Flexible Strap Or Harness Patents (Class 242/404.1)
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Patent number: 11760601Abstract: Implementations of spool devices may include a frame including an anchor, the anchor configured to directly couple to a belt of a user, an axle coupled through the frame, and a first spool coupled over a first portion of the axle. The first portion of the axle may extend entirely through the first spool. The spool device may also include a second spool coupled over a second portion of the axle. The second portion of the axle may extend entirely through the second spool. The spool device may also include a first spool handle directly coupled to an outer wall of the first spool, a second spool handle directly coupled to an outer wall of the second spool, a first hose roller directly coupled to the frame, and a second hose roller directly coupled to the frame.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2020Date of Patent: September 19, 2023Assignee: BLAZING SPOOLS LLCInventors: Charles Mack, James Mack
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Patent number: 9622626Abstract: The clip assembly includes a tube that has a top end and a bottom end. A first disk is coupled to the tube. The first disk is positioned proximate the bottom end of the tube. A second disk is removably coupled to the top end of the tube. The roll of paper towels is inserted onto the tube. The roll of paper towels is retained between the first and second disks. A clamp is coupled to the bottom end of the tube. The clamp selectively engages the object. The tube is retained on the object.Type: GrantFiled: October 28, 2014Date of Patent: April 18, 2017Inventor: Russell Radke
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Patent number: 8794560Abstract: A retractable tether is disclosed which may be used in conjunction with personal communication devices (such as a Cell Phone, Pager or PDA) mounting system for the prevention of loss or damage. The retracting tether may be clipped to a belt, pants or purse next to the location in which the device is being held or stored. The retractable tether allows the device to be easily used while connected to the retracting tether. Should the device be dropped or dislodged from it's clip mount, holster or storage pocket, the retracting tether prevents the device from hitting the ground thereby preventing loss or damage to the device. A separation mechanism is also incorporated to allow the device to be easily removed from the retractable tether.Type: GrantFiled: February 17, 2010Date of Patent: August 5, 2014Assignee: Hammerhead Industries, Inc.Inventors: John A. Salentine, Kenneth S. Collin, Jr.
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Patent number: 8205818Abstract: A strap and cord winder is adjustable for different width straps and reconfigurable for cords. The winder includes a handle assembly with a center shaft and an offset pin for engaging and winding a strap. The center shaft adjustably passes through a face plate creating an adjustable width between a handle arm of the handle assembly and the face plate for winding different width straps. A cylindrical grip is attached to the face plate opposite the handle arm and the face plate attaches to a chest plate. A spool may be positioned on the center shaft between the handle arm and face plate for coiling cords and hoses and the offset pin engages a notch on one end of the spool to couple rotation of the handle to rotation of the spool. The spool includes disks at each end including open ended slots reaching radially to capture cord ends.Type: GrantFiled: July 25, 2011Date of Patent: June 26, 2012Inventors: Joseph Paul Gonzales, Donna L. Gonzales, Fernando B. Gonzales
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Patent number: 7984870Abstract: A strap and cord winder is adjustable for different width straps and reconfigurable for cords. The winder includes a handle assembly with a center shaft and an offset pin for engaging and winding a strap. The center shaft adjustably passes through a face plate creating an adjustable width between a handle arm of the handle assembly and the face plate for winding different width straps. A cylindrical grip is attached to the face plate opposite the handle arm and the face plate attaches to a chest plate. A spool may be positioned on the center shaft between the handle arm and face plate for coiling cords and hoses and the offset pin engages a notch on one end of the spool to couple rotation of the handle to rotation of the spool. The spool includes disks at each end including open ended slots reaching radially to capture cord ends.Type: GrantFiled: April 9, 2010Date of Patent: July 26, 2011Inventors: Joseph Paul Gonzales, Donna L. Gonzales, Fernando B. Gonzales
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Patent number: 7665684Abstract: A retractable tether is disclosed which may be used in conjunction with personal communication devices (such as a Cell Phone, Pager or PDA) mounting system for the prevention of loss or damage. The retracting tether may be clipped to a belt, pants or purse next to the location in which the device is being held or stored. The retractable tether allows the device to be easily used while connected to the retracting tether. Should the device be dropped or dislodged from it's clip mount, holster or storage pocket, the retracting tether prevents the device from hitting the ground thereby preventing loss or damage to the device. A separation mechanism is also incorporated to allow the device to be easily removed from the retractable tether.Type: GrantFiled: August 9, 2002Date of Patent: February 23, 2010Assignee: Hammerhead Industries, IncInventors: John A. Salentine, Kenneth S. Collin, Jr.
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Patent number: 7546974Abstract: A paper roll holding system includes an elongated member. A strap is attached to the elongated member and is removably extendable around a headrest of the vehicle seat. A pair of arms is attached to the elongated member. The arms are oriented parallel to each other. The arms each have a distal end with respect to the elongated member. A spindle assembly is removably attached to and extends between the distal ends of the arms. The spindle assembly extends through a roll of paper to rotatably mount the roll of paper on the spindle assembly.Type: GrantFiled: April 23, 2008Date of Patent: June 16, 2009Inventor: Cody S. Bailes
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Publication number: 20020060258Abstract: Dual-bearing reel, onto which a harness for tying to an angler is attachable, is equipped with a reel body, a rod mount, harness clips, a spool, and a handle. The reel body is coupled to a fishing rod from below such that the reel body is disposed beneath the fishing rod during use. The reel body is furnished with a mounting pod on top that is coupled to the fishing rod. The harness clips are furnished on the rod mount side of the reel body 1, and engage the harness removably and reattachably. The spool is rotatively carried in the reel body. The handle cranks the spool. For dual-bearing reels attachable to a harness for tying to an angler, relieving the burden on the angler when using the harness.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 9, 2001Publication date: May 23, 2002Inventor: Takeshi Ikuta
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Patent number: 6302347Abstract: A holder for storing and dispensing an elongated flexible member, such as a rope, hose or electrical extension cord. A planar elongated handle member has a pair of planar parallel cross members, around which the flexible member is stored, extending perpendicularly therefrom and intermediate the ends thereof. Each cross member has a spring loaded end piece selectively pivotally movable between a closed position in which the flexible member is retained on the holder and an open position, perpendicular to the closed position, in which the flexible member can be rapidly removed from the holder.Type: GrantFiled: September 19, 2000Date of Patent: October 16, 2001Inventor: Gerald A. Amirault
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Publication number: 20010022331Abstract: The present invention discloses a frame member having an offset handle upon which line can be stored. The handle has a hole therein through which the line can be passed in order to properly secure the device to the line. Furthermore, the device has hooks on each end of the line for hoisting an article or attaching the line to an article of clothing. In use, the device can be used to attach one end to a person's clothing and attach the other end of the line to an article, such as a backpack, to be hoisted up a tree such as a hunter might hoist an article up a tree stand. Furthermore, the present invention is adapted so that the handle can be attached to a structural member of a tree stand or the like.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 21, 2001Publication date: September 20, 2001Inventor: Howard W. Smith