US 2008/0184591 A1Published application

Shoe cover with replaceable skidproof components

OwnerFeng-Cheng Changinventor

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Abstract

A shoe cover with a replaceable skidproof component comprises a shoe cover, a plurality of skidproof bases, and a plurality of replaceable skidproof components. The shoe cover is integrally formed of elastic and ductile material and extends upwardly from a front edge and a rear edge to form a front cover-stopping portion and a rear cover-stopping portion. The front and the rear cover-stopping portions have a plurality of openings that form at least two stopping pieces. A containing space is formed between the shoe cover and the two cover-stopping portions. The skidproof bases are buried in a bottom of the shoe cover. The replaceable skidproof components are mutually locked to the skidproof bases. The shoe cover with replaceable skidproof components provides a simple structure, easy usage, and is inexpensive to produce.

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Dependent claims

A shoe cover with a replaceable skidproof component, comprising:

a shoe cover upwardly extending from a front edge and a rear edge thereof to separately form a front cover-stopping portion and a rear cover-stopping portion, the front cover-stopping portion and the rear cover-stopping portion separately having a plurality of openings to make the front cover-stopping portion and the rear cover-stopping portion form at least two stopping pieces, and a containing space formed between the shoe cover and the two cover-stopping portions;
a plurality of skidproof bases separately disposed on a bottom of the shoe cover, the skidproof bases separately having a buried portion and a first locking portion, and the buried portions buried in the shoe cover and the first locking portion exposed to the shoe cover, and
a plurality of replaceable skidproof components separately having a second locking portion and a contacting portion, and the second locking portions mutually locked to the first locking portions.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.