Interlock Attaching Strap

An interlock attaching strap system, comprising:

• d. a carrier, having a carrying side, adapted for being carried by a wearer;
• e. a holder having a loading side and an opposed holding side corresponding to said carrying side of said carrier;
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• f. an interlocking arrangement, which comprises:
• i. a plurality of first ribbed webbing strips transversely, evenly and spacedly affixed on said carrying side of said carrier and defining a plurality of transverse carrier slots between said first webbing strips and said carrying side of said carrier;
• ii. a plurality of second ribbed webbing strips transversely, evenly and spacedly affixed on said holding side of said holder and defining a plurality of transverse holder slots between said holding side of said holder to align with said transverse carrier slots respectively to form an elongated interlocking channel when said holding side of said holder is overlapped on said carrying side of said carrier to alternate said first webbing strips with said second webbing strips;
• iii. at least a ribbed interfering strap, which is longitudinally extended on said holder, having an affixing end extended from a peripheral edge of said holder and a ribbed free tab end, which is arranged to slidably pass through said interlocking channel to securely interlock said holder with said carrier so as to securely reinforce said holder on said carrier via said ribbed interfering strap,
• iv. wherein said ribbed free tab end of said ribbed interfering strap is overlappedly folded back onto said ribbed interfering strap to enhance a stiffness of said ribbed free tab end and to form a double layer at said ribbed free tab end and wherein said ribbed free tab end is stitched to form
• (a) a dual layer hook structure arranged to slide along said interlocking channel towards said opposed peripheral edge of said holder, and
• (b) a wedge between said dual layer hook structure and said ribbed interfering strap to hook a last webbing strip so as to prevent said interfering strap from being pulled backward.

A method of interlocking a carrier with a holder, comprising said steps of:

• g. slidably passing a free tab end of an interfering strap through one of first webbing strips transversely extended on said carrier, wherein said interfering strap is longitudinally extended on said holder and has an affixing end extended from a peripheral edge of said holder;
• h. slidably passing said free tab end of said interfering strap through one of second webbing strips transversely extended on said holder;
• i. slidably passing said free tab end of said interfering strap through said succeeding first webbing strip on said carrier;
• j. slidably passing said free tab end of said interfering strap through said succeeding second webbing strips on said holder to interlock said first webbing strips with said second webbing strips so as to securely mount said holder on said carrier, wherein said free tab end of said interfering strap comprises a dual layer hook structure comprising a stiffening member to enhance a stiffness of said hook structure;
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• k. wedging a last webbing strip in between said dual layer hook structure and said interfering strap to prevent said interfering strap from being pulled backward.