Shoe lace
OwnerAntoinette Trickerinventor
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Abstract
A shoe lace including a wired cord 3 fixed to a conventional end piece 5 at one end and a buckle or anchoring device 1 incorporating two holes 2 at the other. The lace is threaded across the shoe between two opposite eyelets only and fastened either by being twisted around the buckle 1 or by being threaded through the two holes 2 on the buckle 1, the number of laces used to tie the shoe being a matter of personal preference. Preferably the buckle 1 is made of a light plastic material but it can be made of metal or wood or any other suitable material or be of any shape or design.
Claims2
A shoe lace comprising a cord stiffened with soft wire, a conventional end piece at one end and a buckle or anchoring device incorporating two holes at the other, which one end and conventional end piece are not threaded through all eyelets on a shoe, but are adapted only to be threaded through a first eyelet on a shoe and are then threaded through a second opposite eyelets on the shoe, the one end then being secured to the buckle or anchoring device by being twisted therearound or by being threaded through the two holes in the buckle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.