An assembly for baseball dugout seating and for baseball equipment storage incorporating an upwardly opening vessel having a height, an upper end, and an interior space, the interior space having front and rear ends; a removable seat plate overlying the front end of the interior space; a plurality of lower brackets mounted within the rear end of the interior space; a plurality of upper brackets mounted within the rear end of the interior space; a plurality of bats having lengths greater than the upwardly opening vessel's height, each bat having an end cap, a barrel, a taper, and a handle, each bat's end cap being received by one of the lower brackets, and each bat's taper being received by one of the upper brackets; and a seat-comprising upwardly extensions of the bat handles from the upwardly opening vessel's upper end.

A mobile storage unit is disclosed. The mobile storage unit includes a rigid exo-skeletal frame and a flexible storage bag that couples to the rigid exo-skeletal frame while within an open storage region framed by the exo-skeletal frame. The mobile storage unit also includes a top seat portion and stabilizing features that extend and retract from the rigid exo-skeletal frame to support the mobile storage unit in the upright position. The mobile storage unit can also include a monitoring device for transmitting signals that are used to determine the location of the mobile storage unit.

A hand truck having a powered lift for raising and lowering loads, and including a number of attachments to adapt the hand truck for use in moving carboys, pails and persons.

A shopping cart in one embodiment comprises a uniframe, a mat basket, and a slim-fit cart frame and basket combination, as well as in multiple embodiments, providing individual structural differences and advantages over pre-existing forms of shopping carts.

An infant seat support assembly is disclosed for supporting an infant seat relative to a structure, such as a shopping cart.

A seat adapter removably mounts a child seat to a wagon having two opposing walls and an interposed connecting wall, and includes two latch components that mount to the wagon's opposing walls. In some embodiments, the seat adapter includes a cross-member extending between the latch components so that the cross-member provides structural integrity to the wagon if the connecting wall is displaced from its upright use position. In some embodiments, the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use with the connecting wall in its upright use position, and in some embodiments the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use whether the connecting wall is in its upright use position or its displaced position, with no mechanical interference between any part of the wagon and any part of the adapter or the child seat mounted to it.

An infant carrier holder has a floor with a ramp and sidewalls and is mounted to a shopping cart. The ramp and sidewalls can contribute to stably supporting an infant carrier. The holder serves as a mechanical interface between an infant carrier, which can be received in the holder, and the shopping cart. The holder can be concavely shaped to assist in shopping cart nesting in addition to supporting a received infant carrier at a desired angle. The holder can be adjustably mounted to a gate or a basket of the shopping cart and may/may not interfere with nesting operations. The holder permits an infant carrier to be supported on a shopping cart without using a significant amount of shopping cart space or interfering with nesting operations.

A seat adapter removably mounts a child seat to a wagon having two opposing walls and an interposed connecting wall, and includes two latch components that mount to the wagon's opposing walls. In some embodiments, the seat adapter includes a crossmember extending between the latch components so that the cross-member provides structural integrity to the wagon if the connecting wall is displaced from its upright use position. In some embodiments, the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use with the connecting wall in its upright use position, and in some embodiments the seat adapter and the child seat can be mounted to the wagon for use whether the connecting wall is in its upright use position or its displaced position, with no mechanical interference between any part of the wagon and any part of the adapter or the child seat mounted to it.

Embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to a wagon for transporting a baby or small child in the wagon, including a handle that can be rotated to various positions. For example, the handle of the wagon can be used in a push position, where the handle is fixed and extends behind the wagon and upwards towards a user. The handle can be rotated relative to a wagon frame, in some cases up to or exceeding approximately 180 degrees, so that the handle can move between pull and storage positions. In the pull position, the handle can be non-fixed and allow for some rotation during pulling of the wagon. A linkage, which may include a curvature, can be used on each side of the wagon to selectively lock the handle in place relative to the frame for a particular mode, such as a push mode or storage mode.

Provided is a highly compatible car seat adapter for wagons which is capable of stably coupling an infant car seat installed in a vehicle to an infant wagon upon arrival at a destination, whereby it is possible to provide the same ride comfort to an infant and to minimize resistance of the infant when changing from the vehicle to the infant wagon, which is enabled by mounting the infant car seat to an upper end of the infant wagon, and thus, it is possible to use the interior space of the infant wagon as a luggage carrier, which enables leisurely movement, and the car seat adapter is compatible with each of a plurality of infant car seats having various shapes and coupling structures so as to be stably separably coupled to the infant wagon, whereby it is possible to expand usability of the infant car seat.