Single-body integrated shoe fitting device with trigger mechanism and ratchet mechanism.

Abstract

"This invention relates to a single-body, integrated, trigger-mechanism and latch shoehorn that enables individuals with limited bending function, particularly due to pregnancy, old age, or joint disorders, to put on shoes without the need for hand support. The invention is based on the principle that pressing the ergonomic trigger on the upper handle opens the spring-loaded latch on the lower arm, gripping the shoe tongue and holding it in place after closing, while simultaneously sliding the heel into the shoe via the smooth curve on the back arm."

Description

1 TARIFF 1 2 SINGLE-BODY INTEGRATED SHOE-PUTTING DEVICE WITH TRIGGER MECHANISM AND LATCH 3 Technical Field to Which the Invention Applies: This invention is relevant to the needs of individuals who have difficulty bending down to put on shoes, 4 By controlling both the front tongue and the back heel of the shoe with a single device, you can do it without bending over. 5 It relates to a mechanical device that enables them to put on shoes. 6 State of the Art (Current Issue): Shoehorns in the current state of technology are 7. (These shoes) only support the heel area, while the front tongue of the shoe is pulled inwards 8 is avoiding it. Users with limited bending ability (e.g., pregnant women, the elderly, or those with joint diseases) should be aware of the following: 9 He has to use his hand or bend down to correct his tongue that has fallen back inside. 10 Technical Problems Solved and Advantages of the Invention: 11 * Completely eliminates the need for the user to bend 90 degrees while putting on shoes. 12 * After gripping the shoe tongue with the mechanical latch and holding it securely closed, use a second hand. 13 It leaves no need for intervention. 14 * Thanks to its one-piece and lightweight body, it offers extremely practical one-handed use. 15 * Thanks to its simple mechanical structure, it has low production costs and is extremely suitable for mass production. 16 Figure Description: 17 * Figure 1: Overall perspective view of the invention 18 * Figure 2: Detailed view of the lower body and latch mechanism of the invention 19 * Figure 3: View of the trigger and ergonomic handle area of ​​the invention 20 21 Reference Numbers of the Parts in the Figure: 22 * 1: Vertical pipe body (handle) 23 * 2: Ergonomic upper hand grip 24 * 3: Rear heel slider piece (skirted surface) 25 * 4: The inverted "U" shaped lower body (fork) surrounding the top of the shoe 26 * 5: Shoe tongue grip latch (clamp) located at the forearm end 27 * 6: Internal spring mechanism that closes the latch and compresses the tongue 28 * 7: Connecting pin (joint) that enables the latch to move 29 * 8: Mechanical trigger located on the upper handgrip that controls the latch 30

Claims

2 1 REQUIREMENTS 2 1. Claim: 3 4 It is a shoe-wearing device developed for individuals with limited bending ability; its feature is a vertical 5 pipe handle (1), a trigger mechanism (8) located at the top of this handle, the bottom of the vertical handle 6 an inverted "U" shaped lower body with two arms positioned at the end and encircling the top of the shoe 7 (4), the smooth keratinated surface located behind this lower body (3) and the upper 8 on its forearm It includes a spring-loaded tongue-holding latch (5) that works in sync with the trigger (8). 9

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