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US 9,693,645 B1Granted
Shoe removal assist device
OwnerDalchand Harripersadinventor
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Abstract
The shoe removal assist device is a device that is adapted for use with shoes. The shoe removal assist device is a lever operated device that grips the heel of a shoe with a plurality of spikes. The plurality of spikes grip the shoe such that the shoe removal assist device holds the shoe in position and allows the wearer to remove their shoe from the foot. The shoe removal assist device is configured such that it can be operated from a standing position. The shoe removal assist device comprises a shoe grip, a shaft, and a handle.
Claims12
A device comprising:
- a shoe grip, a shaft, and a handle;
- wherein the device is adapted for use with a shoe;
- wherein the device is lever operated;
- wherein the device grips the heel of a shoe with a plurality of spikes;
- wherein the plurality of spikes grips the shoe such that the device holds the shoe in position and allows a wearer to remove the shoe from the foot;
- wherein the device is configured such that it can be operated from a standing position;
- wherein the shoe grip further comprises a base, a heel wall, the plurality of spikes, a plurality of spike holes, a spike plate, a linkage housing, and a spike plate wedge;
- wherein the base is the plate that sits on a support surface and upon which the shoe is placed;
- wherein the base is further defined with a curved end;
- wherein the heel wall projects perpendicularly away from the horizontal surface of the base around the curved end;
- wherein the heel wall has formed in it the plurality of spike holes;
- wherein the plurality of spikes and the spike plate is contained with the heel wall.
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