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US 9,516,915 B2Granted
Foot pad
OwnerYuliya Zhurbainventor
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Abstract
In described embodiments, the invention provides a foot pad having a generally planar substrate having a medial side and a lateral side and an upper surface extending between the medial side and the lateral side. A first toe loop extends upwardly from the medial side. The first toe loop has a first size. A second toe loop extends upwardly from the lateral side. The second toe loop has a second size, smaller than the first size. A third toe loop extends upwardly between the first toe loop and the second toe loop. The third toe loop is smaller than the first toe loop.
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A foot pad comprising:
- a generally planar substrate having a medial side, a lateral side, an anterior portion, and a posterior portion;
- an upper surface of the substrate extending between the medial side, the lateral side, the anterior portion, and the posterior portion;
- a first toe loop extending upwardly from the medial side with a first edge, the first toe loop having a first size and being adapted to fit a big toe;
- a second toe loop extending upwardly from the lateral side with a second edge, the second toe loop having a second size and being adapted to fit a pinky toe, smaller than the first size;
- a third toe loop extending upwardly between the first toe loop and the second toe loop, the third toe loop having a third edge, and the third toe loop being smaller than the first toe loop and being adapted sized to fit a fourth toe;
- wherein the substrate further comprises the anterior portion having an anterior edge and the posterior portion having a posterior edge;
- and wherein the first edge, the second edge, the third edge, the anterior edge, and the posterior edge together form a continuous edge.
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A foot pad comprising:
- a generally planar substrate having a medial side, a lateral side, an anterior portion, and a posterior portion;
- an upper surface of the substrate extending between the medial side, the lateral side, the anterior portion, and the posterior portion;
- a first toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate proximal to the medial side and having a first edge, the first toe loop having a first size;
- a second toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate proximal to the lateral side and having a second edge, the second toe loop having a second size, smaller than the first size;
- and a third toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate between the first toe loop and the second toe loop, the third toe loop having a third edge, and the third toe loop having a third size, smaller than the first size;
- wherein the substrate further comprises the anterior portion having an anterior edge and the posterior portion having a posterior edge;
- and wherein the first edge, the second edge, the third edge, the anterior edge, and the posterior edge together form a continuous edge.
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A foot pad comprising:
- a generally planar substrate having a medial side, a lateral side, an anterior portion, and a posterior portion;
- an upper surface of the substrate extending between the medial side, the lateral side, the anterior portion, and the posterior portion;
- a first toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate and having a first edge, the first toe loop having a first size adapted to fit a big toe;
- a second toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate and having a second edge, the second toe loop having a second size adapted to fit a pinky toe, smaller than the first size;
- a third toe loop extending anteriorly of the substrate between the first toe loop and the second toe loop, the third toe loop having a third edge, and the third toe loop having a size adapted to fit a fourth toe;
- wherein the substrate further comprises the anterior portion having an anterior edge and the posterior portion having a posterior edge;
- and wherein the first edge, the second edge, the third edge, the anterior edge, and the posterior edge together form a continuous edge.
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