US2017049181A1PendingUtilityA1
Boots with integrated firearm holster
Est. expiryAug 19, 2035(~9.1 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Nathan B. Deters
A43B 3/02A43B 1/0081A43B 3/0031F41C 33/0209F41C 33/041F41C 33/048
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Abstract
Disclosed is a boot with an integrated holster for carrying a firearm. The boot is constructed of leather, nylon fabric or other material and can be any type of boot. The holster can be constructed of leather, nylon fabric or any other material and allows for the concealed carry of a firearm on the wearer's ankle or lower leg. The holster is not detachable from the boot.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A footwear article comprising a boot with a holster for carrying a firearm integrated and made a part of the boot by means of a backing material and not detachable from the boot.
2 . The footwear article of claim 1 , wherein said boot is a combat boot, hiking boot, construction boot, hunter's boot, work boot, cowboy boot or any article of footwear that covers the whole foot and at least part of the lower leg.
3 . The footwear article of claim 1 wherein said boot is composed of a material selected from the group consisting of but not limited to: leather, rubber, microfiber, plastic, nylon, metal, fabric, or any combination of said materials.
4 . The holster article of claim 1 being integrated as a part of the boot is composed of a material from the group consisting of but not limited to: leather, rubber, microfiber, plastic, nylon, metal, fabric, or any combination of said materials.
5 . The holster article of claim 1 is integrated into the boot by means of a backing material that is attached to the holster by being sewn with thread, attached with rivets or fixed with glue.
6 . The holster backing material of claim 1 is composed of a material consisting of but not limited to: leather, rubber, microfiber, plastic, nylon, metal, fabric, or any combination of said materials.
7 . The holster backing material of claim 1 is integrated into the boot during the manufacturing process and made an integral part of the boot by sewing with thread, attaching with rivets or fixed with glue.
8 . The holster backing material of claim 1 and the holster of claim 1 can be added to the boot at the end of the boot manufacturing process as a separate stage in the manufacturing process.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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