Shoe with tongue pocket

This invention contemplates the formation of a supplementary bag for storing smaller objects for personal use, as said, and whose bag is attached to the escutcheon or tongue of the shoe, which normally, * ·. ·. * Is under the cord that ties the shoe on ·, · a

ZZ · · · · the user's foot. More concretely, the bag is formed by a couple of pieces of cloth, one upper and one lower in the structure, and whose fully folded fabrics extend from the aforementioned shoe leogua, so that they are freely annexed with it and that they are apt to house the aforementioned ς: ΐ £ ζse of objects inside them; whose bag is folded ** in position of support and link contiguously to the upper surface of the footwear and, more specifically, resting on their laces and eyelets. In this way, which (like rigid objects housed in the bag, are independently supported by it and do not press on the footwear components and therefore, on the foot of the user, as can happen in the cases of some previous models receptacles piara shoes.

In its construction, the bag is formed by

e] pair of cloth portions, as indicated above; the upper fabric portion is provided with an opening or slot, through which the inside of the bag can be accessed, and has joining elements such as a lightning bolt facilitated for the closing of said access when the objects have been housed in the bag. the; although said access opening can also be located in the initial fabric. Miscellaneous the «winds <L union s? The lower part of the bag is located on the bottom of the bag, and in one case, a sailboat segment is located along the edges of the bag and can be joined and joined with similar sailboat segments aligned along the eyes located in any shoelace side. In this way, when the bag is folded into support position * · link during use, and is pressed, the sailboat rea *,

W henity and the proximity of the bag to the upper part of the shoe and therefore avoiding its padding during "

the use. In order to make sure that the bag does not -'C · loose, other fasteners in the style of a ....

hook or similar, are located near the bottom of the bag, protecting the fabric; said hook can hold the cord underneath to get "the bag to remain intact during the use of the footwear ..

Supplementary means are provided to ensure that the bag will adopt and maintain its proper position during the use of the shoe, and this includes the placement of elastic elements such as wire, within the lower edge of the bag; therefore, when the bag is folded into its usual configuration, and pressed, the malleable cable undertakes the configuration of the upper part of the shoe and thereby increases the capacity of the bag to remain intact. In addition, a pair of openings are made through the upper part of the bag, and have fastened rings, for which reason, the upper parts of the cords may be inserted through after tightening them in conjunction with the eyelets;

additional elements are provided in D, * · * · tion with the preparation of the bag for introdúdr, · clone use other items such as cuttings * · '

· .. · support for golf balls when the bag is stitched based on the configuration of the goljf shoe ".

· LC to allow the player easy access to golf las'e'ss • · Lockers-support when you need them, whose stakes are firmly set in place on the shoe ". · *.

This can be done by placing a band on the lower fabric of the bag, or aligned with the fabric,. · · · · * * Whose band should be formed preferably by some elastic material, thus allowing the support-squirrels to be inserted in their eyelet and are well fastened in place when they are not needed and so that they can be removed quickly by the golf player simply lifting the bag to get easy access to them «

It should be noted that the idea of ​​this invention to make a bag, and another that may even have supple elastic bands applied to their pair

The lower one can be used in different varieties of footwear. For example, it can be used in walking shoes, tennis shoes, hunting boots, work shoes, casual wear, or any of the varieties of shoe styles readily available in the market.

In the drawings, Figure 1 shows a horizontal projection view of the footwear with the gusset bag of this invention;

Figure 2 shows a view of the left side of the shoe shown in Figure 1;

Figure 3 shows a front view of the cal ·. * zado taught in Figure 1; · ·._t

Figure 4 shows a horizontal projection view of the footwear shown in Figure 1, with the • • w * bag folded upwards to reveal the act of. . "E * tie with laces through the eyelets of the shoe. * '· * •

Figure 5 shows a view of the left side of the chizado taught in Figure 4; Y ·.·.·,

Figure 6 shows a front view of the cai'2.

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With reference to the drawings, and in particular to Figures 1 to 3, there is shown a shoe 1 consisting in this particular case, in a running shoe used for walking, and formed with the usual components comprising the part of the upper 2, •> 0 eyelets 3 »with the cord 4, which is normally used to tie the shoe next to the user's foot. In addition, the shoe is formed with the usual sections 5 and the ta with 6, having the spacing 7ⁱⁿ © 1 inside of which the foot can lodge. In this special drawing, the shoe also contains the tongue or shield S under the cord 4 and in this precise case the upper part of the escutcheon is integrally connected with the bag 9 which is integrally folded as in 10 with the said escutcheon. As seen, this bag has an opening as in 11 and is provided with closing elements such as the zip 12, as shown that can be manipulated to close the bag 9 · This bag is designed to contain keys as in K or other similar objects for safe protection in walking, hiking, walking exercises; and when this special model is built for other types of shoes, it can be used for the protection of ciases. similar objects during hunting, work or at *>

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With reference to Figure 4, it can obso ^ vj / fr · · se that the bag 9 © s clearly foldable and will connect '' '' *

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with the escutcheon or tongue of the shoe 8. The bag is formed by an upper cloth 13 and a lower cloth 14, being joined one to the other, as in the case of the cloth. periphery and also, if desired, joined it ...

\ Λ. * Lf; it can be carried out along fold line 10, to prevent any object from slipping towards the e'sddflet or tongue 8 of the bag.

Once the objects for personal use are placed inside the bag, as taught in the operation object of Figure 1, the bag is folded in position of support and link with the shoelace and can be adhered contiguously through the use of various security elements such as the Sailboat ló, as taught. Said Sailboat is placed aligned and adjacent to each eye of the shoe, as in 17 i with the complementary part of Sailboat, as in 18, being located along the marginal lateral edges of the lower lining lU.

Furthermore, and in order to ensure the retention of the holjC in its contiguous context on the cords, a hook 19 secured to the lower lining of the bag is enabled, and when it is folded into its support and link position, said hook 19 can be conveniently arranged to catch on one of the cords, as in 20. to ensure the retention for as long as desired of the bag on the shoe and to avoid its beating when used by the gait practitioner. walking. '* * tt

In addition, and as can be seen in Figures ·. · From h to 6, the cord is normally secured through "* * of its various eyelets, as in 21, in addition to the fastening · 'h ♦ -. · Through each of the eyelets, as in 22. Asimis · * »u V mo, once the cord is aligned through the · * · A top eyelet, as in 22, it is then inserted into a pair of openings 23 made through the bag -i, * marginally and upwardly from the fabric 10, and how much <and the bag is folded into its adjoining position, eg cord is then tied in the form of an arch or otherwise to ensure once again the downward pressure on said bag so that it remains contiguous with the upper part of the shoe and the cords. This can also be seen in Figures 2 and 3.

As a further detail of this invention, a strip 2h can be secured on the lower fabric of the bag and can be made of elastic material, or something similar, and in this position provides an internal opening, as in 25, through the which various objects such as golf ball support blocks can be inserted and maintained in proper position with their access point conveniently arranged for when the golfer needs a peg-stand to place the ball on the throwing area on it, In this way, this device can be added to the bag when it is used in connection with a golf shoe.

In addition to the above, and to ensure that the bag will remain in its position of support and link on the laces of the shoe, an article elasti-L. co mal 26, such as a piece of metal wire ά «, * r of plastic, can be joined near the bottom seam,

-W - higher of the bag, as shown, and when the bag * f is folded in its support and link position and pressed down on its pair of Velero segments, the cable will adapt the bag to the bottom of the shoe sitqa.u do below it, and logically assure its retention contiguamente to said shoe. *

Variations or modifications regarding the shoe or footwear with escutcheon and bag may occur to them- '. to people versadas in this industry when they examine the subject matter of this invention. In the event that such variations or modifications relating to this invention, which may occur to persons skilled in this industry when examining the summary of this invention, are within the spirit of this invention, it shall be understood that they fall within the purpose pursued by any of the claims set forth for the protective patent of this invention. The foregoing descriptions of the feature set of this invention are understood to be for the purpose of illustration only.

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