A tote bag including a collapsible container body made of a foldable assembly of fabric panels joined together to form a bottom side and a sidewall including four lateral sides that jointly define an inner storage volume when the collapsible container body takes an expanded state. Opposite first and second lateral sides of the collapsible container body are each provided with a gusset fold designed to allow outward folding of the first and second lateral sides into flat-folded gusset sections. The collapsible container body is configured to be foldable into a flattened folded configuration where the first and second lateral sides are folded outward along the gusset fold into the flat-folded gusset sections, which are in turn foldable inward over lateral sections of a third one of the lateral sides, while a fourth one of the lateral sides is foldable inward to align the bottom side with the fourth lateral side. The collapsible container body is provided with a releasable holding structure to selectively secure the flat-folded gusset sections to the third lateral side and keep the collapsible container body in the flattened folded configuration.

A backpack structure is adapted to provide a storage space, and integrated with a tent structure. The backpack body has a right connection portion and a left connection portion to connect the left sidewall and the right sidewall, wherein the connections are pins, buttons, strips or velcros. The tent structure is stored in the compartment of the backpack body, or the left sidewall and the right sidewall. The tent structure includes a tent base, a left tent portion and a right tent portion. The compartment may has pads, made of cushioning materials, such as foam, to replace the camping mat, for rest. Therefore, the backpack structure of the invention is light for the users of outdoor activities. Moreover, the backpack structure may combine with a trolley structure for drawing easily, or the backpack structure may be designed as a luggage suitcase.

Interchangeable luggage perimeters are disclosed. Example interchangeable luggage perimeters may comprise an interchangeable base element adapted to securely and releasably couple with exchangeable components such as exchangeable foot pads, exchangeable wheels, or exchangeable handles. The interchangeable base element may be interchangeable by having a configuration supporting repositioning of the interchangeable base element at multiple different edges of a luggage piece, e.g., any of at least two or four edges of a luggage piece.

A multi-functional luggage solution and interactive wireless luggage management system is disclosed. In one implementation, the luggage has a horizontally extending electronic device storage and charging tray compartment positioned strategically in its top portion and accessible through an opening in the top surface of the luggage. Reversibly detachable swivel wheels are mounted to the bottom portion, which allows for on the go reduction in the dimensions of the suitcase to accommodate small or limited storage conditions. A removable rechargeable battery cartridge that is configured to be fixedly retained within a battery compartment located within the tray compartment or within the handle well of the suitcase. The battery cartridge includes wireless connectivity capable of facilitating Bluetooth and/or wireless internet/network communication with a remote electronic mobile device, such as a smartphone, computing tablet, or laptop computing device or the like. Various functionalities, such as GPS tracking, proximity location, alarm activation, luggage locking, and battery monitoring and management can thereby be remotely facilitated. The removable rechargeable battery cartridge is configured to charge one or more electronic device as a standalone battery bank or when installed into the suitcase through electrically connected access ports mounted on the suitcase.

Bag having at least one of its sides produced from a piece of fabric secured to a piece of bubble wrap; securing being achieved by coating one face of the piece of fabric with adhesive then applying a piece of bubble wrap, either via its bumpy face or via its smooth face. Attachment is performed by sewing, laminating or bonding a second piece of fabric to the first piece of fabric so as to sandwich a piece of bubble wrap between these two pieces of fabric.

A wheel adapter to convert a storage container to a wheeled storage container is provided. The wheel adapter comprises a mounting bracket attachable to the storage container. The mounting bracket comprises a first leg configured to engage a bottom surface of the storage container, and a second leg configured to engage a side surface of the storage container. The second leg comprises a wheel coupling. The wheel adapter also includes a wheel rotatably connected to the wheel coupling. The wheel is constructed and arranged for rotation about an axis to provide rolling support of the storage container on the ground.

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.

The invention serves to cut the cost of traveling with additional guitars on commercial aircraft in half by guitar style-specific designed soft outer carrying cases which allow the traveler to combine two hard shell guitar traveling cases inside of one single outside soft cover case. Typically, this qualifies the two guitars as One piece of luggage, if under 50 lbs., on most domestic and international airlines and therefore the traveler is only charged a fee for one additional piece of luggage.

There are no solutions which will combine two acoustic guitars into a one piece baggage item with regards to airline baggage charges. Nor is there any competition which allows the combination of two separate electric guitar cases to be joined together resulting in fewer airline charges for additional luggage.

This invention also makes it easier to maneuver two guitars around at once.

There is configuration zipper 440 which allows the traveler to only expand the case to a single guitar case size for the occasions when only one guitar is being transported.

A rolling tote bag including a collapsible container body made of a foldable assembly of fabric panels, including a bottom panel and side panels, that jointly define an inner storage volume when in an expanded state. The rolling tote bag further includes a removable rolling support assembly positioned underneath the bottom panel to provide rolling support for the collapsible container body in the expanded state, the removable rolling support assembly including a support plate and a plurality of caster wheels provided on an underside of the support plate. The collapsible container body further includes a retaining structure formed of one or more fabric panels, which retaining structure is provided underneath the bottom panel and is configured to securely hold the support plate outside of the inner storage volume against an underside of the bottom panel.

A suitcase for travel that can be separated into two stackable compartments. To allow for the top compartment to be stacked into the bottom compartment, its wheels are detachable and its support pegs are housed in a recess and are retractable. Each compartment may be packed and unpacked by different person at the same time in two different locations. One or both the compartments have inflatable air packs that can be inflated from outside the luggage using a standard air pump. The air packs secure content from moving during travel and handling. Each compartment has a separator that can fully enclose the contents of the compartment when zipped. The separator is extendable both inward and outward to accommodate larger objects or to accommodate more contents at the expense of the space in the other compartment. The separators of both the compartments may be extended inward to create a large cavity within the luggage to accommodate large objects or create a further separated space.