Sandal with Self-Anchoring Sole Structure
OwnerRobert Griffininventor
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Abstract
The self-anchoring sole structure of the present invention offers the consumer the ability to construct a variety of style, color, material, and design options by means of a customizable sandal system, comprising a sole having a top surface, a bottom surface, a toe portion and a heel portion, a channel around an exterior perimeter of the sole, and a plurality of bridges spaced around the exterior perimeter of the sole which extend across the channel, wherein the channel and the plurality of bridges are dimensioned to allow a length of material to be passed through.
Claims20
A customizable sandal system, comprising:
- a sole having,
- a top surface and a bottom surface, and
- a toe portion and a heel portion;
- a channel around an exterior perimeter of the sole;
- and
- a plurality of bridges spaced around the exterior perimeter of the sole which extend across the channel;
- wherein the channel and the plurality of bridges are dimensioned to allow a length of material to be passed through.
A customizable sandal system, comprising:
- a sole having,
- a top surface and a bottom surface, and
- a toe portion and a heel portion;
- a channel around an exterior perimeter of the sole;
- a plurality of bridges spaced around the exterior perimeter of the sole which extend across the channel;
- a plurality of tunnels extending from the channel to the top surface of the sole;
- and
- a length of material passable through the channel and under all or some of the bridges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.