A portable payload carrier (e.g., military transit case) comprises a housing for supporting at least one payload therein, and a ground transport assembly coupled to the housing comprising a first transport unit (e.g., cover) in support of a wheel assembly. The wheel assembly can comprise a wheel and at least one wheel support structure configured to support the wheel about the first transport unit. The wheel assembly can be operable between a stowed configuration and a deployed configuration for transporting the portable payload carrier about a ground surface via the wheel by a user. A handle transport assembly can be coupled to an opposing side of the housing, and can include a deployable handle assembly for lifting and moving the portable payload carrier. The wheel and handle assemblies can be collapsible to maintain a form factor of the portable payload carrier when in the stowed configuration.

A laundry hamper adapted to fit under furniture and contain articles of clothing is disclosed. The laundry hamper includes a receptacle having an interior volume with an opening. The laundry hamper includes a rim positioned along the opening of the receptacle. The laundry hamper includes a plate that is not incorporated with the laundry hamper. The laundry hamper includes a flexible connecting member connecting the plate via a handle at one end and connecting the rim at other end. The receptacle positions under the furniture and the plate on or within the furniture. The receptacle receives articles of clothing through the opening. The handle detaches from the plate and allows a user pull out the receptacle from under the furniture with the help of the flexible connecting member.

A removable rack for holding and/or transporting kayaks with a vehicle such as a pick up, trailer, utility vehicle or flat bed truck. The rack comprises a frame which holds at least one kayaks in a pickup at a selected height and leaving storage room under rack frame. The rack also can be disassembled into a relatively small bundle of parts for easy storage and transport. The rack provides a dolly or hand truck including a frame with wheels and a handle means to maintain the desired spacing between the support surface and the kayak supported by the elevated platform. The hand truck assembly are configured to be easily moved onto an elevated platform, for example, the bed of a truck or an elevated floor such as a raised patio or deck floor. The transport device facilitates transportation of the kayak to a body of water.

Disclosed herein are aspects of wheelbarrows and other similar types of wheeled material transport structures that comprise a plurality of interconnected discrete structural components implemented in a manner that enhances and maintains structural rigidity at the interconnections between such components. In particular, Advantageously, implementation of the interconnected discrete structural components in a manner that enhances and maintains structural rigidity at the interconnections thereof improves operability and longevity of use of wheelbarrows and other similar types of wheeled material transport structures utilize such an implementation of the interconnected discrete structural components.

A removable rack for holding and/or transporting kayaks with a vehicle such as a pick up, trailer, utility vehicle or flat bed truck. The rack comprises a frame which holds at least one kayaks in a pickup at a selected height and leaving storage room under rack frame. The rack also can be disassembled into a relatively small bundle of parts for easy storage and transport. The rack provides a dolly or hand truck including a frame with wheels and a handle means to maintain the desired spacing between the support surface and the kayak supported by the elevated platform. The hand truck assembly are configured to be easily moved onto an elevated platform, for example, the bed of a truck or an elevated floor such as a raised patio or deck floor. The transport device facilitates transportation of the kayak to a body of water.

Disclosed herein are aspects of wheelbarrows and other similar types of wheeled material transport structures that comprise a plurality of interconnected discrete structural components implemented in a manner that enhances and maintains structural rigidity at the interconnections between such components. In particular, Advantageously, implementation of the interconnected discrete structural components in a manner that enhances and maintains structural rigidity at the interconnections thereof improves operability and longevity of use of wheelbarrows and other similar types of wheeled material transport structures utilize such an implementation of the interconnected discrete structural components.

A wheeled shopping tote. The wheeled shopping tote includes a plurality of rods removably secured to one another. The wheeled shopping tote is configured to maintain an extended configuration during use and a collapsed configuration for storage. A handle is disposed on the uppermost rod. The handle is an open loop in one embodiment or a T-shaped member in an alternate embodiment. A plurality of fasteners such as hooks are disposed on the base. Each fastener is configured to secure an item to the wheeled shopping tote, such as a shopping bag filled with items. One or more wheels are rotatably secured to the lowermost rod. The wheeled shopping tote allows users to easily support and transport shopping bags or other items.

A wheelbarrow comprising a tray, a wheel, handles, and a leg unit reversely configurable into a deployed position and a compact position, so that in the deployed position, the wheel is rotatably mounted underneath the tray, the leg unit extends from the bottom wall of the tray, and the handles extend at the rear end of the; and, in the compact position, the wheel is detached from underneath the tray, the leg unit is retracted from the bottom wall of the tray, and the handles are retracted from the rear end of the tray; wherein, from the deployed position, the wheel is dismounted from arms underneath the tray that retract underneath the tray and are locked in the compact position on the bottom wall of the tray by manual action on a bracket, and the leg unit as well as the handles are retracted by unsnapping handle buttons.

A foldable wheelbarrow, including a frame portion, a tray portion detachably coupled to top portions of the frame portion to store objects therein, an axle detachably coupled to a front end of the frame portion, and a wheel detachably and spinnably connected to the axle at the front end of the frame portion, such that the wheel is spinnable to allow the folding wheelbarrow to move.