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Shoe heel protection device
   
Document Number
US Patent 4779295
Issued Date
October 25, 1988
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A heel protector for use when operating vehicles comprising a pad having an envelope including at least an upper and a lower panel of flexible material sealed about their peripheral edge portions; the bottom panel being of relatively soft, high friction material; the upper panel being of relatively soft, low friction material; a layer of flexible shape-retaining material disposed within said envelope; and a layer of contour forming granular material disposed within said envelope.
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Owner
MVJ, Inc. (Dallas, TX)
Published
October 25, 1988
Application Number
07/061,088
Filed
June 12, 1987
US Classification
5/652  
Int'l Classification
B60N   3/06   (20060101)   B60N   3/00   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
5/443   5/450   5/434   5/436   5/441   5/442   5/420   5/431   36/72R   36/72B  
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