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US 2018/0370789 A1Published application
Safety Stirrup and Strap System
OwnerMonica Pi-Jung Wuinventor
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Abstract
The present invention provides a safety stirrup and strap system for quick and easy stirrup adjustment for use with a saddle or similar type of riding equipment used during equine assisted therapies or in any recreational riding wherein quick and easy stirrup adjustment is desired.
Claims14
A safety stirrup and strap system comprising:
- a stirrup strap comprising a buckle at one end capable of receiving the opposite end of the stirrup strap thereby providing a loop from which a safety stirrup may be suspended in a normal use position;
- a safety stirrup suspended from the stirrup strap wherein the safety stirrup comprises removable padding covering all or a portion of the bars defining the arch of the safety stirrup;
- wherein the stirrup strap has been modified to visually demarcate separate and discrete blocks of buckle holes adjacent to each other along the stirrup strap, wherein each separate block contains the same number of buckle holes and wherein each buckle hole contained in each block is identified by a unique indicia selected from numbering or lettering of each buckle hole.
A safety stirrup and strap system comprising:
- a stirrup strap comprising a buckle at one end capable of receiving the opposite end of the stirrup strap thereby providing a loop from which a safety stirrup may be suspended in a normal use position;
- an optional safety stirrup suspended from the stirrup strap wherein the safety stirrup optionally comprises removable padding covering all or a portion of the bars defining the arch of the safety stirrup;
- wherein the stirrup strap has been modified to visually demarcate separate and discrete blocks of buckle holes adjacent to each other along the stirrup strap, wherein each separate block contains the same number of buckle holes and wherein each buckle hole contained in each block is identified by a unique indicia selected from numbering or lettering of each buckle hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.