A wheeled enclosure having an interior volume defining body including a rigid base and a plurality of upwardly extending and flexible sides. A plurality of wheeled supports are incorporated into the rigid base. A telescoping handle extends from a rear of the body and may be secured to an edge of the rigid base. Other features include the provision of rigid inserts which are seated within vertical pockets integrated into each of four interconnecting sides associated with a flexible body. The flexible body can include an upper half which reverse folds into an interior defined by the lower half and the rigid inserts. The rigid base can also be foldable and can convert the assembly between expanded use and collapsed storage positions.

Provided is a rolling backpack that may be carried over a user's shoulder with shoulder straps and also be pulled with wheels. The rolling backpack includes a receiving pocket for receiving shoulder straps in a back of a main body, dual wheels coupled to both sides of a lower portion of the main body via shafts and each comprising a pair of wheels, the wheels being integrally coupled to each other to be rotated in the same direction or the wheels being independent from each other to be rotated in the same direction or in different directions, a wheel cover coupled to a lower portion of the back of the main body and spread downwards to cover the wheels, and a protector coupled to the lower portion of the main body in such a way as to extend from a front to a side thereof.

A suitcase with a removable walking-stick extensible rod includes a suitcase body having a receiving chamber and a mouth, with the mouth disposed at the top of the suitcase body to communicate with the receiving chamber; a fastening and releasing element fixedly disposed in the receiving chamber; and a walking-stick extensible rod having an extensible rod body and a handle, with the extensible rod body received in the receiving chamber and disposed at the fastening and releasing element, and the handle connected to an end of the extensible rod body and disposed at the mouth.

A versatile professional briefcase that can be converted to a tote bag or backpack. The briefcase has a central compartment for holding a laptop and/or papers. The central compartment includes a front wall and a back wall, each wall having two front handle strap slits. There are also two handle straps, each handle strap having two ends, each end going through a slot, and terminating in an adjustable stop that is used for adjusting the length of the handle strap. A front outer panel of the briefcase is attached to the front wall of the central compartment to form a front pocket for hiding at least a portion of the front handle strap, and a back outer panel is attached to the back wall of the central compartment to form a back pocket for hiding at least a portion of the back handle strap, and for hiding two backpack straps.

A combination beach mat and carrying bag comprising a cylindrical pocket member having a cylindrical cavity and closed and open ends and adapted to receive an exercise mat in a rolled configuration, the open end having a movable closure panel to enclose the cavity and a releasable fastener to enable the opening and closing of the closure member, an elongate fabric member having a first end connected to the pocket member along a longitudinal edge, wherein the fabric member may be rolled around the pocket member to provide a cylindrical compact configuration, a fastening means situated at the second end of the fabric member and on a corresponding portion of the bottom surface when in the compact configuration to releasably secure the second end to the bottom surface for maintaining the carrying bag in the compact configuration, and a carrying strap affixed to each end of the pocket member.

Exemplary embodiments include a mechanism that provides a systemized way to attach straps to bags that provides for versatility in attachment of straps for both positioning on the bag and for modifying the length of the straps. These straps may be used as both handles and shoulder straps for the bag through different attachment configurations allowing for the bag to be worn (and used) as one or more different types of bags (e.g., a purse, handbag, satchel, hobo bag, shoulder bag, crossbody bag, laptop bag, messenger bag, and/or tote bag) and a backpack.

A reusable mailer includes an outer peripheral surface defining a carrying volume, the outer peripheral surface of the carrying volume made from a first material and an inner peripheral surface covered by a second material. The carrying volume is configured to: receive an item therein; close about the item for mailing purposes; selectively invert to expose the second material on the outer peripheral surface; and define a new interior carrying volume therein. A central bottom portion of the new interior carrying volume is selectively manipulated to re-form the new interior carrying volume to a U-shaped configuration. A locking mechanism is disposed on either the mailer and is configured to selectively lock the new interior carrying volume in the U-shaped configuration to form a neck pillow.

A multifunctional case includes a case body and a case lid configured to cover the case body. The case body is detachably connected to the case lid, and an end surface of the case lid defines a panel. A pair of foldable supporting frames are pivotally connected to the case lid. When the pair of foldable supporting frames are in an unfolded state, the pair of foldable supporting frames support the case lid to define a table. When the pair of foldable supporting frames are in a folded state, the pair of foldable supporting frames are folded to be stored in the case lid.

One or more devices are provided that are configured to detachably engage within a modular system. The one or more devices are expandable to provide a surface to perform work.

An example bag may include a first sidewall, a second sidewall, a top wall, and a bottom wall. The bottom wall may include an outer layer, and the bottom wall may be secured to the first sidewall and the second sidewall by wrapping a fabric forming the first sidewall and the second sidewall over sections of the outer layer. The bag may further include a closure and a pair of straps. The first sidewall and the second sidewall may include endcaps having a first layered structure, the first layered structure may include a compression molded outer layer and an additional structural layer formed of a first foam material, and the endcaps may be more rigid than the first sidewall, the second sidewall, and the top wall. The bottom wall may include a second layered structure formed of a second foam material positioned on the outer layer, and the bottom wall may be more rigid than the first sidewall, the second sidewall, and the top wall.