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Title: US5255452: Method and means for creating anti-gravity illusion
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Jackson, Michael J.; Los Angeles, CA
Bush, Michael L.; Hollywood, CA
Tompkins, Dennis; Hollywood, CA

Assignee: Triumph International, Inc., Los Angeles, CA
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Published / Filed: 1993-10-26 / 1992-06-29

Application Number: US1992000905479

IPC Code: Advanced: A43B 3/00; B64G 6/00;
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IPC-7: A43B 3/00; A43B 5/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 036/113; 036/001; 036/080; 036/132; 036/136;
Original: 036/113; 036/001; 036/136; 036/080; 036/132;

Field of Search: 036/001,80,103,113,114,131,132,136 482/070,71,105

Priority Number:
1992-06-29  US1992000905479

Abstract: A system for allowing a shoe wearer to lean forwardly beyond his center of gravity by virtue of wearing a specially designed pair of shoes which will engage with a hitch member movably projectable through a stage surface. The shoes have a specially designed heel slot which can be detachably engaged with the hitch member by simply sliding the shoe wearer's foot forward, thereby engaging with the hitch member.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Drucker & Sommers ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Meyers, Steven N.; Patterson, M. Denise

Maintenance Status: E3 Expired  Check current status

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First Claim:
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I claim:     1. A system for engaging shoes with a hitch mans to permit a person standing on a stage surface to lean forwardly beyond his or her center of gravity, comprising:
  • at least one shoe having a heel with a first engagement means, said first engagement means comprising a recess formed in a heel of said shoe covered with a heel slot plane located at a bottom region of said heel, said heel slot plate having a slot formed therein with a relatively wide opening at a leading edge of said heel and a narrower terminal end rearward of said leading edge, said recess being larger in size above said terminal end of said slot than is said terminal end of said slot; and
  • a second engagement means, detachably engageable with said first engagement means, comprising a hitch member having an enlarged head portion connected by a narrower shank portion to a means for raising and lowering said head of said hitch member above and substantially level with or below said stage surface, said head portion being larger in size than said terminal end of said slot and said shank portion being narrower than said terminal end of said slot, wherein said hitch member can be moved through apertures in said stage surface between a projecting position raised above said stage surface and a retracted position at or below the stage surface, and when said head portion of said hitch member is raised above said stage surface, said first engagement means can be detachably engaged with said projecting hitch member, thereby allowing a person wearing the shoes to lean forwardly with his or her normal center of gravity beyond a front region of said shoes, and maintain said forward lean.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 5pp US1059284  1913-04 Dennis   LADDER-GRIPPING ATTACHMENT FOR SHOES.
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Get PDF - 3pp US3889399  1975-06 Emrich  The Raymond Lee Organization, Inc. Boot hanging device
Get PDF - 5pp US4445287  1984-05 Garcia   Skate boot cover
Get PDF - 6pp US4538480  1985-09 Trindle   Bicycle pedal and shoe
Get PDF - 7pp US4645466  1987-02 Ellis   Surfboard user's foot piece and new combinations therewith
Get PDF - 17pp US4762019  1988-08 Beyl   Device for fixing a shoe on a pedal, a shoe and a pedal thus fitted out
Get PDF - 5pp US4882858  1989-11 Signori  SIDI SPORT S.a.s. di Dino Signori & C. Boots for motorcycle cross-country racing
Get PDF - 8pp US5042173  1991-08 Blizzard et al.  Blizzard, Reilly & Meredith Multi-functional personnel restraint
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