This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Warrior Sports, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: John Dekemp: Ice-Skating Footwear Inventor
Introduction
John Dekemp is an inventor associated with Montreal, Canada, and Warrior Sports, Inc. His work includes an ice-skating footwear invention focused on boot structure, support, and fit.
Latest Patents
Dekemp is credited with 1 patent, titled “Article of Footwear for Skating on Ice.” The invention describes a boot shell shaped to accommodate a wearer’s foot, with defined forefoot, midfoot, ankle, sole, and heel portions. It also describes a cuff or tendon guard attached to the shell or to a flexible rail at the heel.
The patent further covers a removable liner with an attached plate reinforcement to provide lateral stiffness, as well as at least one compressible structure positioned within the boot shell. Together, these features address support and construction for footwear intended for ice skating.
Career Highlights
Dekemp’s listed patent reflects a focus on the design of specialized athletic footwear. Its combination of shell components, liner reinforcement, and compressible structures illustrates an approach to balancing support and flexibility in an ice-skating boot.
Collaborations
Dekemp is associated with Warrior Sports, Inc. His listed coworkers include Neal Watts and Adam Gans.
Conclusion
John Dekemp’s patent documents an ice-skating footwear design that brings together a structured boot shell, reinforced removable liner, and compressible components.
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