| Class / Patent application number | Description | Number of patent applications / Date published |
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| 224645000 | Specified receiver details | 58 |
| 20080237287 | Rucksack - A biodegradable disposable paper rucksack comprises a main body ( | 10-02-2008 |
| 20080237288 | Safe sack - A backpack having increased security features is disclosed that helps prevent the theft of objects stored in the interior portion of the backpack and in the external pockets. In particular, the backpack includes a security cover flap that is disposed to prevent access to the closing mechanism of the interior portion of the backpack. The security cover includes a latch portion that is secured to the first surface of the backpack, proximate to the wearer to prevent a criminal from accessing the closing mechanism, opening the backpack and stealing items from the interior. External pockets are provided on the front surface of the backpack, proximate to the wearer's body making them and the objects contained therein inaccessible to other people. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20080314948 | Theft deterrent backpack - A theft deterrent backpack including at least two panels forming a main compartment. The at least two panels include a back panel and a second panel, other than the back panel. The backpack also includes a releasable securing device for accessing the main compartment; the releasable securing device, for example, a zipper, having a beginning end and a terminating end. Preferably, the terminating end of the releasable securing device is disposed on the back panel and the beginning end is disposed on the second panel such as the front panel, side panel or bottom panel. When the backpack is worn, positioning of the releasable securing device in such a configuration deters access to the terminating end of the releasable securing device and hence access to the main compartment. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20090152315 | Racket bag - A racket bag has a body, at least one adjustable strap and a holding strap assembly. The body has a front panel, a rear panel, two side panels and a bottom panel. The side panels and the bottom panel are mounted between the front and rear panels and are collapsible. Each adjustable strap is mounted between the front and rear panels to adjust the distance between the front and rear panels to fit different quantities of rackets that are put between the front and rear panels. The holding strap assembly is attached to the rear panel to allow the user to hold, hang or carry the racket bag. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20100072241 | VAD battery holster - VAD Battery Holster is a device that contains the batteries of a VAD in holsters and allows the holsters to fit securely to the body of the user. VAD Battery Holster utilizes two adjustable straps that are designed to be situated on either side of the front of a user and extend from the front to the back of the user where they cross over one another. The two adjustable straps attach in the front and the back to two holsters designed to be located on either side and near the hips of the user. The holsters have hoops on them to permit a belt to be attached through them and wrapped around a user's waist. An additional strap in the front of the device connects the adjustable straps to secure the device around the chest of the user and another strap on the back of the device connects the holsters around the lower back of the user to further support and secure the device to the user. | 03-25-2010 |
| 20100301086 | Golf Bag or Other Shoulder-Borne Device Having Double Strap to Single Strap Convertibility - Golf bags and other shoulder borne devices have strapping systems capable of converting between a single strap configuration and a double strap configuration. The strapping system includes two main straps. In the double strap configuration, the first strap member has three ends, each of which is attached to a location on the golf bag (or other structure), and the second strap member has one free end attached to the golf bag (or other structure) and one free end attached to a central area of the first strap member. When converting to the single strap configuration, the first strap member is removed from the golf bag (or other structure) completely, and the free end of the second strap member that was attached to the first strap member is removed therefrom and engaged with the golf bag (or other structure). | 12-02-2010 |
| 20100320248 | Bicycle bag - A bicycle bag which comprises a covering body, a main support strap, a first connection device and a second connection device is disclosed. The major characteristic of the present invention is that the main support strap, the first connection device, and the second connection device are directly or indirectly connected with each other. By means of associating with connection members, the first connection device and the second connection device can be fastened to a bicycle. Therefore, when the first connection device and the second connection device receive a force from the weight of the bicycle, the main support strap is capable of bearing such a force. | 12-23-2010 |
| 20110024474 | REVERSIBLE BACKPACK - The present invention relates to a reversible backpack comprising at least one wall and at least two shoulder straps ( | 02-03-2011 |
| 20110042436 | Removable External Backpack Liner - A liner consisting of a back piece and straps that can be worn between a backpack and the wearer's shoulders and back. The liner is affixed to the straps and backpack in a way that it can be easily removed for washing or replacement. The liner consists of layers that allow it to transport moisture and dirt away from the wearer, while shielding the backpack and its contents from the same. | 02-24-2011 |
| 20110163145 | BAG HAVING AT LEAST ONE SECUREMENT LOOP - A bag carried by a user, comprises at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles. The compartment is defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line. The side panel extends along each side of the bag and across the top of the bag. At least one securement loop is connected to the bag to extend across a width of the rear panel. The securement loop is configured for selectively attaching the bag to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article, and for preventing the bag from shifting and interfering with a maneuvering of the wheeled article. | 07-07-2011 |
| 20110233253 | SECURE BAG - A bag comprising: a first enclosure comprising at least a first material; a securing member comprising at least a second material, said second material being tougher than said first material; a second enclosure within or connected to said first enclosure and secured to said securing member, said second enclosure comprising a third material tougher than said first material, and an access point having an open position and a closed position; and at least one locking mechanism for locking said access point in said closed position and securing said securing member to said second enclosure. | 09-29-2011 |
| 20110290844 | HOOFER LOAD HARNESS - A load harness has a load in the form of a container. A bag connector is mounted to the container. A belt connector is mounted to a belt worn by the user. A non-permanent connection is between the bag connector and the belt connector and is formed of a hook and groove or hook and loop or interlocking grooves. The load harness also has a harness mounted to the container, so that the bag connector engages with the harness. The bag connector has at least one arm which engage with at least one strap of the harness. The hook is shaped as a peg with a relatively broad and flat head. The hook is mounted to the bag connector and the receiving groove is formed on the belt connector. The hook is mounted to the belt connector and the receiving groove is formed on the bag connector. | 12-01-2011 |
| 20130306696 | BACKPACK FOR A HELMET - The present disclosure relates to a backpack for a helmet, such as a motorbike helmet, mentioned backpack comprising: straps for transporting the bag on the user's back, a back area of padded material for protecting the user's back when a helmet is being carried in the backpack on the user's back, an inner bag into which the helmet can be inserted and which is provided with first closure means, such as a zip, so that the inner bag can be covered when empty, such that the empty backpack can occupy a flat, aerodynamic configuration when it is being transported on a vehicle, such as a motorbike. | 11-21-2013 |
| 20140166714 | INSULATED BAG FOR HOLDING CAPE OF BIG GAME ANIMAL - An insulated bag for protecting the cape of a big game animal. The bag comprises a top panel having at least one port for accommodating the antlers of the big game animal. Pockets formed in the interior of the bag can be utilized to prevent the cape of the animal from degrading. | 06-19-2014 |
| 20140203058 | Interchangeable Cover for Backpack - An interchangeable cover for a backpack, diaper bag, or a bag made with straps that are worn over the shoulder. | 07-24-2014 |
| 20140239032 | SHOULDER POUCH TO SECURE DOCUMENTS - A shoulder pouch for securing documents or the like, which is fitted underneath a users arm and protects against pick pocketing and wireless identity theft while still being easily accessed. The present invention provides a pouch which is harnessed to the body and angled from horizontal such that the pouch can be easily accessed with the opposite hand. The pouch provides a secure harnessed attachment about the user's body and RFID protection. | 08-28-2014 |
| 20140239033 | Harness for Skis - A ski harness has a back panel with connected shoulder straps that a person wears. A flap is connected to the bottom edge of the back panel, and to left and right pocket points on the back panel sides near the bottom edge, so the bottom portions of the flap and back panel form a pocket. The flap extends upward beyond the pocket points, but is not connected to the back panel above the pocket points, so the flap can fall away from the back panel. A release strap is connected to the top edge of the flap and to the user's shoulder straps to hold the flap against the back panel, and the release strap has a quick release fastener. Skis can be placed between the flap and back panel such that the bottoms of the skis are in the pocket, and the release strap holds the middle of the skis against the back panel and within the ski harness. The skis can be quickly released and dropped by unbuckling the quick release fastener on the release strap. | 08-28-2014 |
| 20150076202 | UTILITY BUCKET BACKPACK APPARATUS - A utility bucket backpack apparatus having an upper strap and a lower strap may have each of the upper and lower straps connected to two backpack straps. The lower strap may further be connected to a bottom strap. The upper strap may further be connected to two handle straps. The upper strap and the lower strap may also be removably connected to the outer circumference of a utility bucket. | 03-19-2015 |
| 20150102082 | ARTICULATED FRONT ACCESSIBLE BACKPACK - Backpacks and backpack systems which have at least a portion which is accessible from the front of a wearer. In one illustrative embodiment, a backpack system in accordance with the present invention includes a back portion with shoulder straps. A swing-around portion is formed as a storage compartment that is secured to the back portion in a carrying position. An articulated frame is secured to the back portion and the swing-around portion and allows a user wearing the backpack to pivot the swing around portion around the user's side and access the contents therein. A securing latch is used to secure the articulating frame to retain the swing-around portion in the carrying position. The entire storage compartment of the pack may be a swing-around portion, or the pack may include multiple storage compartments that are either fixed to the back portion or function as swing-around portions. | 04-16-2015 |
| 20150129629 | BACKPACK WITH ODOR ABSORBING PANEL - A backpack has a divider panel having four sides, with a first side pivotally attached to a main bag. A divider pan& zipper attaches the second, third and fourth sides of the divider panel to the main bag. The divider panel is movable, by unzipping the divider panel zipper, from a first position wherein the divider panel is substantially horizontal and divides the main bag into upper and lower compartments, to a second position wherein the divider panel is more vertical and the main bag is not divided into upper and lower compartments. An odor absorber is removably contained within a pouch in the divider panel. The pouch may be formed of mesh layers attached together at their perimeter. | 05-14-2015 |
| 20150374105 | Backpack with Improved Access Opening - A backpack including a body having a back surface configured to be positioned adjacent to a back of a wearer when the backpack is worn. The body further includes a front surface at least partially spaced away from the back surface to define an inner cavity therebetween. The body has a pair of opposed side surfaces, each side surface extending between the back surface and the front surface. The backpack includes at least one shoulder strap coupled to the body and positionable over a shoulder of a wearer and a releasable fastener that is openable to provide access to the inner cavity or closable to block access to the inner cavity. The fastener extends at least partially across the front surface and both side surfaces. At least part of the releasable fastener on the side surfaces, at a position away from an outer perimeter of each side surface, extends at a non-perpendicular angle relative to the back surface. The body includes a hinge line about which the body is predetermined to bend, and the backpack is configured such that when the releasable fastener is opened the backpack includes a cover at least partially defined by the releasable fastener which is hingedly movable about the hinge line. | 12-31-2015 |
| 20160007719 | Customizable Bag | 01-14-2016 |
| 20160029758 | EXPANDABLE BACKPACK SYSTEM - Expandable luggage devices are provided. Included within expandable luggage devices is an expandable backpack that is convertible between at least two positions. An uppermost cover portion of the backpack converts to a side or back portion when the backpack is expanded, and a secondary cover portion is withdrawn from an internal area of the device to enclose or cover the backpack in the second position. | 02-04-2016 |
| 20160029775 | COMPRESSION SYSTEM FOR BACKPACK - A compression system for an ergonomic backpack is disclosed. The backpack includes a backpack body having a top side, a bottom side, two lateral sides, a body side, an outer side and a pair of shoulder straps. In the embodiment, each shoulder strap is connected at a junction of the top side and the body side, extended along the corresponding lateral side, threaded through the D-ring with a distal end connected to the backpack body at a junction of the outer side and the lateral side. The invention also comprises an optional back panel and an optional back support device, secured to the body side. The back panel and support device may be filled with padding material such as a gel, foam, rubber, fluid or the like. When the user ties the two straps, the backpack is automatically compressed and moves closer to the user's back The system, operated like a regular two-strap backpack, allows the user to carry heavier loads for a longer period of time with less fatigue. | 02-04-2016 |
| 20160095417 | BACKPACK WITH STABILIZING HANDLES - Disclosed is a backpack having a plurality of stabilizing handles. The handles are of fixed dimension and are distributed around the outside of a main compartment of the backpack to provide a number of places for a caregiver to grip when assisting a wearer of the backpack walk. A rear side of the main compartment may have a four handles, a front side of the backpack may have 6 handles, and side panels of the backpack may have 4 handles. A lead may optionally be attached to the D-ring on the rear side of the backpack. Providing numerous grip handles around the backpack enhances the ability of the caregiver to provide spotting support, without stigmatizing the user from the use of a harness or other such assistive device. | 04-07-2016 |
| 224646000 | Receiver positioned in front of bearer | 3 |
| 20150289631 | Iqraa Front Backpack - The Iqraa front backpack is better than the present backpack in the world because it balances the books and computers on both sides of the body. Making Iqraa better for the spinal cord and backs of children/adults. The Igraa front backpack also has many uses such as, fishing , camping, hunting, biking, car racing, rodeos, kayaking, golf caddy. Iqraa can also be use for uniforms for companies like HomeDepot, Walmart, Starbucks, because of the useful design to hold tools and or information of the company to pass out to potential customers. The Iqraa front backpack is also a flotation device that can hold your computers in the water and say safe. | 10-15-2015 |
| 224648000 | Attached on attaching means extending circumferentially of torso | 2 |
| 20090159630 | SUSPENDED CASE CONTAINING A PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE TO PROVIDE CONVENIENT OPERATION - A suspended case includes a first case half, a second case half, two shoulder straps, two suspended bands, and a waist belt. The second case half is connected with the first case half pivotally to be lifted movably and reveal a display of a computer held in the first case half through a window of the second case half. The shoulder straps and the waist are set on a flank of the first case half, and the suspended bands are connected between the shoulder straps and the second case half. After hanging the shoulder straps on the user's shoulder and tying the waist belt around the user's waist, the suspended case is suspended from the shoulder straps and in front of the user. As a result, applying the suspended case is more convenient for the user to carry and co-operate with the computer. | 06-25-2009 |
| 224649000 | Detachable | 1 |
| 20080257929 | Concealed magazine slot arrangement for chest harness, midriff harness, vest, or the like - A concealed magazine slot arrangement includes a magazine holder, a gear carrier, and a fastening device for fastening the magazine holder on the user's body. The magazine holder includes an inner panel, an outer panel, having a front operation side, overlapped thereon, and a plurality of slot dividers affixed between the inner and outer panels to form a plurality of magazine slots concealed within the inner panel, the outer panel, and the slot dividers for receiving the magazine. A gear carrier is provided on the front operation side of the magazine holder for carrying a gear thereon. Quick accessing fasteners facilitate securing magazines in magazine slots. Means for adjusting the depth of the magazine slots are provided. | 10-23-2008 |
| 224650000 | Means attached to receiver wall for retaining article | 11 |
| 20090095784 | BACK PACK INCLUDING FRONT POUCH - An apparatus is disclosed including a back pack, and first and second shoulder straps attached to the back pack. The apparatus may further include a front pack, and first and second elongated front pack straps. The first elongated front pack strap may have a first end which is attached to the front back and a second end which has a first attachment device configured to be attached to or detached from the back pack at a first location nearer the first shoulder strap than the second shoulder strap. The second elongated front pack strap may have a first end which is attached to the front back and a second end which has a second attachment device configured to be attached to or detached from the second shoulder strap of the back pack. | 04-16-2009 |
| 20120267411 | COMBINATION BACKPACK AND CLOTHING HOLDER - A combination backpack and clothing holder allows for the organized storage and drying of individual clothing articles. The clothing holder is configurable between a stored state in which it is folded compactly when not in use, and a use state in which the clothing holder portion is unfolded or opened or deployed to store articles of clothing and to promote drying and access to the clothing articles. Optionally, the clothing holder portion may be generally in the shape of a body, including hand/arm portions and leg/foot portions, which facilitate organizing of clothing articles into corresponding compartments of the clothing holder according to how the articles are normally worn. Optionally, the clothing holder may be configured in a stored-use or transport state in which the articles are securely stored in a folded configuration while a backpack portion of the combination backpack and clothing holder is being worn. | 10-25-2012 |
| 20150289630 | Bottle holding system for backpacks - A bottle holding system intended for installed use upon a hiking backpack of the type having front shoulder straps coupled to a rear casing wherein gear and supplies are contained. The bottle holding system comprises an inflatable cuff substantially cylindrical in configuration and adapted for positioned attachment to the outer side of the rear casing, the cuff formed having a sealed chamber therein to support its inflation and sized to hold a typically shaped bottle of water or other drinking fluid when inflated. A length of tubing is connected at one end to the cuff chamber and routed upward from the positioned attachment of the cuff along the interior of the rear casing, further extending outwardly from the rear casing in proximity to the shoulder straps. A flexible bulb member mounted on a selected one of the shoulder straps is adapted to receive the other end of the tubing with an air release valve connected in-line there between. With the air release valve normally set to allow air from the bulb to flow through to the tubing, the user may inflate the cuff by squeezing the bulb and thereby retain the bottle in the inflated cuff until drinking fluid is desired. When drinking fluid is needed, the user will actuate the valve to vent air pressure therefrom, deflating the cuff so that the bottle is disengaged and easily retrieved by the user. | 10-15-2015 |
| 224651000 | Strap | 4 |
| 20090289093 | Support for easier carrying of suitcases, trunks and the like - A support for easier carrying of suitcases, trunks and the like, comprising at least one substantially elongated band, which is provided with elements for fastening at its respective end portions, so that it can be folded onto itself in a loop and closed around at least one suitcase, said band being provided, on at least one face, with elements for detachable coupling to the trunk of the body of the user, so as to allow to carry the suitcase without using one's hands and in a substantially upright position. | 11-26-2009 |
| 20090294500 | LOAD SUSPENSION SYSTEM - A load suspension system is disclosed, for suspending a load from a human body. The system includes a number of straps, certain of which will include elastic elements to provide a desired shock protection to the system. The elasticity of such elements may be limited by means of one or more range limiters. Padded sections are included at predetermined locations to provide greater comfort to a user, and attachment points are also included for connecting to a load, such as a tool belt, one or more tools, or apparel. Padded sections may include a gel component for greater comfort, and the various straps may also include accessory attachment points for reversibly connecting desired accessories to the system. A method of manufacturing a load suspension system is also disclosed. | 12-03-2009 |
| 20100108730 | BACKPACK FOR BOOTS AND SKI EQUIPMENT - A backpack for stowing boots and carrying skis or snowboards, including a body having a generally trapezoidal rear wall, a rectangular top wall, a rectangular bottom wall, a front wall having a rubberized outer surface, and quadrilateral side walls; a pair of internal flexible boot pockets associated with the quadrilateral side walls and having an internal vertical side wall, internal front and rear walls, the internal walls being interconnected at first edges and sewn along their peripheral outer edges to the side edges of the top, bottom, rear, and front walls, whereby a selectively openable and closeable boot compartment is formed by each of the quadrilateral side walls and the pockets. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100200632 | BAG WITH CARRYING SYSTEM - A bag having a convertible carrying system that may convert from a single strap capable of being used to carry the bag to more than one strap portion capable of being used to carry the bag. In embodiments, the strap may be connected to the bag at its ends to form a single strap capable of being used to carry the bag and the strap may be folded at a mid-section and removably attached to the bag substantially at or near at the mid-section to form more than one strap portion capable of being used to carry the bag. In an embodiment, the bag may have a secondary strap attached to the strap substantially at or near the mid-section which is capable of helping to maintain the folding in the strap. In this manner, the bag may be carried by a user as a shoulder bag or as a backpack. | 08-12-2010 |
| 224652000 | Additional pocket | 4 |
| 20090206118 | BACKPACK FOR SNOW SKIS AND BOOTS - A backpack shell construction having a stiff back panel supporting storage compartments projecting outwardly therefrom and carried on the user's back by a pair of shoulder straps and further secured to the user by a waist strap, to which shell a pair of tandem collapsible boot shelves or platforms are integrated at lower corner portions and an outer ski carrier and helmet mounting panel is hingedly attached to the front face of the backpack shell. | 08-20-2009 |
| 20100025446 | BACKPACK WITH INCORPORATED GUN SCABBARD - A backpack and a method of forming a backpack with an integral gun scabbard has been devised whereby the user has a convenient place for the storage and carriage of a rifle, shotgun, or other long gun type of firearm, and simultaneously can store and carry a variety of other sundry cargo while moving about. The backpack is devised in such a way as to permit easy and rapid access to and retrieval of said firearm from the storage. It is equipped with dual padded shoulder straps. In an ideal embodiment, a waist belt is included to facilitate the stabilization of the scabbard when the firearm is being withdrawn, as well as to contribute to the load bearing functions of the backpack. | 02-04-2010 |
| 20100089960 | Diaper pack - A circumferentially mountable semi-rigid apparatus for storing infant accessories includes, a longitudinally extending compartment array forming an interior portion and an exterior portion, at least one outwardly oriented exterior compartment formed from the exterior portion, and at least one coupling mechanism extending from the longitudinally extending compartment array for disposing the circumferentially mountable semi-rigid apparatus about a member. The interior portion and the exterior portion embrace a semi-rigid lining for securing accessories. | 04-15-2010 |
| 20130043293 | BACKPACKS AND RELATED METHODS - Backpacks for carrying one or more items therein and related methods are provided. The backpack can include an outer shell forming a bottom and a top and front, back and side walls with the outer shell defining an interior space. The backpack also can include a divider extendable between the front wall and the back wall of the outer shell to form a shelf between the top and bottom of the outer shell. When the divider is extended between the front wall and the back wall, a first storage compartment is formed between the bottom of the outer shell and the shelf and a second compartment is formed between the shelf and the top of the outer shell. The divider can be detachably secured between the front wall and the back wall so that one or more books are supportable by the shelf formed by the divider. | 02-21-2013 |
| 224653000 | Compartmented | 12 |
| 20090255969 | BACKPACK HAVING A SUSPENDED INNER POUCH - A backpack for carrying a load comprises a shoulder strap assembly, an exterior shell and a pouch for storing the load. The exterior shell has an opening and is attached to the shoulder strap. The pouch is located inside the shell and attached to it and comprises a stretchable portion. This stretchable portion is made of a material having an elastic modulus allowing it to stretch and retract when the load is placed inside the pouch so that the pouch moves down and up relative to the shell with a gait of a wearer of the backpack. | 10-15-2009 |
| 20090283563 | UTILITY CARRIER - A utility carrier adapted for releaseable securement to a backpack, comprised of a front face having one or more pockets, a back face; and a means for releaseably securing the carrier to the backpack. | 11-19-2009 |
| 20100282809 | Checkpoint-friendly backpack - A checkpoint-friendly backpack for allowing a laptop computer stored in a dedicated portion thereof to provide a clear, unobstructed, and distinct image thereof when X-ray screened at an inspection station without having to remove the laptop computer from the dedicated portion. The backpack includes a dedicated compartment and a non-dedicated compartment. The non-dedicated compartment stores items other than the laptop computer. The dedicated compartment stores only the laptop computer itself, is hingedly attached to the non-dedicated compartment at a common edge, is free of metallic snaps, zippers, and buckles, is free of pockets, and has a non-screening mode where it is replaceably fastened in side-by-side relationship to the non-dedicated compartment by a non-metallic zipper so as to facilitate unfastening the dedicated compartment from the non-dedicated compartment, and a screening mode where it is unfastened from the non-dedicated compartment and unfolded therefrom to lie unobstructed, flat, and substantially coplanar with the non-dedicated compartment on the inspection station so as to allow the laptop computer stored in the dedicated compartment to provide the clear, unobstructed, and distinct image thereof when X-ray screened at the inspection station without having to remove the laptop computer from the dedicated compartment. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20100282810 | PORTABLE HAIR DRYER SYSTEM - A portable carrier for a hair dryer comprises a receptacle adapted to receive the hair dryer and one or more straps facilitating carrying of the portable carrier by a user. The portable carrier contains ventilation netting on a portion intended to cover air intake vents of the hair dryer. Openings are provided in the carrier to accommodate hair dryer cords and plugs. The hair dryer is preferably of a turtle shell shape and is powered by rechargeable batteries and remote controlled. | 11-11-2010 |
| 20110024475 | COMPRESSIBLE BACKPACK - A compressible backpack comprising: at least one airtight sealable compartment; an air nozzle on each sealable compartment, where the air nozzle provides a means to withdraw air from the compartment; and a pump, where said pump connects to the air nozzle on each compartment and removes excess air from the compartment. The compressible backpack may further including shoulder straps. The pump may include either a hand pump or a battery operated power pump. | 02-03-2011 |
| 20120031943 | Gym Locker Organizer Backpack - A utility bag having shoulder straps which allows the bag to be used as a backpack to carry clothing, shoes, wet items, personal grooming items, etc. to a gym. At the gym the utility bag can be hung up on one or more of the locker hooks and, when the front panel of the utility bag is opened, all items in the utility bag can be easily accessed without removing the bag from the locker. The bag has a number of separate internally located compartments where each compartment can have a see thru mesh front panel which allows a user to see the contents of the compartment and allows air to circulate. The bag has pockets which are accessible from the outside of the bag which allow a user to quickly access a desired item such as a cell phone, wallet, etc. without opening the utility bag. | 02-09-2012 |
| 20140001222 | ARTICULATED FRONT ACCESSIBLE BACKPACK | 01-02-2014 |
| 20140158737 | Gym Locker Organizer Bag - A utility bag having shoulder straps which allows the bag to be used as a backpack to carry clothing, shoes, wet items, personal grooming items, etc. to a gym. At the gym the utility bag can be hung up on one or more of the locker hooks and, when the front panel of the utility bag is opened, all items in the utility bag can be easily accessed without removing the bag from the locker. The bag has a number of separate internally located compartments where each compartment can have a see through mesh front panel which allows a user to see the contents of the compartment and allows air to circulate. The bag has pockets which are accessible from the outside of the bag which allow a user to quickly access a desired item such as a cell phone, wallet, etc. without opening the utility bag. | 06-12-2014 |
| 20150108194 | BOARD SPORT EQUIPMENT CARRIER - A board sport equipment carrier and method of use as a safety device wherein the equipment carrier can be configured in a carrier/backpack configuration for conveniently carrying the equipment of a board sport, or the carrier can be configured in a stowable configuration for storage between uses, or easy transportation, and finally in a folded wearable configuration where the device can be worn to protect the upper and middle spine, or the lower spine and coccyx of the wearer during board sport participation. | 04-23-2015 |
| 20150136825 | SELF-ADJUSTABLE CARRYING STRAP SYSTEM AND METHODS TO MANUFACTURE SELF-ADJUSTABLE CARRYING STRAP SYSTEM - Embodiments of bag having a self-adjustable carrying strap system and methods to manufacture such a bag are generally described herein. Other embodiments that may be described and claimed include a golf bag having a self-adjustable carrying strap system. | 05-21-2015 |
| 20160016058 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A VERTICALLY CARRIED GOLF BAG - The disclosure relates to a method and apparatus for ergonomically carrying golf clubs. The method and apparatus entails dual shoulder straps to securely support a golf bag between the user's shoulder blades in an upright vertical orientation. A lifting loop provides a means for safely lifting the vertical golf bag onto the user's back with minimal arm strength by using leg and core muscles. | 01-21-2016 |
| 20160114196 | Spare Cylinder Pack - A spare cylinder carrying pack which includes holding sleeves for holding the spare air cylinders and straps for carrying the pack. In one configuration the straps are shoulder straps for carrying the spare cylinder pack on the shoulders. There is a separator panel between two holding sleeves. The separator panel allows the carrying pack to be worn by a firefighter or other first responder that is wearing a self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) that includes a cylinder worn on the back. The separator panel allows the two holding sleeves to sit on either side of the SCBA cylinder. The holding sleeves are configured to hold compressed air cylinders but can hold other equipment as well. | 04-28-2016 |
| 224654000 | Receiver closing means | 7 |
| 20100108731 | BACKPACK WITH SIDE ACCESS - A backpack for providing improved user access points. In particular a backpack providing for side entry into the contents. The backpack may utilize an S-shape zipper to improve access. The backpack may have multiple ways to access the inner pocket, including top access and dual side access. | 05-06-2010 |
| 20100127033 | BACKPACK AND METHOD FOR SECURING A BACKPACK IN A CLOSED POSITION - A backpack includes a body having a closure portion which defines an opening through which an interior region of the body can be accessed selectively. In the opened position, end portions of the closure portion are extended away from one another, permitting access to the interior region. In the closed position, end portions are moved toward one another, inhibiting access to the interior region. A cord coupled to the strap assembly and to the end portions of the closure portion has a first configuration which permits movement of the closure portion to the open position, and a second configuration which inhibits extension of the end portions of the closure portion away from one another. A method for securing a backpack in a closed position includes positioning the cord in the second configuration, which permits drawing of the closure portion to a closed position. | 05-27-2010 |
| 20160133239 | INSTRUMENT CARRYING CASE - A case system for transporting a musical instrument has a ridged case and an associated non-ridged component disposed about the ridged component. The non-ridged component is formed from a non-rigid material such a fabric. A first body portion, a second body portion, and plurality of straps of the non-rigid component collectively define a cavity within the non-ridged component to hold the ridged case. The non-ridged component is formed from a non-rigid material such a fabric. A first body portion, a second body portion, and plurality of straps of the non-rigid component collectively define a cavity within the non-ridged component to hold the ridged case. The area between the first and second body portions defines a vertical gap and a horizontal gap that collectively surround at least a portion of the ridged case. | 05-12-2016 |
| 224655000 | Flaps flexed between open and closed positions | 1 |
| 20120292363 | BODY-WORN APPARATUS FOR CARRYING AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE - A body-worn apparatus for carrying an electronic device may include a shoulder harness having interconnected first and second portions configured to be supported by first and second shoulders respectively of a wearer. An electronic device support pouch configured to removably receive the electronic device therein may be attached to the first portion of the shoulder harness such that it extends under one arm and along one side of the wearer when the shoulder harness is worn by the wearer. An accessory support unit configured to removably receive one or more accessory items therein may be attached to the second portion of the shoulder harness such that it extends under an opposite arm and along an opposite side of the wearer when the shoulder harness is worn by the wearer. | 11-22-2012 |
| 224656000 | Drawstring | 1 |
| 20090283564 | Integrated Skirt-Hood For A Backpack - A backpack having a body including a storage compartment formed between first and second ends. A support member can be attached to the body for supporting the body on a user. A skirt may be connected to the first end of the body and a hood can be integrally connected to the skirt. An actuation member may extend along at least a portion of the top edge portion of the skirt and connected to the hood to move the skirt and hood between open and closed positions so that when the actuation member is pulled, the skirt and hood are simultaneously moved to the closed position in a single motion to close the storage compartment at the first end of the body. | 11-19-2009 |
| 224657000 | Zipper | 2 |
| 20110180579 | VEST PACK - A vest pack includes right and left pocket regions. Each pocket region is adapted for being positioned just below the respective right and left breast of a wearer. The vest pack further includes a zipper that connects the right and left pocket regions from approximately the sternum of the wearer to approximately a belt line of the wearer, and a pair of suspenders having a strap connected proximate each second pocket and adapted to be worn over the shoulders of the wearer. The vest pack further includes a back region comprising at least one elastic strap connecting opposing back sides of the right and left pocket regions, and to the straps of the pair of suspenders. | 07-28-2011 |
| 20160157588 | BAG WITH MULTIPLE ACCESS POINTS - A backpack includes a main storage compartment and possibly a plurality of accessory storage compartments that are accessible by opening any one or more side walls. The side walls are connected by zippers that converge at a centralized access point, such that zones or spaces of the backpack are accessible in a focused manner. | 06-09-2016 |
