JPH05123204A - Shoe sole having cup sole shape and production thereof - Google Patents

Shoe sole having cup sole shape and production thereof

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JPH05123204A
JPH05123204A JP3290285A JP29028591A JPH05123204A JP H05123204 A JPH05123204 A JP H05123204A JP 3290285 A JP3290285 A JP 3290285A JP 29028591 A JP29028591 A JP 29028591A JP H05123204 A JPH05123204 A JP H05123204A
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shoe sole
shoe
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Norio Takaoka
典男 高岡
Junichi Kiyozawa
順一 清澤
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide the shoe sole which is excellent in lightness in weight, wear resistance and durability relating to the shoe sole of sporting shoes having a cup sole shape provided with stereoscopic curves and the process for production thereof. CONSTITUTION:This shoe sole consists of a mid-sole part 2 which has the outside shape of a shoe sole shape and is formed with a thin layer part corresponding to the rising side edge 4 of the cup sole along the peripheral edge of the shoe sole and a non-woven sheet 1 which completely covers the mid-sole part 2 from its rear surface. A hot melt sheet or adhesive layer 5 is interposed between such mid-sole part 2 and nonwoven fabric 1. These shoe sole materials are housed into metallic molds and are integrally bonded by heating and pressurizing, by which the shoe sole of the sporting shoes having the cup sole shape is produced.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は立体曲面を備えた所謂カ
ップソール形状を有する運動靴の靴底及びその製造方法
に係るものであり、特にレスリングシューズ、ボクシン
グシューズのように足裏と床面との接地感覚を重視する
運動靴であって、軽量性、耐摩耗性に優れ、且つ耐久性
に優れた運動靴の靴底及びその製造方法に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sole of an athletic shoe having a so-called cup sole shape having a three-dimensional curved surface and a method for manufacturing the same, and particularly to a sole and a floor surface such as wrestling shoes and boxing shoes. The present invention relates to an athletic shoe that emphasizes the feeling of contact with the ground, is excellent in lightweight and abrasion resistance, and has excellent durability, and a method for manufacturing the same.

【従来の技術】従来より、レスリングシューズ、ボクシ
ングシューズはその競技目的に適合するように床面への
着地状態を敏感に捉え、且つ軽快なフットワークを追求
して、接地面底を薄層の充実ゴム、若しくは高密度ゴム
を靴底面に接着するか或いは、縫着結合するものであっ
た。
2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, wrestling shoes and boxing shoes sensitively grasp the landing state on the floor to suit the purpose of the competition, and pursue light footwork to enhance the bottom of the grounding surface with a thin layer. A rubber or a high-density rubber is adhered to the bottom of the shoe or is sewn together.

【発明が解決しようとする課題】しかしながら、殊に接
地面側に設けた充実ゴム、若しくは高密度ゴムは例え極
薄に形成したとしても、素材の有する特性より比重が高
く、軽量化には自ずから限界があった。加えてレスリン
グ競技においては、多様なフットワークに備えて特に靴
底の周側縁から甲被の接合部にかけて、接地面を湾曲状
に巻き上げた構成となし、靴底の広範囲にわたって充実
ゴム、若しくは高密度ゴムが使用されるため、重量にな
り易くその軽量化が課題とされていた。且つ又このよう
な形状のため甲被との接合に際し、熟練した縫製技術、
接着技術が不可欠であり技術の熟練度の差異により製品
にバラツキが生ずる等の欠陥があった。加えて生産効率
が極めて低いという欠陥があった。本発明は、前述した
従来品の欠陥に鑑みてなされたものであり、その目的と
するところは、作業者の熟練を要せず、生産効率の高
い、軽量で且つ耐摩耗性に優れた接地面底を有する靴底
及びその製造法を提供しようとするものである。
However, even if the solid rubber or the high-density rubber provided on the ground contact surface side is formed extremely thin, the specific gravity is higher than the characteristics of the material, and the weight is naturally reduced. There was a limit. In addition, in wrestling competitions, in order to prepare for a variety of footwork, the contact surface is wound up in a curved shape from the peripheral edge of the shoe sole to the joint of the instep, and a wide range of rubber or high Since the density rubber is used, it tends to be heavy, and it has been a problem to reduce the weight. Also, because of this shape, when joining with the instep, skilled sewing technology,
Adhesive technology is indispensable, and there were defects such as variations in products due to differences in skill level of technology. In addition, there was a defect that the production efficiency was extremely low. The present invention has been made in view of the above-described defects of conventional products, and the object thereof is to obtain a contact that does not require skill of an operator, has high production efficiency, is lightweight, and has excellent wear resistance. An object of the present invention is to provide a shoe sole having a ground sole and a manufacturing method thereof.

【課題を解決しようとするための手段】上記目的を達成
するために本発明は、上面側に立体曲面を備えたミッド
ソール部と、該ミッドソール部の裏面側からこれを完全
に被覆する不織布シート材を接合形成したカップソール
形状を有する靴底に形成してある。そして、本発明は靴
底形の外形を有し、かつ靴底周側縁沿いにカップソール
の立ち上がり側縁に対応する薄層部を形成したミッドソ
ール部、該ミッドソール部の裏面側からこれを完全に被
覆する大きさに裁断形成した不織布シート材とからな
り、これらミッドソール部と不織布シート材間にホット
メルトシート若しくは接着剤層を介在させ、上記靴底材
料を下金型の凹嵌部内に納入し、靴底の上面湾曲部を形
成する凸型を有する蓋金型により密閉して所定の温度圧
力で加熱加圧して一体的に接着成型してなるカップソー
ル形状を有する靴底を製造するものである。
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a midsole portion having a three-dimensional curved surface on the upper surface side, and a non-woven fabric which completely covers the midsole portion from the back surface side. It is formed on a shoe sole having a cup-sole shape formed by joining sheet materials. Further, the present invention has a shoe sole-shaped outer shape, and a midsole portion in which a thin layer portion corresponding to the rising side edge of the cup sole is formed along the circumferential side edge of the shoe sole, from the back side of the midsole portion. A non-woven sheet material cut to a size that completely covers the shoe sole material. A hot melt sheet or an adhesive layer is interposed between the midsole portion and the non-woven sheet material, and the shoe sole material is fitted into the lower mold by recess fitting. A shoe sole having a cup-sole shape, which is delivered inside the container and is sealed by a lid mold having a convex shape that forms a curved upper surface of the shoe sole, and is heated and pressed at a predetermined temperature pressure and integrally bonded and molded. It is manufactured.

【作用】上記のように構成された靴底によると、接地面
底を形成する不織布シートを、ミッドソール部の裏面側
から完全に被覆する構成であるため、不織布シートの有
する軽量性、耐久性、耐摩耗性が発揮されるとともに且
つ又不織布シートがミッドソール部の裏面側から完全に
被覆する構成であるため、該部分に充分な耐摩耗性、耐
久性が付与され、殊に靴底の周側縁に力が加わり易く、
かつ床面の接地感覚を重視する靴底に極めて好適であ
る。また両者は結合工程において、金型内で同時圧着す
るものであるから、両者の結合力を最大限に発揮すると
同時に湾曲面のミッドソールに不織布シートが緊密に密
着し、不織布シートによる皺の発生を最小限に抑制する
ことができ、外観形状に優れた靴底を提供することがで
きる。
According to the shoe sole configured as described above, since the non-woven sheet forming the ground contact bottom is completely covered from the back side of the midsole portion, the non-woven sheet has light weight and durability. In addition, since the abrasion resistance is exhibited and the non-woven fabric sheet is completely covered from the back side of the midsole portion, sufficient abrasion resistance and durability are imparted to the portion, especially the sole of the shoe. Force is easily applied to the peripheral edge,
Moreover, it is extremely suitable for shoe soles where the feeling of touching the floor surface is important. In addition, since both of them are simultaneously pressure-bonded in the mold in the bonding step, the non-woven sheet closely adheres to the curved midsole while maximizing the bonding force of both, and wrinkles are generated by the non-woven sheet. Can be suppressed to a minimum and a shoe sole having an excellent external shape can be provided.

【実施例】本発明の実施例を図面に従って以下のとおり
説明する。図1は靴底の接地面底を形成する不織布シー
ト材1を示し、該不織布シート1としては、軽量で柔軟
性に富む素材として、例えばエクセーヌ〔商標〕、クラ
リーノ〔商標〕、コードレ〔商標〕等のシート状の不織
布が使用されるが、その他の人工皮革、合成皮革、で耐
摩耗性の優れた素材を使用することができる。図2は、
靴底型の外形を有し、かつ靴底周側縁沿いにカップソー
ルの立ち上がり側縁4に対応する薄層部3を形成したミ
ッドソール部2を示すものであって、該ミッドソール部
2としては、低比重であって、熱成型が可能で軽量な素
材が使用される。ここではEVA等の合成樹脂の単体、
或いはこれらと他の軽量な素材とを積層したシートも使
用することができる。次に不織布シート材1とミッドソ
ール部2との結合部材としては、図3に示すようなホッ
トメルトシ−ト5を用いるか、或いは通常一般に糊引き
作業で用いられるPU系接着材を接着材層として使用す
ることができる。これより本発明は、立体曲面8を有す
るミッドソール部2と、該ミッドソール部2に被覆する
不織布シート材1とから形成されており、該不織布シー
ト材1はミッドソール部2の裏面側からこれを完全に被
覆するように形成されている。尚ミッドソ−ル部2に不
織布シート材1を被覆する際には、不織布シート材1を
ミッドソ−ル部2より幾分大きく裁断形成し、金型によ
り成型した後ミッドソ−ル部2の側周縁から突出する余
剰のものを切り取りすることが望ましい。更に接地面底
の滑り止めを強化するには、図8に示すように凹凸意匠
を刻設した防滑性の高いエラストマー等の靴底意匠部材
9を接合することもできる。この際には耐久性の高い不
織布シート材1に接合するものであるから、靴底意匠部
材9は極薄のものにて充分にその目的を達成できる。次
に、本発明に係る靴底の製造方法について、説明する
と、図4乃至図6は本発明の靴底の成型金型であって、
6は靴底材料を収納する凹嵌部を備えた下金型である。
7は前記下金型を密閉する蓋金型であり該蓋金型7には
ミッドソール部2の立体曲面8を形成する凸型が突設さ
れている。従って本発明によれば、図2に示すように、
まづ靴底形の外形を有し、かつ靴底周側縁沿いにカップ
ソールの立ち上がり側縁4に対応する薄層部3を形成し
たミッドソール部2を準備し、次に図1のように該ミッ
ドソール部2よりやや大きくミッドソール部の裏面側か
らこれを完全に被覆する大きさに裁断形成した不織布シ
ート材1を準備し、これらミッドソール部2と織布シー
ト材1の間にホットメルトシート若しくは接着剤層5を
介在させ、次に図4乃至6に示すようにこれら靴底材料
を金型の凹嵌部内に納入し、靴底の上面湾曲部を形成す
る凸型を有する蓋金型8により密閉して所定の温度、圧
力で加熱加圧することによりミッドソール部2と不織布
シート材1が接着一体化した所望の靴底が得られる。こ
の際更に接地面底の滑り止めを強化するために防滑性の
高いエラストマー等の靴底意匠部材9を接合する場合
は、図8に示すように予め接地面底にゴム、合ゴム等に
滑り止め匠を刻設した靴底意匠部材9を接着剤若しくは
ホットメルトシートにて接合し、これを成型金型内で加
熱加圧することにより所望の靴底を得ることができる。
Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a non-woven sheet material 1 that forms the bottom of the shoe sole. The non-woven sheet material 1 may be, for example, a lightweight and highly flexible material such as EXCENE ™, CLARINO ™, and CORDRE ™. Sheet-shaped nonwoven fabrics such as are used, but other artificial leathers and synthetic leathers having excellent wear resistance can be used. Figure 2
1 shows a midsole part 2 having a shoe sole type outer shape and a thin layer part 3 corresponding to a rising side edge 4 of a cup sole formed along a circumferential side edge of the shoe sole. As the material, a material having a low specific gravity, which can be thermoformed and is lightweight, is used. Here, a simple substance of synthetic resin such as EVA,
Alternatively, a sheet in which these and other lightweight materials are laminated can also be used. Next, a hot melt sheet 5 as shown in FIG. 3 is used as a joining member between the non-woven fabric sheet material 1 and the midsole portion 2, or a PU-based adhesive material that is generally used in sizing operation is used as an adhesive material layer. Can be used. From this, the present invention comprises the midsole portion 2 having the three-dimensional curved surface 8 and the non-woven sheet material 1 covering the midsole portion 2, and the non-woven sheet material 1 is provided from the back side of the midsole portion 2. It is formed so as to completely cover it. When the non-woven sheet material 1 is coated on the mid-sole portion 2, the non-woven sheet material 1 is cut to a size slightly larger than the mid-sole portion 2 and molded by a mold, and then the side edge of the mid-sole portion 2 is cut. It is desirable to cut off the surplus protruding from the. Further, in order to strengthen the non-slip of the ground contact surface bottom, a shoe sole design member 9 such as an elastomer or the like having a concave and convex design engraved as shown in FIG. 8 and having high slip resistance can be joined. At this time, since it is bonded to the highly durable non-woven sheet material 1, the shoe sole design member 9 can sufficiently achieve its purpose with an extremely thin shoe sole design member 9. Next, a method of manufacturing a shoe sole according to the present invention will be described. FIGS. 4 to 6 show a mold for molding a shoe sole according to the present invention,
Reference numeral 6 is a lower mold having a concave fitting portion for accommodating the shoe sole material.
Reference numeral 7 denotes a lid die for sealing the lower die, and a convex die forming a three-dimensional curved surface 8 of the midsole portion 2 is projected on the lid die 7. Therefore, according to the present invention, as shown in FIG.
First, a midsole portion 2 having an outer shape of a shoe sole and having a thin layer portion 3 corresponding to the rising side edge 4 of the cup sole along the circumferential side edge of the shoe sole is prepared. Next, as shown in FIG. A non-woven sheet material 1 cut into a size slightly larger than the midsole portion 2 so as to completely cover the back surface of the midsole portion 2 is prepared, and between the midsole portion 2 and the woven fabric sheet material 1. With a hot melt sheet or adhesive layer 5 interposed, these shoe sole materials are then delivered into the concave fitting portion of the mold as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 to have a convex die that forms the upper curved portion of the shoe sole. A desired shoe sole in which the midsole portion 2 and the nonwoven fabric sheet material 1 are bonded and integrated is obtained by sealing with the lid mold 8 and heating and pressing at a predetermined temperature and pressure. At this time, when joining the shoe sole design member 9 made of elastomer or the like having high slip resistance in order to further strengthen the non-slip of the ground contact surface bottom, as shown in FIG. A desired shoe sole can be obtained by joining the shoe sole design member 9 having a stop design engraved thereto with an adhesive or a hot melt sheet and heating and pressurizing this in a molding die.

【発明の効果】本発明は、以上説明したように構成され
ているので、以下のような効果を奏効する。上記のよう
に構成された靴底によると、接地面底を形成する不織布
シートを、ミッドソール部の裏面側から完全に被覆する
構成であるため、不織布シート、の有する軽量性、耐久
性を最大限に発揮できる。且つ又不織布シートが立体曲
面を有する靴底面を完全に被覆する構成であるため該部
分に充分な耐摩耗性、耐久性が付与され、殊にレスリン
グのように靴底の周側縁に力が加わる競技には靴底の周
縁部分が完全に保護され靴の使用寿命を永く維持でき
る。また不織布シートの使用により、多色で多彩な色
彩、模様のものの使用が容易となるため更にデザイン感
覚の優れた靴底を提供できるという利点がある。また本
発明の製造方法においては、ミッドソール部2と不織布
シート材をホットメルトシート若しくは接着剤にて接着
し、これら靴底材料を金型の凹嵌部内に加熱加圧して両
者を接着一体化して所望の靴底が得るものであるから、
両者の結合力の強化がはかられると同時に皺の発生を最
大限に抑制できる。従って技術の熟練度の差異により製
品にバラツキが生ずるおそれがないため生産効率が高
く、しかも外観体裁に優れた靴底を提供することができ
る。また殊に該ミッドソール部2は図2に示すように、
予めカップソールの立ち上がり側縁4を形成すべく、靴
底の周縁に沿って薄く削りとり薄層部3を形成してある
ため、成型時においては図5及び図6に示すように該薄
層部3が成型金型の加熱加圧により無理なく自然に成型
が行われ極めて容易にカップソールの立ち上がり側縁を
形成できる。
Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the following effects can be obtained. According to the shoe sole configured as described above, since the non-woven sheet forming the ground contact surface sole is completely covered from the back side of the midsole portion, the non-woven sheet has maximum lightness and durability. You can exert to the limit. In addition, since the non-woven fabric sheet is configured to completely cover the bottom surface of the shoe having a three-dimensional curved surface, sufficient abrasion resistance and durability are imparted to that portion, and in particular, a force is applied to the peripheral side edge of the shoe sole like wrestling. The peripheral part of the sole of the shoe is completely protected during the competition, and the life of the shoe can be maintained for a long time. In addition, the use of the non-woven sheet facilitates the use of multicolored and various colors and patterns, and thus has the advantage of providing a shoe sole having an excellent design feeling. Further, in the manufacturing method of the present invention, the midsole portion 2 and the non-woven sheet material are adhered to each other with a hot melt sheet or an adhesive, and these shoe sole materials are heated and pressed into the concave fitting portion of the mold to integrally bond the two. Since the desired sole is obtained by
The binding force between the two can be enhanced, and at the same time wrinkles can be suppressed to the maximum extent. Therefore, there is no possibility that the products will vary due to the difference in the skill level of the technology, so that it is possible to provide a shoe sole having high production efficiency and excellent appearance. Further, in particular, the midsole portion 2 is, as shown in FIG.
In order to form the rising side edge 4 of the cup sole in advance, the thin layer portion 3 is thinly cut along the peripheral edge of the shoe sole, so that the thin layer portion 3 is formed at the time of molding as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. The part 3 is naturally and naturally molded by heating and pressurizing the molding die, and the rising side edge of the cup sole can be formed extremely easily.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】靴底型に裁断した不織布シート材を示す斜視図
である。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a nonwoven fabric sheet material cut into a shoe sole type.

【図2】〔A〕はミッドソール部を示す斜視図、〔B〕
はそのX−X線に沿う断面図である。
FIG. 2A is a perspective view showing a midsole portion, and FIG.
Is a sectional view taken along the line XX.

【図3】金型内に収納する靴底材料を示す断面図であ
る。
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a shoe sole material stored in a mold.

【図4】製造工程を示す金型の断面図である。FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a mold showing a manufacturing process.

【図5】靴底材料を金型内に収納する状態を示す断面図
である。
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a shoe sole material is stored in a mold.

【図6】靴底材料の成型状態を示す断面図である。FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a molded state of a shoe sole material.

【図7】〔A〕本発明の靴底を示す斜視図〔B〕はその
Y−Y線に沿う断面図である。
FIG. 7A is a perspective view showing a shoe sole of the present invention, and FIG. 7B is a sectional view taken along the line YY.

【図8】他の実施例を示す靴底の断面図である。FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a shoe sole showing another embodiment.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 不織布シート材 2 ミッドソール部 3 薄層部 4 立ち上がり側縁 5 ホットメルトシ−ト若しくは接着剤層 6 下金型 7 蓋金型 8 立体曲面 9 靴底意匠部材 1 Nonwoven Sheet Material 2 Midsole Part 3 Thin Layer Part 4 Standing Side Edge 5 Hot Melt Sheet or Adhesive Layer 6 Lower Mold 7 Lid Mold 8 Solid Curved Surface 9 Sole Design Member

Claims (2)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】靴底形の外形を有し、かつ靴底周側縁沿い
にカップソールの立ち上がり側縁4に対応する薄層部3
を形成したミッドソール部2、該ミッドソール部2の裏
面側からこれを完全に被覆する大きさに裁断形成した不
織布シート材1とからなり、これらミッドソール部2と
不織布シート材1間にホットメルトシート若しくは接着
剤層5を介在させ、上記靴底材料を下金型6の凹嵌部内
に納入し、ミッドソール部2の上面側に立体曲面8を形
成する凸型を有する蓋金型7により密閉して所定の温度
圧力で加熱加圧し、これらミッドソール部2と不織布シ
ート材1を一体的に接着成型したことを特徴とするカッ
プソール形状を有する靴底の製造方法。
1. A thin layer portion 3 having an outer shape of a shoe sole and corresponding to a rising side edge 4 of a cup sole along a circumferential side edge of the shoe sole.
And a non-woven sheet material 1 formed by cutting the back surface of the midsole portion 2 into a size that completely covers the midsole portion 2. The above-mentioned shoe sole material is delivered into the concave fitting portion of the lower mold 6 with the melt sheet or the adhesive layer 5 interposed, and the lid mold 7 having the convex mold forming the three-dimensional curved surface 8 on the upper surface side of the midsole portion 2. A method of manufacturing a shoe sole having a cup-sole shape, characterized in that the midsole portion 2 and the non-woven fabric sheet material 1 are integrally bonded and molded by hermetically sealing with a predetermined temperature and pressure.
【請求項2】柔軟で軽量性に富み、その上面側に立体曲
面8を有するミッドソール部2と、該ミッドソール部2
の裏面側からこれを完全に被覆結合する不織布シート材
1とから形成したカップソール形状を有する靴底。
2. A midsole portion 2 which is flexible and lightweight and has a three-dimensional curved surface 8 on its upper surface side, and the midsole portion 2.
A shoe sole having a cup-sole shape formed from a non-woven sheet material 1 that completely covers and bonds the back surface side of the shoe.
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