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US 2006/0230637 A1Published application
Pedicure boot
AssigneeTres Chicas, LLC
InventorDeanna Kipnes
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to a pedicure boot having a forward end of an upper member detachably secured to the forward end of the sole member to enable the toes of the user to be exposed and then covered as needed without having the forward end of the upper member detached from the pedicure boot.
Claims10
A pedicure boot comprising:
- a) a sole member having a forward end;
- b) an upper member operatively engaged to the sole member to form a foot receiving space, said upper member having a forward end releasably engageable to the forward end of the sole member while a remaining portion of the upper member remains engaged to the sole member, said forward end of the upper member being movable from a first position in engagement with the forward end of the sole member to a second position disengaged from the forward end of the sole member to thereby expose a toe portion of a user's foot;
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- c) a first attachment means for releasably engaging the forward end of the upper member to the forward end of the sole member in said first position.
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A pedicure boot comprising:
- a) a sole member having a forward end and a side portion;
- b) an upper member operatively engaged to the sole member to form a foot receiving space, said upper member having a forward end and a side portion releasably engageable to the forward end and side portion of the sole member while a remaining portion of the upper member remains engaged to the sole member said forward end of the upper member being movable from a first position in engagement with the forward end of the sole member to a second position disengaged from the forward end of the sole member to thereby expose a toe portion of the user's foot;
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- c) first attachment means for releasably engaging the forward end and the side portion of the upper member to the forward end and side portion of the sole member in said first position.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.