Applications
Where the dial goes
The same dial is in discussion for bags, braces, helmets, pet gear, medical supports, sports equipment, and apparel. Those are project directions, not a finished catalog.
Shoe factories
Athletic
A rotary dial for running, training, and court shoes. It sits low on the instep and opens without a knot.
02Outdoor
A dial for hiking and outdoor shoes that a wearer can tighten with cold hands, then release when the shoe comes off.
03Work & safety
A dial for work and safety shoes, specified with the upper, the toe, and the job the shoe is sold for.
04Kids
A dial for children’s shoes so the fit can be set without a bow, and opened again at the door.
Beyond the shoe
- → Bags
One-turn tightening for shoulder straps and packing cubes.
- → Braces
Zone-by-zone adjustment for knee, wrist, and ankle supports.
- → Helmets
Head-size adjustment. Certification stays with the helmet maker.
- → Pet gear
One-hand adjustment for harnesses and leads.
- → Medical supports
Fit adjustment on supports. Medical-device rules are a separate track, and we will say so in review.
- → Sports equipment
Retention straps for boards, bikes, and training gear.
- → Apparel
Adjustment at cuffs, waists, and brims.
Next step
Ready to put a dial on the next shoe?
Tell us the code and the shoe, or the other product. We quote price and timing per project.