Weighted Shoe
OwnerJustin Dwight Moorer, Levorner Moorer, IIIinventors
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Abstract
An improved athletic or therapeutic footwear device having a group of two ridges separated by an arch in the sole there between. The footwear has either of two configurations: a staggered or partial sole cavity config or a uniform or transverse configuration. The staggered or partial sole configuration has cavities in alternating sides of the shoe sole down the ridge group. The uniform or transverse configuration has a proximal cavity near each ridge that passes from one side to another of all ridges thereby permitting maximum loading of weights or dummy plugs therein. A closing device ensures that weights or dummy plugs won't accidentally exit the cavities.
Claims16
An athletic footwear comprising:
- a shoe having side material and front and back materials integrated along edges thereof with
- a sole such that the sole has
- a set of two groups of ridges wherein each ridge in a group is separated from another ridge in the group by a depression there between and
- a ridge has a proximal cavity.
An exercise shoe comprising:
- a shoe having side material and front and back materials integrated along edges thereof with
- a sole such that the sole has
- a set of two groups of ridges wherein each ridge in a group is separated from another ridge in the group by a depression there between and
- each of the two groups of ridges is further subdivided by a right and left set of ridges thereby forming a total of four ridge sub-groups having a proximal cavity near at least one ridge thereof.
An article of clothing comprising:
- a shoe having side material and front and back materials integrated along edges thereof with
- a sole such that the sole has
- a set of two groups of ridges wherein each ridge in a group is separated from another ridge in the group by a depression there between and wherein each ridge has a proximal cavity therein.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.