The present invention is directed to a fully self contained, portable apparatus specifically designed for storing, cooling, transporting both upright or on the side, and dispensing a beverage, such as beer, from a Sixth barrel of Cornelius keg.

A cooler apparatus with drawers and twist or snap locks may be provided. The cooler may promote the efficient sorting of materials within an insulated membrane. The apparatus may consist of sliding drawers, color coded red-twist locks, and modular sub-compartments that may be used to store materials such as food and ice. The sliding compartments are insulated and the main body of the apparatus is insulated such that extreme insulation by multiple compartments ensures optimal thermal conditioning. Further, the apparatus may have a collapsible carry arm and adjustable handle. The apparatus may be insulated and may be heat resistant. The Apparatus may have a pair of team lift handles and a longer handle for individual mobility. There may be secure points to attach elastic chords such as bungee cords and external fasteners.

A thermally insulated receptacle includes a body, a cover, and a loudspeaker. The body defines a cavity. The cover is operatively coupled to the body and movable relative to the body to selectively cover the cavity. The loudspeaker is pivotably coupled to the body. The receptacle may include a spigot that is configured to be fluidly coupled to a bottle.

An objective of the beach wagon is to provide users with a 3-in-1 outdoor accessory. In order to accomplish this, the beach wagon provides a multifunctional structure which can be utilized as a normal wagon as well as a beach chair. The beach umbrella configuration of the beach wagon further enables the attachment of an umbrella to provide a beach chair and umbrella combo. The structure of the beach wagon provides a foldable frame which can be configured into a wagon configuration or a chair configuration. Further, the foldable frame of the beach wagon enables easy and compact storage in the back of a vehicle. Additionally, the beach wagon is equipped with wide sand tires, and accommodates various secondary attachments such as cup holders, coolers etc. Furthermore, a modular wheel system of the beach wagon allows users to use different size and type of wheels.

A portable storage sled for transporting equipment includes a first elongated member and a second elongated member. At least one connecting member joins the first elongated member to the second elongated member. Each of the first elongated member and the second elongated member includes an extension member that is selectively retractable and extendable therefrom. The first elongated member, the second elongated member, the first extension member and the second extension member include a plurality of ridges extending upwardly therefrom that form an equipment mount between which the equipment is situated. The portable storage sled is selectively adjustable in length and width so that equipment of various sizes can be situated thereon.

A storage transport apparatus is disclosed that includes a single wheel member and a main frame. An outer shell of the single wheel member comprises a pair of shell members secured to a central member, which has a pair of pin structures internally secured at diametrically opposite ends and extending at least towards the inner shell. An inner shell of the single wheel member comprises a pair of shell bearing members positioned at diametrically opposite ends, each being rotatably secured to inner member of a corresponding pin structure extended towards the inner shell. The inner shell is formed and configured to fit within the outer shell, the outer boundary of the inner shell preferably conforming in shape with the inner boundary of the outer shell, proximally tracing the contour of the inner boundary of the outer shell. The inner shell and the outer shell are hollow in construction, with the inner shell further including a lid configured to open and close for storing a plurality of items for transportation. The inner shell is disposed within the outer shell and adapted to remain upright when the outer shell rolls in a circular motion along a ground surface. The main frame comprises a handle and is rotatably engaged with the single wheel member. Each end member of the main frame comprises a corresponding frame bearing member, and extends inwardly to rotatably engage with corresponding pin structure of the central member.

A portable cooler that is configured to provide a plurality of support trays wherein the support trays are moveable between a first position and a second position. The cooler of the present invention includes a body that is formed having four walls and a bottom creating an interior volume operable to receive objects therein. The exterior surface of the walls of the cooler have integrally formed recesses that are configured to receive the support trays in their first position. The support trays are extended outward from the walls of the cooler body in their second position and are substantially perpendicular to the walls of the body. The support trays are supported by a tray support member wherein the tray support is movably coupled with the cooler body and extends across the width of the support trays being operably coupled to the bottom thereof.

The beach cart is a hand propelled vehicle. The beach cart is configured for use in transporting a load over a supporting surface. The beach cart comprises a master cart, an umbrella structure, and a handle. The handle and the umbrella structure attach to the master cart. The master cart is a rolling structure. The master cart forms a containment structure that contains the load during transport on the beach cart. The master cart is configured for use with an umbrella. The umbrella structure attaches an umbrella to the master cart. The umbrella structure allows the umbrella to be used while attached to the master cart. The handle manipulates and propels the beach cart. The master cart is configured for use with a cooler. The cooler removably inserts into the master cart to form a portion of the load carried by the master cart.

The present invention is directed to a portable container for a beverage, such as beer, from a Sixth barrel or Cornelius keg. The portable container is specifically designed for storing, cooling, transporting and dispensing a beverage, such as beer. The portable container has a self-contained container of CO.sub.2, a regulator, and a tap for the keg.

This invention is directed to a kit of coolers that offers a number of improvements over the prior art. The coolers are modified to specifically accommodate frozen gel ice packs instead of ice cubes. Because there is no spill water, the coolers open with front-facing pull-out drawers. The coolers stack atop one another with interlocking parts. Easy transport is provided by a handle and wheels, which may be attached to the bottom (main) bin or alternatively on a separate dolly. Internally, the cooler bins are compartmentalized horizontally or vertically with dividers. Hollow spaces within the walls and dividers of the bins accommodate frozen gel ice packs. Overall, the coolers are easier to pack and unpack, stack, load into a car, and transport on the ground than conventional ice chest coolers.