Boots with quick release means
CA 1198282 A · Owner: Bell, Michael · Inventors: Bell, Michael
Overview
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Quick release means for a pair of footwear. The quick release means enables one to readily extract one's feet from the footwear without the use of one's hands. In that regard each, footwear of the pair includes a notch in the toe portion of the outsole and a projection extending generally upwardly from the heel portion. The removal of the footwear is accomplished when one positions his or her feet so that a portion of the outsole of one of said pair of footwear overlies the projection of the other of said pair, with the notch receiving the projection therein. This enables the wearer to readily extract one of his or her feet from one of the footwear. Obviously, to extract both feet the, …
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- Granted December 24, 1985. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended December 24, 2002.
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