Ergonomic handle for rolling manually propelled vehicle

A manually propelled vehicle comprising:

• a base;
• rollers carried by said base for rolling engagement with an underlying support surface;
• upstanding support structure on said base defining a planar attachment surface;
• and an ergonomic handle construction mounted on said support structure at said attachment surface, said handle construction including an elongated central section having opposed end portions, two non-parallel inclined sections respectively integral with the end portions of said central section, each of said sections being substantially parallel to the attachment surface, and two end sections respectively integral with said inclined sections and spaced from said central section and respectively extending from said inclined sections substantially perpendicular to said attachment surface, each end section having a length substantially less than that of any of said central and inclined sections;
• and attachment structure coupled to said end sections and attached to said attachment surface at spaced-apart locations thereon.

A manually propelled vehicle comprising:

• a base;
• rollers carried by said base for rolling engagement with an underlying support surface;
• upstanding support structure on said base defining a planar attachment surface;
• and an ergonomic handle construction mounted on said attachment surface, said handle construction including an elongated central section having opposed end portions, two non-parallel inclined sections respectively integral with the end portions of said central section, said central section and said inclined sections being parallel to said attachment surface, and two end sections respectively integral with said inclined sections and spaced from said central section and extending perpendicular to said attachment surface;
• and attachment structure including a pair of substantially flats elongated attachment plates respectively coupled to said end sections and respectively having longitudinal axes substantially parallel to said attachment surface and attached to said attachment surface at spaced-apart locations thereon.