Interlocking Modular Footwear System
Abstract
The present invention consist of a securely fitted sock/stocking/bootie permanently attached to an insole and fitted with strategically located “attachment” devices that when engaged with counterparts, located within the footwear, “lock” into place—providing a secure and stable assembly that prevents (and/or controls) the foot from slipping, sliding, rising, rotating or otherwise moving within, and relative too, the footwear. Additional features and “attachment ” devices allow for the incorporation of other components such as orthopedic devices and wraps, protective shields, electronics, reflectors(safety features) and decorative elements.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed:
1 . An Interlocking Modular Footwear System (can be applied to most types of footwear or comprise the basis for the development of completely new embodiments) will restrain the differential movements of the foot within (and relative too) the footwear, such as, sliding, rising and rotating that cause blistering and other medical complications and conditions related to these movements and the position and the fit of the foot relative to the footwear.
2 . The System will promote a more secure and stable fit with greater feedback and a sense of the shoe being an “extension of the body” with an enhanced feeling that the shoe is a “part of the foot.”
3 . The System will incorporate “attachment devices” and certain special modifications allowing for the attachment and incorporation of various modular components including, but not limited too, orthotic and orthopedic devices, wraps and braces, protective covers or shields, reflectors, and electronic elements such as lighting , fans, GPS, monitoring devices, etc.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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