A convertible stationary to mobile equipment bag including body having a distal end and a proximal end with at least one deployable wheel assembly having at least one axis with at least voluble member thereon located at the distal end. A handle assembly located at the proximal end is operationally engaged to a rod located along the body's length which is operationally engaged to a leverable movement mechanism located at the distal end that is operationally engaged to the wheel assembly such that a user may exert force upon the handle assembly thereby converting the equipment bag from a stationary position to a mobile position, or vice versa. The equipment bag may also include a strap assembly, proximal end topper, fabric grip, support assembly having extensible ground-contacting components, and at least one accessory or support housing unit located along the bag's body.

A convertible stationary to mobile equipment bag including body having a distal end and a proximal end with at least one deployable wheel assembly having at least one axis with at least voluble member thereon located at the distal end. A handle assembly located at the proximal end is operationally engaged to a rod located along the body's length which is operationally engaged to a leverable movement mechanism located at the distal end that is operationally engaged to the wheel assembly such that a user may exert force upon the handle assembly thereby converting the equipment bag from a stationary position to a mobile position, or vice versa. The equipment bag may also include a strap assembly, proximal end topper, fabric grip, support assembly having extensible ground-contacting components, and at least one accessory or support housing unit located along the bag's body.

A golf trolley that is easily attached to a golf bag or integrated into a golf bag, thus permitting the effective transport of a golf bag across a golf course. The golf trolley is collapsible and consists of several components that all fit within a pocket of a standard golf bag. The components of the golf trolley are compact, lightweight, and easily assembled and once assembled, a golfer can push or pull his golf trolley around a course.

A golf trolley that is easily attached to a golf bag or integrated into a golf bag, thus permitting the effective transport of a golf bag across a golf course. The golf trolley is collapsible and consists of several components that all fit within a pocket of a standard golf bag. The components of the golf trolley are compact, lightweight, and easily assembled and once assembled, a golfer can push or pull his golf trolley around a course.

Disclosed is a device for turning rotatable rods for folding or unfolding wheels of a carrier, the device comprising: a pair of rotatable rods, each of which comprises one or more helical lines; a cross bar comprising helical line coupling portions coupled to one or more helical lines, and one or more elastic members, which provide restoring forces to the cross bar.

Disclosed is a device for turning rotatable rods for folding or unfolding wheels of a carrier, the device comprising: a pair of rotatable rods, each of which comprises one or more helical lines; a cross bar comprising helical line coupling portions coupled to one or more helical lines, and one or more elastic members, which provide restoring forces to the cross bar.

A travel cover having a rigid top cap, a rigid bottom cap, and an elongated flexible enclosure extending between the rigid top cap and the rigid bottom cap. The elongated enclosure is openable and closable to receive and retrieve contents. The travel cover has a longitudinally expanded mode for carrying contents and a collapsed mode for folding the enclosure into the rigid top cap and the rigid bottom cap to form a compact carrying case.

Disclosed is a device for turning rotatable rods for folding or unfolding wheels of a carrier, the device comprising: a pair of rotatable rods, each of which comprises one or more helical lines; a cross bar comprising helical line coupling portions coupled to one or more helical lines, and one or more elastic members, which provide restoring forces to the cross bar.

Disclosed is a device for turning rotatable rods for folding or unfolding wheels of a carrier, the device comprising: a pair of rotatable rods, each of which comprises one or more helical lines; a cross bar comprising helical line coupling portions coupled to one or more helical lines, and one or more elastic members, which provide restoring forces to the cross bar.

A retractable golf bag wheel assembly extends and retracts relative to a golf bag to facilitate movement of the golf bag when desired. The assembly includes a lip coupled to and extending downwardly from a bottom face of a golf bag defining a recess. Each of a pair of arms is adjustable between a storage position within the recess and an extended position wherein the arms extend outwardly from the recess. Each of a pair of wheels is coupled to an associated one of the arms. A catch extends from the lip and engages the arms in the storage position. A catch release has a first end positioned proximate a top of the golf bag and a second end operationally coupled to the catch such that manipulation of the first end of the catch release disengages the catch from the arms wherein the arms extend into the extended position.