A connector (10) for securing an exercise member (12) to a section of flexible material (18) includes a slide (50) and first (20) and second (22) cinchable loops. First (20) and second (22) cinchable loops are formed in the material (18) and in cooperation with the slide (50) and are connected by a third loop (24). The third loop (24) has a first end (30) and a second end (32) that are restrained by a restraint (40). The restraint (40) prevents the first (20) and second (22) cinchable loops from pulling out of the frame (50). The connector (10) secures an exercise member (12) by holding the exercise member (12) in the two cinchable loops (20,22). The connector (10) may also be used to anchor an exercise member (12) to a door (300), a door hold (16), or a hand hold (14). Multiple connectors (10) may also be used in conjunction with a single section of material (18) to provide additional and varying exercise device configurations.

Connector for securing an exercise member

Combined garment and tow harness

A harness which may be used as a sling to suspend a person from a support in either a sitting or standing position, or may be placed on the shoulder to exert force on a load includes a closed loop of webbing material which is loosely slidable through a pair of D-rings, and a double length of rope, one end of each length being connected to one of the rings with the other ends being provided with a snap-hook arrangement for encircling a support or for attachment to a load. A slider on the double rope can be moved to adjust the overall size of the sling and the webbing is held by the rings in the form of two supporting loops which adjust to the body size. In a modified form, two closed loops of webbing pass through the rings and are double back upon themselves to provide a cradle having as many as four loops to support the back and legs. Another variation uses a single length of webbing for attaching the cradle to a support or to a load to be pulled by the user.

Self adjustable harness or sling

Deer towing harness

An adjustable game drag assembly for transporting slain game animals is disclosed. The assembly includes a game engaging linear rope-like member for encircling an appendage of the game animal, and a plurality of linear rope-like handle members reversibly attachable to a connecting loop end of the game engaging section.

Robert J Keller

Papers

Deer pull and pulley