A carry container is interchangeable between a closed position and an open position, wherein the container converts into a protective mat, such as a placemat, and becomes a barrier against germs. In one embodiment, the carry container includes an outer shell including a bottom panel and four side panels extending from the bottom panel and being configured to releasably attach to each of the two neighboring side panels using a fastener to form a container for carrying one or more items, such as food items. An inner lining formed by a generally square sheet is attached to an inner facing side of the outer shell and defines the protective mat when the outer shell is in an open position and flat on a surface. The container can be easily converted between the closed position (lunch box) and open position (protective mat).

A cooler attachment device includes an elongated strap having a dimension that is suitable for extending around a longitudinal axis of a cooler. A buckle is provided to adjust the length of the strap and to secure the strap onto the cooler. A plurality of beverage holders are pivotally secured onto the strap at any number of different locations. A plurality of hollow grips are provided, each having a hollow main body through which the strap is positioned. A storage bag having a waterproof construction and an interior space for storing objects is removably secured to the strap.

The invention discloses an airtight thermal insulation package with physical sucker structure at the convex edge of the opening thereof, comprising a package body and a side flip cover connected with it; the body upper adopts convex-edge structure, the body and cover comprise thermal insulation inner and connecting outer layers; the structure upper has sucker rubber ribbon connected with cover; the body has a placing tray guided by the guide block; between the block and tray is an elastic piece providing stretching force for block; the connecting end of body and cover is a snap groove, the cover has a snap block fitting the groove; the outer side of body and cover is a connecting piece for closing them; the tray upper has a concave groove, hinged with two handles. It has following advantages: good sealing, long service life, no food sprinkling, and good thermal insulation effect.

A cooler assembly for the storage of one or more objects includes a cooler portion having a main portion and a cover portion that is removably or pivotable relative to the main portion. First and second main portion securement features are disposed on a side wall of the main portion, and the first and second main portion securement features may be identical. First and second attachment assemblies, which may include a container, have identical first and second attachment securement features, respectively, which may releasably engage either of the first and second main portion securement features to allow the first and second attachment assemblies to be transported with and stored on the cooler portion.

A cooler assembly for the storage of one or more objects includes a cooler portion having a main portion and a cover portion that is removably or pivotable relative to the main portion. First and second main portion securement features are disposed on a side wall of the main portion, and the first and second main portion securement features may be identical. First and second attachment assemblies, which may include a container, have identical first and second attachment securement features, respectively, which may releasably engage either of the first and second main portion securement features to allow the first and second attachment assemblies to be transported with and stored on the cooler portion.

A picnic food transportation assembly for transporting a beverage, condiments food items and eating utensils includes a canister for containing a canned beverage. A can is hingedly coupled to the canister to store packaged condiments. The can is positionable between an open and closed position for opening and closing the canister, and the can is removable from the canister. A lid is hingedly coupled to the can, and the lid is positionable between an open position and a closed position for opening and closing the can. A plurality of boxes is each of the boxes is removably coupled to the canister and each of the boxes can contain respective ones of eating utensils and food items. Each of the boxes is selectively coupled together when the boxes are not coupled to the canister.

A picnic food transportation assembly for transporting a beverage, condiments food items and eating utensils includes a canister for containing a canned beverage. A can is hingedly coupled to the canister to store packaged condiments. The can is positionable between an open and closed position for opening and closing the canister, and the can is removable from the canister. A lid is hingedly coupled to the can, and the lid is positionable between an open position and a closed position for opening and closing the can. A plurality of boxes is each of the boxes is removably coupled to the canister and each of the boxes can contain respective ones of eating utensils and food items. Each of the boxes is selectively coupled together when the boxes are not coupled to the canister.

An insulating device can include an aperture having a waterproof closure which allows access to the chamber within the insulating device. The closure can help prevent any fluid leakage into and out of the insulating device if the insulating device is overturned or in any configuration other than upright. The closure may also prevent any fluid from permeating into the chamber if the insulating device is exposed to precipitation, other fluid, or submersed under water. The insulating device may include a back panel support structure and shoulder straps allowing the device to be worn as a backpack. This construction results in an insulating chamber that is substantially impervious to water and other liquids when the closure is sealed.

An insulating device can include an aperture having a waterproof closure which allows access to the chamber within the insulating device. The closure can help prevent any fluid leakage into and out of the insulating device if the insulating device is overturned or in any configuration other than upright. The closure may also prevent any fluid from permeating into the chamber if the insulating device is exposed to precipitation, other fluid, or submersed under water. The insulating device may include a back panel support structure and shoulder straps allowing the device to be worn as a backpack. This construction results in an insulating chamber that is substantially impervious to water and other liquids when the closure is sealed.

A food container is provided, including a box body, a cover and a locking buckle, wherein the cover is buckled above the box body; an outer edge of the box body encloses an outer edge of the cover, and the outer edge of the box body is provided with a segment of notch, the notch exposes a part of the outer edge of the cover; and the locking buckle is composed of a seal strip and a pull-tab portion, wherein the seal strip is arranged in the notch, and is connected to a break face formed by the box body at the notch through a plurality of connecting bridges, and the pull-tab portion is arranged at an outer side of the seal strip and connected to the seal strip. The food container is easy to open and can ensure the sealing performance.