A reconfigurable waterproof bag is defined by a plurality of material surfaces extending in three dimensions, a strap for carrying the bag, and one or plurality of strap guide(s) into which the strap is disposed and through which the strap may be moved, the strap guide extending within or without the bag from any one of the plurality of surfaces to any other one of the plurality of material surfaces in three dimensional space without limitation to define a geometry of a strap path and coupling of the strap to the bag so that the bag is reconfigurable in a plurality of different carrying modes.

A light-weight, easily portable luggage combination is described. The combination comprises a garment bag and a general purpose bag and optionally a utility bag, wherein the garment bag and general purpose bag may be reversibly secured together or used separately if desired. The combination provides for a first interior space in the garment bag so that hanging clothes can be stored in the garment bag and a second interior space in the general purpose bag so that other items (for example, clothing, shoes, accessories, and toiletries) can be stored separately from the hanging clothes.

The luggage with extendable dolly is a luggage item. The luggage with extendable dolly comprises a suitcase with rolling telescopic platform. The luggage with extendable dolly forms a cart used to transport additional luggage items. The rolling telescopic platform is collapsible such that the suitcase can store the rolling telescopic platform within the exterior surfaces of the suitcase.

A sleeping apparatus includes a pad section configured to allow a user to lay on the pad section. The pad section includes padding of a predetermined thickness. The sleeping apparatus includes a blanket section coupled lengthwise to one side of the pad section, and configured to fold onto, and substantially cover at least a portion of the user and the pad section. A pocket is permanently coupled to the pad section. The pocket includes an opening. Other portions of the sleeping apparatus are configured to fold into the pocket and be held in the pocket by friction when the opening of the pocket is in a downward position.

A hard-sided backpack is provided having shoulder straps allowing the backpack to be carried on both shoulders of a user. The hard-sided backpack may have multiple features to enhance versatility and operation, including an insulated liner for operation as a cooler, a speaker to provide entertainment, a rigid cover for use as a seat, and the like.

A hooked clasp, for use along with a second hooked clasp in a fastener for releasably securing strap ends to be adjoined, the hooked clasp having a strap attachment means towards a strap end of the hooked clasp and a corresponding hook further from the strap end of the clasp in a longitudinal direction, the hook having a return directed towards the strap end of the clasp and thereby configured such that, when arranged with a corresponding hook on a second hooked clasp in the opposite longitudinal direction, the hook can catch the corresponding hook on the second hooked clasp, the hooked clasp having an orifice, the return and orifice dimensioned such that the return of the hooked clasp can pass into the orifice of the second hooked clasp without deforming the hook before the hook catches the hook on the second hooked clasp, and the return having an inner side comprising a magnet.

A convertible bag is provided to include a bottom surface including a central portion and two movable portions differently positioned with respect to the central portion depending on whether the bag is in a folded state or in an unfolded state; a first side portion foldable in response to a force applied to the bag, the first side portion having first magnets attracted to each other to facilitate maintaining the bag in the folded state; a second side portion foldable in response to the force applied to the bag, the second side portion having second magnets attracted to each other to facilitate maintaining the bag in the folded state and the second side of the bottom surface opposite to the first side of the bottom surface; and a third and fourth side portions that are respectively located at a third side and a fourth side of the bottom surface.

A light-weight, easily portable luggage combination is described. The combination comprises a garment bag and a general purpose bag and optionally a utility bag, wherein the garment bag and general purpose bag may be reversibly secured together or used separately if desired. The combination provides for a first interior space in the garment bag so that hanging clothes can be stored in the garment bag and a second interior space in the general purpose bag so that other items (for example, clothing, shoes, accessories, and toiletries) can be stored separately from the hanging clothes.

An example bag may include an outer shell comprising a front panel, a rear panel, a top sidewall, a bottom sidewall, a first sidewall, a second sidewall forming, and a closure configured to move from an open position to a closed position. The bag may also include a pair of adjustable straps. The adjustable straps can be configured to move from a first backpack carry position to a second hand carry position by releasing the adjustable straps from the outer shell of the bag from the first carry position and securing the adjustable straps to the second carry position.