A travel bag for golf equipment. The bag has a rear part provided with a first pair of castors and in the bottom of the rear part a stiffening plate that does not extend to the front part of the bag. Under the travel bag at the other end of the stiffening plate is a second pair of castors so that in the horizontal position of the bag the rear part of the bag is supported by the first and second pairs of castors and the front part of the bag is supported on the ground. The front part of the bag can be pulled off the ground using grab element so that the bag can trail on the first and second pairs of castors behind the user.

The invention relates to a method for producing a suitcase (1) comprising at least one suitcase shell (Ia, Ib) and at least one functional attachment (31) which is more heavily loaded during use and which is connected to the at least one suitcase shell (Ia, Ib) at a position provided for this purpose, wherein the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib) and the attachment (31) are at least partly made of a thermoplastic material. The invention also relates to a suitcase (1) produced using the aforementioned method. According to the invention, the attachment (31) is provided with a surface (10) at least on a part of the face facing the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib), said surface corresponding to the surface of the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib) at the specified position and complementing same after the connection process; the attachment (31) is positioned at the specified position on the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib); the attachment (31) is bonded to the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib); and the interior of the suitcase shell (Ia, Ib) is designed to be smooth, free of disruptions, and substantially free of interruptions.

A luggage case includes a pair of shoulder hooks mounted on a telescoping assembly that extends from the luggage case to allow the user to place the shoulder hooks over the user's shoulders and tow the luggage case without having need for the user to use their hand(s) to tow the luggage case. The shoulder hooks are configured to swivel so that, when the telescoping assembly is collapsed, the shoulder hooks are received in respective pockets formed the top of the luggage case, and when the telescoping assembly is extended to a desired length, the shoulder hooks can be rotated to hook over the user's shoulders.

A spinner wheel assembly for a luggage case is provided. The wheel assembly may include a housing, a support strut rotatably coupled to the housing about a spinner axis, and a plurality of wheels each rotatably coupled to the support strut about a wheel axis. Each wheel may rotate in a plane positioned at an angle to at least one other wheel. Each wheel may be coupled to the support strut in a spaced relationship thereto.

A travel case includes a case body defining an interior cavity in which to carry articles and an exterior shell; an inflatable floatation aid fixed to the exterior shell; an inflator in communication with the inflatable floatation aid, for inflation of the inflatable floatation aid; and a locator beacon fixed to the exterior shell, including a communications transmitter capable of signaling a remote party and a geo-locating apparatus.

A travel luggage includes a luggage body including a bottom panel and a back panel connected at right angles and first handle grooves and second handle grooves respectively located on the bottom panel and the back panel and respectively connected in lines, and a direction-changeable retractable handle assembly including a retractable handle and two pivots pivotally connecting the retractable handle to the luggage body so that the retractable handle can be selectively set in a first operation mode position where the retractable handle is positioned in the first handle grooves, or a second operation mode position where the retractable handle is positioned in the second handle grooves.

A suitcase includes a kit to convert the suitcase to a luggage cart. A typical rolling suitcase additionally includes at least three sockets provided in spaced relation in the major bottom wall of the suitcase base and open to an outside of the suitcase, and at least three stem casters, each stem caster having a wheel rotatable in a housing and a stem attached to the housing, the stem being configured to be removably secured in one of the at least three sockets. When the at least three stem casters are secured in the at least three sockets and the bottom wall of the suitcase base is arranged facing the ground with the wheels of the at least three stem casters touching the ground, the suitcase is useable as a luggage cart by piling at least one further suitcase over the suitcase lid.

A multi-tray cabinet includes a cabinet body defining an interior compartment and a compound opening thereto formed by first and second openings merging and in an angular relationship with one another, first and second doors located on the cabinet body adjacent and at an angle relative to one another and being mounted to the cabinet body to undergo movement relative to one another and to the cabinet body in order to correspondingly open and close the first and second openings, pairs of opposing of tray support members attached in a vertically spaced relationship from one pair to another on a pair of opposite interior surfaces of the cabinet body and being aligned with the first opening, and a plurality of trays on respective opposing pairs of tray support members being insertable upon and removable from the tray support members through the first opening.

A tool storage device system includes a base and a tool storage container removably coupled to the base. The tool storage container slides in a first direction relative to the base to attach the tool storage container to the base, and the tool storage container slides in a second direction, opposite the first direction, relative to the base to remove the tool storage container from the base.

A case (1) comprises a shell (2) and a handle (4) moveable relative to the shell between a first position for carrying the case (1) and a second position for moving the case (1) over the ground (7), wherein the second position is further from the shell (2) than the first position. In the first position, the handle (4) is positioned substantially over the centre of gravity of the case (1) when the case (1) is in an orientation for moving the case (1) over an upwardly-facing surface (7).