A shoe horn and sock removing tool is disclosed. In embodiments, the shoe horn and sock removing tool comprises a handle portion and a shoe horn and sock removing portion. The shoe horn and sock removing portion comprises a main body and a head. The head comprises a first end including a gripping portion and a second end including a curved heel-engaging portion. The head is pivotally connected to the main body and is configured to be pivoted between a locked shoe horn position wherein the gripping portion extends past an end of the main body, and a locked sock removing position wherein the curved heel-engaging portion extends past the end of the main body.

A shoe horn and sock removing tool is disclosed. In embodiments, the shoe horn and sock removing tool comprises a handle portion and a shoe horn and sock removing portion. The shoe horn and sock removing portion comprises a main body and a head. The head comprises a first end including a gripping portion and a second end including a curved heel-engaging portion. The head is pivotally connected to the main body and is configured to be pivoted between a locked shoe horn position wherein the gripping portion extends past an end of the main body, and a locked sock removing position wherein the curved heel-engaging portion extends past the end of the main body.

A shoe horn that includes a beam having first and opposing second end portions, further included in the shoe horn is an elongated finger having a proximal end portion and an opposing distal end portion, wherein the proximal end portion extends from the first end portion forming an interface such that the beam and finger are substantially parallel, wherein the distal end portion is a free end in the form of a cantilever wherein a channel gap is formed as defined by the beam and the finger and interface. Wherein operationally, the beam inserts into the shoe interior adjacent to a shoe upper sidewall with the interface resting against a sidewall margin to hold the beam in place against the sidewall with the finger being outside a shoe interior, wherein the beam allows a user's foot to slide against the beam into the shoe interior.

A shoe horn that includes a beam having first and opposing second end portions, further included in the shoe horn is an elongated finger having a proximal end portion and an opposing distal end portion, wherein the proximal end portion extends from the first end portion forming an interface such that the beam and finger are substantially parallel, wherein the distal end portion is a free end in the form of a cantilever wherein a channel gap is formed as defined by the beam and the finger and interface. Wherein operationally, the beam inserts into the shoe interior adjacent to a shoe upper sidewall with the interface resting against a sidewall margin to hold the beam in place against the sidewall with the finger being outside a shoe interior, wherein the beam allows a user's foot to slide against the beam into the shoe interior.

The invention relates to the field of satisfying human needs and specifically relates to the structure of a device for putting on footwear. The shoe horn consists of a blade in the form of a trapezoid rod with a longitudinal groove along its entire length. The guard is mounted on the blade using the press fitting method. A grip is shaped as a steel tube and press fitted on the narrowed part of the blade and touching the guard. A wedge with a pommel is press fitted into the tube of the grip. The design of the invention ensures perfect balance of the shoe horn.

The invention relates to the field of satisfying human needs and specifically relates to the structure of a device for putting on footwear. The shoe horn consists of a blade in the form of a trapezoid rod with a longitudinal groove along its entire length. The guard is mounted on the blade using the press fitting method. A grip is shaped as a steel tube and press fitted on the narrowed part of the blade and touching the guard. A wedge with a pommel is press fitted into the tube of the grip. The design of the invention ensures perfect balance of the shoe horn.

A multipurpose walking device is disclosed comprising a shaft (4) and a handle (6), the handle (6) being moveable in relation to the shaft between a first securable position and a second securable position, in which movement of the handle (6) between the first securable position and the second securable position causes a shoehorn (20) to move from a first retained position to a second deployed position. The incorporation of the shoehorn (20) into the multipurpose walking device allows a user to assist themselves when putting on footwear, while substantially reducing bending, and then to walk away. Such a restoration of mobility to a user is highly advantageous.

A multipurpose walking device is disclosed comprising a shaft (4) and a handle (6), the handle (6) being moveable in relation to the shaft between a first securable position and a second securable position, in which movement of the handle (6) between the first securable position and the second securable position causes a shoehorn (20) to move from a first retained position to a second deployed position. The incorporation of the shoehorn (20) into the multipurpose walking device allows a user to assist themselves when putting on footwear, while substantially reducing bending, and then to walk away. Such a restoration of mobility to a user is highly advantageous.

A double-use clothes hanger has a hook from which two arms branch off at an angle for hanging items of clothing, with or without a horizontal bar for hanging trousers, as well as including a shoehorn on one or both arms, defined by a grooved extension of the arm itself, which broadens slightly in the distal region with a rounded edge, or defined by an additional element which is coupled via a hinged joint, and which can be folded out or folded away.

A double-use clothes hanger has a hook from which two arms branch off at an angle for hanging items of clothing, with or without a horizontal bar for hanging trousers, as well as including a shoehorn on one or both arms, defined by a grooved extension of the arm itself, which broadens slightly in the distal region with a rounded edge, or defined by an additional element which is coupled via a hinged joint, and which can be folded out or folded away.