Daniel H Hoggan

20090075784, Mar 19, 2009

Sep 8, 2008

12/206563

Daniel Hunter Hoggan - Providence UT, US

A63B 22/02

482 54

This device comprises two upward extending arms and mounting brackets which attach to the handrails of any treadmill and afford the user an opportunity to exercise the upper body in an action similar to cross country skiing.

20090083954, Apr 2, 2009

Oct 1, 2008

12/242919

Daniel Hunter Hoggan - Providence UT, US

A47K 5/00
B65D 35/18

24563

A versatile clip designed primarily to fit over the folded end of a tube containing toothpaste or other materials, but with many other applications as well, such as a closure for bags and an organizer for papers and other flat items. It has a unique one-piece design that makes it inexpensive to manufacture and easy to use.

20090309347, Dec 17, 2009

Jun 16, 2008

12/139694

Daniel Hunter Hoggan - Providence UT, US

A63C 11/22

280821

A spreader device that attaches to the straps of a ski pole or similar pole holding the straps apart so that it is easy for a user to grasp or release the grip of the pole. It is constructed of rubber, plastic, or metal with resilient, spring-like characteristics. The device has two removable parts that may be used together or alone, and will fit the straps of most poles. It is very simple in design and inexpensive to manufacture, so it can be made available at a very affordable price.

20100204018, Aug 12, 2010

Apr 20, 2010

12/763534

Daniel Hunter Hoggan - Providence UT, US

A63B 22/02

482 54

This device comprises two upward extending arms and adjustable mounting brackets that can be attached independently to the handrails of most treadmills and affords users an opportunity to exercise the upper body in an action similar to cross country skiing.

20110042931, Feb 24, 2011

Oct 30, 2010

12/916510

Daniel Hunter Hoggan - Providence UT, US

A63C 11/22
B23P 17/04

280821, 29428

A spreader device that attaches to the straps of a ski pole or similar pole holding the straps apart so that it is easy for a user to grasp or release the grip of the pole. It is constructed of rubber, plastic, or metal with resilient, spring-like characteristics. The device has two removable parts that may be used together or alone, and will fit the straps of most poles. It is very simple in design and inexpensive to manufacture, so it can be made available at a very affordable price.

41914503, Mar 4, 1980

Jun 14, 1978

5/915522

Daniel H. Hoggan - Providence UT

G03B 2156

350121

An adjustment wedge having means for verticallay adjusting the wedge in a double clip member of an optical lettering guide provides adjustment of the angular relationship between a tinted transparent window card held in one clip of the guide and an image-producing card held in the other clip. The adjustment wedge is used to precisely adjust the angle between the window card and the image-producing card to match the angle between the window card and the drawing surface. Following such adjustment, the card image appears to be superimposed exactly on the plane of the drawing surface.