Shoe lace arrangement with fastener
OwnerJacques Lecouturierinventor
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Abstract
A shoe lace arrangement having a fastener (10), goes from a hole attachment (22) on one flap of the shoe to a groove (12) on lever (11) on the opposite flap. The lever rotates an oblong pin (27) inside a stationary oblong aperture (26). In the lever closed position, the pointed portion of oblong pin (27) becomes engaged in the oblong portion of aperture (26) locking the lever in its closed position. Upward pull on the lever dislodges the aperture (26) from its locked position. The lace is disengaged from grove 12 to widely open the shoe frontal opening (18).
Claims2
A shoe lace arrangement where the lace goes from a hole attachment means on one flap to a groove attachment means on the opposite flap;
- further comprises a hinged lace fastener having:
- 1) a rotating lever integral with a lace attachment means,
- 2) an aperture having an oblong cross section forming a pointed portion, at the fulcrum of said lever,
- 3) a plate with a vertical flange supporting a stationary pin having an oblong cross section forming a pointed portion,
- whereby said pointed portion of said pin when engaged into said pointed portion of said aperture by downward rotation of said lever, locks said lever in its closed position,
- and whereby said oblong aperture can be subsequently rotated against said oblong pin when said lever is steadily pulled upward to open said fastener.
A shoe lace arrangement where the lace goes from a hole attachment means on one flap to a groove attachment means on the opposite flap, and further comprising a hinged lace fastener having:
- 1) a rotating lever integral with a lace attachment means,
- 2) a pin having an oblong cross section forming a pointed portion, at the fulcrum of said lever,
- 3) a plate with a vertical flange supporting a stationary aperture having an oblong cross section forming a pointed portion,
- whereby said pointed portion of said pin when engaged into said pointed portion of said aperture by downward rotation of said lever, locks said lever in its closed position,
- and whereby said oblong pin can be subsequently rotated within said oblong aperture, when said lever is steadily pulled upward to open said fastener.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.