A backpack converts into a babychair. The babychair is adapted to attach to a table and to allow a human child to sit in the babychair while facing the table. The babychair converts into a backpack for convenient transport and storage.

The combination backpack and chair is a backpack with a collapsible chair integrated thereon. The collapsible chair includes a seat and seat back that are provided along a topmost portion of the backpack. The seat portion of the collapsible chair includes a plurality of telescoping legs that descend downwardly in order to support the collapsible chair on a ground surface. Moreover, when in use as a chair, the backpack is suspended underneath the seat of the collapsible chair. The seat portion includes a plurality of telescoping legs that extend downwardly in order to support the collapsible chair when in use. The collapsible chair is able to collapse when not in use so as to enable use of the backpack. Each of the plurality of telescoping legs intersect through the backpack, and extend below the backpack in order to interface with a supporting surface.

A portable, one-person hanging blind comprising a tree support for attachment to a portion of a tree, an upper portion supported by the tree support, a chair suspended beneath the upper portion, and a camouflage shroud for concealing a user seated on the chair, the blind being convertible between a disassembled, compact configuration and an assembled, extended configuration, and wherein the blind is roughly cylindrical and sized to accommodate a single user, and wherein the blind is configured and adapted to be rotated by user seated on the seat.

A disclosed backpack chair includes a bag comprising a top piece, a back piece, two symmetric side pieces, an apron and a bottom piece sewn together like a hooded vest and zippered up a front center thereof with a perimeter of the bottom piece to form the bag. A tri zipper track and a penta slider pull connects a perimeter of the two equal side pieces to a perimeter of the head piece and to perimeter of the bottom piece to form the bag. The backpack chair also includes suspension pockets at reinforced corners of the bag to receive collapsible pole members of a suspending structure. The backpack chair further includes at least one strap detachably connected to the bag to allow the bag to be carried on a user's back, a user's shoulder and in a user's hand or crook of a user's arm or around a user's waist.

Portable chairs including a detachable container. The container can be insulated for keeping beverages and food cold for an extended period. The folding chair preferably is designed and constructed for the demands of the outdoors. Various detachable, reconfigurable, and/or interchangeable features including the container, carrying straps, and cup holder. The container can be easily and conveniently attached and detached from the folding chair. The container can have exterior pockets which are welded and sealed to protect items contained within. The straps can have multiple different attachment points which allow multiple different carrying styles and reconfigurations including a backpack type carrying configuration, over-the-shoulder briefcase type carrying configuration, and across the body satchel type configuration, for example. The cupholder is interchangeable from each side of the folding chair and can be designed to accommodate various different types of beverage containers including cups having a handle, a can, and a canteen, for example.

A seat and back cushion for wearing by a user in a sitting, standing and walking position. The cushion includes a cushion body with a top portion attached to a waist belt. The cushion body has a shape of a human buttocks for sitting comfort. The waist belt includes quick release fasteners and buckles for length adjustment. The belt also includes two elastic sections next to opposite sides of the top portion of the cushion body. The elastic sections allow the cushion body to be lowered into a sitting position and raised into a back rest position.

A carryable temporary layout blind comprising a frame for elevating the seating elements off the ground, and one or more closeable doors or flaps with a handle for simple and rapid opening and closing. The layout blind is collapsible into a carryable configuration and includes straps for carrying the collapsed blind in a fashion similar to a backpack.

A multipurpose fanny pack which is wearable around the waist and providing the wearer with storage compartments, while also having the capability to be removed and converted into an adjustable suspended sling-like seat, and with an adjustable backrest capable of comfortably supporting a user in the seated position, and with a multifunctional material capable of providing a user with multiple configurations of additional comfort and protection from weather and insects.

A portable ground chair apparatus that is collapsible and comprises an internal storage area. Certain benefits and advantages of the present disclosure include a portable ground chair with an integrated carrying capacity to enable dual seating and storage functionality. Certain embodiments of the portable ground chair may include one or more shoulder straps to enable a user to carry the portable ground chair and cargo load via one or more positions including, but not limited to, over the shoulder, crossbody, and as a backpack. Certain benefits and advantages of the present disclosure include a portable ground chair comprising a right triangular prism shape (i.e., a wedge shape) to enable a user to utilize the portable ground chair in two or more positions including, but not limited to, upright, reclined, and prone.

Various embodiments of the present invention are directed to a convertible child seat configured to be operable between a deployed orientation as a child seat to be secured to a vehicle and a folded orientation as a child supply bag. According to various embodiments, the child seat comprises a seat portion configured for receiving the bottom of a child, a backrest portion pivotally attached to an end of the seat portion or otherwise attached to the seat portion in a manner that permits selective rotation of both portions relative to one another, and configured for supporting the back of the child, and a plurality of pockets secured to the seat portion. In certain embodiments, the backrest portion includes one or more pockets.