Silly Solez
OwnerThomas Ellis Coghill, JR.inventor
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Abstract
The present invention is called Silly Solez. This device is a portion of the tread, sole, footwear top or footwear bottom which can easily be removed and then replaced. This device can be used on any type of footwear to print, imprint or mold with either side of the device. It can also be removed and used as a stamp. The present invention can be made with or without a resevoir to allow ink or dye to release and leave prints of the various designs. The present invention can also be used as a removable waterproof storage device on the top or the bottom of the sole of footwear.
Claims21
1) A device that is made to be a portion of a tread of any type of shoe or footwear, a sole of any type of footwear or the bottom or top of any type of footwear. Upon attachment, the device is able to print, imprint or mold when contact is made with an appropriate surface.
20) The method of use of the stamping device as a stamping device.
21) The method of use of the stamping device as a waterproof compartment for storage by inserting the device into or onto any portion of the footwear.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.