Ball retainer as a pocket
OwnerKiersten K. Mooneyinventor
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Abstract
A pocket is formed to be carried at a waist of a player playing either golf or tennis. The pocket has a backing and a front made of a fabric that is flexible and stretchable to thereby hold at least three balls under tension while located in the pocket. The pocket is held in a horizontal direction on the waistline of a wearer. The pocket may be attached to a belt surrounding the wearer or instead of a belt may be held in place by way of straps that are mounted on a back side of the pocket and may be passed through slits at the waistline of a pair of pants and held under tension by way of double D-rings.
Claims4
A system for storing golf balls on a waist of a wearer including a pocket of a longitudinal extent having ends and locating said pocket in a horizontal manner and having means for mounting said pocket on a waist band of said wearer, said pocket is constructed of a flexible and stretchable material to snugly hold a multiple of balls within said pocket, said balls may be dispensed one at a time including means for mounting said pocket on said waist band of said wearer, wherein said waist band has placed therein at least two double slits spaced from each other, including a single strap attached to a back side of said pocket to thereby create an end of said strap on each end of said pocket, two double D-rings are each located at each end of said pocket, whereby, when each end of said strap is threaded through each of said double D-rings, each of said ends is received within said D-rings and locked therein after having been passed through said double slits.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.