Universal wrist worn holder for cellular phones

• US 20060166720A1
• Filed: 10/19/2005
• Published: 07/27/2006
• Est. Priority Date: 10/19/2004
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Herman Dixon
• Original Assignee: Herman Dixon
• Inventors: Dixon, Herman
• Application Number:
  US11/254,285
• Publication Number:
  US 20060166720A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 455/575.600
• CPC Class Codes: A45F 2005/008 Hand articles fastened to the wrist or to the arm or to the leg
• CPC Class Codes: H04B 1/385 Transceivers carried on the body, e.g. in helmets
• CPC Class Codes: H04B 1/3888 Arrangements for carrying or protecting transceivers

Abstract

A perspective view of the embodiment of a universal wrist worn holder of cellular phones and other small devices similar in size and shape. In this case (52) the phone is held atop a wristband'"'"'s (20) top surface and across the band'"'"'s (20) width, which is configured to be carried about a user'"'"'s wrist. The band (20) being rectangular or ellipse having two outer ends length and two sides width has also when longitudinally open, (46) a running half way point-center. The half way point from one end to the far end dissecting the bands length. The band'"'"'s width varying from two inch to three and five eight inch near center. From an over head view of the open band (20) with its far left end at nine o'"'"'clock, its far right end at three o'"'"'clock and its running halfway point dissecting the band'"'"'s length ninty degrees at twelve o'"'"'clock to six o'"'"'clock, (46) the center line. Two flexible materials are folded to form two L shaped strips. The L shaped holding members, which has each an upper portion (26A) the left leg and (28A) the right leg which stands ninety degrees up from the bands top surface with (26B) the left and (28B) right lower foot portions, which lay attached to and across the band'"'"'s top surface apart and parallel to one another at the desired distance to the right and left of where (46) the center line dissect the bands length.

These leg holders are the flexible materials which holds the object to be carried in place atop the band, in this case (52) a cellular phone. Each leg holder has attached to its inner wall toward center a strip of hook and loop material (30A) left, and (30B) right, matching both leg'"'"'s height and width. Additional, (32A) left and (32B) right, two matching mating hook and loop fastener strips are bonded to the outer sides of (52) the cellular phone, then mates to (30A and 30B) the inner leg hook and loop fastener strips when the phone is placed between the legs. Thereby securing (52) the phone to both the leg holders and (20) the band. The band (20) have attached to its far left end'"'"'s top surface at nine o'"'"'clock, (22A) a patch of hook and loop fastener across the bands width, extending inwardly toward the opposite end to a point adjacent (36B) the left foot (24A), the left hook and loop fastener stitch line placement Having also, (22B) a matching, mating patch of hook and loop fastener attached to (20) the band'"'"'s far right end under surface, also across the bands width, extending inward toward the opposite end to a point adjacent (28B) the right foot, at (24B) the right hook and loop fastener stitch line. When the band encircles the wrist and the end patches overlap one another, the band secures to the user'"'"'s wrist. The material used in constructing this band and its holding members are attached together by sewing, gluing, glue press, hot press, and other bonding means. The materials most suitable in the present use are. Leather, vinyl, and other materials such as heavy woven plastics, naugerhide, nylon, rayon, combined chain band and soft flexible plastics like those nick named jellies, plus many other manufactured relatively durable, flexible band and strap used sporting, fishing and hunting fabrics on the market to day, plus rigid materials used for bracelets such as, but not limited to, gold, stainless steel, silver and chain linked rigids like wood, plastic and woven chain.

Claims

1. I claim a universal wrist worn holder for cellular phones comprising a plurality of flexible materials configured to form support members of substantial length, width, and height having grasping and holding and means inside the upper portion with the lower portion attached across the width atop a wrist band with a second means grasping and holding.