A bag for electronic devices, characterised in that it comprises a pair of facing rectangular flaps, which are provided with respective appendixes, having a semi-cylindrical profile, at one end of their long side, and with a couple of cylindrical hinges arranged in the proximity of said long side of the flap at the other end, in the inner surface, an arm 8 being fixed to each said cylindrical hinges, said arm 8 being connected to a frame through a central pivot, both being arranged on the edge of the short side of said bag.

The present disclosure provides concealed type expandable luggage. The concealed type expandable luggage comprises: a lower shell, an upper shell, and an expanded part, the expanded part including a first expanded portion and a second expanded portion, wherein one end of the first expanded portion is connected to the upper shell, one end of the second expanded portion is connected to the lower shell, and the other end of the first expanded portion is connectable to the other end of the second expanded portion to increase an accommodation space of the concealed type expandable luggage; and wherein the lower shell is directly connectable to the upper shell, such that the expanded part is accommodated and concealed in the accommodation space formed by fitting of the lower shell and the upper shell. The concealed type expandable luggage provided by the present disclosure may conceal the expanded part when an expanded space is not needed, which may not only make a structure of the concealed type expandable luggage more compact, but also may make the connection part in the middle of the concealed type expandable luggage more durable.

A hard-sided luggage bag includes at least one shell portion, and has a front side, a back side, and a bottom side extending between the front and back sides. The least one shell portion encloses a storage compartment and includes an access opening permitting access to the storage compartment. The access opening is formed in at least part of the front side and is spaced apart from the bottom side. At least one lid is releasably coupled to the at least one shell portion to cover the access opening.

Provided herein is a luggage case having a first portion having a storage space, a second foldable portion having at least one expandable sleeve for transforming between a folded configuration and an expanded configuration, a separation member positioned between the first portion and the second foldable portion, the separation member separating the first and second portions such that when the second foldable portion is in the folded configuration the separation member prevents the second foldable portion from take away any storage space from the first portion. The luggage case may further have an extendable handle bar having at least one extendable bar, the extendable handle bar being connected to the first portion for pulling the luggage case, and an elastic handle connected to the second foldable portion and configured to accommodate the extendable handle bar such that when the second foldable portion is in the expanded configuration the elastic handle presses the extendable handle against the second foldable portion.

A medical file and first aid assembly for storing medical files along with first aid supplies includes a storage case that is carried by a trainer of a sports team. The storage case has a plurality of trays that is pivotally positioned therein for storing first aid supplies. A file accordion is movably coupled to the storage case for storing medical history of each player on the sports team. In this way the trainer has access to medical history of each player for safely applying first aid to each player. A communication unit is coupled to the storage case and the communication unit is in electrical communication with an extrinsic communication network thereby facilitating inventory of the first aid supplies to be tracked and remotely ordered for re-supply.

A travel bag is disclosed that includes an integrated shelving system for storing various clothing items during travel. The integrated shelving system includes a plurality of shelves each adaptable to store a number of clothing items (such as shirts, socks, underwear, pants, and skirts). The integrated shelving system may be opened to an extended state to allow a person to insert and/or remove clothing items from the plurality of shelves, and may be closed to a collapsed state to store the clothing items during travel.

A compression expansion device for an article of luggage and luggage comprising same is disclosed. In one particular practice: the device comprises a base section disposed in sliding relation with an expansion body engaged with each other by coil springs. A flexible portion on either the base section or expansion body comprises a ridge which rests on a complimentary ledge on the other of the base section or expansion body to assume a compressed configuration. A glide switch comprising one or more push projections contacts the flexible portion to displace the ridge off the ledge causing the base and expansion body to move away from each other and assume an expanded configuration.

A compression-expansion device for an article of luggage and luggage comprising same is disclosed. In one embodiment, the device comprises a base comprising axially-disposed, spaced-apart, parallel passageways; a latch pivotably disposed on the base between the passageways and having a tongue projection; an expansion body comprising conduit members slidably mated to the passageways, bias members located within the passageways and conduit members which urge the expansion body and base away from each other; an opening in the expansion body configured to receive the tongue in a first compressed position; and a button engaged with the opening and moveable to contact the tongue and displace it from the first position to a second position whereby the expansion body and the base assume an expanded configuration as urged by the bias members.

A piece of luggage (2) having a volume expansion element (1) comprising a closure element (3) with a first closing side (4) and a second closing side (5) and a gusset (6), wherein in a non-expanded state the first closing side (4) is in direct engagement with the second closing side (5) and wherein in an expanded state the first closing side (4) and the second closing side (5) are disengaged from each other such that they are positioned at a distance (D) to each other, which distance (D) is bridged with said gusset (6). Further at least one tensile element (7) is in connection with the first closing side (4) and the second closing side (5) such that with the tensile element (7) a tightening force can be provided between said first closing side (4) and said second closing side (5) in the expanded state.

A backpack system is provided including an external frame, and a separate pack bag. The external frame may include at least one adjustable pole member, wherein the at least one adjustable pole member has a height that is adjustable between a daypack position and an extended position, wherein the extended position is higher than the daypack position. The pack bag can have an adjustable height so that it can be configured complementary to the height of the adjustable pole members. The backpack system may include a sling configured for extending between the frame and pack bag providing a space between the frame and pack bag for accommodating heavy or bulky cargo therebetween. The sling can be extended or retracted in order to selectively adjust the distance between the pack bag and frame.