Sock with internal gripping surface
OwnerJoseph Hamadinventor
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Abstract
A sock with internal gripping surface having a unitary sock body of a flexible fabric material, with an upper terminal end defining an enclosed upper opening, with a distal end opposing the upper terminal end, and with an inner surface enclosing and defining a sock cavity spanning from the enclosed upper opening to the distal end and having a plurality of elastic protuberances each extending inwardly from the inner surface and into the sock cavity a length of approximately 0.25-1.25 mm, continually spanning around a circumference of the inner surface, disposed in tightly spaced configuration with one another, and spanning approximately 35-45 mm from a point proximal to the upper terminal end.
Claims14
A sock with internal gripping surface comprising:
- a unitary sock body of a flexible fabric material, with an upper terminal end defining an enclosed upper opening, with a distal end opposing the upper terminal end, and with an inner surface enclosing and defining a sock cavity spanning from the enclosed upper opening to the distal end;
- a strip body made of an elastic and polyester material that is adhesively coupled to the inner surface of the unitary sock body and includes an upper edge terminating at and aligned with the upper terminal end of the unitary sock body;
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- a plurality of elastic protuberances each individually separated and directly coupled to the strip body, each extending inwardly from the inner surface and into the sock cavity a thickness of 0.25-1.25 mm, continually spanning around a circumference of the inner surface, disposed in tightly spaced and uniform configuration with one another with each of the plurality elastic protuberances spaced less than 5 mm of one another in both the a vertical direction and a horizontal direction, and spanning 35-45 mm from a point proximal to the upper terminal end.
A sock with internal gripping surface comprising:
- a unitary sock body of a flexible fabric material, with an upper terminal end defining an enclosed upper opening, with a distal end, and with an inner surface enclosing and defining a sock cavity spanning from the enclosed upper opening to the distal end;
- a strip body made of an elastic and polyester material that is adhesively coupled to the inner surface of the unitary sock body and includes an upper edge terminating at and aligned with the upper terminal end of the unitary sock body;
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- a plurality of elastic protuberances each individually separated and directly coupled to the strip body, each extending a radially thickness of approximately 0.50 mm inwardly from the inner surface and into the sock cavity, continually spanning around a circumference of the inner surface, disposed in tightly spaced and uniform configuration with one another with each of the plurality of elastic protuberances spaced less than 5 mm of one another in both a vertical direction and a horizontal direction, and spanning less than 75 mm—from a point proximal to the upper terminal end.
A sock with internal gripping surface comprising:
- a unitary sock body of a flexible fabric material, with an upper terminal end defining an enclosed upper opening, with a distal end opposing the upper terminal end, and with an inner surface enclosing and defining a sock cavity spanning from the enclosed upper opening to the distal end;
- a strip body made of an elastic and polyester material that is coupled to the inner surface of the unitary sock body and includes an upper edge terminating at and aligned with the upper terminal end of the unitary sock body;
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- a plurality of elastic protuberances each individually separated and directly coupled to the strip body, each extending inwardly from the inner surface and into the sock cavity a thickness of 0.25-1.25 mm, continually spanning around a circumference of the inner surface, disposed in tightly spaced configuration less than 5 mm of one another, and spanning 35-45 mm from a point proximal to the upper terminal end.
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