Belt assembly for a load carrying system
CA 2274549 A1 · Owner: Swetish, Thomas R. · Inventors: Swetish, Thomas R.
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A belt assembly (60) is pivotally connected to a load support structure (30) of a load carrying system (10) and includes a rear panel (70) and a pair of lateral panels (80). The lateral panels (80) are pivotally coupled to the rear panel (70). When the belt assembly is worn the rear panel covers a user's , lumbar region and the lateral panels wrap around the user's hips. The belt assembly (60) includes a removable pad (90) which is preferably connected to the rear and lateral panels by a hook and loop fastener system (50). A strap (94) secures the belt assembly around the user's hips. The pivotal connections between the panels of the belt assembly and between the belt assembly and …
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- Filed December 9, 1997. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended December 9, 2017.
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