Pair of Shoe Covers
A pair of shoe covers has a first cover body and a second cover body. The first cover body has a first board, a first wall, and a first connector. The first board has a first supporting surface defined in a top of the first board. The first wall is formed on a periphery of the first board and protrudes from the first supporting surface. The first connector is disposed on the first board. The second cover body is detachably combined with the first cover body and has a second board, a second wall, and a second connector. The second board has a second supporting surface defined in a top of the second board. The second wall is formed on a periphery of the second board and protrudes from the second supporting surface. The second connector is disposed on the second board.
The present invention relates to a pair of shoe covers, and more particularly to a pair of shoe covers that can prevent objects from being dirtied.
2. Description of Related ArtFor different occasions during a travel, different kinds of shoes, such as walking shoes, leather shoes or high heels are usually prepared. To hold the shoes inside luggage, the shoes are usually held in a bag to prevent the shoes from being in contact with the other objects inside the luggage and to keep the objects from being dirtied by the shoes.
To change the shoes, a pair of unused shoes is taken out from the bag first, and the pair of used shoes is put into the bag. However, the bottoms of the used shoes put into the bag are dirty and easily dirty the bag. Thus, the vamps of the shoes held in the bag are easily dirtied by the bag, and this will trouble the user.
To overcome the shortcomings, the present invention tends to provide a pair of shoe covers to mitigate or obviate the aforementioned problems.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe main objective of the invention is to provide a pair of shoe covers to prevent dirtied supporting surfaces of shoes from dirtying objects.
The pair of shoe covers has a first cover body and a second cover body. The first cover body has a first board, a first wall, and a first connector. The first board has a first supporting surface defined in a top of the first board. The first wall is formed on a periphery of the first board and protrudes from the first supporting surface. The first connector is disposed on the first board. The second cover body is detachably combined with the first cover body and has a second board, a second wall, and a second connector. The second board has a second supporting surface defined in a top of the second board. The second wall is formed on a periphery of the second board and protrudes from the second supporting surface. The second connector is disposed on the second board. The first supporting surface faces the second supporting surface and the first connector is connected with the second connector when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
Other objects, advantages and novel features of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
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The second cover body 20 is detachably combined with the first cover body 10 and comprises a second board 21, a second wall 23, and a second connector 24. The second board 21 has a second supporting surface 22 defined in a top of the second board 21. The second wall 23 is formed on a periphery of the second board 21 and protrudes from the second supporting surface 22. The second connector 24 is disposed on the second board 21. When the first cover body 10 is combined with the second cover body 20, the first supporting surface 12 faces the second supporting surface 22 and the first connector 14 is connected with the second connector 24.
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In addition, each one of the first cover body 10B and the second cover body 20B in the thirds embodiment may further have a respective baffle 16, 26 as shown in
When the first cover body 10B is combined with the second cover body 20B, the first male connecting element 142 is connected with the second female connecting element 243, and the second male connecting element 242 is connected with the first female connecting element 143. The male connecting elements 142, 242 and the female connecting elements 143, 243 may be buttons, adhesive straps or hook-and-loop fasteners.
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After the high heels 30 are detached from the cover bodies 10, 20, the first supporting surface 12 and the second supporting surface 22 may be dirtied by the high heels 30. The first cover body 10 can be turned to face the first supporting surface 12 to the second supporting surface 22, and the first cover body 10 is combined with the second cover body 20. At this time, the first connector 14 is inserted into the connecting hole 251 in the second connector 24 and abuts the bottom of the connecting hole 251. With the engagement between the connectors 14, 24, the first cover body 10 is connected with the second cover body 20. Because the first supporting surface 12 faces the second supporting surface 22, the dirtied supporting faces 12, 22 are located between the cover bodies 10, 20 and are kept from being exposed from the cover bodies 10, 20. Thus, objects can be kept from being dirtied by the supporting surfaces 12, 22.
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To detach the high heel shoes 30 from the cover bodies 10B, 20B, the male connecting elements 142, 242 are detached from the female connecting elements 143, 243. After the high heel shoes 30 are detached from the cover bodies 10B, 20B, the first cover body 10B is turned to face the first supporting surface 12B to the second supporting surface 22B. The second wall 23B is then put onto an inner side of the first wall 13B. The first belt 141 extends then around the second cover body 20B, and the first male connecting element 142 is connected with the second female connecting element 243. The second belt 241 extends around the first cover body 10B, and the second male connecting element 242 is connected with the first female connecting element 143. Accordingly, the first cover body 10B is securely combined with the second cover body 20B, and the supporting surfaces 12B, 22B face each other and are located between the cover bodies 10B, 20B. Objects can be effectively kept from being dirtied by the supporting surfaces 12B, 22B.
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After the sneakers 40 are taken out from the cover bodies 10C, 20C, the first wall 13C of cover body 10C can be turned over to expose the first supporting surface 12C. The first cover body 10C is then turned upside down to make the first supporting surface 12C face to the second supporting surface 22C of the second cover body 20C. Then, the second wall 23C is expanded, and the first cover body 10C is put into the space defined by the second wall 23C, and the first supporting surface 12C can be in contact with the second supporting surface 22C. Accordingly, the dirtied supporting surfaces 12C, 22C are located between the cover bodies 10C, 20C to keep the supporting surfaces 12C, 22C from dirtying objects.
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After the flat shoes 50 are taken out of the spaces defined by the walls 13D, 23D, the first cover body 10D is turned to face the first supporting surface 12D to the second supporting surface 22D. The first wall 13D is then expanded, and the second wall 23D on the second cover body 20D is put into the space defined by the first wall 13D. Because the connectors 14D, 24D are made of an anti-slipping material, the connectors 14D, 24D can provide a friction effect to hold the cover bodies 10D, 20D in the combined position. At this time, the supporting surfaces 12D, 22D are located between the cover bodies 10D, 20D and can keep from dirtying objects.
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With such a pair of shoe covers in accordance with the present invention, the soles of shoes can be kept from contact with the supporting surfaces 12, 22 on the cover bodies 10, 20. Thus, when the shoes with the cover bodies 10, 20 are put into luggage, the objects in the luggage can be effectively prevented from being dirtied by the soles of the shoes. When the pair of shoe covers is not in use, the cover bodies 10, 20 can be combined with each other, and the dirtied supporting faces 12, 22 are located between the cover bodies 10. 20. Accordingly, objects can be effectively prevented from being dirtied.
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Even though numerous characteristics and advantages of the present invention have been set forth in the foregoing description, together with details of the structure and function of the invention, the disclosure is illustrative only, and changes may be made in detail, especially in matters of shape, size, and arrangement of parts within the principles of the invention to the full extent indicated by the broad general meaning of the terms in which the appended claims are expressed.
Claims
1. A pair of shoe covers comprising:
- a first cover body comprising a first board having a first supporting surface defined in a top of the first board; a first wall formed on a periphery of the first board and protruding from the first supporting surface; and a first connector disposed on the first board; and
- a second cover body detachably combined with the first cover body and comprising a second board having a second supporting surface defined in a top of the second board; a second wall formed on a periphery of the second board and protruding from the second supporting surface; and a second connector disposed on the second board, wherein
- the first supporting surface faces the second supporting surface and the first connector is connected with the second connector when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
2. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the first wall is formed on a front end of the first board;
- the first connector is formed on the first supporting surface at a position adjacent to a rear end of the first board and comprises a holding hole;
- the second wall is formed on a front end of the second board;
- the second connector is formed on the second supporting surface at a position adjacent to a rear end of the second board and comprises a holding block, a connecting hole defined in the holding block, and a receiving hole defined in a bottom of the connecting hole and communicating with the connecting hole; and
- the first connector is held in the connecting hole in the second connector when the first connector is connected with the second connector.
3. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the first wall is formed on a front end of the first board;
- the first connector comprises a first belt connected with the first board and having a free end; a first male connecting element mounted on the free end of the first belt; and a first female connecting element attached to a bottom of the first board opposite the first supporting surface;
- the first belt and the first female connecting element are disposed respectively at two sides of the first board;
- the second wall is formed on a front end of the second board;
- the second connector comprises a second belt connected with the second board and having a free end; a second male connecting element mounted on the free end of the second belt; and a second female connecting element attached to a bottom of the second board opposite the second supporting surface; and
- the second belt and the second female connecting element are disposed respectively at two sides of the second board.
4. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 3, wherein the first male connecting element is detachably connected with the second female connecting element and the second male connecting element is detachably connected with the first female connecting element when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
5. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the first wall is formed on a front end of the first board and having a top edge and a first connecting portion formed on the top edge of the first wall;
- the first connector is formed on the first supporting surface at a position adjacent to a rear end of the first board and comprises a first connection portion formed on a top of the first connector;
- the second wall is formed on a front end of the second board and having a top edge and a second connecting portion formed on the top edge of the second wall;
- the second connector is formed on the second supporting surface at a position adjacent to a rear end of the second board and comprises a second connection portion formed on a top of the second connector; and
- the first connection portion of the first connector is connected with the second connection portion of the second connector when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
6. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 5, wherein
- the first connecting portion on the first wall and the second connecting portion on the second wall are hooks; and
- the first connection portion of the first connector and the second connection portion of the second connector are hooks.
7. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 6, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
8. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 5, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
9. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 4, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
10. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 3, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
11. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 2, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
12. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the first cover body further comprises a first baffle laterally extending across the first board and having two ends connected with the first wall; and
- the second cover body further comprises a second baffle laterally extending across the second board and having two ends connected with the second wall.
13. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 1, wherein
- the first connector is a magnetic element disposed in the first wall; and
- the second connector is a magnetic element disposed in the second wall and selectively attracted with the magnetic element of the first connector.
14. A pair of shoe covers comprising:
- a first cover body comprising a first board having a first supporting surface defined in a top of the first board; a first wall formed on a periphery of the first board and protruding from the first supporting surface; and a first connector disposed on the first wall; and
- a second cover body detachably combined with the first cover body and comprising a second board having a second supporting surface defined in a top of the second board; a second wall formed on a periphery of the second board and protruding from the second supporting surface; and a second connector disposed on the second wall, wherein
- the first supporting surface faces the second supporting surface and the first connector is connected with the second connector when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
15. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 14, wherein
- the first wall is arranged around the periphery of the first board;
- the first connector is disposed on the first wall at a position adjacent to a top edge of the first wall;
- the second wall is arranged around the periphery of the second board; and
- the second connector is disposed on the second wall at a position adjacent to a top edge of the second wall.
16. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 15, wherein
- the first wall and the second wall are made of a soft material; and
- the first connector and the second connector are made of a resilient material.
17. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 16, wherein
- the first wall is arranged around the periphery of the first board;
- the first connector is disposed on an inner surface of the first wall;
- the second wall is arranged around the periphery of the second board; and
- the second connector is disposed on an inner surface of the second wall.
18. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 17, wherein
- the first wall and the second wall are made of a resilient material; and
- the first connector and the second connector are made of an anti-slipping material.
19. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 18, wherein
- the first wall further has a first connecting portion formed on the top edge of the first wall;
- the second wall further has a second connecting portion formed on the top edge of the second wall; and
- the first connecting portion on the first wall is connected with the second connecting portion on the second wall when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
20. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 19, wherein the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion are hooks.
21. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 17, wherein
- the first wall further has a first connecting portion formed on the top edge of the first wall;
- the second wall further has a second connecting portion formed on the top edge of the second wall; and
- the first connecting portion on the first wall is connected with the second connecting portion on the second wall when the first cover body is combined with the second cover body.
22. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 21, wherein the first connecting portion and the second connecting portion are hooks.
23. The pair of shoe covers as claimed in claim 14, wherein
- the first connector is a magnetic element disposed in the first wall; and
- the second connector is a magnetic element disposed in the second wall and selectively attracted with the magnetic element of the first connector.
Type: Application
Filed: Jul 13, 2017
Publication Date: Nov 1, 2018
Inventor: Chih-Chieh Hsu (Tainan City)
Application Number: 15/648,570