Belt
AssigneeBlue Force Gear, Inc.
InventorAshley A Burnsed, Jr.
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Abstract
Belts have an elongated portion having opposed first and second ends configured for connection to each other, the first end including a planar body defining a first aperture and a second aperture spaced apart from the first aperture, and the second end including a buckle having a body with a first protrusion configured to be received in the first aperture and a second protrusion configured to be received in the second aperture. The first end may have a first free end. The second aperture may be closer to the first free end than is the first aperture. The second end may have a second free end. The first protrusion may be closer to the second free end than is the second protrusion. The first aperture may have a first limit surface away from the second aperture. The second aperture may have a second limit surface away from the first aperture.
Claims24
A belt for securing about a wearer's waist comprising:
- an elongated portion having opposed first and second ends configured for connection to each other;
- the first end including a planar body defining a first aperture and a second aperture spaced apart from the first aperture;
- the first and second apertures being in a common plane;
- the second end including a buckle having a body with a first protrusion configured to be received in the first aperture and a second protrusion configured to be received in the second aperture;
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- wherein the first end has a first free end, and the second aperture is closer to the first free end than is the first aperture, and wherein the second end has a second free end, and the second protrusion is closer to the second free end than is the first protrusion.
A belt for securing about a wearer's waist comprising:
- an elongated portion having opposed first and second ends configured for connection to each other;
- the first end including a planar body defining a first aperture and a second aperture spaced apart from the first aperture;
- the first aperture and second apertures being adjacent to each other when the belt is in an unsecured condition;
- the second end including a buckle having a body with a first protrusion configured to be received in the first aperture and a second protrusion configured to be received in the second aperture, and
- wherein the first end has a first free end, and the second aperture is closer to the first free end than is the first aperture, and wherein the second end has a second free end, and the second protrusion is closer to the second free end than is the first protrusion.
A belt for securing about a wearer's waist comprising:
- an elongated portion having opposed first and second ends configured for connection to each other;
- the first end including a planar body defining a first aperture and a second aperture spaced apart from the first aperture;
- the second end including a buckle having a body with a first protrusion configured to be received in the first aperture and a second protrusion configured to be received in the second aperture;
- the first and second apertures both being defined on the first end of the elongated portion, and the buckle being connected on the opposed second end opposite the first end;
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- wherein the first end has a first free end, and the second aperture is closer to the first free end than is the first aperture, and wherein the second end has a second free end, and the second protrusion is closer to the second free end than is the first protrusion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.