Pant leg securing device with outer display that attaches to footwear
OwnerJohnny W. Lambinventor
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Abstract
A device that when attached to footwear supports the lower rear area of a pant legs excess length. The device includes a generally horizontal lower body and a upright upper body. The device further includes an outer surface that positions the outer rear display of footwear in a manner that prevents a pant legs lower rear excess length from obscuring the outer rear display of footwear.
Claims2
We claim our invention is a device that when joined to footwear supports the lower rear excess length of a pant leg comprising:
- (a) a generally horizontal lower body that serves as a floor for said lower rear excess length of a pant leg, and
- (b) an upright upper body that serves as an outer wall preventing said lower rear excess length of a pant leg from falling off said generally horizontal lower body,
- whereby when said device is joined to said footwear a space is created where said lower rear excess length of a pant leg can be inserted into said space preventing said lower rear excess length of a pant leg from contact with the ground and thus eliminating the resulting damage.
A device that when joined to footwear would improve the ability to view the outer rear display of footwear when pant legs with excess length are worn comprising:
- (a) a general horizontal lower body that serves as a floor for said lower rear excess length of said pant legs
- (b) an upright upper body with an inner surface that prevents said lower rear excess length of said pant leg from falling off said horizontal lower body
- (c) said upright upper body having an outer surface that serves as an area for said outer rear display of said footwear to be placed whereby when said device is joined to said footwear a space is created where said lower rear excess length of pant leg can be inserted into said space preventing said lower rear excess length of said pant leg from obscuring said outer rear display of said footwear.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.