Shoulder strap securing device

Abstract

Shoulder Strap Securing Device with a plurality of strips. The strips are comprised of a hook type fastening material on one side and a high sticktion material on the opposite side and are connected to each other by a layer of material such as netting so that approximately one quarter of one inch of the netting is exposed between each four inch length of each strip. The strips and netting assembly can be placed on a persons clothing at the shoulder area, the hook fastener side used on rough or fuzzy material and the high sticktion side to be used on smooth slippery material. Additional hook and loop tabs are attached to the securing assembly and placed one over the other thereby retaining a standard bag strap or case strap and reducing the chance of the strap to slide off of the user's shoulder.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . Shoulder Strap Securing Device comprising: 
 a plurality of strips;    each said strip approximately one inch wide and four inches long;    each said strip comprised of a hook type fastening material on one side and a high sticktion material on the opposite side;    said strips connected to each other by a single layer of flexible material such as netting that is sandwiched between said hook material side and said high sticktion material side so that approximately one quarter of one inch of said netting is exposed between each four inch length of each said strips;    said strips and netting assembly to be placed on a persons clothing at the shoulder area;    said hook fastener side used on rough or fuzzy material and said high sticktion side to be used on smooth slippery material; and    said forward most strip and said rear most strip having fixedly attached tabs that each have hook type fastening material on one side and loop type fastening material on the opposite side so that when said taps are placed one over the other, said tabs are held together thereby retaining a standard bag strap or case strap and causing said strap to not slide off of the user's shoulder.