ES1135018U - Separating backpack (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Separating backpack consisting of the appropriate materials already existing. It consists of a central structure that is characterized by being divided into two or more spaces, three in the case of this example (superior (1), intermediate (2) and lower (3)), for carrying a removable additive and for having removable and removable outer pockets. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Separating backpack

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention is a backpack intended for use in excursions and sports use, which incorporates in its interior a division of two or more spaces, depending on the specialty or need, in turn subdivided, plus an additive, to which It is accessed from the top and from the front.

The object of the invention is to provide the backpack with an order and consistency in the storage of clothing, food and many other things that are transported in conventional backpacks. Thanks to this, in addition, you get easy access to everything stored.

The purpose is to have each article in one place, and a certain place for each article. fifteen

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The backpacks existing so far are diaphanous inside, the articles do not have a certain space, which generates disorder, difficult access (to take something from the intermediate or lower part, you have to remove all the above) and the consequent damages of the same 20, especially food. The exterior of the backpacks is constituted by pockets of fixed position that are affected, reducing their capacity, by the amount of articles introduced in the main part of the backpack and their disposition.

The manufacture of backpacks with access in the front part is relatively recent in order to access the articles located in the intermediate and lower parts easier. This improvement is introduced to try to correct what has been said above about the difficulty of accessing them. What happens is that you still have to save the obstacle of accessing the items located at the back, the opposite of the zipper, without having to take part of the stored items. 30

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DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The backpack presented here is characterized in that everything has a certain place of storage. Try to get easy access to stored items and a location for each of them, in addition to some accessories that will facilitate the user's life.

Although, as noted above, the backpack can have between two or more spaces, the one presented here to serve as an example, is divided into three of them plus an addition:

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Upper Space (1):

Intended for smaller clothes. It can be constituted by a cylindrical tray (5) and rotating, thanks to a central axis (6), in which there are circular spaces (7) as a car cup holder. To these, some bags (8) are fixed in which in turn the clothes are placed such as: shirts, shirts, underwear, toilet bag (we will create an exprofeso for it), etc., by appropriate folding for such effect. By bag they should enter three t-shirts approximately and they have the option of being labeled by hand to classify the clothes. This space is accessed from an opening located in the front. The rotating system is used to place the bag you want to take in front of the opening. It can also be 50

constituted by some straps that replace the rotating cylinder and that generate spaces to introduce the bags

Intermediate Space (2):

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Intended for food, tuppers, first aid box, gas camping, etc. It is a rigid space on all four sides. It consists of removable and removable shelves (9), adjustable in height by means of hooks / supports (10) that are introduced into holes (11) of the side walls. When these separating shelves (9) are removed, they are deposited at the base of this Intermediate Space, thus generating a completely diaphanous gap. This space is accessed from the front.

Lower Space (3): For thicker clothes such as: pants, sweaters, fleece, footwear, compressed folded sleeping bag, etc. These clothes are folded and tucked in some bags (12) like those in Space 1 although somewhat larger. This space is diaphanous 15 having some straps (13) for fixing the bags. It is accessed from the front.

Added (4): Made up of a mini breathable backpack (4) used to store the towel and wet clothes. It can be attached to any part of the backpack using the straps and is foldable to facilitate drying of what it houses. twenty

The frontal accesses to the different Spaces 1, 2 and 3, are through any available closing system and can be independent or not, with each other.

Outside there are side pockets (14) to carry small items that are removable and 25 that are characterized by two reasons:

1st) they are mobile and can be located in another position of the backpack using the current fixing systems.

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2nd) are removed to place them as a fanny pack or purse in case you have to separate from the backpack and the pocket contains documentation or similar.

The backpack also has a carrying case (15) with a transparent plastic cover. This, adheres by Velcro or any other system to different areas of the backpack.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical realization thereof, a set of drawings is accompanied as an integral part of said description. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been submitted:

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of the backpack described in the invention where we present it with all the enclosed spaces. It also shows the Added (4) rolled to its side.

Figure 2.- Shows a perspective view of the backpack described in the invention, where the different Spaces are presented: Upper (1), Intermediate (2) and Lower (3). They are presented open, thus discovering their interior. It also shows the Added (4) 50 displayed next to it.

Figure 3.- Shows a detailed view of the Upper Space (1), described in the invention, detailing and enumerating the elements that make up its interior: cylindrical tray (5), central axis (6), circular spaces (7), bags (8).

Figure 4.- Shows a detailed view of the Intermediate Space (2), described in the invention, 5 detailing and enumerating the elements that compose its interior: shelves (9), hooks / supports (10), holes for hooks (11 ).

Figure 5- Shows a detailed view of the Lower Space (3) described in the invention detailing and enumerating the elements that make up its interior: bags (12), straps (13). 10

Figure 6.- Shows a view on Figure 1 to detail the mobility and the extraction of the outer pockets (14) in addition, of the case carrying maps with transparent plastic cover (15).

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PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

As can be seen in the aforementioned figures, the backpack of the invention is similar in shape and size to the current backpacks, with their variants according to capacity. The materials of the internal structures that bring innovation to this article should be very light so as not to increase the weight significantly. It may or may not have a rigid or semi-rigid interior structure 20 covered by an exterior similar to current backpacks. External materials must be used in all backpacks of excursion activities.

It will have the same systems of fixation to the body and straps that the other backpacks that allow to carry hiking sticks, mats, etc. 25

Claims (16)

1. Backpack separator consisting of appropriate materials already existing. It consists of a central structure that is characterized by being divided into two or more spaces, three in the case of this example (Upper (1), Intermediate (2) and Lower (3)), for carrying a removable additive and having mobile and removable outer pockets. 5 2. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized in that the Upper Space (1) houses inside a cylindrical and rotating tray constituted by circular spaces to which some sacks are fixed.  10 3. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized in that the Upper Space (1) can also accommodate inside straps that are fixed to the structure of said Space, forming holes in which the sacks are introduced. 4. Separator backpack, according to claim 2, characterized in that the cylindrical and rotating tray 15, located in the Upper Space (1), consists of a central axis that rotates it. 5. Separator backpack, according to claim 4, characterized in that the central axis that rotates the tray is attached both in the base and in its upper part, to the central structure of the Upper Space (1). twenty 6. Separator backpack, according to claim 2, characterized in that the circular spaces belonging to the tray, located in the Upper Space (1), are of fixed size and similar to that of the bags when they are full.  25 7. Separator backpack, according to claims 2 and 6, characterized in that the bags are between twenty or thirty centimeters long by ten or fifteen centimeters at their base when they are full. When they are empty, they are foldable. They consist of a closure by rope or elastic.  30 8. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized in that the Intermediate Space (2) is a rigid space in its interior on all four sides and that may be constituted by shelves that act as separators, or leave the diaphanous space. 9. Separator backpack, according to claim 8, characterized in that the shelves that have 35 separators are rigid to support weight, and will be fixed to hooks / supports located in the walls of the Intermediate Space (2). 10. Separator backpack, according to claim 9, characterized in that the hooks / supports are small elongated cylinders that are introduced into holes located in the walls 40 of the Intermediate Space (2). 11. Separator backpack, according to claim 10, characterized in that the gaps are distributed along the walls of the Intermediate Space (2) generating different positions and heights for the location of the shelves. Four. Five 12. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized in that the Lower Space (3) is a diaphanous space in its interior and larger than the Upper (1) and Lower (2). It has some straps for fixing some bags that houses inside.   fifty 13. Separator backpack, according to claim 12, characterized in that the straps constitute the support of the sheltered bags. These are fixed to the structure of said Space. 14. Separator backpack, according to claim 13, characterized in that the bags are 5 larger than those in the Upper Space (1) and may or may not be subject to the straps. They consist of a closure by rope or elastic. 15. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized in that it also comprises an Add-on (4) consisting of breathable material, which can be attached to several parts of the backpack and which can be extended or rolled up. 16. Separator backpack, according to claim 1, characterized by being constituted by outer pockets that have the capacity to be removed, and which can occupy different spaces within it. fifteen