System reinforced handles attached to a lower torso flap inset of a garment

Abstract

A system which consists of bands, assembled and anchored to a flap which is inserted to the side seam of a garment of a motorcycle or Jet Ski driver, the bands as strong as the seat belt are elongated sewn down along the back of the to the sides. The bands are part and parcel of the handholds threading through and securely fixed at the torso area of the driver. The parallel bands are secured in such a manner that forces pulling back on the handles do not go through the buckle, zipper, or other fasteners for the belts. Previous safety gear has been developed to secure passengers to the drivers but that gear is susceptible to failure because when passengers pull back, the loads go through fasteners, which can fail because they are improperly secured and not strong enough to withstand passengers “hanging on for dear life” during extreme accelerations. This System secures passengers by containing forces pulling back on the handholds within a rugged and permanently closed portion of the center front band. In the preferred embodiment the forces pulling back on the handholds are contained within a loop centered at front of the drivers vest. The positioning of the handles is natural and balanced. Users of this system will include all tandem riders.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A system, which is worn by a person and used to provide secure anchor points for another person, consisting of bands looped together with two or more handholds which are accured to each other across a permanently closed center front portion of the bands sewn to a flap base  300 , then inserted to a garment. 
     
     
         2 . The system where openings are all off-center relative to the front center of the wearer and all handholds are secured to the bands inboard of all openings, that is, each handhold is secured closer to the front center than any opening on the same side of the center. 
     
     
         3 . A system where the bands are part of the handholds not affixed, the bands thread through the handholds in a mariner that is continuous to the buckles then fastened to the side or center back and the bands are as strong as the seat belt. 
     
     
         4 . The system where the bands are attached to the underlying garment through which the mechanism of  claim 3  all the way to the back of the garment. 
     
     
         5 . The system bands extend from the flap inset to the back and are as long as the back portion of the garment and fastens on the sides. 
     
     
         6 . A system of all  claims 1  to  5  that could be joined or attached to different styles of garments.