Mesh bag
OwnerMark S. Riceinventor
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Abstract
A holding device includes a mesh container having a closed end and an opposite open end defining an interior. A tassel may hang from the container proximate the closed end. The mesh container may be formed by a plurality of strands braided and tied together in a series of knots such that a diamond-shape weave appears. A drawstring is inserted through the interstices of the mesh at the open end of the container. A cinching mechanism, such as a draw bead, slidably engages the drawstring for opening and closing the open end of the container. The drawstring may have a connecting ring for enhancing safety.
Claims15
A holding device for receiving various types of articles therein, a portion of the device adapted for receipt around a neck of a user of the holding device, the holding device comprising:
- a mesh container with interior, said mesh container having a closed end and an opposing open end;
- a drawstring inserted through said mesh container next to said open end, said drawstring having a first end and a second end, a portion of said first end and said second end adapted for receipt around the neck of the user;
- a cinching mechanism slidably engaging said drawstring for closing the open end of said mesh container and retaining items placed within the interior of said mesh container;
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- a safety brake ring for securing together said first end and said second end of said drawstring, said safety brake ring adapted for releasing the first end from the second end to prevent potential strangulation of the user when the first end and the second end are received around the neck of the user.
A holding device for receiving various types of articles therein, a portion of the device adapted for receipt around a neck of a user of the holding device, the holding device comprising:
- a mesh container with interior, said mesh container having a closed end and an opposing open end;
- a drawstring inserted through said mesh container next to said open end, said drawstring having a first end and a second end, said drawstring having a length in a range of 25 to 75 centimeters with a portion the length adapted for receipt around the neck of the user;
- a cinching mechanism slidably engaging said drawstring for closing the open end of said mesh container and retaining items placed within the interior of said mesh container;
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- a safety brake ring for securing together the first end and the second end of said drawstring, said safety brake ring adapted for releasing the first end from the second end to prevent potential strangulation of the user when the first end and the second end are received around the neck of the user.
A holding device for receiving various types of articles therein, a portion of the device adapted for receipt around a neck of a user of the holding device, the holding device comprising:
- a mesh container with interior, said mesh container having a closed end and an opposing open end, said mesh container having a plurality of dual strands braided together and tied into a series of knots defining a diamond-shape weave, the diamond-shape weave forming interstices in a range of a few millimeters to a few centimeters in width, said mesh container in a range of 3 to 25 centimeters in length and in a range of 1 to 8 centimeters in width;
- a drawstring inserted through said mesh container next to said open end, said drawstring having a first end and a second end, said drawstring having a length in a range of 25 to 75 centimeters with a portion the length adapted for receipt around the neck of the user;
- a draw bead slidably engaging said drawstring for closing the open end of said mesh container and retaining items placed within the interior of said mesh container;
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- a safety brake ring for securing together the first end and the second end of said drawstring, said safety brake ring adapted for releasing the first end from the second end to prevent potential strangulation of the user when the first end and the second end are received around the neck of the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.