Equestrian legwear with adjustable spur holder
OwnerNicola Veronica Schulten-Gaywoodinventor
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Abstract
The invention is an improved method and apparatus for securing a riding spur to an equestrian legwear garment such as a chap or boot, wherein the spur can be quickly and easily attached, adjusted, or removed by a rider without dismounting the horse. Additionally, the invention can be configured so that the chap or boot may be removed from the wearer without first having to remove the spur.
Claims17
A garment for holding an equestrian riding spur having a spur end and spur neck, comprising:
- at least one pocket for holding a free end of a riding spur yoke;
- a backstrap having a plurality of apertures through which the spur neck and spur end of a riding spur is configured to project through one of the apertures, and each of the plurality of apertures is connected to another one of the plurality of apertures by a slit in the backstrap for allowing the riding spur's position to be vertically moved to another one of the plurality of apertures;
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- wherein the backstrap is releasably detachable to the garment allowing the riding spur to be removed from the garment without removal of the garment from the user.
A garment for holding an equestrian riding spur having a spur end and spur neck, comprising:
- at least one pocket;
- for holding a free end of a riding spur yoke to the garment;
- a backstrap located at a bottom of the garment having at least one end which is releasably attached to the garment and a plurality of apertures connected by slits through which the spur neck and spur end of a riding spur is configured to project through one of the plurality of apertures and the riding spur is vertically adjustable to another one of the apertures by moving the riding spur through one of the slits;
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- wherein the at least one pocket and the backstrap are configured to secure the riding spur to the garment such that the spur can quickly be attached to or removed from the garment.
A garment for holding an equestrian riding spur, comprising:
- a first pocket and a second pocket located on each respective side of the garment for holding each respective free end of a riding spur yoke;
- a backstrap having a plurality of apertures each connected to another one of the plurality of apertures by a slit through which a portion of the spur is configured to project, such that the spur's position can be adjusted by moving the spur to another one of the plurality of apertures though a slit;
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- wherein the backstrap is releasably detachable to the garment allowing the spur to be removed from the garment without removal of the garment from the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.