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US 3,947,927 AGranted
Ski tie
OwnerAllen M. Rosenthalinventor
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Abstract
A tie useful for securing together a pair of skis and a pair of ski poles for ease of carrying them as one unit with the poles acting as a carrying handle. The tie includes an elongate, flexible tape having opposite free end segments which matingly engage adjacent portions of a central segment on the same tape side via filamentary loops and hooks. The free end segments are threadable through eyes operable on the opposite tape side, and are bent back and coupled to the central segment to form a figure eight, the loops of which separately enclose the skis and poles.
Claims5
A tie for securing together a pair of skis and a pair of ski poles, comprising:
- an elongate flexible tape having opposite free end segments and a central segment therebetween, each free end segment and a respective portion of said central segment adjacent thereto having, on a first side of said tape, inter-engagable surface portions including a first surface portion provided with a multiplicity of male hook-shaped filamentary members and a second surface portion provided with a multiplicity of female loop-shaped filamentary members releasably inter-engagable with said male filamentary members;
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- first and second eyes for receiving therethrough respective ones of said free end segments, located on said central segment between said free end segments and spaced one from the other on a second side of said tape to define a flexible spacer segment therebetween, each eye being longitudinally spaced from at least part of the adjacent interengagable surface portion of said central segment and from a respective free end segment to define a long tape free end segment and a short tape free end segment whereby first and second enclosures for said skis and said ski poles, respectively, can be formed by threading said free end segments through said first and second eyes, respectively, for retention by engagement of their filamentary surfaces with the filamentary surfaces of respective adjacent portions of said central segment, said first and second enclosures being spaced apart by said spacer segment.
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