US2003126768A1PendingUtilityA1
Carrier affixed to footwear
Priority: Jan 8, 2002Filed: Jan 8, 2002Published: Jul 10, 2003
Est. expiryJan 8, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Douglas Hutt
A45C 1/04A43C 7/00A45C 2001/022A43B 3/0031
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Abstract
A carrier for carrying personal items on a shoe. The carrier is preferably affixed to a top portion of the shoe by interlacing shoe laces of the shoe through eyelets located on a bottom surface of the carrier. The carrier includes a closeable opening leading to an interior of the carrier. The carrier can carry small personal items such as keys and money. The carrier may also include a secondary pocket for holding additional personal items such as pens or pencils.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . An apparatus for carrying personal items on a shoe comprising:
a carrier for storing personal items within an interior of said carrier, said carrier being positioned on a top portion of the shoe; a closeable opening located on an edge of said carrier, said opening leading into the interior of said carrier; and means for affixing said carrier to the shoe.
2 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 further comprising a secondary pocket affixed to an outer surface of said carrier.
3 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 2 wherein the secondary pocket is sized and shaped to accommodate a writing instrument.
4 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 wherein the means for affixing said carrier to a shoe includes affixing a plurality of eyelets to a bottom side of said carrier and interlacing shoe laces of the shoe through the eyelets to hold the carrier against the shoe.
5 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 wherein said means for affixing said carrier to a shoe includes said carrier having a plurality of flaps extending from sides of said carrier and being wrapped around a bottom portion of the shoe.
6 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 5 wherein the flaps are tied together under the bottom portion of the shoe.
7 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 5 wherein a first flap includes a hook strip and a second flap includes a pile strip, the first flap is affixed to the second flap by positioning the pile strip over the hook strip.
8 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 wherein the closeable opening is a zipper.
9 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 wherein said closeable opening includes a pile strip affixed to a first side of said opening and a hook strip affixed to a second side of said opening; said pile strip being positioned on the hook strip to close said opening.
10 . The apparatus for carrying personal items of claim 1 wherein said means for affixing said carrier to the shoe includes a flap extending from the carrier, the flap being positioned under shoe laces of the shoe.
11 . An apparatus for carrying personal items on a shoe comprising:
a carrier for storing personal items within an interior of said carrier, said carrier being positioned on a top portion of the shoe; a closeable opening positioned on an edge of said carrier, said opening leading into the interior of said carrier; a secondary pocket affixed to an outer surface of said carrier; and a plurality of eyelets located on a bottom side of said carrier; whereby shoe laces of the shoe are thread through the eyelets to hold said carrier against the shoe.
12 . A system for carrying personal items comprising:
a shoe; a carrier for storing personal items within an interior of the carrier, said carrier being positioned on a top portion of the shoe; a closeable opening positioned on an edge of said carrier, said opening leading into the interior of said carrier; and means for affixing said carrier to a shoe.
13 . The system for carrying personal items of claim 12 wherein:
said shoe includes a shoelace; and
said carrier includes a plurality of eyelets located on a bottom side of the carrier, said shoe laces being thread through the plurality of eyelets to affix said carrier to the shoe.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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