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Frontal sole exercise device

  • US 5,461,799 A
  • Filed: 08/30/1993
  • Issued: 10/31/1995
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/20/1993
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A frontal sole exercise device for removably coupling to footwear, the footwear having an outsole, a heel, a vamp, a backstay, and a tip, the device comprising:

  • a platform having a semi-circular-like shaped wall, the wall defining a footbed for receiving the outsole of the footwear, the platform of sufficient thickness for elevating the heel off the ground;

    a Y-shaped strap attached to the platform, one end of the Y-shaped strap attached to the platform for a frontal coincidence with the tip of the footwear and a front tip of the platform, ends opposite the one end of the Y-shaped strap being positioned on opposite sides of the footwear with the one end of the Y-shaped strap being directly adjacent to an exterior surface of the wall;

    two lower anchor straps disposed apart from one another being attached to the platform, the two lower anchor straps being positioned on opposite sides of the footwear;

    a K-shaped strap, a first two ends of the K-shaped strap for attachment to the ends opposite the one end of Y-shaped strap, a second two ends of the K-shaped strap for attachment to respective ends of the two lower anchor straps, the K-shaped strap being positioned around the back stay and along opposite sides of the footwear;

    two securing straps attached on opposite sides of the footbed and adjacent to the wall, the two securing straps being positioned on opposite sides and on top of the footwear; and

    a plurality of means for attaching the first two ends of the K-shaped strap to the ends opposite the one end of the Y-shaped strap, for attaching the second two ends of the K-shaped strap for attachment to the respective ends of the two lower anchor straps, and for attaching ends of the securing straps to one another;

    the Y-shaped strap attached to the platform and to the K-shaped strap for limiting displacement of the tip from the wall owing to rearward movement of the footwear.

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