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[0002] A rain shoe connected with a rain outfit mainly has a raincoat bottom portion capable of completely covering a user's legs for preventing rain immersion; when not in use, the present invention is rolled upwardly to be received at the lower aspect of the raincoat for facilitating the application.
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[0005] Both of the raincoats shown in the abovementioned
[0006] The conventional raincoat doesn't connect with a pair of rain gaiters for application. In addition to the shortcoming of being inconvenient for putting on, taking off and moving, the conventional raincoat has the following drawbacks as well:
[0007] 1. The raincoat and the rain gaiters are two different products or even made by different manufactures. The fixed manufacture cost causes a high sale price of the product and that becomes an extra burden for a consumer.
[0008] 2. Since the rain gaiters are not connected to the raincoat, sometimes it is hard to find one of them if there are not stored together; it is also possible that one of the rain gaiters is misplaced.
[0009] 3. When it is drizzling, to put on only the raincoat is enough. However, when it pours suddenly, the rider has to stop riding and park on the sideway, open the backpack or the compartment to get out and put on the rain gaiters. That procedure takes time and the temporary stop might cause traffic jam as well as affect life safety. Especially, in some developing countries, when a great number of motorcycles riding in the streets, suddenly parking on the sideway is very dangerous.
[0010] 4. With the raincoat and the rain gaiters on, as the rider bends the legs and steps on the pedals, the lower edge of the raincoat covers at the upper aspect of the rain gaiters can slightly prevent the rain. However, while waiting for the green light, the rider needs to stretch the legs onto the ground surface for supporting the weight of the motorcycle. Since the raincoat and the rain gaiters are not connected, a gap exists between the lower edge of the raincoat and the upper aspect of the rain gaiters, as shown in
[0011] In view of the abovementioned shortcomings, the inventor of the present invention researched and designed a rain shoe connected with a rain outfit to solve the problem of wearing the conventional raincoat and rain gaiters separately as well as the unachieved objective of effectively preventing the rainwater.
[0012] Specifically, the present invention provides a rain shoe connected with a rain outfit to be accessed conveniently at any time and capable of preventing the rainwater completely. The present invention mainly comprises a pair of extension portions, connection portions, gaiters and at least one receiving device; wherein, the extension portions are disposed at the lower aspect of a raincape or a pair of rain trousers opposite the positions of a user's legs for joining the connection portions. Therefore, the connection portions extend from the bottom portions of the raincape or the rain trousers to cover the user's crura; the gaiters join the lower aspect of the connection portions for covering the user's feet thereby completely cover the user's legs. The receiving device is disposed at a proper position at the lower aspect of the raincape or the rain trousers; when the user's legs need no covering, the extension portions, the connecting portions and the rain gaiters are rolled upwardly into the receiving device fixed at the lower aspect of the raincape or the rain trousers.
[0013] The applications of the present invention of a rain shoe connected with a rain outfit are described as followings for further understanding of the effects thereof:
[0014] 1. When not in use, the extension portions, the connection portions and the gaiters are accommodated at the lower aspect of the raincape or the rain trousers to prevent misplacement.
[0015] 2. When it is necessary to wear the raincoat but not cover the legs, the extension portions, connection portions and the gaiters are stored fixedly to prevent inconvenience to the user's movement.
[0016] 3. When it is necessary to use the present invention of the rain shoe connected with a rain outfit while wearing the raincoat, the user quickly takes out the extension portions, connection portions and the gaiters to cover the leg and foot portions thereby achieving the effect of a convenient access.
[0017] 4. When it is pouring, since the present invention connects with the raincape or the rain trousers into one unit, no gap existing inbetween thereby preventing the rainwater immersion from soaking the socks and shoes.
[0018] Furthermore, when riding the motorcycle or the bicycle, the user's legs might stretch or bend alternatively. If the length of the connection portion covering on the crus is fixed, it affects the smoothness of the alternative stretching or bending leg movement, as shown in
[0019] To enable a further understanding of the technical contents and effectiveness of the present invention, the brief description of the drawings below is followed by the detailed description of the preferred embodiment.
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[0029] As indicated in
[0030] As indicated, in order to corresponding to the alternative movement of stretching and bending legs when the user rides the motorcycle or the bicycle, the connection portion (
[0031] The top end of the outer waterproof fabric (
[0032] Furthermore, tie bands (
[0033] When putting on the embodiment, the length of the inner layer soft liner (
[0034] When in use, the bending of the user's knee slightly pulls the entire connection portion (
[0035] Furthermore, the inner layer soft liner (
[0036] As indicated in
[0037] The abovementioned exemplary embodiment is for the present invention applied to a raincape (
[0038] As indicated in
[0039] The entire extension portion (
[0040] As shown in
[0041] In addition, the opening (
[0042] Furthermore, as shown in
[0043] It is of course to be understood that the embodiment described herein is merely illustrative of the principles of the invention and that a wide variety of modifications thereto may be effected by persons skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the following claims.