Pedicure sandal

Abstract

A pedicure sandal employs a base formed of a resilient elastomeric material, the base inclusive of a cushioned upper surface thereof, a toe-separating structure, and a bottom surface for providing ground and floor resistance against slippage. The sandal more particularly defines an outer perimeter of the base generally shaped to accommodate a human foot, in which the perimeter includes a bulge at an anterior lateral region which is adjacent to the lateral-most or small toe of the foot of a user. The toe-separating structure includes three flexible elastomeric vertical substantially T-shaped posts, each of which include a plug-like bottom end for engagement with the bottom surface of the sandal, a toe-separating elongate neck, integral with the bottom end of each post, and proportioned for engagement with vertical toe-positioning channels within said sandal base, and a flat upper surface, integral to the neck, having a primary axis substantially transverse to a directionality of separations between adjacent pair of toes that each respective elongate neck separates from each other. The axis of the upper surface exhibits a length sufficient to more than a bridge the separation between pairs of toes.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.