Arthur W Barrett

US Patent:

47638940, Aug 16, 1988

Filed:

Apr 20, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/040375

Inventors:

Arthur L. Barrett - South Pasadena CA

International Classification:

A63B 2304

US Classification:

272 70

Abstract:

There is disclosed an exerciser sling which is formed as a generally U-shaped band of flexible sheet material having its upper ends attached to a support ring which has substantially the same diameter as the lateral dimensions of the user. The support ring protects the user's head, and supports the sides of the sling vertically and substantially parallel to each other, totally enclosing the sides of the user. The sling also includes a back support band which extends vertically from the support ring to a joined attachment with the fabric band of the sling at its lower rear edges, and has front belting which extends about the waist or diagonally across the chest and lower abdomen of the user. The sling has a pair of leg openings at its lower end, or bight, and the sides have opposite openings for the arms of the user.

US Patent:

48772380, Oct 31, 1989

Filed:

Aug 5, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/229122

Inventors:

Arthur L. Barrett - Long Beach CA

International Classification:

A63B 100
A63G 900

US Classification:

272 70

Abstract:

There is disclosed an infant sling which is formed as a generally U-shaped band of flexible sheet material having its upper ends attached to a support. The support can be a vest worn by an adult to provide an infant carrier, or can be a support ring which is suspended from a supporting structure to provide an infant swing. The support ring has substantially the same diameter as the lateral dimensions of the infant. The support ring protects the infant's head, and supports the sides of the sling vertically and substantially parallel to each other, totally enclosing the sides of the infant. The sling also includes a back support band which extends vertically from the support ring to a joined attachment with the fabric band of the sling at its lower rear edges, and has front belting which extends about the waist or diagonally across the chest and lower abdomen of the infant. The sling has a pair of leg openings at its lower end, or bight, and the sides have opposite openings for the arms of the infant.