Closure and fastening system for shoes
Abstract
According to one aspect, a shoe closure system and method for fastening a shoe closure system are provided. An exemplary system may comprise a shoe including at least two holes. A shoe lace may be configured to be threaded through each hole, where a first two-sided fastener has a first side integrated into the shoe lace and further has a second side integrated into a first location on the shoe. In an exemplary method, a first two-sided fastener may be fastened to a first location on a shoe having at least two holes. A second two-sided fastener may be threaded through the at least two holes. The second two-sided fastener may be fastened by coupling the first and second sides of the second two-sided fastener at a second location.
Claims
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1 . A shoe closure system, comprising:
a shoe including at least two holes; a shoe lace configured to be threaded through each hole; and a first two-sided fastener having a first side integrated into the shoe lace and a second side integrated into a first location on the shoe.
2 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , further comprising a second two-sided fastener, the second two-sided fastener comprising:
a first and second side each integrated into the shoe lace on an end opposite that of the first two-sided fastener, wherein the second two-sided fastener is configured to be threaded through each hole and fastened by coupling the first and second sides at a second location.
3 . The shoe closure system of claim 2 , wherein the first location is located near an opening of the shoe for receiving a foot, and the second location is located near a toe region of the shoe.
4 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , further comprising a second two-sided fastener, the second two-sided fastener comprising:
a first side integrated into the shoe lace on an end opposite that of the first two-sided fastener; and a second side integrated into a second location on the shoe.
5 . The shoe closure system of claim 4 , wherein the first location is located near an opening of the shoe for receiving a foot, and the second location is located near a toe region of the shoe.
6 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , wherein the shoe lace further comprises an elastic material.
7 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , wherein the second side of the first two-sided fastener includes a headed portion, and the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a connecting portion configured to secure to the headed portion.
8 . The shoe closure system of claim 7 , wherein the second side of the first two-sided fastener includes a first magnet portion and the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a second magnet portion, wherein the first magnet portion and the second magnet portion are configured to support securing of the connecting portion to the headed portion.
9 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , wherein the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a sliding portion configured to adjust a tightness of the shoe lace.
10 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , wherein the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a first magnet, and the second side of the first two-sided fastener includes a second magnet configured to secure to the first magnet.
11 . The shoe closure system of claim 1 , wherein the second side of the first two-sided fastener includes a hook portion, and the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a connecting portion configured to secure to the hook portion.
12 . The shoe closure system of claim 11 , wherein the second side of the first two-sided fastener includes a first magnet portion and the first side of the first two-sided fastener includes a second magnet portion, wherein the first magnet portion and the second magnet portion are configured to support securing of the connecting portion to the hook portion.
13 . A shoe, comprising:
a shoe body including an opening for receiving a foot, the opening having at least two holes; a shoe lace configured to be threaded through the at least two holes; and a two-sided fastener having a first side integrated into the shoe lace and a second side integrated into the shoe body.
14 . The shoe of claim 13 , wherein the second side of the two-sided fastener includes a headed portion, and the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a connecting portion configured to secure to the headed portion.
15 . The shoe of claim 14 , wherein the second side of the two-sided fastener includes a first magnet portion and the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a second magnet portion, wherein the first magnet portion and the second magnet portion are configured to support securing of the connecting portion to the headed portion.
16 . The shoe of claim 13 , wherein the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a sliding portion configured to adjust a tightness of the shoe lace.
17 . The shoe of claim 13 , wherein the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a first magnet, and the second side of the two-sided fastener includes a second magnet configured to secure to the first magnet.
18 . The shoe of claim 13 , wherein the second side of the two-sided fastener includes a hook portion, and the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a connecting portion configured to secure to the hook portion.
19 . The shoe of claim 18 , wherein the second side of the two-sided fastener includes a first magnet portion and the first side of the two-sided fastener includes a second magnet portion, wherein the first magnet portion and the second magnet portion are configured to support securing of the connecting portion to the hook portion.
20 . A method of fastening a shoe closure system, the method comprising:
fastening a first two-sided fastener to a first location on a shoe, the first two-sided fastener having a first side integrated into a shoe lace and a second side integrated into the shoe at the first location; threading a second two-sided fastener through at least two holes, the second two-sided fastener having a first and second side each integrated into the shoe lace on an end opposite that of the first two-sided fastener; and fastening the second two-sided fastener by coupling the first and second sides of the second two-sided fastener at a second location.Cited by (0)
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