Attach and carry and attach and pull multi purpose handle

Abstract

This invention provides a flexible and diverse manner in which to attach a light weight, portable, rugged handle to a variety of items that have uncomfortable handles, and tend to be heavy and or bulky, or are otherwise difficult to carry. Examples include but are not limited to: paint cans, gallons of milk and or water. This invention also can attach to items that are big and or bulky and are otherwise difficult to carry and don't have traditional handles. An example is a standard five gallon water bottle. In addition, this invention can attach to items with a diameter of 2″ and less and grip and pull them. Examples include pulling garden hoses, pulling garden stakes out of the ground, and other similar acts.

1 . A method to quickly and easily attach a lightweight, comfortable, portable, rugged handle to many diverse items that have handles, but are difficult or uncomfortable to carry. Examples include but are not limited to: one gallon (up to three) or one five gallon paint can(s), one gallon milk or water jugs (up to two). Each handle can carry up to 50 pounds of miscellaneous items.  
   
   
       2 . A method to quickly and easily attach a lightweight, comfortable, portable, rugged handle to a variety of items that don't have traditional handles: Examples include but are not limited to: five gallon water bottles, bicycles, or anything that has a diameter of two inches and less. The vinyl tubing grips items once the cord is tightened around it.  
   
   
       3 . A method to attach a lightweight, comfortable, portable, rugged handle to items that are difficult to grip and pull. Examples include but aren't limited to: pulling up garden stakes, small tree or plant roots, dragging garden hoses to their destination, pulling suitcases that are for a variety of reasons difficult to pull otherwise, etc.