Abstract: A sandal is described, which includes a sole, straps holding the sole to a user's foot, and a first a second plurality of orifices located at the sole, wherein the orifices of the first plurality are perpendicularly oriented to the orifices of the second plurality forming a “cross” and the straps, in order to be attached to the sole, are removable inserted into the cross formed by the first and second plurality of orifices.

Abstract: The present invention is related to a sandal of the type comprising a sole having an upper surface and a lower surface, as well as a front portion and a rear portion, along with to a left side edge and a right side edge, and said sole holds a user's foot by using holding means located at the upper portion of said sandal, which are removable attached to the sole.

Abstract: A draining insole for shoes that dislodges foreign objects therein is disclosed; the insole has a plurality of bridges projecting from the insole and with an upper surface on top of which the foot rests; the bridges extending wide-wise of the insole and separately distributed from each other alongside thereof. The insole also includes a plurality of channels, each one of the same separating a bridge from the other; each channel having a pair of open ends and a bottom with a gabled surface. In turn, these bridges are joined at areas where the foot might get hurt; each end of the channel is in fluid communication with one draining hole included in the shoe in order to dislodge foreign matter located at the insole.

Abstract: A draining insole for shoes that dislodges foreign objects therein is disclosed; the insole has a plurality of bridges projecting from the insole and with an upper surface on top of which the foot rests; the bridges extending wide-wise of the insole and separately distributed from each other alongside thereof. The insole also includes a plurality of channels, each one of the same separating a bridge from the other; each channel having a pair of open ends and a bottom with a gabled surface. In turn, these bridges are joined at areas where the foot might get hurt; each end of the channel is in fluid communication with one draining hole included in the shoe in order to dislodge foreign matter located at the insole.