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A head restraint for supporting a user's head with respect to the head rest portion of a seat. The head restraint has a headband strap for placing over the head across the forehead of the user. An anchor band is secured around the head rest portion of the seat. A righthand securement strap is affixe

A head restraint for supporting a user's head with respect to the head rest portion of a seat. The head restraint has a headband strap for placing over the head across the forehead of the user. An anchor band is secured around the head rest portion of the seat. A righthand securement strap is affixed between the strap placed over the head of the user and the anchor band. Similarly, a lefthand strap is affixed between the strap placed over the head of the user and the anchor band.

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A head restraint for supporting a user's head with respect to the head rest portion of a seat. The head restraint has a headband strap for placing over the head across the forehead of the user. An anchor band is secured around the head rest portion of the seat. A righthand securement strap is affixe

A head restraint for supporting a user's head with respect to the head rest portion of a seat. The head restraint has a headband strap for placing over the head across the forehead of the user. An anchor band is secured around the head rest portion of the seat. A righthand securement strap is affixed between the strap placed over the head of the user and the anchor band. Similarly, a lefthand strap is affixed between the strap placed over the head of the user and the anchor band. s are pivoted relative to one another in the direction corresponding to the opening direction of the door, said clutch responsively moving to said released position upon said first and second mounting structures being pivoted relative to one another a predetermined angular distance in the direction corresponding to the opening direction of the door against said biasing structure of said second check device. 2. A door support system according to claim 1, wherein said clutch of said first one-way infinite check device is in said released position while said first and second mounting structures are stationary and is constructed and arranged to responsively move to said engaged position upon initiation of said first and second mounting structures in the direction corresponding to the closing direction of the door; and said clutch of said second one-way infinite check device is in said released position while said first and second mounting structures are stationary and is constructed and arranged to responsively move to said engaged position upon initiation of said first and second mounting structures in the direction corresponding to the opening direction of the door. 3. A door support system according to claim 1, wherein said drive structure of said first check device is fixed with respect to said pair of first mounting structures, wherein said pivot structure of said first check device is mounted for pivotal movement in opposing first and second directions relative to said pair of second mounting structures, and wherein said biasing structure of said first check device is connected between said pair of second mounting structures and said pivot structure, said biasing structure of said first check, device being constructed and arranged to apply a biasing force to said pivot structure to resist relative pivotal movement between pivot structure and said pair of second mounting structures. 4. A door support system according to claim 3, wherein said drive structure of said second check device is fixed with respect to said pair of first mounting structures, wherein said pivot structure of said second check device is mounted for pivotal movement in opposing first and second directions relative to said pair of second mounting structures, and wherein said biasing structure of said second check device is connected between said pair of second mounting structures and said pivot structure, said biasing structure of said second check device being constructed and arranged to apply a biasing force to said pivot structure to resist relative pivotal movement between pivot structure and said pair of second mounting structures. 5. A door support system according to claim 4, wherein said pivotally coupled first and second mounting structures include an upper pair of mounting structures defined by upper ones of said first and second pairs pivotally coupled together and a lower pair of mounting structures defined by lower ones of said first and second pairs pivotally coupled together; said drive structure of said first check device being fixed to the second mounting structure of said upper pair, said pivot structure of said first check device being pivotally mounted to said first mounting structure of said upper pair, and said biasing structure of said second check device being connected between said first mounting structure of said upper pair and said pivot structure; said drive structure of said second check device being fixed to the second mounting structure of said lower pair, said pivot structure of said second check device being pivotally mounted to said first mounting structure of said lower pair, and said biasing structure of said second check device being connected between said first mounting structure of said lower pair and said pivot structure. 6. A door support system according to claim 5, wherein each of said first and second check devices further comprises a housing, said housing of said first check device being fixed to sa