Leisure shoe
OwnerAndrew Curran Dawsoninventor
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Abstract
Described is a shoe (10) including an upper member (12) attached to a bottom sole member (14), the upper member (12) has a opening (16) therein in which is located a foot securing member (18) and a decorative tongue member (24), which decorative tongue member is fixedly attached at a first end (26) to the opening in the upper member, and a distal end (25) of the decorative tongue member which is unattached to the upper member.
Claims20
A shoe comprising an upper member attached to a bottom sole member where the upper member has an opening therein in which is located a foot securing member, and a decorative member, where the decorative member includes a first end and an unattached distal end;
- where the decorative member further includes a sufficient degree of rigidity;
- where the foot securing member is located beneath the decorative member and is joined to the shoe proximate to the opening in the upper member;
- where the decorative member is located above the foot securing member and is only joined to the shoe proximate to the opening and a front portion of the upper member at the first end, where the unattached distal end extends upward and aback from the first end and remains unattached from the upper member, where the decorative member has the sufficient degree of rigidity to remain in an upward and aback position with respect to the remainder of the shoe upper and remain close to the upper portion of the shoe during usage of the shoe;
- whereby a pant leg of a wearer can rest behind the unattached distal end, during usage of the shoe, to help the decorative member stand out from the rest of the shoe.
A shoe comprising an upper member attached to a bottom sole member where the upper member has an opening therein in which is located a first tongue, a second tongue, and a closure mechanism;
- where the first tongue is located beneath the closure mechanism and beneath the second tongue and is attached to the shoe proximate to the opening in the upper member;
- where the second tongue includes a first end and an unattached distal end;
- where the second tongue further includes a sufficient degree of rigidity;
- where at least a portion of the second tongue is located beneath the closure mechanism and above the first tongue, where the second tongue is attached to the shoe proximate to the opening and a front portion of the upper member at the first end, where the second tongue extends upward and aback from the first end to the unattached distal end;
- where the second tongue has the sufficient degree of rigidity to remain in an upward and aback position with respect to the remainder of the shoe upper and remain close to the upper portion of the shoe during usage of the shoe;
- whereby a pant leg of a wearer can rest behind the unattached distal end, during usage of the shoe, to help the second tongue stand out from the rest of the shoe.
A shoe comprising an upper member attached to a bottom sole member where the upper member has an opening therein in which is located a foot securing member, a closure mechanism, and a decorative member, where the decorative member includes a first end and an unattached distal end, and where the decorative member further includes a sufficient degree of rigidity;
- where the foot securing member is located beneath the decorative member and beneath the closure mechanism and is joined to the shoe proximate to the opening in the upper member;
- where the decorative member is joined to the shoe proximate to the opening and a front portion of the upper member at the first end, where the unattached distal end extends upward and aback from the first end, where the decorative member has the sufficient degree of rigidity to remain in an upward and aback position with respect to the remainder of the shoe upper and remain close to the upper portion of the shoe during usage of the shoe;
- whereby a pant leg of a wearer can rest behind the unattached distal end, during usage of the shoe, to help the decorative member stand out from the rest of the shoe.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.