RU2598994C1 - Shoe horn - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: personal use and household items.

SUBSTANCE: present invention relates to consumer goods manufacturing and can be used to make shoe horns. Purpose of the invention is to improve the convenience and flexibility which is achieved due to a row of teet on the shoe horn body 1 (picture 1). Teeth act as hooks that catch the strap when putting on female shoes.

EFFECT: easier use and improved versatility.

1 cl, 2 dwg

Description

The product relates to cultural products, and in particular to household items.

Known shoehorn containing a handle in the upper part, and a scapula in the lower part.

Known horns of various shapes and sizes, long and short, made of steel and plastic, consisting of a handle and a scapula, with a hole in the handle, or a hook, or a ring for hanging the horn. The horn handles are also folding.

However, the well-known horns do not eliminate such disadvantages as ease of use and the absence of jamming and lowering of the heel and over-lifting strap when putting on summer women's shoes with a fastened clasp, as well as in the absence of a clasp. Due to the heel touching the over-lifting strap and slipping it along the guide surface of the horn.

The purpose of the invention is to improve ease of use by eliminating jams and lowering hoisting strap by holding it at the time of putting on the shoe.

This goal is achieved in that the shoehorn containing a handle with a hook in the upper part, and the blade in the lower part is a metal product where the same row of teeth is cut out on one side of the handle, which also occupies part of the shoulder blade and acts as a hook.

In the working position (Fig. 2), the teeth play the role of a hook of the over-lifting strap of the shoe, thereby preventing the strap from slipping along the guide vanes of the horn when passing the legs. Thus preventing jams.

The invention is illustrated by drawings, which do not cover and, moreover, do not limit the entire scope of the claims of this technical solution, but are only illustrative materials of private performance.

Figure 1 is an isometric view of the horn.

Figure 2 shows the horn in the working position.

In FIG. 1 shows the proposed horn; in FIG. 2 gives a view of the horn in working position.

The horn (Fig. 1) is a handle with a hook on which are located the same row of teeth 1, which also occupies part of the scapula 2.

The device works as follows: The horn with a spatula (2 figures) winds up from the back of the shoe’s back and with its teeth 1 is pressed against the lifting strap to prevent it from sliding over the shoulder blade and thereby cause the shoe to jam.

The horn is made by rolling stainless steel tape or a titanium alloy and then the horns are stamped. Stiffness grooves can also be stamped for stiffness.

Since stamped products usually have burrs on the side of the impact of the punch, in order to reduce the requirements for removing them and their residues on the teeth and edges of the horn, the stamped horn must be placed in a polishing drum.

Claims (2)

1. A shoe horn, comprising a body, on the upper end of which a means for gripping is made by hand, and on the lower end, means for facilitating putting on shoes in the form of a scapula, characterized in that it is equipped with a number of shoes for putting on women's shoes teeth. 2. The horn according to claim 1, characterized in that in order to increase hygiene and durability it is made of stainless steel or a titanium alloy.

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