Equestrian half spur for use with an adjustable spur holder
OwnerNicola Veronica Schulten-Gaywoodinventor
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Abstract
A half-spur for use with an equestrian footwear includes a spur having a neck portion that extends in a downwardly direction when warn by the user with a tip portion, which can vary in shape and size. A curved body supports the spur where such that spur is attached to one end of the curved body. The opposite end of the curved body includes a flat, rounded edge. The curved body extends around only on one side of the rider's footwear and the rounded end is inserted into a pocket within the footwear for holding it firmly in place and pivot as needed for chosen spur tip position. The spur neck is secured at the back of the footwear in an open aperture with the tip protruding outwards and backward facing.
Claims20
A half-spur for use with equestrian footwear comprising:
- a spur having a neck portion and tip portion that extends in a downward direction toward the ground when worn by the user;
- a curved body for supporting the spur, where the spur is attached to one end of the curved body and the opposite end of the curved body is configured with a rounded edge;
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- wherein the curved body extends around only one side of the footwear and is held in position when inserted into a pocket within the footwear.
A half-spur for use with an equestrian boot comprising:
- a curved arm having an off-center cambered twist between a proximal end and a distal end;
- a spur attached at the proximal end of the curved arm;
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- wherein the distal end of the curved arm has a rounded edge for enabling guided entry into a support pocket on the boot;
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- wherein a rounded edge of the distal end of the curved arm enables a smooth pivoting action within the pocket on the boot.
A half-spur for use with an equestrian chap or boot comprising:
- a curved arm having a camber of approximately 6 degrees for fitting the contour of one side of a boot or chap;
- a spur attached at one end of the curved arm;
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- wherein the opposite end of the curved arm includes a rounded edge for insertion into a pocket formed in the boot or chap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.