Shoe horn with cuff lifter
OwnerMichael S. Gzybowskiinventor
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Abstract
A shoe horn that can be used to lift clothing that would otherwise get in the way when putting on a shoe with a shoe horn. The shoe horn includes: a handle portion having a central axis; a tongue portion having a central axis; an offset transition portion between the handle portion and the tongue portion at which the central axis of the handle portion and the central axis of the tongue portion are offset from one another; and at least one appendage extending outward and upward from a front of the shoe horn at or above the offset transition portion. When using the shoe horn to put on a shoe a user first engages and lifts the lower portion clothing out of the way, then uses the shoe horn to guide a foot into a shoe.
Claims9
A shoe horn for aiding putting on a shoe that comprises:
- a handle portion having a central axis at one end of the shoe horn;
- a tongue portion having a central axis at another opposite end of the shoe horn;
- an offset transition portion between the handle portion and the tongue portion at which the central axis of the handle portion and the central axis of the tongue portion are offset from one another by a distance;
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- at least one appendage spaced apart from the tongue portion and extending outward and upward from a front of the shoe horn at or above the offset transition portion, said at least one appendage having a free end that extends upward and away from the tongue portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.