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US 11,684,113 B2Granted
Footwear warming system and device
AssigneeMountain Venture Holdings, LLC
InventorsAustin Badger, Robert Jesse Taylor Badger, John Badger, Robert David Badger
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Abstract
A footwear warming system and device includes a boot and a footwear warming device. The footwear warming device may include a cap and be generally shaped to fill a void inside the boot. Hot water, or other liquid, may be poured into the footwear warming device to warm a boot.
Claims12
A device, comprising:
- a body having a top segment, a heel portion, and a toe projection, the body extending from the heel portion toward the top segment and horizontally from the heel portion toward the toe projection;
- a retainer disposed above a circumference of the top segment of the body, the retainer having a circumference that is greater than the circumference of the top segment of the body, the retainer being foldable in a first direction toward the heel portion over the top segment of the body and further foldable in a second direction which is opposite of the first direction;
- a cap disposed on the top segment of the body;
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- a spine disposed in the body and implemented from a material that is more rigid than the body such that the spine maintains the top segment of the body in an upright position, the spine extending from the top segment of the body to the heel portion of the body and the spine extending from the heel portion and towards the toe projection.
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A system, comprising:
- a ski boot, and
- a footwear warming device, the footwear warming device comprising:
- a body having a top segment, a heel portion, and a toe projection, the body extending from the heel portion toward the top segment and horizontally from the heel portion toward the toe projection;
- a retainer disposed above a circumference of the top segment of the body, the retainer having a circumference that is greater than the circumference of the top segment of the body, the retainer being foldable in a first direction toward the heel portion over the top segment of the body and further foldable in a second direction which is opposite of the first direction;
- a cap disposed on the top segment of the body;
- and
- a spine disposed in the body and implemented from a material that is more rigid than the body such that the spine maintains the top segment of the body in an upright position, the spine extending from the top segment of the body to the heel portion of the body and the spine extending from the heel portion and towards the toe projection.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.