A backpack cooler comprised of a flexible exterior defined by flexible opposing front and back panels, a pair of side panels, a bottom panel and a top gable style closure to provide access to the interior is disclosed. The back panel includes a pair of straps secured to the top and bottom portion thereto for permitting the cooler to be worn on a person's back. The bottom panel is provided with molded feet in order to provide stability and prevent tipping of the cooler when placed on a flat surface. The gable style closure includes magnets at the opening to close the opening, forming a fin that is foldable to be parallel with the top of the cooler to provide a low profile, and to further prevent air from being exchanged with the air inside of the cooler.

A handbag system with a plurality of compartments including a main compartment having a first wall and a second wall opposite thereof, a removably couplable top flap with a first end and second wherein said first end and said second end are couplable to the first wall and the second wall of the main compartment, and wherein said removable top flap is adapted to convert the handbag system from a closed bag when the removable top flap is coupled to the handbag system to a tote when removable top flap is removed from the handbag system, a pair of carrying handles attached, respectively one each to two opposing walls of said main compartment, and one or more additional compartments within said main compartment.

A bottle holder includes a case assembly and at least one padding assembly. The case assembly includes a body defining at least one compartment and having an open end giving access to the at least one compartment dimensioned to fully accommodate a bottle inserted axially, and a lid attached to the body and selectively closeable to cover the open end of the body and enclose the bottle in the at least one compartment. The at least one padding assembly is arranged in the at least one compartment and is dimensioned to be partially compressed between the bottle and walls of the at least one compartment.

A cooler and methods of storing the cooler in a bag such as a purse are described herein. The cooler can have a strap allowing it to be used as a stand-alone device. The cooler can have securing devices such as magnets embedded within two pockets on a side wall of the cooler. The pockets can be located on the top half of the cooler to prevent tipping and are movable within the pockets so that the magnets can be positioned to avoid obstructions on the bag. The cooler magnets can be magnetically mated with magnets used with protective covers on the outside of the purse (zero purse modifications) or with magnets embedded within the purse wall.

This relates to a rolling water container system that can, in various examples, be used to gather, transport, filter, store and dispense liquids such as water. The rolling water container system according to various examples of the disclosure can provide easier transportation of the water, lifting of the water container or drum, and accessibility to the inside of the drum. Additional features can assist with conservation of water by preventing water leakage from the drum and providing for near-complete emptying of the drum. Further features can include handles with greater mechanical strength.

A lunch tote for storing food is disclosed which includes an outer cover having a perimeter and first and second ends. A sidewall extends upward from the perimeter and has a distal edge. A liner having an outer perimeter is attached to the outer cover to form a pocket having an opening formed therein. A cooling mechanism is positioned in the pocket and is enclosed in a moisture-absorbing/insulating cover. A first insulating layer is positioned between the outer cover and the liner. An intermediate layer is positioned above the first insulating layer. A closure mechanism is secured to a portion of the distal edge. The closure mechanism is movable from a closed position, wherein the lunch tote is a closed container, to an open position, wherein the entire lunch tote is convertible into a serving tray. The lunch tote further includes a pair of handles.

A mobile beverage holder assembly is structured for use with a piece of luggage and/or a seat back pocket to support at least one beverage container in an upright position. A mobile beverage holder assembly includes a mounting unit having a mounting member with a mounting aperture formed there through, wherein the mounting aperture is dimensioned for mounting over a handle of the piece of luggage. The mobile beverage holder assembly also includes a beverage holder unit directly interconnected to the mounting unit. The beverage holder unit comprises one or more beverage holders, each of which are dimensioned to receive and support at least one beverage container in an upright, operative orientation.

A holder (32) that is configured to hold a container (34). The holder is secured to a carrying article, such as a backpack (10). In some embodiments, a backpack includes a main compartment (28) including a side wall (26) and a first zippered opening (26) in the side wall. The holder is attached to the side wall, and the holder is movable between a first position and a second position. In the first position the holder is within the main compartment, and in the second position the holder extends through the first zippered opening (84) and is accessible outside of the main compartment.

A soft-sided insulated container assembly has a generally box-shaped form like a school lunch box, having a main body and a lid. The lid is formed of one of the largest panels of the box-structure, and is joined to the main body of the box by a hinge that lets the lid lie flat next to the main body when the box is open. The inside face of the lid then defines a work surface on which to place objects such as foodstuffs and beverages. The work surface may be formed in a substantially rigid molded stiffener member, and may be divided into sub-regions with raised retainers to discourage sliding of objects where not precisely level. The container assembly may include a rigid internal liner with which the lid may mate zipperlessly. The mating portion of the lid may be formed in the same rigid member as the work surface.

A handbag system and method for combining interactive components and style with an assembly of personal and electronic inner and outer storage compartments, attachable and detachable pockets and straps, an integrated mobile device battery charger, a retractable charging cable, an NFC blocker, a shielded pocket, and securing mechanisms in functional combination.