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US 11,376,472 B2Granted
Aquatic shoes provided with a float for walking in water
OwnerMaxime Lahidjani Emadikotak, Darius Lahidjani Emadikotakinventors
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OwnerMaxime Lahidjani Emadikotak, Darius Lahidjani Emadikotakinventors
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The invention relates to an aquatic shoe consisting of a shoe body (1), a pair of wings (3) and floats (4, 4′), characterized in that the wings (3) are symmetrical, glued together, and linked to the shoe body (1), below the shoe, so as to constitute a part of the sole (2) of the shoe, and in that the float (4) is integrated below the wings (3), at the sole (2), so that one of its faces covers the sole (2), and in that the wings (3) are fixed by a pivot connection on both sides of the shoe, so that they descend when the foot ascends into the water and rise when the foot goes down into the water so that they return to their original position. The invention also relates to the use of footwear in the fields of recreational water and/or sport and in the paramedical fields. The shoe according to the invention can be used for the rehabilitation of animals.
A water shoe consisting of a shoe body (1), a pair of wings (3) and floats (4, 4′), characterized in that the wings (3) are symmetrical, glued together, and related to the shoe body (1), below the shoe, so as to constitute a part of the sole (2) of the shoe, and in that the float (4) is integrated below the wings (3), at the sole (2), so that one of its faces covers the sole (2), and in that the wings (3) are fixed by a pivot connection on both sides of the shoe, so that they descend when the foot goes up into the water and rise when the foot goes down into the water so that they return to their original position;
A water shoe consisting of a shoe body (1), a pair of wings (3) and floats (4, 4′), characterized in that the wings (3) are symmetrical, glued together, and related to the shoe body (1), below the shoe, so as to constitute a part of the sole (2) of the shoe, and in that the float (4) is integrated below the wings (3), at the sole (2), so that one of its faces covers the sole (2), and in that the wings (3) are fixed by a pivot connection on both sides of the shoe, so that they descend when the foot goes up into the water and rise when the foot goes down into the water so that they return to their original position, and a second pair of wings (3′) removably attached to the first pairs of wings (3), via fastening means, in order to increasing the width of the wings, said fixing means being clips, rails or any other fastening means.
A water shoe consisting of a shoe body (1), a pair of wings (3) and floats (4, 4′), characterized in that the wings (3) are symmetrical, glued together, and related to the shoe body (1), below the shoe, so as to constitute a part of the sole (2) of the shoe, and in that the float (4) is integrated below the wings (3), at the sole (2), so that one of its faces covers the sole (2), and in that the wings (3) are fixed by a pivot connection on both sides of the shoe, so that they descend when the foot goes up into the water and rise when the foot goes down into the water so that they return to their original position, and at least four fins (3″) placed by two on each side of the shoe connecting the ends of the wings (3) to the float (4).
A water shoe consisting of a shoe body (1), a pair of wings (3) and floats (4, 4′), characterized in that the wings (3) are symmetrical, glued together, and related to the shoe body (1), below the shoe, so as to constitute a part of the sole (2) of the shoe, and in that the float (4) is integrated below the wings (3), at the sole (2), so that one of its faces covers the sole (2), and in that the wings (3) are fixed by a pivot connection on both sides of the shoe, so that they descend when the foot goes up into the water and rise when the foot goes down into the water so that they return to their original position, wherein the wings are made of a material suitable for use in three-dimensional printing.
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