Belt with bottle opener
OwnerThomas P. Batesinventor
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Abstract
A belt with a fastener wherein one ring of the fastener is adapted for use as a bottle opener. In a preferred embodiment, the fastener comprises a first ring and a second ring, the first ring having a nub and being attached to a front surface of the strip of material, wherein the first ring is adapted to open bottles by grasping a portion of a bottle cap with the ring and applying upward pressure under the bottle cap with the nub. To fasten the belt, the second end of the strip is adapted to be threaded through the second and first rings and re-threaded through the second ring. In a another preferred embodiment, the fastener may further include a third ring such that the second end of the strip is adapted to be threaded through the third, second and first rings and re-threaded through the second and third ring.
Claims15
A belt comprising
- a strip of material having a first strip end and a second strip end;
- and
- a fastener attached to said first end of said strip of material, said fastener comprising a first ring bottle opener portion and a second ring portion, said first ring bottle opener portion having an inward nub therein and being movably attached to a front surface of said strip of material, wherein said first ring bottle opener portion is adapted to open bottles by grasping a portion of a bottle cap with said ring having said inward nub and applying upward pressure on the bottle opener portion under the bottle cap.
A belt comprising
- a strip of material having a first strip end and a second strip end;
- a fastener attached to said first strip end of said strip of material, said fastener comprising a first ring, a second ring and a third ring, said first ring having an inward nub and being movably attached to a front surface of said strip of material,
- wherein said first ring is adapted to open bottles by grasping a portion of a bottle cap with said first ring having the inward nub and applying upward pressure under the bottle cap with said first ring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.