GB2488115A

GB2488115A - A strap having compartments for belongings

Info

Publication number: GB2488115A
Application number: GB201102585A
Authority: GB
Inventors: Anna Dickson
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2011-02-15
Filing date: 2011-02-15
Publication date: 2012-08-22
Also published as: GB201102585D0

Abstract

An adjustable strap b is worn diagonally across the body of the wearer, and has compartments d1, d2, e, h to hold and store the wearerâ s belongings. A detachable bottle holder h may be releasably attached to the strap b using hook and loop fasteners (s, t2, fig.6a). A folded poncho (n, fig. 3) may be stored in a back pocket (m, fig.3) of the strap b. A reflective strip c running across the shoulder makes the wearer visible at all times. A plastic sleeve f may be provided to accommodate the userâ s personal information.

Description

Shoulder Holder This invention relates to a strap that wraps across the body comprising of many components to hold and store, with aspects of safety for the wearer.

When out walking or on a trip, you need to carry many essentials, e.g. coat, drink, money and telephone. Carrying everything separately, can lead to the loss of or damage to your belongings.

To overcome this problem, I have invented a purpose made comfy strap, using a universal fitting that sits across the body, and consists of many components to hold and store essentials for walking. It consists of a hidden mack in the back pocket of the strap, and in the front a similar pocket and strap to hold and store, items of choice. An enclosed zip pocket, a reflective strip, name and telephone if lost badge and a detachable water bottle holder.

The invention will now be described solely by way of illustration in the accompanying drawings.

Figure reference: Figure 1 Is a full view of the shoulder holder, attached diagonally across the front of the body.

Figure 2 Is a full view of the shoulder holder, with the front Velcro attachment undone, on the front of the wearer's body.

Figure 3 Is a lull view of the shoulder holder, diagonally across the back of the body.

Figure 4 Is a front view of the attachable bottle holder.

Figure 5 Is the front view of the attachable bottle holder, showing the base folded flat, as if not in use Figure 6a Is the back view of the attachable bottle holder, showing the Velcro attachment that holds it to the shoulder holder.

Figure 6b Is a view of the shoulder holder undone, to show the Velcro part, to which the bottle holder attaches, along part of the inside of the shoulder holder strap.

Figure 7 Is a front view of the bottle holder, holding a bottle.

Figure 8 ls the back view of the bottle holder, holding a bottle.

Figure 9 Is a picture of the poncho/mack that is folded up and hidden in the back pocket of the shoulder holder strap.

In figure 1 the shoulder holder (b) attaches across the chest of person (a). There is a reflective strip (c) that is attached to the strap going over the wearers shoulder to attract attention. Part (d 1) is a pocket, part (d 2) a velcro strap and part (e) a zip pocket, all of which can be used for storage of wearer's belongings. Part (0 is a see through sleeve which accommodates a piece of cardboard, to write the wearers details. Part (h) is a detachable bottle holder and part (g) the strap that holds it in place. Part (i) is ajuice bottle in situ.

in figure 2 the shoulder holder (b) is unattached at attachment (k) and (j) on person (a).

In figure 3 the shoulder holder (b) is laying across the back of person (a), with reflective strip (I) coming over the wearers shoulder. Parts (h) and (i) are the detachable bottle holder in situ. Part (m) is a hidden pocket to accommodate Part (n) a waterproof poncho/mack, with part (o) an elastic strap to hang the said poncho part (n), to dry when it has been worn in wet weather.

Figure 4 shows the front view of the bottle holder part (h). Part (q) holds the bottle in place and part (p) is the base to support the bottle. Part (r) is a drawstring top, to tighten around any shape bottle, to stop it from falling out of the holder Figure 5 shows the empty bottle holder Part (h), with the base part (p) folded up, flat against outer material part (q), as if not in use, so as to maximise wearers comfort.

Figure 6a shows back view of bottle holder part(h), with part (g) strap that attaches the bottle holder to the shoulder holder, in an unattached position, showing the Velcro attachments parts(s) and (t 2).

Figure 6b shows the front view of the shoulder holder (b) undone on person (a), to reveal Velcro attachment (t 1), which will securely hold the bottle holder in place.

Figure 7 shows front view of bottle holder part (h) holding a juice bottle (i), gripped with a drawstring part (r) which is pulled to secure the bottle part (i).

Figure 8 shows the back view of the bottle holder part (h), accommodating a juice bottle part (i) with drawstring part (r) pulled to secure the juice bottle (i), and attachment (g) in an attached position.

Figure 9 shows a waterproof poncho/mack part (n) with a hood to accommodate the wearers head (u) with parts (w) and (v) poppers to provide the comfort of sleeve compartments. Poppers at part (x) are to provide an adjustable neck area.

Claims

Claims I An easily attachable strap consisting of an adjustable fitting, for people to wear diagonally across their body.
2 A strap that according to claim (1) is slightly padded and comfortable to wear.
3 A strap that according to claim (1) can accommodate, hold and store personal belongings.
4 A strap that according to claim (1) is adapted with security and safety features.
A strap that according to claim (1) has a detachable bottle holder, with a pull string top, to hold a juice bottle securely and comfortably.
6 A strap that according to claim (5) has a detachable bottle holder with an attachment that will grip the strap firmly when in use, and stay on the shoulder holder.
7 A strap that according to claim (5) has a bottle holder that will fold flat against the wearer's body when not in use.
S A strap that according to claim (5) has an attachment that will detach and ye attach to the strap many times.
9 A strap that according to claim (4) has a reflective strip showing on the front and back of the strap, to allow the wearer to be seen easily.
A strap that according to claim (4) has a plastic sleeve to accommodate users personal information.
11 A strap that according to claim (3) has a pocket on the front to hold and store personal belongings.
12 A strap that according to claim (3) has a strap across the front to hold personal belongings.
13 A strap that according to claim (3) has a zip pocket on the front to accommodate personal belongings.
14 A strap that according to claim (3) has a pocket in the back to hold and store a folded poncho/mack, for the wearer to use in bad weather.
A strap that according to claim (3) and claim (14) has another strap across the back to hang the poncho/mack to dry when it has been used by the wearer to keep themselves dry in the rain.
16 A strap that according to claim (1) has an adjustable fitting made up of such materials, that will grip together to hold the strap in place securely.
17 A strap that according to claim (1) is washable, detachable, and can be replaced many times.
18 A strap that according to claim (1) and claim (16) can be adjusted in position to accommodate different sized people, with its universal fitting.