A container (1) has first and second body portions, (2,3) and a closure device operable to hold the first and second body portions (2,3) in a closed 5 position. The closure device comprises an engagement element (5) which extends from the first body portion (2) of the container, and a clasp (6) attached to the second body portion (3) of the container (1), and releasably engageable with the engagement element, thereby to hold the second body portion (3) in position with respect to the first body portion (2).

A suitcase, in cases-and-bags field, comprises case bodies and separating plates. The case bodies include upper and lower case bodies rotationally connected and form a storage chamber; the separating plates include an upper separating plate in the upper case body and a lower separating plate in the lower case body; when the case bodies open, the upper separating plate rotates toward direction of the lower case body, and the lower separating plate rotates toward the upper case body. The storage chamber of the case bodies is divided by added upper and lower separating plates into spaces which are more compact in volume, facilitating fixing luggage. Upper/lower case bodies open and close by rotating, the upper and lower separating plates are respectively rotationally connected in the upper/lower case bodies, and both separating plates can rotate toward the middle, facilitating support and control, making users easily remove/put luggage from/into the storage chamber.

A slipcover than can be slid over a security bag or game day bag such that the contents of the security bag or game day bag, having transparent panels, can be obstructed from view.

The present invention relates to a travel bag having an extra storage compartment. The auxiliary storage compartment is formed of a flexible textile material and is attached to top of the travel bag in a folding manner. The auxiliary storage compartment is usually stored to be in close contact with the outside of the main body of the bag. When in use, the auxiliary storage compartment is unfolded upward for assembly so that another auxiliary storage compartment is formed. During travel, belongings such as a handbag, a camera, a cellular phone, etc. can be conveniently stored and kept temporarily during an immigration inspection at an airport or the like. Accordingly, utility of the travel bag can be more improved.

A case that is convertible into a stool and a working surface is provided. The case includes a worktable, a front panel removably secured to a front side of the worktable, and a rear panel removably secured to a rear side of the worktable. The front and rear panels each include a slot inwardly extending from a first edge thereof. The front and rear panels may be removed from the worktable and interconnected by sliding the slot of the front panel through the slot of the rear panel. The stool seat is removably attachable to the case and/or to the interconnected panels to form a stool.

The invention relates to a lock device, having a first connecting module and a second connecting module. The first connecting module can here be arranged in a closing direction on the second connecting module and is mechanically catch-lockingly engaged in a closing position with the second connecting module, and the first connecting module can be detached from the second connecting module by a movement of the first connecting module or of a part of the first connecting module in an opening direction, which differs from the closing direction. Here, a locking device (7; 9, 9a-f) is provided to prevent a movement of the first connecting module (1) or of the part (1a) of the first connecting module (1) in the opening direction (Y), when the first connecting module (1) and the second connecting module (2) are positioned in the closing position, wherein the locking device (7, 9, 9a-f; 100, 101, 102; 206, 207) can be unlocked to move the first connecting module (1) or the part (1a) of the first connecting module (1) in the opening direction (Y).

Disclosed herein is a portable exercise storage apparatus, comprising: a rigid hollow tube comprising a first end and a second end; a first end cap that is configured to removably close the first end; and at least one strap releasably connected to the first end and the second end.

A storage and moving device for silverware and utensils comprising a flexible plastic material with a series of individual pockets that are heat sealed/welded to provide separate contents between pockets. Each of the pockets has an opening at the top of the pocket, and a flap is attached to back of the device that either covers each of the pockets individually or all of the pockets together, that folds over and closes each of the pockets. The device is in a flat position when opened and a rolled up position when closed.

A storage and moving device for silverware and utensils comprising a flexible plastic material with a series of individual pockets that are heat sealed/welded to provide separate contents between pockets. Each of the pockets has an opening at the top of the pocket, and a flap is attached to back of the device that either covers each of the pockets individually or all of the pockets together, that folds over and closes each of the pockets. The device is in a flat position when opened and a rolled up position when closed.

A packing organizer is disclosed for use with a suitcase, trunk or similar article. The packing organizer has a base with a top surface adapted to receive items to be packed, a bottom surface, opposed ends and opposed sides. A side flap extends from each of the opposed sides of the base and an end flap extends from each of the opposed ends of the base. At least one handle extends from at least one of the side or end flaps. Retaining means extend from at least one of the side flaps or end flaps and are adapted to matingly engage with cooperating fastening means on the other of the side flaps or end flaps. The end flaps, side flaps and the retaining means are dimensioned to extend over items packed on the base to at least partially enclose and secure the packed items.