Martial arts belt holder
AssigneeMilliard Enterprises Limited Liability Company
InventorTzippora Niasoff
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Abstract
A belt holder includes a top section; slats; first straps attached to the slats, a strap of the first straps being configured to at least partially hold a belt to a respective slat of the slats; second straps attached to the slats, a strap of the second straps separating a slat of the slats from an adjacent slat of the slats by a first distance, the first distance being sufficient to allow folding of the slats; and wherein an end of at a first strap of the second straps and an end of a second strap of the second straps are attached to the top section and separate the top section from a topmost slat of the slats by a second distance, the second distance being sufficient to allow folding of the slats with the top section.
Claims7
A martial arts belt holder comprising:
- a top section;
- a plurality of slats, each slat of the plurality of slats being elongate and having a height corresponding to the width of a martial arts belt, each slat of the plurality of slats having a front side and a back side;
- a plurality of pairs of first straps, wherein each slat of the plurality of slats has at least one pair of the plurality of pairs of first straps attached thereto, the at least one pair of the plurality of pairs of first straps configured to at least partially hold a martial arts belt to the front side of a respective slat of the plurality of slats;
- a pair of second straps attached to the plurality of slats, the pair of second straps separating a slat of the plurality of slats from an adjacent slat of the plurality of slats by a first distance, the first distance being sufficient to allow rolling and unrolling of the plurality of slats with respect to each other;
- and
- wherein an end of a first strap of the pair of second straps and an end of a second strap of the pair of second straps are attached to the top section and separate the top section from a topmost slat of the plurality of slats by a second distance, the second distance being sufficient to allow rolling and unrolling of the plurality of slats with respect to the top section;
- wherein the second distance may be the same as, or different from, the first distance;
- and
- wherein a martial arts belt, folded and attached to a respective slat by a respective pair of first straps, lies flush against a majority of the front side of the respective slat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.