Transformable multifunction backpack

Abstract

The present invention discloses a transformable multifunction backpack, including a main backpack body, retractable rods, and detachable rods. The retractable rod has a fixed portion and a handle portion; the fixed portion is stored within the main backpack body, and the handle portion can extend out of the fixed portion telescopically. The retractable rod and the detachable rod are attached together with a lockable means, such as a lockable pin, for quick release and adjustment. The backpack also includes a rolling base board which can be placed under the backpack body, or been used as a skateboard. The retractable rod can also be used as a cane. The main backpack body also has a child strap for carrying a small child. The backpack main body is comprised of several different fabric pieces, connected together with a connecting means, such as zippers or buttons.

Claims

1. A transformable multifunction backpack, comprising: a backpack main body, comprising a plurality of sections connecting together; a first retractable rod and a second retractable rod, each including a fixed portion and a handle portion, wherein said handle portion extends out of said fixed portion telescopically, and each of said fixed portions is positioned at a corner of said backpack main body and within said backpack main body; a first detachable rod and a second detachable rod, each including a first end and a second end, wherein both said first detachable rod and said second detachable rod are linear, each of said first ends directly connects to one of said first retractable rod and said second retractable rod via a connection, and each of said second ends are not attached to anything; wherein each of said detachable rods is completely detachable from a corresponding retractable rod, each of said detachable rods is positioned outbound of said backpack main body, and each of said detachable rod rotates about said connection from parallel to said corresponding retractable rod to non-parallel in a first rotation direction and from parallel to non-parallel in a second rotation direction; and wherein the length of both of the detachable rods is longer than the height of the backpack main body, and the connection is positioned exterior to the backpack main body.

2. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, wherein said plurality of sections are fabric sections, and said fabric sections are connected together with zippers or buttons.

3. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, further comprising a child strap.

4. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, further comprising a detachable rolling base board, wherein said detachable rolling base board is stored in a slot of the backpack main body.

5. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, further comprising a detachable rolling base board, wherein said detachable rolling base board is attached to the bottom of said backpack main body.

6. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 5, wherein said detachable rods are pushed backward, and both said detachable rod and said retractable rod are attached to the rolling base board to form a triangular shape.

7. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 6, wherein a front portion of said backpack main body forms a seat upon removal.

8. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 6, wherein a top of said backpack main body is open to form a shopping bag.

9. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 6, wherein said backpack main body is removable from said detachable rods, and said retractable rods and said detachable rolling base board form a dolly.

10. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 5, wherein said backpack main body is secured on said retractable rods to form a stretcher.

11. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, wherein one of said retractable rods is removed out of said backpack main body to form a cane.

12. The transformable multifunction backpack according to claim 1, wherein said second ends are coterminous with a bottom of said backpack main body when said detachable rods are parallel to said retractable rods.

13. A transformable multifunction backpack, comprising: a backpack main body with a right side and a left side, wherein said right side and said left side are not adjacent to each other; a first retractable rod, positioned within said backpack main body and adjacent to said right side; a second retractable rod, positioned within said backpack main body and adjacent to said left side; a first detachable rod, positioned outside of said backpack main body, adjacent to said right side, and connecting to said first retractable rod via a first connection, wherein a length of said first detachable rod is longer than a height of said backpack main body; and a second detachable rod, positioned outside of said backpack main body, adjacent to said left side, and connecting to said second retractable rod via a second connection; wherein both said first detachable rod and said second detachable rod are linear; and each of said first detachable rod and said second detachable rod has one end free from attaching to anything.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) FIG. 1 is a schematic drawing of the external perspective view of the rear surface of the current invention.

(2) FIG. 2 is a schematic drawing of the external perspective view of the current invention with a child strap.

(3) FIG. 3 is a schematic drawing of the current invention in a chair and stroller configuration.

(4) FIG. 4 is a schematic drawing of the current invention in a shopping cart configuration.

(5) FIG. 5 is a schematic drawing of the current invention in a rolling luggage configuration.

(6) FIG. 6 is a schematic drawing of the current invention in a scooter configuration.

(7) FIG. 7 is a schematic drawing of the current invention supporting the operation as a skateboard.

(8) FIG. 8 is a schematic drawing of the handle portion of the retractable rod of the current invention.

(9) FIG. 9 is a schematic drawing of the current invention in a stretcher configuration.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

(10) FIG. 1 shows the current invention in a backpack configuration, including a main backpack body 1, retractable rods 2, detachable rods 3, and a detachable base rolling board 4. The detachable rod is connected to the retractable rod via a pin in this embodiment. In this configuration, the retractable rod and the detachable rod are arranged in parallel. The detachable base rolling board is inserted into a slot or a packet on the side of the main backpack body. The slot or the packet has a detachable edge that can be adjusted or open to accommodate the detachable base rolling board.

(11) The retractable rod 2 has a handle portion and a fixed portion. The fixed portion is placed and fixed within the main backpack body. The handle portion can be extended telescopically out of the fixed portion. Additional case or bracket or horizontal hidden beam (not shown) can be placed between the two retractable rods within the main backpack body for increasing the rigidity.

(12) FIG. 2 shows the current invention with a child strap 5. While the backpack user carries the current invention in a backpack configuration, the current invention provides a child strap where user can carry a child by placing the child in the child strap 5. The child can sit in the child strap 5, and child's legs are extending out of the child strap while sitting in it. FIG. 2 also shows that both the retractable rods and the detachable rods are completely stored into the main backpack body.

(13) FIG. 3 shows the current invention in a stroller configuration or swinging configuration. FIG. 3 shows that the detachable base rolling boards are placed under the main backpack body, and the detachable rods are pushing backward to form a triangle with the retractable rods and the detachable base rolling boards. The detachable rod is connecting with the retractable rod with lockable means, such as a lockable pin, for quick release and position adjustment. The main backpack body is comprised of a plurality of fabric pieces connected together with a connecting means, such as zipper or buttons. The FIG. 3 shows that the front fabric portion is removed to accommodate a seating. The fabric portion which attaches to the retractable rods can be further adjusted. As shown in the FIG. 3, this fabric portion is not complete attached and secured to the retractable rods, which then can function as swing. The handle on the handle portion can also be adjusted and twisted around. In this embodiment, the rolling base board has slots to accommodate the connection with both the retractable rod and the detachable rod.

(14) FIG. 4 shows the current invention in a shopping cart configuration. Similar to the stroller configuration shown in FIG. 3, the shopping cart configuration also has the retractable rod, detachable rod and detachable base rolling board arranged in a triangular formation. The main backpack body is supported by this triangular formation for storing goods with an opening at the top. User can then push the backpack as a shopping cart by pushing the handle section 2.

(15) FIG. 5 shows the current invention in a rolling luggage configuration. Similar to the stroller configuration shown in FIG. 3 and the shopping cart configuration shown in the FIG. 4, the rolling luggage configuration also has the retractable rod, detachable rod and detachable base rolling board arranged in a triangular formation. The main backpack body is supported by this triangular formation for storing goods. There is no opening at the top of the backpack body. The backpack body is further supported by the internal bracket to protect the goods stored within. The detachable rods 3 are not attached onto the base rolling board. Rather, the detachable rods 3 are further pushed back to position the backpack body in a relatively flatter position for easier maneuvering. User can then push the backpack as a rolling luggage by pushing the handle section 2. In a different embodiment, the current configuration can also function as a dolly, which the backpack body is removed, and the base rolling board, retractable rods, and detachable rods function as a dolly for moving any heavy boxes or third party luggages.

(16) FIGS. 6 and 7 show the current invention in a scooter configuration and skateboard operation. As shown in the FIG. 6, the retractable rod 2 are removed out of the backpack main body and attached to the base rolling board. FIG. 7 shows user using the base rolling board as a skateboard. In both cases, the main backpack body can still be carried by the user as shown in the FIG. 7.

(17) FIG. 8 shows the retractable rod been removed out of the main backpack body. The retractable rod with the handle section is then functioning as a cane.

(18) FIG. 9 shows the current invention in a stretcher configuration. Similar to the stroller configuration shown in FIG. 3, the shopping cart configuration shown in the FIG. 4, and the rolling luggage configuration shown in FIG. 5, the stretcher configuration also has the retractable rod, detachable rod and detachable base rolling board arranged in a triangular formation. The main backpack body is functioning as the stretcher's main carrying section, and is supported by retractable rods 2. The detachable rods 3 are not attached onto the base rolling board; the detachable rods 3 are further pushed back to position the stretcher's main carrying section in a relatively flatter position for carrying the patient. User can then push the backpack stretcher by pushing the handle section 2.

(19) Shown above and described are the basic principles of the present invention, the main features and advantages. One experience in the art should understand that the new types are not limited to the embodiments described above, the embodiments described above and described in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of the present invention, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, and the premise of this practical invention, there will be a variety of new changes and improvements, these changes and modifications are within the claimed range of the present invention. The present invention's protection scope is defined by the appended claims and their equivalent definitions.