Abstract An adjustable ski carrier having a flexible rope with two snap locks on each end. A handle provided on the rope has inwardly extending slots on each end of the handle. A pair of spaced apart apertures made on the opposite side of the handle are adapted to receive the rope from within a handle and extended over the top of the handle on the outside of it. A distance between the apertures is smaller than the distance between the most inward ends of the slots. The length of the rope in relation to the snap locks can be adjusted by extending the loop created by the part of the rope lying atop of the handle so that the device can be used for carrying the skis up the slope or down the slope in a balanced manner, and with the handle being fixed in a certain position by means of the slots in combination with the apertures and the loop. A knot created atop of the handle from the loop can be used to further ensure a fixed distance between the handle and the snap locks on the ends of the rope.
A ski carrier apparatus, comprising: a. a flexible rope having a lock means at each end thereof; b. an elongated tubular handle provided with: i. longitudinal slots on a bottom portion at opposite ends of said handle, said handle being adapted to receive said rope from its opposite open ends, and said slots being adapted to secure said rope within said handle; ii. a pair of linearly spaced apart apertures on an upper side of said handle equidistantly located from the center of said handle, a distance between said apertures being less than a distance between the innermost ends of said slots, said apertures being adapted to receive said rope from within said handle, so that said rope extends upwardly from said handle and forms a loop above the top side of said handle, the minimum length of said loop being the distance between said apertures.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
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A ski carrier apparatus, comprising: a. a flexible rope having a lock means at each end thereof; b. an elongated tubular handle provided with: i. longitudinal slots on a bottom portion at opposite ends of said handle, said handle being adapted to receive said rope from its opposite open ends, and said slots being adapted to secure said rope within said handle; ii. a pair of linearly spaced apart apertures on an upper side of said handle equidistantly located from the center of said handle, a distance between said apertures being less than a distance between the innermost ends of said slots, said apertures being adapted to receive said rope from within said handle, so that said rope extends upwardly from said handle and forms a loop above the top side of said handle, the minimum length of said loop being the distance between said apertures.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
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The apparatus of claim 1, wherein the distance between said handle and said lock means is adjusted by enlarging said loop atop said handle.