Interchangeable foreparts for shoes
AssigneeColumbia Insurance Company
InventorKenneth Daniel Santos
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Abstract
The invention relates to a footwear kit and method of providing a footwear kit comprising a forepart that can be removably attached to both a left shoe and a right shoe, in which the shoes are substantially asymmetric about a line running from the front to the back of the shoe, and in which the periphery of the forepart substantially matches the periphery of the toe region of both the left shoe and the right shoe.
Claims2
A footwear kit comprising a left shoe, a right shoe, and a forepart for the left shoe and the right shoe, wherein the left shoe and the right shoe each have a peripheral shape that is substantially asymmetric about a line running from a front of the shoe towards a back of the shoe, wherein the left shoe and the right shoe each have a toe region which is an entire area from the frontmost edge of the shoe to a selected line at least about three eighths of the distance from the frontmost edge of the shoe to the back of the shoe, wherein a periphery of the toe region of the left shoe and a periphery of the toe region of the right shoe are substantially identical, wherein the forepart has a periphery which substantially matches a periphery of the toe region of both the left shoe and the right shoe, and wherein the periphery of the forepart is symmetric about a centerline running from a front of the forepart toward a back of the forepart.
A footwear kit comprising:
- a left shoe and a right shoe, each shoe comprising a midsole having a toe region, which is the entire area in front of a selected line at least three eighths of the distance between a frontmost edge of the shoe and a back of the shoe, wherein the midsole has a midsole periphery and the toe region has a toe region periphery, wherein the midsole periphery of the left shoe is different from the midsole periphery of the right shoe, wherein the toe region periphery of the left shoe is substantially identical to the toe region periphery of the right shoe, and wherein a toe region peripheral edge of the left shoe substantially matches a toe region peripheral edge of the right shoe, wherein the toe region peripheries of the left shoe and the right shoe are substantially symmetric about a centerline from the front of the shoe through the toe region.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.