Integrated modular attachment system
Assignee5 Seas Engineering & Trading LLC
InventorJohn W. Carver
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Abstract
An integrated modular attachment system for releasably attaching an object to a garment. The garment may include one or more loops. The object includes a base member, a foldable flap attached to the base member, a first wing member extending from a first side of the base member and a second wing member extending from a second side of the base member. To secure the object to the garment, the foldable flap is arranged in downward position and inserted through at least one of the loops of the garment. The first wing member is folded into a position which overlaps a portion of the foldable flap and is removably secured to the foldable flap. The second wing member is then folded over to overlap the first wing member and is removably secured to at least the first wing member.
Claims8
An integrated modular attachment system comprising:
- a garment including one or more loops disposed on said garment;
- an object being releasably attached to said garment in a secured configuration of said object, said object comprising
- a base member having a first end, a second end, a first side and a second side;
- a foldable flap coupled to said base member, said foldable flap having at least a downward position;
- a first wing member coupled to the first side of said base member, said first wing member overlapping said foldable flap in a first closed position;
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- a second wing member coupled to the second side of said base member, said second wing member overlapping said first wing member in a second closed position;
- wherein said secured configuration of said object comprises positioning said foldable flap in its downward position and inserting it through at least one of said loops of said garment, positioning said first wing member in its first closed position and removably securing it to said foldable flap, and positioning said second wing member in its second closed position and removably securing it to at least said first wing member.
An integrated modular attachment system comprising:
- a belt including one or more loops coupled to said belt;
- a pouch being releasably attached to said belt in a secured configuration of said pouch, said pouch comprising:
- a base member having a first end, a second end, a first side and a second side;
- a foldable flap coupled proximate to a first end of said base member, said foldable flap having at least a downward position;
- a first wing member coupled to the first side of said base member and extending substantially perpendicularly and away from the first side of said base member in an first open position, said first wing member overlapping said foldable flap in a first closed position;
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- and a second wing member coupled to the second side of said base member and extending substantially perpendicularly and away from the second side of said base member in a second open position, said second wing member overlapping and removably secured to said first wing member in a second closed position;
- wherein said secured configuration of said pouch comprises said foldable flap in said downward position and inserted through one of said one or more loops coupled to said belt to position said one of said one or more loops between said foldable flap and said base member, said first wing member in said first closed position and releasably secured to said foldable flap, and said second wing member in a second closed position and releasably secured to at least said first wing member.
An integrated modular attachment system comprising:
- a garment including one or more loops associated therewith;
- an object being releasably attached to said garment in a secured configuration of said object, said object comprising:
- a base member having a first end, a second end, a first side, a second side, and an interior surface;
- a foldable flap having a first end, a second end, a loop engagement portion and a securing area proximate said second end, said first end of said foldable flap being coupled to the interior surface said base member, said foldable flap lying substantially adjacent and parallel to said base member in a downward position of said foldable flap, and said securing area including a first securing mechanism inwardly facing in said downward position;
- a first wing member having a first surface and a second surface, said first wing member coupled to the first side of said base member and extending substantially perpendicular to and away from the first side of said base member in an first open position, said first surface of said first wing member disposed in an opposing relationship to said first securing mechanism of said securing area of said foldable flap in a first closed position;
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- a second wing member having a first surface and a second surface coupled to the second side of said base member and extending substantially perpendicular to and away from the second side of said base member in a second open position, said first surface of said second wing member disposed in an opposing and overlapping relationship with said second surface of said first wing member in a second closed position;
- wherein said first surface of said first wing member has a second securing mechanism, said second surface of said first wing member includes a third securing mechanism, and said first surface of said second member includes a fourth securing mechanism;
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- wherein said secured configuration of said object comprises said foldable flap in said downward position and passing through at least one of said loops of said garment positioning said loop between said base member and said foldable flap, said first wing member in said first closed position wherein said second securing mechanism of said first wing member matingly engages said first securing mechanism of said foldable flap, and said second wing member in a second closed position wherein said fourth securing mechanism of said second wing member matingly engages said third securing mechanism of said first wing member.
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