EP4064925A1

EP4064925A1 - Tote bag for holding spare shoes

Info

Publication number: EP4064925A1
Application number: EP19832269.5A
Authority: EP
Inventors: Peter Ammann
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2019-11-28
Filing date: 2019-11-28
Publication date: 2022-10-05
Also published as: CA3159652A1; KR20220100713A; BR112022010292A2; US20220395064A1; WO2021104627A1; CN114945300A; ZA202206275B; JP2023505104A; AU2019476299A1

Abstract

The invention relates to a tote bag (1) for holding spare shoes (2), in particular high-heeled shoes, comprising at least one first bag (1a), and comprising a second bag (1b) for holding the spare shoes (2). The second bag (1b) comprises a closing system (5b), by means of which an interior of the second bag (1b) for the spare shoes (2) can be closed and opened. The first bag (1a) can be fastened to the second bag (1b) at or on a common separating surface (3b, 4a) by means of a fastening system (5a), which separating surface is formed by a separating side (3b) of the first bag (1a) and a separating side (4a) of the second bag (1b), which separating side faces the separating side (3b) of the first bag (1a). The fastening system (5a) is designed such that the first bag (1a) can be completely removed from the second bag (1b).

Description

Carrying bag to hold spare shoes

Field of invention

The invention relates to a carrier bag for holding replacement shoes according to claim 1 and a kit-of-parts according to claim 19.

background

Bags for holding shoes are known in particular from the sports field in connection with sneakers. For example, indoor shoes can be stowed in it, which are prescribed for use in a sports hall and must not be worn outside. Such bags are usually designed to be able to accommodate other sports accessories and, due to their size and design, are unsuitable for some other uses, such as a handbag for women. It is well known that women often carry two pairs of shoes with them, e.g. comfortable shoes for long walks and elegant high-heeled shoes to wear in a restaurant, club, at weddings, etc., which are comparatively uncomfortable for walking and can cause foot pain. Normally, the second pair of shoes is taken in a second bag or bag, which has the disadvantage that a second "piece of luggage" has to be carried in addition to the ladies' handbag and, on the other hand, is not visually appealing.

Presentation of the invention

It is the object of the invention to provide a practical and flexible handbag. The object is achieved in a first aspect of the invention with the features of claim 1. Accordingly, a carrying case is provided to hold replacement shoes. The tote bag has a front, a back, a top and a bottom, which forms a pocket bottom of the tote. It comprises at least a first pocket and a second pocket for holding the replacement shoes. The second pocket comprises a locking system, by means of which an interior space of the second pocket for the replacement shoes can be closed and released. The first pocket can be fastened to the second pocket by means of a fastening system on or on a common separating surface, which separating surface is formed by a separating side of the first pocket and a separating side of the second pocket facing the separating side of the first pocket. The fastening system is designed in such a way that the first pocket can be completely removed from the second pocket.

One advantage of the invention is that only a single carrying case must be taken that offers a ^¬ hand in the first pocket space for essential accessories of the wearer, and on the other inconspicuous tet space for the spare shoes bie ^¬ in the second pocket. The modular structure of two pockets comprehensive Tra ^¬ getasche is advantageous because of its flexibility. The objects can be stored separately in the first or in the second pocket in the carrier bag. Furthermore, for example, the second bag with shoes can be handed over to a cloakroom, while only the small first bag is taken as a women's bag for the respective event. When leaving the event, the second bag can be picked up and shoes can be changed, after which the second bag can be reattached to the first bag.

In a preferred embodiment, the parting surface of the carrier bag faces the bottom of the bag and a central area of the parting surface is closer to it Pocket bottom arranged as edge areas of the dividing surface. This embodiment has the additional advantage that on ^¬ the specific shape due to the second pocket with higher peripheral areas than the central portion of the higher rear part of the high-heeled shoe can be received in the edge region, while the much flatter front part of the shoe even at a low height of the second Bag in this area easily comes to rest in the middle. This saves space.

In this embodiment, at least part of the separating surface from the pocket bottom is preferably essentially convex. Essentially, convex is to be understood here in such a way that the central area protrudes opposite the edge areas of the second pocket as seen from the pocket bottom. In the present context, this is not necessarily a purely curved surface, but it can also have straight sections.

It is also preferred if a partition is arranged in the interior of the second pocket, which divides the interior into two compartments, so that the replacement shoes can each be stowed in one compartment without mutual contact. This measure advantageously ensures that the shoes do not contaminate one another. In this embodiment it is also preferred if the partition is flexible so that it can adapt to the shape of the replacement shoes (2). This is advantageous since different shoe shapes are typically used so that the partition can be adapted to the current shoe shape. Furthermore, the partition is preferably removable so that the second pocket can accommodate other objects in a different application, which in particular can have a larger volume than the volume occupied by a shoe.

In embodiments, the fastening system comprises at least one zipper for fastening the first pocket to the second pocket. It runs the zip fastener preferably along an entire contour of the parting surface, which enables the pockets to be fastened and separated quickly in one go. Alternatively, depending on the geometric configuration of the pockets, two or more zippers can also be provided, each of which can close or release a section of the contour of the separating surface.

Alternatively or additionally, the fastening system on the first and second pockets can each comprise at least one magnet, which interacts to fasten the first pocket to the second pocket by means of magnetic attraction on the separating surface. As an alternative, this solution offers the advantage that the pockets can be quickly attached or detached and, at the same time, no attachment system is visible from the outside. In addition, there is no risk of (permanent) magnets being damaged and no longer functioning, which is often the case with zippers. As an addition to a zipper, the magnets offer the advantage, especially with dividing pages made of a soft material, that the dividing pages are also held together on the dividing surface and an interior of the first and second pocket remains largely unchanged even when the pockets are filled and the dividing surface, for example, under the influence the weight of the contents of the bag does not sag into the interior of the other bag.

Alternatively or additionally, the fastening system on the first and the second pocket can each comprise at least one Velcro strip. To attach the first pocket to the second pocket, as is known, a hook and loop tape with barbs of the one pocket cooperates with a hook and loop tape with loops of the other pocket on the parting surface. The advantages are similar to the use of magnets, with the additional advantage that Velcro fasteners are inexpensive and lighter.

Another aspect of the invention relates to a kit-of-parts for a carrier bag according to the invention, comprising at least a first pocket, a second pocket, and at least one shoulder strap. The carrying bag according to the invention can advantageously be provided as a bag kit, with the first or the second bag also being able to be procured individually as spare parts.

Brief description of the drawings

Further refinements, advantages and applications of the invention emerge from the dependent claims and from the description that follows with reference to the figures. Show:

Fig. 1 is a schematic front view of the front of a carrier bag according to the invention,

Fig. 2 the carrying bag from Fig. 1 with replacement shoes in the interior of the second bag,

3 shows the carrier bag in a top view showing an access opening of the first bag, and FIG

Fig. 4 to 16 each sketched a front view of another embodiment of the inventive carrier bag.

Way (s) for carrying out the invention

The information "above", "below", "laterally" are to be interpreted in the present text in relation to the normal orientation of the figures.

The “separation surface” is understood in the present case as a contact surface of the two separation sides of the first and the second pocket when they are attached to one another.

When it is mentioned below that “the dividing surface faces the pocket bottom”, this means that the dividing surface is not perpendicular to the pocket bottom, in other words that at least a portion of the dividing surface is not at a 90 ° angle to the pocket bottom. When used as intended, the bottom of the pocket itself is always assumed to be resting on a corresponding support, which is taken as an example in all figures as the horizontal direction. In the present context, the bottom of the bag always refers to the entire carrier bag.

In all figures, the first pocket, in contrast to the second pocket, is shown hatched for a better overview.

In the figures, identical reference characters denote identical or identically acting components.

Fig. 1 shows a schematic view of the front of a carrier bag 1 according to the invention for receiving replacement shoes 2. In the present document, high-heeled shoes are used by way of example, since such shoes require a particularly large amount of space due to their shape. Of course, the carrier bag 1 according to the invention is also suitable for other types of shoes, in particular since other types of shoes must also be accommodated in the bag in view of the feature of exchangeability of the shoes. The carrier bag 1 comprises, as mentioned, a first bag la with a first access opening 3c and a first partition side 3b, in this case a first base 3b, and a second pocket lb for receiving the replacement shoes 2. The second pocket lb has a partition side 4a which faces the first separating side (the first bottom 3b). In this embodiment, the pocket bottom corresponds to a bottom 4b of the second pocket. The dividing sides 3b and 4a face each other and, when the carrier bag is fastened, form a dividing surface which in FIG. 1 extends perpendicularly into the plane of the drawing, which applies to all front views of the following embodiments.

The pocket bottom 4b is preferably reinforced with a rigid material. In particular, it is desirable that the pocket bottom 4b is reinforced, since on the one hand When putting down the carrying bag, the entire weight of the carrying bag rests on the bottom of the bag. On the other hand, this increases the resistance of the pocket bottom 4b with regard to the action of the heels, in particular in the case of pointed high-heeled shoes, on this bottom. Furthermore, it is preferred if the first base 3b of the first pocket and / or the separating side 4a of the second pocket is / are reinforced with a rigid material. As a result, depending on the shape of the separating surface, the connection between the pockets, especially when using one or more zippers, can be made more easily.

The carrier bag 1 further comprises a fastening system 5a for fastening the first pocket la to the second pocket 1b. The fastening system 5a is designed in such a way that the first pocket la can be completely removed from the second pocket lb when it is opened. The fastening system 5a is preferably formed by at least one zipper, by means of which the first base 3b of the first pocket la can be fastened to the separating side 4a of the second pocket lb along its contour. The use of a single zipper can be advantageous since the first pocket la can be detached from the second pocket lb in one go, especially if the top 3a of the first pocket (see FIG. 3) is relatively wide and / or not sharp Edges with the front or back of the first pocket la forms. Depending on the design of the carrier bag 1, a zipper can also be provided for fastening on the front side (representation from FIG. 1) and on a rear side (not visible) of the carrier bag 1. This can be advantageous if the top of the first pocket la is narrow and / o which forms sharp edges with the front or back of the carrier bag 1, otherwise the opening or closing of a single zipper could be at the transition to the top of the first bag or be problematic from the top to the front or back. Alternatively, it is of course also possible to realize the fastening system 5a by means of a snap-in system such as a clip fastener, or a Velcro fastener, or by means of magnets. In the case of Velcro or magnets, this / these could also act on the separating surface, as already explained above.

The carrying bag 1 comprises a carrying strap 8, which can be attached either to the first holder 6a (eyelets) on the first bag 1 a or to the second holder 6b (eyelets) on the second bag 1b. As a result, the respective bag or the entire carrier bag 1 can advantageously be carried. In the example mentioned above, the second bag 1b can be handed over to the cloakroom, with the strap 8 being detached from the brackets 6b and attached to the brackets 6a so that the first bag 1a can be carried comfortably.

However, in addition to its intended function, the strap can also serve as part of the fastening system. The strap is attached at each end to an eyelet 6a of the first bag and at the same time to an eyelet 6b of the second bag, which is shown in FIG. However, it can even serve as an exclusive fastening system, in which case the zipper on the separating sides 3b, 4a can be omitted.

In embodiments, the carrier bag comprises at least one additional holder 6c in the area of the bag bottom, for example also in the form of an eyelet. Two rucksack straps can be provided, one end of which is attached to the additional bracket 6c and the other end to one of the first brackets 6a or to one of the second brackets 6b, so that the tote bag can be carried as a rucksack. It is also possible to use the strap 8 if the Zusatzhal sion 6c is designed like a carabiner, so that the middle of the strap 8 can be clamped therein. As a result, two loops are formed, each embodying a backpack strap. In the case of the second pocket 1b, the separating side 4a in the middle area (area around the arrow 3b) is closer to the bag bottom 4b than in the edge areas (areas on the holders 6b) which are further away from the bag bottom. In the context of this document, the middle area extends to a maximum length that corresponds to approximately one third of the total width of the front page. As mentioned, in a preferred embodiment the separating side 4a of the second pocket 1b is essentially convex as seen from the pocket bottom 4b. The advantage of this configuration of the upper side 4a can best be seen in conjunction with FIG. 2. From the sales areas of the shoes 2 can find space in the edge areas, while the little space-consuming Vorderberei surface of the shoes 2 (shoe tips) come to lie in the central area. The space above the toe of the shoe can thus be used for the first bag la. This space is best used when the first bottom 3b of the first pocket la is congruent with the top 4a of the second pocket lb. In other words, an underside (separating side) of the first pocket la lies over a large area on the upper side (separating side) of the second pocket lb when the two pockets la, lb are connected. Obviously, the bulbous / convex area can also be used to stow objects in the first pocket la. In other words, the space saved in the area of the shoe tips in the second pocket is used for the first pocket. This embodiment is preferred, but for design reasons, for example, the first base 3b can be configured differently and not be congruent with the top 4a over the entire extent of the separating surface.

The second pocket 1b comprises a locking system 5b by means of which an access opening (see FIG. 1 in conjunction with FIG. 2) of the second pocket 1b for the replacement shoes 2 can be closed and released. In this embodiment, a zip fastener 5b that essentially consists of a flap 9 opens and closes Front. The flap 9 is folded up when the zipper is opened. In another embodiment, two zippers can be provided, each of which can open and close a part of the front side like a flap.

The locking system can also be designed differently. In another embodiment, at least one zipper is provided (not shown) which extends at least along part of the pocket bottom 4b, in particular along the entire pocket bottom and further along sides 11 of the second pocket ^1b . The zipper can run in the middle of the bag bottom 4b or along the contour of the bag bottom, so that the replacement shoes can be inserted into and removed from the bottom of the second bag 1b, which can be particularly useful in the case of a soft second bottom.

In a further embodiment, the locking system comprises two lateral zippers, not shown, by means of which a replacement shoe 2 can be inserted into the second bag 1b from one side and the other replacement shoe 2 from the other side of the second bag 1b, that is, in the direction of the Arrows 11, and can be removed from there. The respective zipper can run centrally on the side surfaces or on the contour of the side surfaces.

Fig. 2 shows the carrier bag from FIG. 1 with the second bag lb open and spare shoes 2 in the interior of the second bag lb, the tab 9 from FIG. 1 not being shown here for reasons of clarity.

A partition 7 is arranged in the interior of the second pocket 1b, so that the replacement shoes 2 can be stowed in the second pocket 1b without mutual contact. As mentioned, it is preferred if the partition 7 is flexible so that it can adapt to the shape of the replacement shoes 2, which reduces the placement of the replacement shoes 2 in FIG facilitates the interior. The partition 7 is here as in other embodiments as a dashed line and is formed from two Abschnit th with a corner for the sake of simplicity. In the entire present context, this illustration is only intended to explain the flexibility of the partition and the adaptation to the shape of the shoe, which also applies to other embodiments and is not repeated. Furthermore, it is preferred if the partition 7 is removable, so that the second pocket is also suitable for other purposes, for example for placing an object in the interior space that is more voluminous than a shoe. For this purpose, the partition 7 can be fastened, for example, by means of a Velcro fastener or the like.

The partition 7 divides the interior space into two compartments 10, the two compartments 10 being able to overlap in the vertical or horizontal direction, so that the replacement shoes 2 can be stowed in one compartment 10, overlapping with the toe first. A division in the vertical direction (case from FIG. 2) means that the partition wall 7 faces the pocket bottom in terms of its area, which is preferred. In other words, the replacement shoes 2 overlap in the vertical direction. A division in the horizontal direction (into the image plane, not shown) means that the partition wall faces the front or rear side of the carrier bag 1 in terms of area. In this embodiment, the shoe tips are not arranged one above the other, as in the case of the vertical Tei ment, but side by side. Although this takes up more space in the horizontal direction (into the image plane from FIG. 2), the first pocket 1 a can reach even deeper in the central area (convex even more pronounced) and thus offer more space in its interior.

An inner wall of the second pocket 1b is preferably formed from a water-impermeable material such as plastic or coated with such a material, which can optionally also apply to the first pocket 1a. This material advantageously protects against the ingress of water when the shoes have been worn in the rain, for example, and thus prevents damage to the, mostly high-quality, outer material of the carrier bag 1 and moisture penetration into the first bag la. Furthermore, the interior can be cleaned more easily, which is desirable with regard to the penetration of road dirt into the interior when stowing the shoes after use.

The carrier bag 1 can be dimensioned uniformly based on the length of the carrier bag (length of the bottom 4b in the figure) for a normal maximum shoe size of women's shoes, or it can be individually dimensioned by mass production, or it can be dimensioned for different standard shoe sizes . In an exemplary embodiment, the second floor 4b is 29.8 cm long.

In a similar way, the carrying bag 1 can also have different maximum heights (in the Randbe range) of the interior of the second bag lb, or a unit height, or a tailor-made height. This depends on the maximum height of the paragraph to be provided. For example, heel heights of up to 15 cm are known, to which the height of the back of the shoe is added. In the above exemplary embodiment, the height is 15.35 cm.

In the above exemplary embodiment, the height of the second pocket lb in the middle area (minimum height) is approximately 12.4 cm from the second base 4b to the first base 3b.

The modular construction of the carrier bag also allows only the first or the second bag la, lb to be replaced, be it due to damage or due to a design variation.

Fig. 3 shows the carrier bag in a view on an upper side 3a with an access opening 3c of FIG first bag la. In this view it can be seen that the brackets 6a, 6b are bent in this embodiment. This prevents the bag from being removed from the front or back of the carrier bag. It can only be pulled out upwards. This is advantageous ^¬ way, what has been explained in connection with Fig. 1, in one embodiment of the carrier bag, wherein the fastening system comprises no zipper 5a, but the first and the second bag are held together only by the attached to the brackets strap. 8 Although the carrying strap holds the bag together, it has a certain amount of play in the eyelets 6a, 6b, so that a slight displacement of the first bag in relation to the second bag could not be prevented. Due to the curved Ausgestal the eyelets tung 6a, 6b, the first bag can not move to the front or rear side and left front side ^¬ flush with the second pocket. This configuration is particularly advantageous if the carrier bag is used as a school bag, since in this case it strikes against the hip while walking and could cause the said displacement of the first bag towards the front.

4 to 16 each show a sketch of a further embodiment of the Trageta cal according to the invention.

4 shows a second embodiment of the carrying bag 1 ^{according to} the invention. In this embodiment, the separating surface faces the bag bottom 4b and runs in an inclined plane with respect to the ^bag bottom 4b. It is noted that the inclined plane can also only be present in sections, with the other section or sections being able to be horizontal or curved, for example. As an example of this and other execution forms, which are explained below, such white direct sections are shown in phantom in Fig. 4 and denoted by reference 4d. In this example it closes on the inclined section of the interface, first a vertical section and then a horizontal section. But it could also just follow a curved section.

For all embodiments of the carrier bag, in connection with separating surfaces formed from several sections, the sections can be assembled in such a way that a larger and a smaller partial volume is always formed in the second pocket 1b, so that the shoe heels in a larger volume and the Shoe tips come to lie in the smaller volume.

In all illustrated embodiments of the inven- tion according pocket so the separating surface extends min ^¬ least partially non-parallel to the pocket bottom. However, it is of course also possible to provide the separating surface parallel to the bottom of the pocket.

In the present embodiment, the first pocket is not flush with the second pocket, which gives the tote bag an unusual appearance. This is of course not necessary and the triangular first pocket could occupy the entire inclined side so that it would be flush with the second pocket.

In connection with FIG. 1, various options for fastening the carrying strap 8 to the mountings 6a, 6b have been described. In this embodiment, the strap 8 is attached at one end to a first holder 6a of the first bag and at the other end to a second holder 6b of the second bag when the first bag is attached to the second bag. For the sake of simplicity, further brackets for the two pockets la, 1b have not been shown. However, a further holder 6a, 6b is of course provided for each pocket 1a, 1b, so that each pocket can be carried individually.

It has already been explained in connection with FIG. 2 that the partition wall can have different orientations. In contrast to the first embodiment, the partition wall 7 runs in this second embodiment parallel to the plane of the drawing (not shown because it corresponds to the contour of the second pocket) behind the drawn shoe 2. The second shoe (not shown) is arranged behind the partition with the same orientation as the drawn shoe. In this case too, space is saved, since the entire right-hand area of the carrier bag can be used to enlarge the contents of the first bag while maintaining the same dimensions of the carrier bag.

It should be noted for all embodiments that the flexibility of the carrier bag and the optimal use of the available interior space through the corresponding alignment of the separating surface is also advantageous with regard to a meaningful separation of the contents of the two bags la, lb; it is not desirable to stow certain items with the shoes, especially for example cosmetics, which could be contaminated.

In this embodiment, the Trageta cal can be wider than in the first embodiment, since the shoes are next to each other.

The access opening of the second pocket 1b can be arranged on the left side of the second pocket, so that the replacement shoes 2 can be pushed laterally into the second pocket from the left. However, it can also be arranged on the pocket bottom 4b, which in this case is only formed by the bottom of the second pocket. Alternatively, the access opening can also run on the bottom 4b and on the left-hand side.

Fig. 5 shows a sectional view of a third embodiment of the carrier bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separating surface faces the bag base 4b and is curved. It is noted that the curved separating surface, as shown in connection with FIG. 4, can also only be present in sections, with the other section or sections, for example, horizontally or can be perpendicular or oblique or a combination thereof. The separating surface could also be corrugated at least in sections. In any case, the carrier bag la is designed such that the separating surface runs around a center point of the carrier bag, so that the first pocket is designed as a body of rotation around the second pocket. When designed as a body of revolution, the first pocket surrounds the entire second pocket. But it is also possible that the first pocket only partially surrounds the second pocket. In other embodiments that are not shown, the second pocket surrounds at least part or all of the first pocket.

In this embodiment, the strap is attached to the second brackets 6b of the second bag 1b when the bag is assembled. However, the first bag also has first holders 6a, not shown, so that it can also be carried alone.

The partition 7 runs here perpendicular to the pocket bottom 4b into the plane of the drawing. The vertical double line in the figure is also intended to represent the closing system consisting of a zipper for the access opening of the second pocket, with horizontal sections of the zipper that adjoin it not being shown. In any case, these are present so that two lobes are formed to the left and right of the double line when the second pocket is open. The replacement shoes 2 can be inserted on the front side in the respective left and right compartment of the interior of the second pocket. As an alternative or in addition, the locking system can also include zippers on the side at the top of the arrows 11, so that the replacement shoes can be inserted into the second pocket from the side in the direction of the arrows 11.

The pocket bottom 4b is formed here by a bottom of the first and a bottom of the second pocket. Fig. 6 shows a sectional view of a fourth embodiment of the carrier bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separating surface runs perpendicular to the bag bottom in a straight plane. As in the other embodiments, however, it can also be curved or comprise curved sections.

Here, as in the second embodiment, the strap 8 is fastened at one end to a first holder 6a of the first bag and the other end to a second holder 6b of the second bag when the first bag is fastened to the second bag. For the sake of simplicity, further brackets have not been shown in the pockets la, 1b. However, a further holder 6a, 6b is of course provided for each pocket la, lb so that each pocket can be carried individually.

As in the second embodiment, in this fourth embodiment the partition 7 runs parallel to the plane of the drawing (not shown because it corresponds to the contour of the second pocket) behind the drawn shoe 2. The second shoe (not shown) is behind the partition with the same orientation as the drawn shoe arranged.

The pocket bottom 4b is formed here by a bottom of the first and a bottom of the second pocket.

The access opening to the second pocket is here preferably formed laterally on arrow 11 by at least one zipper as a closing system. Since the second shoe is arranged here behind the visible shoe, this zipper can also run on the side in such a way that a flap forms when it is opened, which releases both compartments of the shoes. Alternatively, a separate zipper can be provided for each compartment. As an alternative or in addition, the locking system can here comprise a front and a rear zipper, each of which allows access to a compartment from the front and the rear of the carrier bag. 7 shows a sectional view of a fourth embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. In this embodiment, the separating surface faces the pocket base 4b, which is formed only by the bottom of the second pocket, and runs in a first section in an inclined plane and in a second , then cut in a horizontal plane.

The carrying strap (not shown) can, for example, only be attached to the second brackets (not shown), which are located on the lateral extremities of the second bag, in the assembled state of the carrying bag. Alternatively, it can be attached at one end to a first holder 6a of the first pocket and the other end to a second holder 6b of the second pocket, if the holders are arranged at the upper corners of the carrier bag (not shown).

The access openings to the second pocket are here preferably formed laterally on the arrow 11 by a zipper as a closing system. In addition or as an alternative, a zipper, similar to the first embodiment (FIGS. 1, 2), can be present on the front or the rear.

FIG. 8 shows a sectional view of a fifth embodiment of the carrier bag 1 according to the invention, which represents a mirrored variation of the fourth embodiment from FIG. The difference is on the one hand that in this case the strap is attached exclusively to the second holders 6b (not shown) of the second bag when the bag is assembled, and on the other hand that the bottom of the bag is formed by the bottom of the first and the bottom of the second bag.

Fig. 9 shows a sectional view of a sixth embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. In this embodiment, the first bag la is on the second pocket lb arranged, the separation surface here as in the second embodiment (Fig. 4) runs obliquely in a plane, but here the two pockets are flush on the sides. As with the other embodiments, the separating surface can also be ^{formed from several ¬} ren sections and have curved, wave-shaped, etc. sections in this case.

In the assembled state of the carrier bag, the carrying strap is only attached to the first holders 6a (not shown) of the first bag. The other features of this embodiment are comparable to those of the first embodiment.

Fig. 10 shows a sectional view of a seventh embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. This embodiment best illustrates the many possibilities for designing the separating surface, in other words the relative position of the first bag to the second bag, for other conceivable embodiments of the carrier bag not shown here , and their forms.

The separation area is formed here by several sections. Here the triangular left part of the first pocket is connected to the right part of the first pocket via a web (not visible in the figure), which runs through the middle "tower" of the second pocket when viewed with line 4e in the plane of the drawing a plurality of sections, namely, two each extending in an oblique plane sections, four perpendicular right and perpendicular to the drawing plane extending portions and two and the front paral ^¬ Lele portions (area between top and line 4e) which of the vertical walls form the web. In this embodiment is suitable as a fastening system, the already explained ^¬ be magnetic or velcro system, since due to the complex geometric shape, the use of Zippers, if possible, are cumbersome and therefore undesirable.

The bottom of the pocket is only formed by the bottom of the second pocket.

The strap can be attached here in all possible alternative ways already described:

- laterally with one end by means of a first holder on the left side of the second pocket and the other end by means of a first holder on the right side of the first pocket, or

- on the top of the carrier bag with both ends on the first holders of the first bag, or

- on the top of the carrier bag with both ends on the second brackets of the second bag, or

- On the top of the carrier bag with one end on a first holder of the first bag and with the other on a second holder of the second bag.

The access openings for the replacement shoes can be arranged on the top of the "tower" for one shoe and on the side or on the bottom for the other shoe.

For reasons of efficiency, the illustration from Fig. 10 also used below to describe a further, eighth embodiment of the carrier bag. In this embodiment, not only one first pocket, but two first pockets are provided. One first pocket is on the left and the other first pocket is on the right. The middle "tower" of the second bag extends continuously in the plane of the drawing to the back of the carrying bag. The two first bags can be attached to the second bag here independently of one another.

Here, as in the seventh embodiment, the shoes can either be arranged as shown, or they can also be arranged side by side, as in the second embodiment, for example Embodiment be arranged, in which case the partition does not naturally run as shown but as explained in connection with FIG. 4.

The embodiments described in connection with FIG. 10 should, in addition to the flexibility of the carrier bag, which have already become clear in connection with the explanations of the "simpler" embodiments of the carrier bag, the possibility of creating a "modular system" for the carrier bag according to the invention, which Multiple variations of the design of the carrier bag are allowed and at the same time flexible with regard to the use of the carrier bag in the assembled or separated state, whereby, depending on the configuration of the first and second bags, the replacement shoes can also be optionally placed in one way or the other.

FIG. 11 shows a sectional view of a ninth embodiment of the carrier bag 1 according to the invention. This embodiment is similar to the third embodiment (FIG. 5), with the difference that the separating surface is not curved, but runs in an inclined plane. In addition, the shape formed by the other sides of the second pocket with the separating surface is such that the inner spaces of the shoes and not their soles face each other here.

12 shows a sectional view of a tenth embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. This embodiment essentially corresponds to bringing two bags together according to the second embodiment (FIG. 4), mirror-inverted to one another, the first and second bags being laterally flush here. Here, the bag can be narrower, since the shoes, unlike in the second embodiment, can be arranged next to one another. 13 shows a sectional view of an eleventh embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. This embodiment corresponds to the tenth embodiment, the upper side of the carrier bag here consisting of the flush upper sides of the first and second bags.

14 shows a sectional view of a twelfth embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. In this case, the carrier bag is similar to the second embodiment with the difference that the first bag is flush with the second bag on the top and side and the second on the left The pocket does not run straight down, but is more bulbous in the lower area. Finally, the separation surface is formed here from a perpendicular and an inclined section. For the other features of the carrier bag that are not explicitly explained in connection with these figures, such as the arrangement of the carrying strap, etc., reference is made to the embodiments from FIGS. 11, 12, 13, 15 and 16 in an analogous and corresponding manner.

15 shows a sectional view of a tenth embodiment of the inventive carrier bag 1. In this embodiment, the first bag is attached to the side of the second bag, the separating surface here being perpendicular and non-parallel to the side wall of the second bag conically into the plane of the drawing runs. The partition 7 is preferably arranged diagonally into the image plane, specifically so that its surface points to the image plane. A vertical overlap of the replacement shoes is achieved in this way. The bottom of the pocket is only formed by the bottom of the second pocket.

16 shows a sectional view of a fourteenth embodiment of the carrier bag 1 according to the invention. It corresponds to the thirteenth embodiment (FIG. 15) with the difference that the first pocket extends to the bottom and accordingly forms the bottom of the pocket together with the bottom of the second pocket. In the embodiments from FIGS. 15 and 16, the separating surface could also run perpendicular but parallel to the side wall of the second pocket.

As explained in connection with FIG. 10, in the embodiments from FIGS. 5, 11, 12 and

13 two first pockets can be provided instead of a first pocket designed as a body of revolution.

It is generally preferred that the separating surface (separating side of the second pocket) is at least partially non-parallel to at least one further side of the second pocket that does not adjoin the separating side. Only the alternative embodiments of the carrier bag from FIGS. 15 and 16 are excluded from this. This advantageously means that the interior of the second bag has a narrower and a wider area, in particular the interior of the second bag tapers to one side , so that in particular shoes with a large difference in height between the toe and heel (especially high-heeled shoes) can be conveniently inserted into the second pocket. In principle, in these embodiments, the access opening of the second pocket, should it be arranged on the sides (arrow 11) of the carrying pocket, is provided on the wider or bulbous side of the interior of the second pocket. Alternatively, a front or rear access opening can always be provided. The closing system of the second bag can be implemented not only by means of zippers, but also Velcro fasteners or magnets can be used, which are particularly advantageous with more complicated contours of the front or back of the second pocket, since they are not contour-dependent are like a zipper. If no side locking system is to be provided, it is generally preferred if the locking system is arranged on the back of the bag, which normally faces the body in a shoulder bag or handbag or backpack. Thus an unintended access to the contents of the two ^¬ th bag is difficult and the carrying case leaves all common front side a streamlined look or they can be provided with further decorative features that might otherwise interfere with the Open.

As mentioned, the carrying bag according to the invention can be carried as a handbag or as a shoulder bag or as a backpack.

Another aspect of the invention relates to a kit-of-parts for a carrier bag according to the invention, comprising at least one first bag, one second bag, and at least one carrying strap. Advantageously, the first pocket or the first pockets or the second pocket or the strap (s) can be replaced individually without having to replace the entire carrier bag. If, for example, one of the pockets is damaged, for example a stain, only this pocket needs to be replaced. The provision of, for example, several first pockets with different features (e.g. different dimensions if possible) or z. B. with different colors is possible to use the suitable ^¬ designated first bag for a particular occasion, or to adapt the carrier bag to the respective clothing. Also in the strap can, for example, specific only one belt for exclusive use as a shoulder or Handbag, or an additional belt for use of Tra be procured ^¬ getasche as a backpack, with the vorlie constricting context, the term belt all appropriate Ty groups of belts include, Finally, for the sake of simplicity, a handle. The carrier bag according to the invention combines a large number of advantages. Because the carrier bag consists of at least two parts that can be completely separated from each other, the right configuration can be selected depending on the occasion and, for example, the first bag can be exchanged for another first bag, for example with a larger volume. The bag's flexibility is also demonstrated by the fact that different contents can be spatially separated from one another. In the example of the high-heeled shoes described, the carrying bag according to the invention offers an inconspicuous remedy when carrying replacement shoes. It offers a high degree of flexibility due to its modular structure and is durable due to the fact that only the first or second bag can be exchanged.

While in the present application before ferred embodiments of the invention are described, it is distinctly understood that the invention is not loading on these is limited and can be carried out in different ways within the order ^¬ fangs of the following claims. Terms used in the description such as “preferred”, “in particular”, “advantageous”, etc. relate only to optional and exemplary embodiments.

Claims

1. Carrying bag (1) for holding replacement shoes (2), in particular high-heeled shoes, with a front, a back, an upper side and an underside which forms a pocket bottom (4b) of the carrying case (1), comprising at least one first pocket (1 a), further comprising a second pocket (1 b) for receiving the replacement shoes (2), the second pocket (1 b) comprising a locking system (5 b) by means of which an interior of the second pocket (1 b) for the replacement shoes (2 ) can be closed and released, the first pocket

(la) can be attached to the second pocket (lb) by means of a fastening system (5a) on or on a common separating surface (3b, 4a), which separating surface is separated from a separating side (3b) of the first pocket (la) and one of the separating side ( 3b) the first pocket (la) facing separation side (4a) of the second pocket (lb) is formed, wherein the fastening system (5a) is designed such that the first pocket (la) completely from the second pocket

(lb) is removable.

2. Carrying bag according to claim 1, wherein the dividing surface (3b, 4a) faces the pocket bottom (4b) and a central area of the dividing surface is closer to the Ta's bottom (4b) than edge areas of the dividing surface, in particular wherein at least part of the dividing surface from the bag bottom (4b) is essentially convex when viewed from the perspective.

3. Carrying bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the separating surface (3b, 4a) faces the bag bottom (4b) and is curved or corrugated at least in sections.

4. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the separating surface (3b, 4a) facing the Taschenbo (4b) and extends at least in sections in an inclined plane with respect to the bag bottom (4b).

5. Carrying bag according to claim 1, wherein the dividing surface (3b, 4a) perpendicular to the bag bottom (4b) straight in at least one plane or curved or inclined or in a sectional combination thereof runs ver, or wherein the dividing surface (3b, 4a) around A center point of the carrying bag runs around, so that the first or the second bag (la; lb) is designed as a body of revolution around the respective other bag (lb; la).

6. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the first pocket (la) surrounds at least part of the second pocket (lb) or wherein the second pocket (lb) surrounds at least part of the first pocket (la), in particular wherein the first pocket (la) surrounds the entire second pocket (lb) or wherein the second pocket (lb) surrounds the entire first pocket (la).

7. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the dividing side (4a) of the second pocket (lb) at least partially non-parallel to at least one further, not adjoining the dividing side (4a) of the second pocket (lb), side of the second Pocket (lb) is.

8. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the second pocket (lb) is configured such that its interior tapers in at least one direction.

9. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein in the interior of the second bag (lb) a, in particular removable, partition (7) is arranged which divides the interior into two compartments (10) so that the replacement shoes (2) without mutual Contact can be stowed in a compartment (10), in particular the partition (7) being flexible so that it can adapt to the shape of the replacement shoes (2).

10. Carrying bag according to claim 9, wherein the two compartments (10) overlap in the vertical or horizontal direction, so that the replacement shoes (2) stowed therein correspondingly at least partially overlap in the vertical or horizon tal direction.

11. Carrying bag according to claim 9 or 10, where the closing system (5b) is formed by a zipper that is attached to the second bag (lb) in such a way that it releases or closes both compartments (10), or wherein the closing system (5b) is formed by two zippers which are attached to the second pocket (lb) in such a way that one of the zippers of one of the compartments (10) and the other zipper closes or releases the other compartment (10) .

12. Carrying bag according to claim 11, wherein the at least one zipper (5b) is arranged on the front and / or back of the second pocket (lb) and allows the front or rear insertion and removal of the replacement shoes (2), in particular where the At least one zipper (5b) runs on the front or back in such a way that when the zipper is opened, at least part of the front or back can be folded over in a flap-like manner, so that access to the interior of the second pocket (lb) can be released.

13. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the fastening system (5a) comprises at least one zipper for fastening the first pocket (la) to the second pocket (lb), which zipper runs along a contour of the separating surface (3b, 4a), and / or wherein the fastening system (5a) on the first and second pockets (la, lb) each comprises at least one magnet which is used to fasten the first pocket (la) to the second pocket (lb) by means of magnetic attraction on the Separation surface (3b, 4a) cooperate, and / or wherein the fastening system (5a) on the first and the second pocket (la, lb) each comprises at least one Velcro strip, for fastening the first pocket (la) to the second pocket (lb) a hook and loop tape with barbs of one pocket (la; lb) interacting with a hook and loop tape with loops of the other pocket (lb; la) on the separating surface (3b, 4a).

14. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the fastening system (5a) first holding stanchions (6a) on the first pocket (la) and second holding stanchions (6b) on the second pocket (lb), in particular eyelets, and a strap ( 8), the strap (8) being releasably attachable at one end to a first and a second holder (6a, 6b) and the other end to another first and second holder (6a, 6b), or the Carrying strap (8) can be fastened with one end to a first holder (6a) of the first pocket (la) and the other end to a second holder (6b) of the second pocket (lb), or wherein the carrying strap (8) is attached to the first Hal extensions (6a) of the first pocket (la) or on the second brackets (6b) of the second pocket (lb) can be attached.

15. Carrying bag according to claim 14, comprising at least one additional holder (6c) in the area of the pocket bottom (4b), two rucksack straps being provided, each with one end on the additional holder (6c) and the other end on one the first holders (6a) or on one of the second holding stanchions (6b) are attached so that the carrying bag (1) can be carried as a backpack.

16. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding

Claims, wherein the separating surface (3b, 4a) at least on the side of the first pocket (la) or the second pocket (lb), in particular on the sides of the first and second pocket (la, lb), with a rigid material is strengthens.

17. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the pocket bottom (4b) is formed by a bottom of the first pocket (la) and / or by a bottom of the second pocket (lb).

18. Carrying bag according to one of the preceding claims, wherein an inner wall of the second pocket (lb), in particular also an inner wall of the first pocket (la), is formed from a water-impermeable material or is coated with such a material.

19. Kit-of-parts, containing at least one first bag (la) as defined in one of claims 1 to 18, a second bag (lb) as defined in one of claims 1 to 18, and at least one shoulder strap (8) .