Patent classifications
A45F3/08
Bucket Backpack
A backpack bucket carrier comprising a rigid frame having a vertical back-frame, a horizontal bucket shelf extending rearwardly from the back-frame and having a raised circular bucket-retaining ring spaced from the vertical back-frame, a backpack type soft harness secured to the rigid frame, and a telescoping handle assembly stowed in the vertical back frame.
BACKPACK WITH SHOULDER STRAPS CROSSING AND NON-FIXED AT TOP TO SUPPORT LOAD FROM BASE
A backpack includes right and left shoulder straps that each respectively follows a path starting with a fixed connection at a bottom corner of a back panel. A padded portion extends upwards and then proceeds through an upper ring on the same side of the backpack. The strap then extends back down while crossing over to another fixed connection to a bottom corner on the other side of the back panel. At the top ring, the strap is merely guided back down and is not fixed relative to the ring. Curved frame stays on the left, right and bottom of the back panel have concave shape toward the user. A hipbelt attaches to the backpack with pin connections to allow rotational motion therebetween while preventing lateral motion. Outside straps reduce strain on the backpack fabric and side pockets are passthrough for insertion of objects therebetween while still allowing pocket usage.
BACKPACK WITH SHOULDER STRAPS CROSSING AND NON-FIXED AT TOP TO SUPPORT LOAD FROM BASE
A backpack includes right and left shoulder straps that each respectively follows a path starting with a fixed connection at a bottom corner of a back panel. A padded portion extends upwards and then proceeds through an upper ring on the same side of the backpack. The strap then extends back down while crossing over to another fixed connection to a bottom corner on the other side of the back panel. At the top ring, the strap is merely guided back down and is not fixed relative to the ring. Curved frame stays on the left, right and bottom of the back panel have concave shape toward the user. A hipbelt attaches to the backpack with pin connections to allow rotational motion therebetween while preventing lateral motion. Outside straps reduce strain on the backpack fabric and side pockets are passthrough for insertion of objects therebetween while still allowing pocket usage.
Carrying devices
A carrying device includes a retractable support system for equipment carried in the hand. In some embodiments, the carrying device comprises a frame assembly for transporting larger loads and optimizing the weight distribution thereof. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes a support shelf. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes an expandable volume.
Carrying devices
A carrying device includes a retractable support system for equipment carried in the hand. In some embodiments, the carrying device comprises a frame assembly for transporting larger loads and optimizing the weight distribution thereof. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes a support shelf. In some embodiments, the carrying device includes an expandable volume.
Outdoor pack with companion frame
A backpack system is described herein comprising a frame and a pack (e.g., backpack or outdoor pack) that may be used by individuals engaging in different type of events such as hunting, fishing, hiking, sports and the like. The pack may be configured to be readily engaged with the frame. The pack may comprise one or more pocket sections that may be quickly detached for easy access to its contents by a user while still wearing the main part of the pack which may remain engaged with the frame.
Outdoor pack with companion frame
A backpack system is described herein comprising a frame and a pack (e.g., backpack or outdoor pack) that may be used by individuals engaging in different type of events such as hunting, fishing, hiking, sports and the like. The pack may be configured to be readily engaged with the frame. The pack may comprise one or more pocket sections that may be quickly detached for easy access to its contents by a user while still wearing the main part of the pack which may remain engaged with the frame.
System for storing, organizing, and transporting portable items
The disclosure provides systems and methods of use pertaining to the storage, organization, and transport of portable items typically carried within a bag, backpack, suitcase or other luggage item, or that are typically transported by an individual person. The system includes a number of storage and structure containers, each designed to enclose one or more portable items. The storage and structure containers may be loaded upon a loadable baseplate along with individual portable items and functionality components and, in turn, either inserted into an existing bag for transport or attached to a wearable frame having a shoulder harness and a wearable baseplate to function as a standalone system. The loadable baseplate may include many additional features, including light and/or sound-emitting components, location-tracking components, and/or other powered or passive functionality. Other embodiments are also disclosed.
System for storing, organizing, and transporting portable items
The disclosure provides systems and methods of use pertaining to the storage, organization, and transport of portable items typically carried within a bag, backpack, suitcase or other luggage item, or that are typically transported by an individual person. The system includes a number of storage and structure containers, each designed to enclose one or more portable items. The storage and structure containers may be loaded upon a loadable baseplate along with individual portable items and functionality components and, in turn, either inserted into an existing bag for transport or attached to a wearable frame having a shoulder harness and a wearable baseplate to function as a standalone system. The loadable baseplate may include many additional features, including light and/or sound-emitting components, location-tracking components, and/or other powered or passive functionality. Other embodiments are also disclosed.
Suspended load backpack
A suspended load backpack includes a moving frame including a bag for receiving a load to be carried by the backpack, a fixed frame including shoulder straps for holding the fixed frame in place on a wearer's back, and a rail assembly that connects the moving frame to the fixed frame but allows the moving frame to move relative to the fixed frame. A mounting wheel is connected to the fixed frame, and a compliant mechanism such as a bungee cord is connected between the fixed frame and the moving frame and wrapped around the mounting wheel to permit movement of the moving frame relative to the fixed frame during a gait of the wearer of the backpack in accordance with tension on the compliant mechanism. A ratchet assembly includes a lever that rotates the mounting wheel to easily apply tension to the compliant mechanism.