Mountain-climbing shoes with non skid instrument
OwnerSoon Sik Jang, Min Janginventors
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Loading patent…
OwnerSoon Sik Jang, Min Janginventors
Estimating the term…
Mountain-climbing shoes with a non skid instrument are constructed in such a way that two through-holes are formed in the width of the back base of each shoe. Combination holes for setting plates are positioned in both apertures of the through-hole. A screw rod and a fixation rod are provided. A skid prevention part is hinge-combined so as to be supported by the setting plates and is rotatable centering around a rotary shaft pin. An elastic plate having a prolonged hole is fixed onto one side face of the skid prevention part. A fixation body is set on the elastic plate so that the fixation body is movable along the elastic plate. A flute is formed on both side faces of the fixation body and is combined with a protrusion. The fixation pin is inserted into and is fixed to a combination groove or a release groove formed in a righted-angle flute shape on both sides of the setting plate.
A pair of mountain-climbing shoes, each said shoe of said pair having a back heel base and a front sole base, said back heel base being higher than said front sole base, and each said shoe comprising:
A pair of mountain-climbing shoes, each said shoe of said pair having a heel, each said shoe comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.