FR2809599A1 - Pouch system, for carrying cigarettes, lighters and calculators, comprises pouch carried on shoulder with strap attached to its top or bottom whose other end is fixed e. g. to second pouch carried on back - Google Patents

Abstract

The pouch system comprises a pouch (1) carried on the shoulder with a strap (3) attached to its top or bottom. The other end of this strap is fixed either to: (a) a second pouch (2) which is carried on the back; (b) an article of clothing; or (c) to both a pouch and an article of clothing.

Description

The present invention relates to a bag stabilizing on the shoulder of its user thanks to a strap to be fixed on the bag, take as an example at the shoulder, passing behind the neck, bypassing the opposite arm and fixing itself < U> on the satchel </ U> back or front for the first, _: as OR versions and / or <U> on a garment </ U>, for example on the waistband of trousers, ... This bag -is intended to carry the usual objects of its owner, example: laptop, wallet, purse, keys, cigarettes, lighter, pen, ... and for the modern man, handheld and his headphones, organizer, portable, ... close to hands.

Nowadays, it is common to use saddlebags, allowing the transport of personal items, placing themselves at the waist (bag bana ne), slung over the back, on the chest for the "Holdster" or simply worn in the hand, by a handful ...; these bags are difficult to access and requires a gesticulation to access the objects contained in the container or containers and especially do not reduce theft to the snatch.

The transport bag, according to the invention, overcomes these drawbacks above, because of its innovative design of his or her possible range, but also ensures the user comfort from: - the distribution of forces over the length of the shoulder, - the possible evolutionary structure of the bag, - the proximity of objects at hand, on the chest (see even in the back ...) - the freedom of the hands, - a security against the robberies at the torn ...

Due to its configuration, see versions 1 front and 2 front, The bag allows its owner to have a leather goods "similar" to a piece of clothing (eg a small vest, for the version: 2 fronts) thus the bag "melts", by its aestheticism, on the body of owner eager to match his clothing to his leather goods (ex: the businessman, ...). Not yet commercialized, patents concerning products "similar" to our invention, combining saddlebags and harnesses are available ... their inventive characteristics are summarized in the use of 1-saddlebags 2- fastening systems, adjusting / tightening the strap and others ... known to those skilled in the art.

3- straps, harnesses.

and especially an original arrangement of these elements 1, 2 and 3. These patented bags are stabilized on the body thanks to a strap having - for patents FR 2-595-220 and WO 98-37785, the strap pos- sede, at both ends, <U> 2 fasteners </ U> taking support on a waist belt of a bottom of clothing (ex: trousers) - for the patent U5 4-878-606, the bag stabilizes by a strap "diagonally" (2), a strap-armhole (10) and a belt-size (13).

- For the patent FR 2-5846581, the bag stabilizes on the shoulder and is maintained through fastening systems, on a garment (I own this patent).

- As for the bag "Holdster", the arrangement of his harness on the body, is in no way comparable to my bag, it is the same for patents FR 2-595-220 and WO 98- 37785, since the strap according to this patent application, is supported on a garment stocking (for example), in its belt, in <U> 1 single point </ U> and not in <U> 2 points </ U> by 2 systems of attachment like the patents mentioned above.

We also know the revolver bags, exclusively designed to carry the weapon of the police or other persons, but also other saddlebags with other configurations, for from. The following numbers are used as references: - US A-3-796-357 FR A-2-400-864 U5-A-2-672-263 = US-A-2-641-760 US-A 1-797-359 GH-A-2-028-105

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<tb> F- <SEP> 2 <SEP> before <SEP> and <SEP> 1 <SEP> back <SEP>,
<tb> G- <SEP> 2 <SEP> front <SEP> and <SEP> 1 <SEP> back <SEP> retractable,
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<tb> also <SEP> other <SEP> fonetiens, <SEP> ex: <SEP> attach <SEP> on <SEP> vCtement. For the <U> 2 end of the strap </ U>, it attaches itself 1 - either on the back or on the front (depending on the version chosen?) By a fastening system that can be either: - fixed or removable, in the case where the 2 fastening systems are removable, we obtain a removable strap.

2- or on the belt-waist of a bottom of garment (ex: trousers) by a fastening system, this perhaps: I- fixed, by the button of trousers A) or (B ) by a clip-button that once clipped is fixed. II- removable, to this 2 versions: C- by a button-clip, which can clip, declip and reclip, ...

D- by a fastening system (eg a strap clamp). As for the <U> system of adjustment / tightening </ U> of the strap, it can consist of either 1 or 2 elements (see the "click-clack" system used for "banana" bags), so it can be composed of N elements.

Whether for fastening systems of the strap on the bag or for adjustment / clamping systems with only one function; it is possible to envisage that these two systems make only 1; we can also add other functions to them, take for example, the function of "web-guide", so we get a system with 3 functions.

What is a "strap guide" ?: A strap guide is a system in which the strap slides, attaching itself to the waistband of a garment, for example, in order to "to de-hammer" the arm opposite to the one carrying the bag, for a question of comfort.

This said "guide-strap", can have several configurations: 1- <U> fixed </ U>, in only 1 point (ex: the button pants, etc.). 2- <U> removable </ U>, in several points (ex: the strap clip, the button-clip). As previously explained, it is possible to add to this system other functions, eg to be adjustment system / tightening, ... For each bag previously exposed, 2 variants are possible: a- <U> with </ U> a shoulder slope, take into account the morphology of the client. b- <U> without </ U> shoulder slope, less comfortable than a.

We have so far a bag, having <U> 1 single hold </ U> <B>, </ B> for a bearing called "revolver", but also, it is possible to add other postures, so others worn, so that the user can adapt the appropriate range for each situation; we can obtain for example: - 1 handle, - 1 attachment system to attach to a garment / see my patent: FR 2-5B4-581 <B> ------------- ---- </ B> ---- According to a first preferred embodiment, the bag has only 1 maintenance --- According to a first variant, the so-called "revolver" bag is held by a strap to be fixed on the bag, shoulder level for example, passing behind the neck and then bypassing the opposite arm and fixing - According to a first sub-variant, the 2 end attaches to the back or the front of the bag (depending on the chosen <B> worm - </ B>).

According to a second sub-variant, the end attaches to a garment (eg a waist-belt of trousers).

  According to a first variant, the strap is maintained in several points possible thanks to an amo vible fastening system, attached to the strap (eg: strap-strap, ...).

  According to a second variant, the strap is maintained at several possible points, thanks to a removable fastening system attached to the garment (eg a button-clip for N fixing points).

  According to a third variant, the strap is maintained in only one point for example: the button of the belt of the trousers, the "button-clip" which once clip is fixed, for 1 maintenance. --- According to a second variant, the bag can have several possible structural configurations: - According to a first sub-variant, the bag consists of a front having or not the container function and a back with or without the According to a 1 variant, the front and the strap are two elements. According to one variant, the front and the strap make 1 element. According to a second sub-variant, the s = checkmark consists of a front having or not the function of a container. According to a variant, the front and the strap are two elements. According to one variant, the front and the strap make 1 element. - According to a third sub-variant, the bag is composed of a front having or not the function of container and a dos es camotable having or not the function of container, allowing é # j1n55 to have the S *. worn eX- # 1-sés c - t eFsus.

  According to a variant, the front and the strap are two elements. According to one variant, the front and the strap are 1 elements. - According to the sub-variants above, the bag doubles, which is supported on both shoulders, and after folding, is worn on one shoulder.

According to the sub-variant above, these bags have one or more retractable elements in order to propose. According to one variant, the element is another container. According to a variant, the element is a garment ...

  According to a variant 3, the element is other ... --- According to a third variant, according to the sub-variant and variant above, characterized in that the geometric construction of the bag takes into account the human morphology, it there will therefore be a shoulder slope - According to a first sub-variant, the bag does not have a shoulder slope.

--- According to a fourth variant, characterized in that the strap offers only 1 maintenance, revolver.

- According to a 1 variant, the strap offers 2 supports, revolver and by hand, by a handle (1 fixation for N hold). following the fourth variant ...

According to one variant, the 2 revolver and hand stays are made by 2 systems, (2 systems for 2 postures).

According to a variant, X can be maintained by Y systems. ---- According to a fifth variant, <U> the fastening of the strap </ U> on the bag, by assembly techniques or fastening systems may be - According to a first sub-variant, the 2 ends are removable: A - in 2 distinct points or B - in 1 single point.

- According to a second sub-variant, one of the two ends is fixed, the other is removable, 2 versions A - 2 points or B - single point.

According to a third sub-variant, the two ends are fixed; 2 versions: A - in 2 separate points or B - in 1 single point.

- According to a fourth sub-variant, each attachment may also be the system adjustment / tightening of the strap.

According to a fifth sub-variant, each attachment may also be the strap guide of the strap.

- According to a sixth sub-variant, each attachment may also be "adjustment-tightening and strap guide" of the strap.

According to a seventh sub-variant, each attachment may also be rotatable.

- According to an eighth sub-variant, each attachment may have other functions ...

According to a sixth variant, the angle <U> has a system of </ U> <U> adjustment-clamping </ U> to modify the length of the strap - According to a first variant, the system has that i function: According to a first sub-variant, the system is non-separable monobloc.

  According to a second sub-variant, the system consists of 2 separable elements (see system "click-clac" <B> '</ B> on banana bag y According to a third sub-variant, the system is other ... - According to a second variant, the system has other functions: According to a first sub-variant, the system also functions as a fastening system for the strap on the bag. According to a first variant In a second variant, the system is removable.

  According to a third variant, the system is fixed and rotatable - According to a second sub-variant, the system also functions as a strap fastening system <U> on </ U> an embodiment In a first variant, the system is removable. According to a second variant, the system is fixed.

  According to a third variant, the system is other ... - According to a third sub-variant, the system also acts as a fastening system <U> on the bag </ U> and <U> on a </ U> clothes .

  According to a first variant, the system is removable. According to a second variant, the system is fixed.

  According to a third variant, the system is other s ... ---- According to a seventh variant, the strap has a system "<U> guide-strap </ U> ge fixing for example, the belt of X garment, to reduce the effect of strangulation around the arm.

The system has only <U> single function </ U> - According to a first sub-vari_ante, the system is removable, adjustable on X points of attachment.

- According to a second sub-variant, the s, ystéme is fixed on a single possible point, ex: by the belt button of the pF-ntalon, <B> ... </ B>

According to an eighth variant, following the seventh variant, the system "ouide-sznole" has <U> other functions </ U> - According to a first sub-variant, the system is also a system of "Adjustment-tightening" of the strap - According to a first variant, the system is also fastening system on the bag According to a first sub-variant, the system is removable. According to a second sub-variant, the system is fixed. Following the eighth variant - According to a second variant, the system is also at-taching system on a garment According to a first sub-variant, the system is removable. According to a second sub-variant, the system is fixed.

- According to a third variant, the fastening system on the bag is also a fastening system on a garment According to a first sub-variant, the system is removable. According to a second sub-variant, the system is fixed, .... - According to a second sub-variant, the system is at the same time adjustment-clamping system and attachment system, the systemss are identical to those exposed to the sixth variant.

---- According to a ninth variant, <U> the </ U> sanole <U> is fixed on the bag </ U>, so that <U> its attachment is </ U> - According to a first sub-variant, the at-assembly technique or techniques and the system or systems for attaching the strap,

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---- According to a tenth variant, <U> the strap consists of </ U> - According to a first sub-variant, the strap consists of 1 element.

According to a second sub-variant, the strap is made of 2 elements.

- According to a third sub-variant, the strap consists of N elements.

According to an eleventh variant, <U> other elements </ U>, for example saddlebags, support <U> on the strap </ U> to increase the volume of the objects to be worn, for example: mobile phone, walkman, cigarette, lighter, etc. - According to a first sub-variant, these other elements can be supported on the bag or bags. The attached drawings illustrate the invention. FIG. 1 represents a front view and a rear view of the transport bag, according to the invention called "revolver", whose hold is a strap (3). ) resting on the bag, for example at shoulder level, bypassing the neck and the opposite arm to finally come and fix <U> on the bag </ U>; let us take at this moment the example of a strap having its 2 ends as appeared in 2 distinct points, so the 2 end strikes either on the back bag (2), for the version A, or on the bag in front of (1) for version B, ....

- <U> The figure </ U> e 2 represents a front view and a rear view of the transport bag, according to the invention called "revolver", the maintenance of which is a strap (3) resting on the bag , for example at shoulder level, bypassing the neck and the opposite arm to finally come and fix <U> on a garment (4) by a fastening system (I).

- <U> Figure </ U> 2a. represents the invention characterized in that the bag can have different structural configurations - version A: a front (1) and a back (2) - version B: a front (1) - version C. a front (1) and a retractable back (2); 2 worn are possible (A) and (B).

We also obtain for these bags 2 versions: - with shoulder slope (Y), taking into account the morphology of the human body.

- without shoulder slope (X).

- <U> Figures 3 </ U> represent the invention of which the strap (3) is removable, having its 2 ends assembled at 2 separate points (see Figures A) or at a single point (see Figures B) ; - <U> Figures 3.1 </ U> represent the detachable strap attached to the shoulder level, then according to the structure of the bag chosen, is fixed on the back or on the front of the tick; these assembly techniques or / and its at-stain systems are visible (symbol: <B> 8 </ B>). Following Figures 3 - <U> Figures 3.2 </ U> represent the strap (3) detachable to the shoulder level on the bag, his or her attachment systems are non-visible (symbol 0).

- <U> Figures 3.3 </ U> represent the strap (3) removable attaching to the bag at 1 point located in a "housing-space" to contain the strap (see versions L, ('- I, I @ and P), the fastening systems, for the 2 ends of the strap may be different (eg 1C-visible and 20-non-visible); it is conceivable to conceive that the 2 ends of the removable strap 10 and 20 are fixed in one point only (see fig.6, S versions).

<U> Figures 4,5 and 6 </ U> represent the semi-removable strap, one end of which is removable and the other is fixed definitively, on the bag.

- <U> The figures </ U> 4a represent the semi-removable strap, the 2 fasteners are distinct and visible.

<U> The figures </ U> 4 ter represent the semi-removable strap, the two fasteners are distinct and not visible it is possible to combine a visible fixation and a non-visible fixation to maintain the strap on the checkmark.

- <U> Figures 5 </ U> represent the semi-removable strap whose ex-end (10) is "housed" in a storage compartment, 2 versions are possible F- not visible G- visible , eg: 1 patch pocket, ...

- <U> Figures 6 </ U> represent the semi-removable strap whose 2 ends are assembled on the bag - in 2 distinct points (R) - in 1 point (S) - <U> Figures 7 < / U> represent the fixed strap whose 2 extremi tees (10) and (20) are distinct and visible.

- Figures Ibis represent the fixed strap whose 2 ex tremities (10) and (20) are assembled in one point. - The <u> s figu </ U> res B represent the strap having a system of adjustment / tightening, having only one function, so 2 versions are possible - The system is monoblock (T).

- The system consists of 2 elements (U), (to consider N elements).

The <U> s </ U> figures 8a show the adjustment / clamping system having other functions, for example - also acting as a fastening system of the san gle on the bag, 2 versions - removable (1 ) - fixed (2).

-fixed and rotary (3) - The <U> s </ U> Figures 9 represent other systems for maintaining the strap, for example - 1 webbing guide (4) - 1 strap-guide / rz-# -serrage (5) - idem (2), the latter being in addition ro- -tatif (6).

For these systems having a function, it is possible to envisage combining other functions, for example, to also be a strap fastening system on the bag, see FIGS. 6b15 above.

<U> L </ U> a <U> fig </ U> ure 10 and 1_ <U> a </ U> F <U> igure </ U> 10a represent the bag whose strap stabilizes on a garment by a system of movable attachment (7), <U> in </ U> N <U> possible points </ U> - N versions are possible - by a shoulder strap (7) - by a button- clip (8), composed of 2 elements (8'a) and (8'b).

- others ...

- Figure 10 ter represents the bag whose strap is stabilized on a garment, by a fastening system, in <U> 1 only </ U> <U> point </ U> possible; Take, for example, the button of a trouser belt (9) or a button-clip which once "clip é" is fixed in only one point (see Fig. 10 bis). - <U> Figures 11 </ U> represent the systems of mobile attachment of the strap on a garment, exposed above, here they have other functions, take that to adjust and tighten the strap <U> in N points </ U> (10): - a strap-clamp / adjustment-tightening - a button-clip and a system of fastening strap on this button, the whole also doing system of adjustment / tightening (11).

- in 1 <U> s </ U> a point (12) - a fastening system on the button of a heel pan, also adjusting / tightening strap. - other functions...

- The <u> s </ u> fi <u> g </ u> u <u> r </ u> es 12 represent the one or more sanitary fastening systemsexposed to Figures 10, 10a and 1pter, having here another function, that of being a sanole-guide, thus reducing the effect of strangulation around the arm; several versions are possible: 13, '4,15, ...

FIG. 13 shows the system or systems shown in FIG. 11, characterized in that they have another function, that of adjusting and tightening the strap; we thus obtain the systems 16,17, 'E, 19, ...

<U> L </ U> a <U> figu </ U> re 14 represents an accessory (22) having the function of con- taining (ex: a mobile phone, walkman, ...) stabilizing on the strap (3).

- <U> The figures </ U> e <U> s </ U> 15 represent the front (') and the strap (3) forming a single element; 3 versions are possible Î;, H and C. - <U> L </ U> a <U> figur </ U> e 16 represents the bag having a 2 holding or worn: 2 the hand, by a handle (40 ), (2 systems for 2 worn); this is also valid for the hand strap on a garment, P.S: 2 possible versions for the handle: fixed or removable. - <U> The figures </ U> 17represent the bag whose strap (23) is also a holding system (a handle), 1 system for 2 worn. - Figures 18 and 19 illustrate some possible combinations of the association "strap + handle" I- take a bag having <U> in Figure 18 </ U> 1- <U> A removable strap </ U> is fixing by its 2 ends in 2 separate attachment points on the bag; it is possible to have them in one single point of attachment. and 2- <U> A fixed handle </ U> on the bag, fixing itself in 2 distinct points (or in only 1 point).

II- take <U> the figures </ U> e <U> s </ U> 19, we have a bag having 3- A removable strap (3) and 4- A removable handle (44) (the systems of tie in 2 points or in 1 point only). - <U> The </ U> f <U> i </ U> g <U> ur </ U> es 20 represent the bag that doubles, taking support on both shoulders, of its user, we get a- 2 front b- 2 retractable fronts c- 2 front and 1 back d- 2 front and 1 retractable back e- 1 front and 1 back + 1 retractable element (1 front and 1 back). f-2 retractable fronts and 1 retractable element (2 retractable backs). - <U> Figures 21 </ U> represent, the saddlebags shown in Figures 20 these being double, fold and are worn on only 1 épau le.

- L <U> es Figures 22 </ U> represent saddlebags whose volume of contenance increases thanks to a semi-removable retractable element: j- 1 in front of K-1 backs 1- 1 front and 1 back This retractable element can -be also a garment m- a pancho, n- a jacket, ...

This retractable element perhaps also something else ... _ <U> This </ U> e figure represents the possible sales concepts, this bag I- The bag and a strap, <U> for 1 maintenance </ U > 2 versions.

 & the 2 end of the strap is fixed on the bag. -. the end of the strap is attached to a garment. Technological variants for; - the fastener: basic, original or innovative ...

- adjustment-tightening: basic, original or innovative ... II- The bag and a strap, <U> for N maintain </ U>; (Without external input of holding elements, eg 1 handle,.) 2 end of the strap is fixed on the bag or / and on a garment.

 @ d- the version aO has other worn (hand, shoulder strap, ...) @ e- the version has other worn (hand, shoulder strap, ...) For technological variants see I, above.

III- The bag, a strap and N holding systems, for N worn; (With external support of holding elements, for example a handle, a strap, etc. It should be noted that the invention has been described and presented only as a preferred example and that we can provide any technological equivalence to its constituent elements, without departing from the scope of this product.

Claims (1)

1-transport bag, consisting of at least one bag, characterized in that it bears on the shoulder of its owner and stabilizes, at least, a strap attached by at least one of its ends to the bag (ex: at shoulder level) and by its 2 end at least to - the backpack or backpack and / or front, version A. or - to a garment, version B. or - a garment and the bag (s) back or / and front, version C. 2- Carrying bag, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the strap to at least one fastening system of the strap, having at least its function and at least the following function - Being system adjustment / tightening of the strap 3- Carrying bag, according to claim 1, characterized in that the 2 end of the strap is fixed on a vest- - can be the waistband of trousers in at least one point, by a fastening system that can have the following characteristics - to be mobile, attaches in several points. or - to be immovable, attaches to a point. 4- Carrying bag, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the strap can be at least amo vible <B>, </ B> semi-removable or fixed. 5- transport bag, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the strap possessed <B>, </ B> at least <B>, </ B> 1 adjustment / tightening system of the strap, composed of minus one element, which can have the following functions - its initial function, or - To be also system of fastening of the strap, or - To be also "guide-strap", in which slides the strap in order to déstranguler the opposite arm q for that < B>, </ B> it is fixed in at least one point on one to the other element that can be the trouser belt. - 6 - transport bag, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the strap did not have at least webbing guide system in which the strap slides; system composed of at least one element <B>, </ B> that can have the following functions - its initial function <B>, </ B> or - Also be the system of attachment of the strap 7- Carrying bag, according to claims 1, 3 and 4, characterized in that at least one holding system allows at least one worn, they can be - 1 strap for at least 2 holds carried on the shoulder and by hand by the strap also acting as a handle. or - 1 strap and 1 handle for at least 2 postures. 8- Carrying bag, according to claims 1, 4 and 6, characterized in that at least 1 holding system s.Qit- an outer holding element, removable and provided such as a handle. 9- transport bag, according to claims 1 to 4 characterized in that the bag is composed of at least one element, it can be worn at most on both shoulders. 10- Carrying bag, according to claim 9, characterized in that the bags modulate their volume by at least one semi-removable or removable element such as a front <B>, </ B> a back or (a front and a back ) in order to have at least one container function.