Adhesive footwear
OwnerAdam Paul Crossinventor
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Abstract
This invention is a type of adhesive footwear for humans. The adhesive bond between the footwear and foot eliminates the need for shoestrings, Velcro, zippers, or any other type of fastening device. Unlike other types of footwear, the adhesive bond enables the footwear to remain in place and causes less discomfort when the foot becomes wet, sandy, or muddy. The footwear is precut into a shape that makes it capable of fitting several different sizes and types of feet. It is applied to the feet by stepping directly onto the adhesive side of the slip resistant material. Only the material needed will remain attached to the foot, making the footwear as light as possible.
Claims3
The use of adhesives to create a bond between a foot and a piece of material as a means of creating footwear for purposes other than bandaging wounds.
Precutting and/or shaping material as illustrated in (FIG. 2) for the purpose of making footwear capable of fitting several shoe sizes.
The method in which the footwear is applied as described.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.