Sandal with Detachable Footcover
OwnerPaul George Finainventor
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Abstract
Provided is a sandal, which includes a base, where the base has a top surface upon which a human foot rests and a periphery defining a peripheral heel end, a peripheral toe end, a longitudinal extent measured from the heel end to the toe end, and first and second opposed peripheral sides. Further, the first peripheral side has at least one base attachment and the second peripheral side having at least one base attachment. The sandal also includes a foot cover which is selectively detachable from the base, such that the cover includes at least one cover attachment which receives the at least one base attachment on the first peripheral side, and at least one cover attachment which receives the at least base attachment on the second peripheral side.
Claims20
A sandal, comprising:
- a base, comprising:
- a top surface upon which a human foot rests;
- a periphery defining a peripheral heel end, a peripheral toe end, a longitudinal extent measured from said heel end to said toe end, and first and second opposed peripheral sides, said first peripheral side having at least one base attachment and said second peripheral side having at least one base attachment;
- a foot cover sandals which includes a planar surface with a first terminal edge and a second terminal edge, selectively detachable from said base, comprising:
- at least one cover attachment which receives said at least one base attachment on said first peripheral side;
- and
- at least one cover attachment which receives said at least one base attachment on said second peripheral side.
A selectively detachable foot cover for sandals which includes a planar surface with a first terminal edge and a second terminal edge, comprising:
- a body;
- a main planar surface of said body extending between said first and second terminal edges;
- at least one cover attachment defined proximate said first terminal edge;
- and
- at least one cover attachment defined proximate said second terminal edge.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.