Athletic shoe cleaner
OwnerWilliam A. Jollyinventor
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Abstract
An athletic shoe cleaner for cleaning a shoe bottom, especially the bottom of a shoe having non-metal spikes. The athletic shoe cleaner includes a cleaning surface having a plurality of spaced apart rods, wherein each of the plurality of spaced apart rods is formed from a semi-rigid material. In the preferred embodiment, the cleaner includes a flexible base for supporting the rods and permitting the cleaner to be mounted to a surface such as a fender of a golf cart. Also, in the preferred embodiment, the base is generally round and the plurality of spaced apart rods are arranged in an overlapping and radially symmetrical fashion with respect to the center of the cleaner with the height of each of the plurality of spaced apart rods increasing from the outer edge to the center.
Claims23
A vehicle having a shoe cleaner mounted thereto, said shoe cleaner for cleaning a shoe bottom, said shoe cleaner including a cleaning surface comprised of a plurality of spaced apart rods, wherein the plurality of spaced apart rods is arranged in a plurality of concentric circumferential rows centered about a central point of the cleaner, and wherein the plurality of rods in each of said circumferential rows is radially offset from the plurality of rods in each adjacent circumferential row and a base having a generally flat bottom surface for supporting said rods, said bottom surface providing an attachment for said athletic shoe cleaner to be directly mounted to said vehicle.
A vehicle having a shoe cleaner mounted thereto, said shoe cleaner for cleaning a shoe bottom, said shoe cleaner comprising:
- (a) a cleaning surface comprised of a plurality of spaced apart rods, wherein the plurality of spaced apart rods is arranged in plurality of concentric circumferential rows centered about a central point of the cleaner and wherein the plurality of rods in each of said concentric circumferential row is radially offset from the plurality of rods in each adjacent concentric circumferential row and wherein each of the plurality of spaced apart rods is comprised of a semi-rigid material;
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- (b) a base having a generally flat bottom surface for supporting said rods, said bottom surface providing an attachment for said shoe cleaner to be directly mounted to said vehicle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.