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US 11,445,843 B2Granted
Shoehorn to facilitate a human to wear a shoe
OwnerPedro Luis Leoninventor
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Abstract
An improved mechanical shoehorn that provides a new and unique enhanced application. The shoehorn includes a pivotable handle with a substantial length which helps to push the heel into the shoe. Additionally, the shoehorn includes an arched frontal assembly that widens the shoe opening which makes it easier for a user to slide their foot into the shoe. In one embodiment, the shoehorn further comprises a sock applicator that attaches to the back of the main device.
Claims7
An improved shoehorn to facilitate a human to wear a shoe, comprising:
- a) a cuff housing assembly including a cuff groove receiver, said cuff housing assembly further including an arched heel section and a flat vertical section, wherein said cuff housing assembly further includes a flat floor support with a plurality of shoe size selecting holes;
- b) an adjustable arched shaped bridge having a curvature;
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- c) a pivotable handle/locking assembly including a handle shaft with a left eccentric section and a right eccentric section, wherein the left eccentric section and right eccentric section are oppositely located with respect to the handle shaft.
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An improved shoehorn to facilitate a human to wear a shoe, consisting of:
- a) a cuff housing assembly including a cuff groove receiver, said cuff housing assembly further including an arched heel section and a flat vertical section, wherein said cuff housing assembly includes a pair of vertical barrels connected to threaded rods, wherein said cuff housing assembly further includes a flat floor support with a plurality of shoe size selecting holes;
- b) an adjustable arched shaped bridge having a curvature;
- c) a pivotable handle/locking assembly including a locking handle shaft with a left eccentric section and a right eccentric section;
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- d) a sock applier coupled to the cuff housing assembly.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.