Patents by Inventor Brett Andrew Stevens

Brett Andrew Stevens has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Flexible light-weight shin and ankle guard providing comprehensive protection against lower leg injury while providing full range of motion
    Patent number: 9770645
    Abstract: A lower leg guard device is disclosed allowing a full range of ankle motion, while at the same time preventing impact injuries to the lower leg, including the Achilles area, the ankle, and the shin. The lower leg guard device includes two substantially rigid exterior shells each with a cushioned interior liner. The lower leg guard device can be securely attached to the lower leg with one or more attachment straps, and with at least one floating attachment pad that attaches to the wearer's footwear. A floating attachment pad can be positioned over both the inner side and outer side of the ankle, preferably attached to footwear that covers the ankle. The floating attachment pads are attached to the footwear using removable fasteners, located on the exterior surface of the footwear worn by the wearer, so that the guard device can be quickly and easily put on and removed.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 23, 2015
    Date of Patent: September 26, 2017
    Inventor: Brett Andrew Stevens
  • FLEXIBLE LIGHT-WEIGHT SHIN AND ANKLE GUARD PROVIDING COMPREHENSIVE PROTECTION AGAINST LOWER LEG INJURY WHILE PROVIDING FULL RANGE OF MOTION
    Publication number: 20150202520
    Abstract: A lower leg guard device is disclosed allowing a full range of ankle motion, while at the same time preventing impact injuries to the lower leg, including the Achilles area, the ankle, and the shin. The lower leg guard device includes two substantially rigid exterior shells each with a cushioned interior liner. The lower leg guard device can be securely attached to the lower leg with one or more attachment straps, and with at least one floating attachment pad that attaches to the wearer's footwear. A floating attachment pad can be positioned over both the inner side and outer side of the ankle, preferably attached to footwear that covers the ankle. The floating attachment pads are attached to the footwear using removable fasteners, located on the exterior surface of the footwear worn by the wearer, so that the guard device can be quickly and easily put on and removed.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 23, 2015
    Publication date: July 23, 2015
    Inventor: Brett Andrew Stevens