Weight for attachment to a piece of footwear
OwnerMichael TANEVinventor
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Abstract
A weight for attachment to a piece footwear comprises a first weighted member having a plurality of holes defined therethrough. The plurality of holes are arranged along a length of the weighted member.
Claims23
A weight for attachment to a piece footwear, the weight comprising:
- a) a first weighted member having a plurality of holes defined therethrough, the plurality of holes arranged along a length of the weighted member.
A weight for attachment to a piece of footwear, the piece of footwear having a first plurality of lace-holes on an outer side of the piece of footwear, a second plurality of lace-holes on an inner side of the piece of footwear, and at least one lace threadable through the lace holes, the weight comprising:
- a) a first weighted strip removably securable to the outer side of the piece of footwear, the first weighted strip having a first plurality of holes defined therethrough, the first plurality of holes arranged along a length of the first strip and at least some of the first plurality of holes arranged to align with the first plurality of lace-holes to thereby be removably securable to the piece of footwear by the lace;
- and:
- b) a second weighted strip removably securable to the inner side of the piece of footwear, the second weighted strip having a second plurality of holes defined therethrough, the second plurality of holes arranged along a length of the second strip, and at least some of the second plurality of holes arranged to align with the second plurality of lace-holes to thereby be removably securable to the piece of footwear by the laces
A method for applying a weight to a piece of footwear, the piece of footwear comprising a first plurality of lace-holes on an outer side of the piece of footwear, and a second plurality of lace-holes on an inner side of the piece of footwear, the method comprising:
- a) applying a first weighted member to the outer side of the piece of footwear;
- b) applying a second weighted member to the inner side of the piece of footwear;
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- c) securing the first weighted member to the outer side of the piece of footwear and securing the second weighted member to the inner side of the piece of footwear.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.