Golf shoe cleat brush
OwnerDean Jeffery Thompsoninventor
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Abstract
An attachment for fastening a brush to a shoe having a sole. The attachment having a disk-like flange for fitting in a snug and gripping manner against the shoe's sole. This flange having a bottom surface opposite an upper surface. Extending down from the bottom surface are a number of bristles for supplying brushing surface for brushing an object. Extending up from the center of the upper surface is a threaded stud for removably attaching the attachment to the shoe.
Claims5
A shoe attachment enabling a shoe to be used as a cleaning instrument, said shoe attachment comprising a number of flexible bristles attaching to and extending generally downwards from the sole of said shoe.
A brush attachment adapted for attachment to a golf shoe, said brush attachment comprising:
- a disk-like flange, said flange having an upper surface configured for attachment to and placement underneath and in contact with a sole of said golf shoe, said flange further having an opposing bottom surface;
- a plurality of bristles, said bristles extending from said bottom surface, said bristles for cleaning a surface, and
- a fastener, said fastener extending from said upper surface, said fastener for removably attaching said brush attachment to said golf shoe.
A removable athletic shoe attachment for use with an athletic shoe having a sole, comprising:
- a disk-like flange for fitting in a snug and gripping manner against said shoe sole, said flange having a bottom surface opposite an upper surface;
- a plurality of bristles, said bristles extending down from said bottom surface, said bristles for supplying brushing surface for brushing an object;
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- a threaded stud, said threaded stud integrally formed with and extending up from a center of said upper surface, said threaded stud for removably attaching said disk-like flange to said athletic shoe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.