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US 2024/0148113 A1Published application
Air bladder for shoe
AssigneePrssv LLC
InventorsTobias Levine, Nico Tramontana, Charlie Lepera
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AssigneePrssv LLC
InventorsTobias Levine, Nico Tramontana, Charlie Lepera
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Exemplary embodiments of an air bladder are provided that is configured to retain the shape of a front toe portion of a shoe. For example, an air bladder for a shoe is provided, including a top portion, a bottom portion, a central body having a hollow interior configured to be inflated, the central body shaped to conform to a front toe portion of a shoe, a recess provided at a lower portion of the central body diving the central body, a middle portion having a bottom portion fluidly connected with the top portion of the central body narrower than the central body, and a top wing portion fluidly connected to the top of the middle portion that is wider than the middle portion. A shoe insert can also be provided to which the air bladder can be secured to.
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An air bladder having a hollow interior configured to be inflated, in combination with a rigid insert adapted to support said air bladder, said air bladder and rigid insert combination being removably received in a shoe to retain the shape of the front portion of the shoe when the shoe is not in use.
An air bladder having a hollow interior configured to be inflated, said air bladder being adapted to be received in a shoe to retain the shape of the front portion of the shoe when the shoe is not in use, wherein said air bladder has a front portion comprising a recess defined by substantially parallel sides dividing said front portion of said air blades.
An air bladder having a hollow interior configured to be inflated, said air bladder being adapted to be removably received in a shoe when the shoe is not in use, said air bladder having a body with a front portion comprising a recess dividing said front portion of said bladder, wherein said recess comprises an opening which terminates within said front portion of said air bladder, said body having an exterior side including an outwardly extending portion connected to an inwardly extending portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.