1. Durable hand bag designs to fashionably transport climbing equipment and personal effects, which are constructed of heavy duty nylon webbing or other synthetic webbing materials used in the manufacture of climbing equipment and in the automotive industry. These nylon and other synthetic webbing materials are sufficiently durable to withstand the repeated transport of climbing equipment and other personal effects by women and men.
2. A unique woven design according to claim 1 that allows the majority of the hand bag to be constructed from two long strands of webbing material. The long strand design enhances the durability and strength required to repeatedly transport climbing equipment and personal effects.
3. A unique stitched design according to claim 1 that allows the majority of the hand bag to be constructed from a single long strand of webbing material. The long strand design enhances the durability and strength required to repeatedly transport climbing equipment and personal effects.
4. Colorful webbing materials according to claims 1, 2, and 3, used in the manufacture of climbing equipment and in the automotive industry, can be used to construct durable hand bags that are considered fashionable by women and men.
The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.
1. An exercise apparatus comprising:
a frame;
at least one resistance element to provide resistance for performing exercise;
at least one handle assembly;
at least two carriage assemblies linearly adjustable on said frame;
at least two swivel pulley assemblies, each swivel pulley assembly including at least one pulley, each said swivel pulley assembly pivotally attached to a respective said carriage assembly;
at least one flexible connector system interconnecting the said handle assembly to the said resistance element, said flexible connector system including at least two closed flexible loops, each said closed flexible loop having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end and said second end are routed from opposite sides of the said frame towards and connected to a respective said carriage assembly, wherein the said first end of each said closed flexible loop partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley, wherein the said closed flexible loop first end is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, wherein a said handle assembly can be attached to the said closed flexible loop first end, and wherein each said closed flexible loop is interconnected with resistance wherein the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a first said closed flexible loop provides an alternate ratio of resistance than the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a second said closed flexible loop.
2. The exercise apparatus of claim 1 wherein a said first end of a said closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a lighter ratio of resistance has more travel distance capability when pressed or pulled than a said first end of a said alternate closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a heavier ratio of resistance.
3. The exercise apparatus of claim 1 wherein the resistance element is a weight stack.
4. The exercise apparatus of claim 1 wherein the flexible connector system is a cable system.
5. An exercise apparatus comprising:
a frame;
at least one resistance element to provide resistance for performing exercise;
at least one handle assembly a carriage assembly linearly adjustable on said frame;
at least two swivel pulley assemblies, each swivel pulley assembly including at least one pulley, said swivel pulley assemblies pivotally attached to said carriage assembly;
at least one flexible connector system interconnecting the said handle assembly to the said resistance element, said flexible connector system including at least two closed flexible loops, each said closed flexible loop having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end and said second end are routed from opposite sides of the said frame towards and connected to the said carriage assembly, wherein the said first end of each said closed flexible loop partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley, wherein the said closed flexible loop first end is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, wherein a said handle assembly can be attached to the said closed flexible loop first end, and wherein each said closed flexible loop is interconnected with resistance wherein the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a first said closed flexible loop provides an alternate ratio of resistance than the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a second said closed flexible loop.
6. The exercise apparatus of claim 5 wherein a said first end of a said closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a lighter ratio of resistance has more travel distance capability when pressed or pulled than a said first end of a said alternate closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a heavier ratio of resistance.
7. The exercise apparatus of claim 5 wherein said swivel pulley assemblies are pivotally attached to each other.
8. The exercise apparatus of claim 5 wherein the resistance element is a weight stack.
9. The exercise apparatus of claim 5 wherein the flexible connector system is a cable system.
10. An exercise apparatus comprising:
a frame;
at least one resistance element to provide resistance for performing exercise;
at least one handle assembly;
a carriage assembly linearly adjustable on said frame;
at least one swivel pulley assembly, including at least two pulleys, said swivel pulley assembly pivotally attached to said carriage assembly;
at least one flexible connector system interconnecting the said handle assembly to the said resistance element, said flexible connector system including at least two closed flexible loops, each said closed flexible loop having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end and said second end are routed from opposite sides of the said frame towards and connected to a respective said carriage assembly, wherein the said first end of each said closed flexible loop partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley, wherein the said closed flexible loop first end is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, wherein a said handle assembly can be attached to the said closed flexible loop first end, and wherein each said closed flexible loop is interconnected with resistance wherein the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a first said closed flexible loop provides an alternate ratio of resistance than the pressing or pulling of the said first end of a second said closed flexible loop.
11. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein one said handle assembly can be attached to multiple said closed flexible loop ends to provide the user with additional ratios of resistance.
12. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein a said first end of a said closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a lighter ratio of resistance has more travel distance capability when pressed or pulled than a said first end of a said alternate closed flexible loop interconnected to said resistance with a heavier ratio of resistance.
13. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein said swivel pulley assembly is pivotally mounted to said carriage assembly and rotatable about at least one hollow axle wherein at least two said first ends of two said closed flexible loops pass through said hollow axle and partially wrap around and extend beyond a respective said pulley, wherein the said closed flexible loop first ends are maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled.
14. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein said swivel pulley assembly is pivotally mounted to said carriage assembly and rotatable about two hollow axles wherein a said first end of a first said closed flexible loop passes through a first said hollow axle and partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley and is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, and wherein a said first end of a second closed flexible loop passes through a second said hollow axle and partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley and is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled.
15. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein the resistance element is a weight stack.
16. The exercise apparatus of claim 10 wherein the flexible connector system is a cable system.
17. An exercise apparatus comprising:
a frame;
at least one resistance element to provide resistance for performing exercise;
at least one handle assembly;
a carriage assembly linearly adjustable on said frame;
a swivel pulley assembly, including at least two pulleys, said swivel pulley assembly pivotally attached to said carriage assembly;
at least one flexible connector system interconnecting the said handle assembly to the said resistance element, said flexible connector system including at least one closed flexible loop, said closed flexible loop having a first end and a second end, wherein said first end and said second end are routed from opposite sides of the said frame towards and connected to said carriage assembly, wherein the said first end and second end of the said closed flexible loop partially wrap around and extend beyond a respective said pulley, wherein the said closed flexible loop first end and second end are maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, wherein a said handle assembly can be attached to the said closed flexible loop first end or second end.
18. The exercise apparatus of claim 17 wherein one said handle assembly can be attached to both said closed loop flexible ends to provide the user with an additional ratio of resistance.
19. The exercise apparatus of claim 17 wherein said swivel pulley assembly is pivotally mounted to said carriage assembly and rotatable about two hollow axles wherein said first end of said closed flexible loop passes through a first said hollow axle and partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley and is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled, and wherein said second end of said closed flexible loop passes through a second said hollow axle and partially wraps around and extends beyond a respective said pulley and is maintained in a rest position until pressed or pulled.
20. The exercise apparatus of claim 17 wherein the resistance element is a weight stack.