that these details are not necessary and should not limit the present utility model. Any equivalent changes or modifications made by those skilled in the art after understanding the foregoing technical features and embodiments of the present utility model without departing from the spirit and scope of the present utility model still fall within the scope covered by the present utility model. The scope of patent protection of the present utility model shall be defined by the claims.

Claims

1. A slipper with a replaceable insole, characterized in that, Comprising: A shoe body having a sole, an upper and a shoe groove, the upper being formed above the sole, and the shoe groove being formed on the top surface of the sole; And A cushion body, whose outer shape fits the shoe groove and is disposed in the shoe groove.

2. The slipper according to claim 1, wherein, The sole has at least one bottom hole penetrating the sole.

3. The slipper according to claim 1, wherein, The shoe groove has a front groove bottom, a front groove edge, a abutting portion, a rear groove bottom, a rear groove edge, a heel support portion, a stop portion and a groove bottom arch portion. The front groove edge is located above the front edge of the front groove bottom. The abutting portion is formed between the front groove bottom and the front groove edge, and the abutting portion is an angle not greater than 180°. The rear groove bottom is located behind the front groove bottom. The rear groove edge is located above the rear edge of the rear groove bottom. The heel support portion is formed between the rear groove bottom and the rear groove edge, and the heel support portion is a concave curved surface. The stop portion is an annular body protruding forward along the upper edge of the rear groove edge. The groove bottom arch portion is located between the front groove bottom and the rear groove bottom, and it is a convex curved surface protruding from the top surface of the shoe groove. The cushion body defines a front stepping area, a rear stepping area and an arch support area. The rear stepping area is located behind the front stepping area. The arch support area is located between the front stepping area and the rear stepping area. The rear stepping area has a curved surface corresponding to the heel support portion. The arch support area has a curved surface corresponding to the groove bottom arch portion.

4. The slipper according to claim 3, characterized in that, The cushion body has a stepping layer, a breathable layer, a reinforcing member, a support member and a buffer member. The breathable layer is located on the bottom surface of the stepping layer. The stepping layer is made of fiber material. The breathable layer is made of glue material and has a large number of pores. The reinforcing member, the breathable layer and the reinforcing member are all disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer. The reinforcing member corresponds to the position of the front stepping area. The support member corresponds to the position of the arch support area. The buffer member corresponds to the position of the rear stepping area.

5. The slipper according to claim 4, wherein, The reinforcing member is a soft glue-like element having a mesh pattern.

6. The slipper according to claim 4, wherein, The support member is a hard glue-like element.

7. The slipper according to claim 4, wherein The reinforcing member is a soft glue-like element.

8. A slipper with a replaceable insole, characterized in that, Comprising: A shoe body having a sole, an upper and a shoe groove, the upper being formed above the sole, the shoe groove being formed on the top surface of the sole, the shoe groove having a front groove bottom, a front groove edge, a abutting portion, a rear groove bottom, a rear groove edge, a heel support portion, a stop portion and a groove bottom arch portion. The front groove edge is located above the front edge of the front groove bottom. The abutting portion is formed between the front groove bottom and the front groove edge, and the abutting portion is an angle not greater than 180°. The rear groove bottom is located behind the front groove bottom. The rear groove edge is located above the rear edge of the rear groove bottom. The heel support portion is formed between the rear groove bottom and the rear groove edge, and the heel support portion is a concave curved surface. The stop portion is an annular body protruding forward along the upper edge of the rear groove edge. The groove bottom arch portion is located between the front groove bottom and the rear groove bottom, and it is a convex curved surface protruding from the top surface of the shoe groove; and A cushion body, whose outer shape fits the shoe groove, is disposed in the shoe groove. The top surface of the cushion body defines a front stepping area, a rear stepping area and an arch support area. The rear stepping area is located behind the front stepping area, and the arch support area is located between the front stepping area and the rear stepping area. The rear stepping area has a curved surface corresponding to the heel support part, and the arch support area has a curved surface corresponding to the bottom arch part of the groove. The cushion body has a stepping layer, a breathable layer, a reinforcing member, a support member and a buffer member. The breathable layer is located on the bottom surface of the stepping layer. The stepping layer is made of fiber material, and the breathable layer is made of glue material and has a large number of pores. The reinforcing member, the breathable layer and the reinforcing member are all disposed on the bottom surface of the breathable layer. The reinforcing member corresponds to the position of the front stepping area, and the reinforcing member is a soft glue element with a reticular pattern. The support member corresponds to the position of the arch support area, and the support member is a hard glue element. The buffer member corresponds to the position of the rear stepping area.

9. The slipper according to claim 8, wherein The sole has at least one bottom hole that penetrates the sole.

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