Self-advancing knee ascender
View Patent ↗A self-advancing knee ascender featuring: a piece of webbing; at least two lengths of tubing encased by the piece of webbing; a second piece of webbing attached to the appropriate middle of the at least two lengths of tubing, wherein the second piece of webbing includes a first end and a second end, wherein the first end is arranged to form a webbing loop; a first linking mechanism removably attached to the webbing loop; a mechanical ascender attached to the second end of the second piece of webbing; a cord having a first end and a second end, wherein the cord is inside the at least two lengths of tubing, wherein the cord exits one tube, forms a cord loop, and enters another tube; and a second linking mechanism attached to the cord loop.
1. A self-advancing knee ascender comprising:
A first piece of webbing;
At least two lengths of tubing, comprising a first tube and a second tube, wherein said first tube is arranged parallel to said second tube, and said at least two lengths of tubing being encased by said first piece of webbing;
A second piece of webbing attached to a middle section between said at least two lengths of tubing, wherein said second piece of webbing comprises a first end and a second end, wherein said first end is arranged to form a webbing loop;
A first linking mechanism removably attached to said webbing loop;
A mechanical ascender attached to said second end of said second piece of webbing;
A cord having a first end and a second end, wherein said cord is inside said at least two lengths of tubing, wherein said cord exits said first tube, forms a cord loop, and enters said second tube; and
A second linking mechanism attached to said cord loop.
2. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said first piece of webbing is arranged to encase said at least two lengths of tubing by at least one of folding, sewing, or gluing.
3. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said first linking mechanism is arranged to releasably receive an apparatus.
4. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said first linking mechanism is arranged to releasably receive at least one of a foot harness or a foot loop.
5. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said cord comprises at least one of a bungee cord and a shock cord.
6. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said cord is arranged to be attached to a user.
7. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 1 , wherein said cord is arranged to be attached to a user with said second linking mechanism.
8. A self-advancing knee ascender comprising:
A first piece of webbing;
At least two lengths of tubing, comprising a first tube and a second tube, wherein said first tube is arranged parallel to said second tube, and said at least two lengths of tubing being encased by said first piece of webbing;
A second piece of webbing, wherein said second piece of webbing comprises a first end and a second end, wherein said first end is arranged to form a webbing loop;
A first linking mechanism removably attached to said webbing loop;
A mechanical ascender attached to said second end of said second piece of webbing;
A cord having a first end and a second end, wherein said cord is inside the at least two lengths of tubing, wherein said cord exits said first tube, and enters said second tube thereby forming a cord loop; and
A second linking mechanism attached to said cord loop.
9. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 8 , wherein said first piece of webbing is arranged to encase said at least two lengths of tubing by at least one of folding, sewing, or gluing.
10. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 8 , wherein said first linking mechanism is arranged to releasably receive an apparatus.
11. The self-advancing knee ascender of claim 8 , wherein said first linking mechanism is arranged to releasably receive at least one of a foot harness or a foot loop.