Shoe tie system
AssigneeKris A. Pederson
InventorKris Pederson
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InventorKris Pederson
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The present invention relates to a shoe tie system and, more specifically, to a tie system capable of securing a shoe to a user's foot. The shoe tie system includes a mounting plate disposed for connecting to a shoe. The mounting plate has a first end and a second end and a pin is pivotally connected to the second end of the mounting plate. The first end of the mounting plate has an upper and lower end, between which a rotating apparatus revolvingly extends. A tie is disposed between the rotating apparatus and mounting plate and when the tie is pulled, the rotating apparatus revolves. The mounting plate and rotatable apparatus may each include bases having a plurality of notches. After pulling the tie, the notch located on the base of the rotatable apparatus connects with the notch of the mounting plate, thereby preventing further revolution of the rotatable apparatus.
A shoe tie system for allowing the simultaneous tightening of a shoe on an individual's foot by pulling a shoelace through the shoe tie system comprising:
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