Handle for bags particularly of net or plastic material

Claim 1

A handle for bags particularly of a net or plastic material comprising a carrying member having an elongated closed loop portion adapted to be gripped manually, a link extending perpendicularly from said closed loop and a bendable strip attached to said link spaced from said closed loop and foldable back upon itself to define two portions having opposed inner surfaces, said strip being substantially parallel to said elongated portion of the carrying member, a snap fastener on one strip portion detachably engageable with the other strip portion to engage said strip portion in a clamped position, and means on the opposed inner surfaces of said strip portions for clampingly engaging bag material received between said strip portions, said clamping means comprising a plurality of detents on one of said strip portions and recesses on the other of said strip portions spaced to correspond with said detents, a bag of flexible material having an opening, the bag material at said opening being gathered together and passed between said clamped strip portions to be doubled around a portion of said carrying member to which said link is attached and passed back between said strip portions so that the handle is securely but detachably fastened to said bag when said strip portions are engaged by said snap fastener.