Device for removably connecting straps to an object, and a method of using the same
OwnerTyrone Wilson, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
A device for securing handles to an object is disclosed. The device includes an elastic body extending between a first end and a second end. Two handles extending from the first end in an offset stacked orientation relative to each other. A first strap and a second strap extending from the second end in an aligned arrangement relative to each other, wherein each strap has a strap slot just distal of the second end for wrapping the first and second straps around the object at an attachment point thereof. When forming this secured attachment, the first strap passes through the first strap slot and the second strap passes through the first strap slot and the second strap slot before forming the secure attachment with the attachment point.
Claims4
A device for securing handles to an object, the device comprising:
- an elastic body extending between a first end and a second end;
- two handles extending from the first end, away from the second end, in an offset stacked orientation relative to each other;
- a first strap and a second strap extending from the second end, away from the first end, in an aligned arrangement relative to each other;
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- wherein each strap has a strap slot just distal of the second end for forming a secure attachment with an attachment point of the object through wrapping the first and second straps around the object at said attachment point so that the first strap passes through the first strap slot and wherein the second strap passes through the first strap slot and the second strap slot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.