Shoe cover
OwnerJacob Pang, Adrian Taninventors
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Abstract
A shoe cover for a shoe, the shoe cover comprising a lower periphery having a strip of projections and a slider with a tab. A first edge extends from one end of the lower periphery has a strip of projections and a slider with a tab. A second edge extends from another end of the lower periphery also has a strip of projections. The first and second edges are reversibly fastenable by pulling the slider along the strips of projections of the first and second edges. The strip of projections on the lower periphery is reversibly fastenable to a strip of projections on a shoe. The tabs on the sliders are interlockable where the sliders are pulled to the end of the strips of projections.
Claims12
A shoe cover for a shoe said shoe cover comprising:
- a lower periphery having a strip of projections and a slider with a tab;
- a first edge extending from one end of the lower periphery having a strip of projections and a slider with a tab;
- a second edge extending from another end of the lower periphery having a strip of projections;
- wherein
- the first and second edges are reversibly fastenable by pulling the slider along the strips of projections of the first edge and the second edge;
- the strip of projections on the lower periphery is reversibly fastenable to a strip of projections on a shoe;
- and
- the tabs on each slider are interlockable where the sliders are pulled to the end of the strips of projections
A shoe cover and shoe assembly comprising:
- a lower periphery of the shoe cover having a strip of projections;
- a first edge of the shoe cover extending from one end of the lower periphery having a strip of projections and a slider with a tab;
- a second edge of the shoe cover extending from another end of the lower periphery having a strip of projections;
- a strip of projections circumventing the shoe having a slider with a tab;
- wherein
- the strip of projections on the lower periphery of the shoe cover is reversibly fastened to a strip of projections on the shoe by pulling along the strips of projections of the shoe cover and the shoe;
- the first and second edges are reversibly fastened by pulling the slider along the strips of projections of the first edge and the second edge;
- and
- each slider is held in position by interlocking of the tabs on each slider where the sliders are pulled to the end of the strips of projections.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.