Shoelace lock

A spring steel holder under the shoe tongue secures laces in a loop, addressing the issue of lace slippage and tripping hazards, thereby improving safety and usability.

DE202025001073U1Active Publication Date: 2025-08-07EMELE ARTHUR
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Patent Information

Application Number
DE202025001073
Authority / Receiving Office
DE · DE
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2025-04-30
Publication Date
2025-08-07
Estimated Expiration
2035-04-30

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Existing shoe laces tend to slide along the ground after tying, posing a tripping hazard and requiring additional measures to secure them in place.

Method used

A curved holder made of spring steel is attached under the shoe tongue to hold the laces securely in a loop, preventing slippage and ensuring the laces remain in position.

Benefits of technology

The curved holder effectively keeps the laces in place, eliminating the risk of tripping by securely fastening them under the tongue, enhancing safety and convenience.

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Abstract

Utility model for a shoelace securing device (holder), is bent in one piece and thus provides the necessary flexibility and stability.
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Description

The invention is based on a curved holder made of spring steel.The curved loops serve to hold and securely wear the lace on the shoe after tying. This prevents the ends of the laces from sliding along their length on the ground and from causing accidents due to trip.The holder is fixed under the laces on the shoe tongue in a suitable length and is given the necessary hold after the laces have been tied.There will be two uses of the curved eyelets. One in the closed state, see FIG. 1( a), and one in the open state from above, see FIG. 2( b).In application (a) Figure 1, the laces are inserted in the direction of the arrow and pulled into a loop. In application (b) Drawing 2, the laces are clicked from above in the arrow direction and dragged to a loop.

Claims

Utility model for a Schnürschuhsenkelsicherung(Halterung) is bent in one piece and thereby gives the necessary flexibility and stability.The utility model for a Schnürschuhsenkelsicherung(Halterung) according to claim 1, comprising curved eyelets by means of which laces can be securely held, fixed and secured.A utility model for a Schnürschuhsenkelsicherung(Halterung) according to claims 1 and 2, made of spring steel wire which prevents bending into other shapes.