The magnetically-attached carrying bag case is a colonnade that is adapted for use with luggage. The magnetically-attached carry bag case comprises a plurality of riser mechanisms that are attached to the luggage such that the luggage is raised off of a supporting surface. The purpose of the magnetically-attached carrying bag case is to raise the luggage above any dirt or liquids that may have accumulated on the supporting surface. The plurality of riser mechanisms are magnetically-attached in a detachable manner to the luggage. In a second potential embodiment of the disclosure, the magnetically-attached carrying bag case further comprises a lamp that attaches to the luggage in a manner similar to the plurality of riser mechanisms. The lamp lights the interior of the luggage. The magnetically-attached carrying bag case comprises a plurality of riser mechanisms and a lamp.

A support device for wheels of transportable containers, such as trolley cases or the like, has at least two parts fixed to each other, including a first and a second part, so that the two parts have a relative movement therebetween, from a condition of maximum approach to a condition of maximum distancing. The first part is integral with the container and the second part is formed by an arm adapted to support at least one wheel, rotatably fixed to the arm. Furthermore, the first and the second part each have at least one magnetic element, and the at least two magnetic elements are arranged in opposite positions so as to generate a magnetic force of repulsion between the two parts, aimed at permanently maintaining the two parts in a condition of maximum distancing.

A snap fit interlock for attaching a component of a luggage article may include a snap fitting connecting a luggage article component to a luggage shell, and a locking feature automatically limiting the disengagement of the snap fitting once the snap fitting is engaged. The snap fitting may engage and move the locking feature as the snap fitting is moved in an insertion direction during attachment of the luggage article component to the luggage shell. The locking feature may disengage from the snap fitting when the snap fitting engages the luggage shell. A portion of the locking feature may be automatically positioned between the snap fitting and the luggage article component to limit disconnection of the snap fitting once engaged.

A chordophone case includes a detachable wheel assembly that is configured to be attached to and detached from front and rear anchors on the case's front and rear faces. The wheel is mounted on a fork mount having a base and sidewalls that project therefrom to form an acute angle relative to the base. The assembly's frontward and rearward strap are anchored to the base and configured for attachment to the case.

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 buckle structure includes a buckling base and a buckling shaft. An axial hole is defined in the buckling base, an axial channel extending along an axial direction of the axial hole and a circumferential channel extending along a circumferential direction of the axial hole are defined on an internal surface of the axial hole, an opening is defined at an end of the axial channel and the other end of the axial channel communicates with the circumferential channel, the axial channel is provided with a movable block blocking between the axial channel and the circumferential channel and able to selectively retreat from the axial channel and the circumferential channel. The buckling shaft is inserted in the axial hole; a latch protruding from a lateral surface of an end of the buckling shaft is able to move through the opening and along the axial channel and the circumferential channel.

This invention is directed toward a wheel assembly that can easily be attached and detached from a casespecifically in a preferred embodiment an SKB 3i series casesuch that the case can be wheeled when needed, but have the wheels removed for storage or transportation in a vehicle or plane. The wheel assembly comes in three partsan axel, two wheels, and two wheel mountsso it is simple to assembly, and because it has no moving parts, it is solid and durable.

Methods, apparatus, systems, and articles of manufacture for a modular luggage frame are disclosed and described. An example luggage includes a first portion and a second portion. The first portion includes: a first side including a first rib and a second rib; and a second side including a third rib and a fourth rib, the first rib and the third rib forming a first pair of ribs and the second rib and the fourth rib forming a second pair of ribs. The second portion includes: a third side including a fifth rib; a fourth side including a sixth rib, the fifth rib and the sixth rib forming a third pair of ribs. The third pair of ribs aligns with a selected one of the first pair of ribs or the second pair of ribs to removably affix the first portion to the second portion to form the modular luggage frame.

One embodiment of a wheeled tote includes a multifunctional set of resiliently flexible handles that are suitable for responsively guiding the wheeled tote as it rolls, for lifting the wheeled tote, and for comfortably carrying the wheeled tote in a hands-free manner over extended distances. The wheeled tote includes a zip-top collapsible tote bag comprising a sturdy fabric, and a collapsible frame with swivel casters that is removably attached to the bag with fabric snaps. The wheeled tote is reconfigurable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration for better storage and portability. Stays reinforce the left and right sidewalls of the bag. A bottom insert reinforces the base of the bag, and can be used as an actuator to quickly and easily expand the bag from the collapsed configuration to the expanded configuration. Other embodiments are described and shown.

The present invention is a piece of luggage with an external frame with a fold-out computer case for use through an X-Ray machine.