US2005114990A1PendingUtilityA1

Simple restraint harness for walking or other activity

Priority: Dec 1, 2003Filed: Dec 1, 2003Published: Jun 2, 2005
Est. expiryDec 1, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47D 13/086
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Abstract

Invention restrains through the design of the harness, without the use or manipulation of attached cumbersome technology. Invention is a harness of three straps that is designed to easily adjust to fit the restrainee. A primary strap has two secondary left and right straps each attached to the left and right of the primary strap's center point. These two secondary left and right straps each have loops at their ends. The primary strap is placed across the restrainee's front with the secondary left and right straps brought over the shoulders (and crossed or left uncrossed) or under the axillae, depending on the placement of the primary strap. The two ends of the primary strap are brought through the loops of the secondary left and right straps. The ends of the primary strap can be threaded through each or both loops. The guardian then holds the ends of the primary strap.

Claims

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1 . A restraint for walking or other activity comprising: 
 (a) a primary strap of sufficient length to circle the restrainee's body and long enough to be held by a guardian;    (b) a first secondary strap attached left of the center of the primary strap;    (c) a second secondary strap attached right of the center of the primary strap;    (d) each secondary strap having a loop on the non-attached end; and    (e) each secondary strap being of sufficient length to pass around the restrainee's body, cross, and allow the primary strap to be threaded through each secondary strap loop at the restrainee's back.    
   
   
       2 ) The invention as described in  claim 1  wherein: 
 (a) the primary strap is placed horizontally across the front of the restrainee at the level of the axillae;    (b) the left secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's left shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (c) the right secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's right shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (d) the left and right secondary straps are crossed;    (e) the left end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's left axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap;    (f) the right end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's right axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap; and    (g) the ends of the primary strap being held by the guardian so as to restrain the restrainee.    
   
   
       3 ) The invention as described in  claim 1  wherein: 
 (a) the primary strap is placed horizontally across the front of the restrainee at the level of the axillae;    (b) the left secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's left shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (c) the right secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's right shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (d) the left end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's left axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap and then through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap;    (e) the right end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's right axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap and then through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap; and    (f) the ends of the primary strap being held by the guardian so as to restrain the restrainee.    
   
   
       4 ) The invention as described in  claim 1  wherein: 
 (a) the primary strap is placed horizontally across the front of the restrainee at the level of the axillae;    (b) the left secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's left shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (c) the right secondary strap is brought over the restrainee's right shoulder to the restrainee's back;    (d) the left end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's left axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap;    (e) the right end of the primary strap is brought under the restrainee's right axilla and threaded through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap; and    (f) the ends of the primary strap being held by the guardian so as to restrain the restrainee.    
   
   
       5 ) The invention as described in  claim 1  wherein: 
 (a) the primary strap is placed horizontally across the front of the restrainee at the level of the shoulders;    (b) the left secondary strap is brought under the restrainee's left axilla to the restrainee's back;    (c) the right secondary strap is brought under the restrainee's right axilla to the restrainee's back;    (d) the left end of the primary strap is brought over the restrainee's left shoulder and threaded through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap;    (e) the right end of the primary strap is brought over the restrainee's right shoulder and threaded through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap; and    (f) the ends of the primary strap being held by the guardian so as to restrain the restrainee.    
   
   
       6 ) The invention as described in  claim 1  wherein: 
 (a) the primary strap is placed horizontally across the front of the restrainee at the level of the shoulders;    (b) the left secondary strap is brought under the restrainee's left axilla to the restrainee's back;    (c) the right secondary strap is brought under the restrainee's right axilla to the restrainee's back;    (d) the left end of the primary strap is brought over the restrainee's left shoulder and threaded through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap and then through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap;    (e) the right end of the primary strap is brought over the restrainee's right shoulder and threaded through the loop at the end of the right secondary strap and then through the loop at the end of the left secondary strap; and    (f) the ends of the primary strap being held by the guardian so as to restrain the restrainee.

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