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US 2010/0059957 A1Published application
Interlocking shoe structure
OwnerRonald L. Haskellinventor
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Abstract
A system for attaching a shoe to a skateboard is described. An interlocking structure attached to the shoe substantially prevents vertical and/or lateral movement of the shoe in relation the skateboard when the interlocking structure is pressed against another interlocking structure. The interlocking structures may register in a plurality of vertical and/or lateral positions. One or both of the interlocking structures may comprise a plurality of protrusions of a pointed or rounded shape.
Claims30
A system for attaching a shoe to a skateboard, comprising:
- a shoe comprising a first interlock structure on an outer portion of the shoe;
- and
- a skateboard having a top and a bottom and comprising a second interlock structure extending upward from the top of the skateboard, wherein the second interlock structure is configured to substantially prevent vertical movement, lateral movement, or both, of the shoe in relation to the skateboard when the first interlock structure is transversely pressed against the second interlock structure,
- wherein the first interlock structure and the second interlock structure can register in a plurality of lateral or a plurality of vertical positions, and
- wherein the first or second interlock structure comprises a plurality of protrusions.
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An interlocking shoe, comprising:
- a shoe having a first interlock structure attached to an outer portion thereof that comprises a plurality of protrusions,
- wherein the first interlock structure is configured to substantially prevent vertical movement or to prevent lateral movement of the shoe in relation to a second interlock structure when the first interlock structure is transversely pressed against the second interlock structure, and
- wherein the first interlock structure and the second interlock structure can register in a plurality of lateral positions or vertical positions.
An interlocking skateboard, comprising:
- one or more wheels attached to a bottom of the skateboard;
- and
- a first interlock structure extending upward from a top of the skateboard and comprising a plurality of protrusions,
- wherein the first interlock structure is configured to substantially prevent vertical or lateral movement of the skateboard in relation to a second interlock structure when the second interlock structure is transversely pressed against the first interlock structure, and
- wherein the second interlock structure and the first interlock structure register in a plurality of lateral or vertical positions.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.