TWM512955U - Portable box - Google Patents

Description

Carrying case

This creation is about a carrying case, especially a versatile carrying case.

At present, sightseeing tours are routine activities of the general public. When traveling, passengers often have fatigue. At this time, if there are younger passengers (such as children), they can prepare a child for sitting. Strollers to alleviate the child's exhaustion, but this will enable parents to prepare a suitcase for carrying children's products when they travel, and need to prepare additional carts, so that parents need to carry two large items for children (ie push Cars and suitcases) increase the burden on parents, especially when travelling by air.

Furthermore, if you do not want to carry a cart for children to take care of, the parents need to rent a cart at the tourist destination, thus increasing the travel expenses, and if the tourist destination does not provide a stroller for the child, the parents need to find the child. The seat is therefore extremely inconvenient.

Also, when a child grows up, the cart is generally discarded, thus causing waste of resources.

Therefore, how to solve the above problems is indeed an urgent problem to be solved in the industry.

In view of the above-mentioned various deficiencies, the present invention provides a carrying case comprising: a main body including an adjacent receiving portion and a carrying portion; and a stop structure on one side of the carrying portion thereof The other side is movable relative to the carrier.

In the above-mentioned carrying case, the receiving portion has a closed receiving chamber or an open receiving chamber, and the carrying portion is in the shape of a plate or a chair.

In the aforementioned carrying case, the stop structure moves the other side in a rotating, telescopic or bending mode.

In the above-mentioned carrying case, the stopping structure has a supporting portion provided on the carrying portion and a stopping portion coupled to the supporting portion and moving relative to the supporting portion. In addition, the stop structure has a positioning component for positioning the stop.

The aforementioned carrying case further includes a push-pull assembly that is telescopically disposed on the carrying portion. The method further includes at least one shielding component disposed on the sliding component; or at least one cushion disposed on the sliding component. Further included is at least one auxiliary member disposed on the push-pull assembly as an extended grip portion.

In the foregoing carrying case, at least one wheel set provided on the receiving portion is further included.

The aforementioned carrying case further includes a seat belt assembly disposed on the carrying portion.

In addition, the aforementioned carrying case further includes a pedal provided on the receiving portion.

It can be seen from the above that the carrying case of the present invention mainly divides the main body into the accommodating portion and the carrying portion, so that the accommodating portion is used for loading the article, and the carrying portion is used. For the purpose of sitting and using the design of the other side of the stop structure relative to the carrying portion for the passenger to support or block the passengers, the present carrying case has the function of loading goods and providing a seat. Thus, the problems described in the prior art can be overcome.

1,2,3,5‧‧‧ carrying case

10, 20, 30‧ ‧ subject

10a, 30a‧‧‧ Housing

10b, 20b‧‧‧ Carrying Department

100‧‧‧ housing room

101,101’‧‧‧Care pieces

101a‧‧‧Snap mechanism

101b‧‧ zipper mechanism

11,11’,11”,21,31‧‧‧stop structure

110,110’‧‧‧stop

110a‧‧‧ inside

111,111’,111”‧‧‧Support

112‧‧‧ pivotal department

113‧‧‧Extension

200a, 200b, 200c‧‧‧ siding

201‧‧‧ channel

202‧‧‧ gap

213‧‧‧ Positioning components

22‧‧‧Cushion

23,33,53‧‧‧Sliding components

230,330‧‧‧ grips

230’‧‧‧ Extended section

231,331‧‧‧ Telescopic rod

231a‧‧‧First pipe section

231b, 531b‧‧‧ second pipe section

24,34‧‧‧ Wheel set

24a, 24b‧‧‧Rollers

240,340‧‧‧ bracket

25‧‧‧Safety belt assembly

250‧‧‧Adjustment belt

251‧‧‧ joints

26, 56‧‧‧shading components

260‧‧‧Connecting Department

261‧‧‧Parts

262,262’ ‧ ‧ hood

27‧‧‧Cushion

300‧‧‧ openings

301‧‧‧Support feet

310‧‧‧ protective cover

340’‧‧‧floor

38‧‧‧Auxiliary parts

380‧‧‧Support section

39‧‧‧foot placement structure

531a‧‧‧ pivot structure

560‧‧‧ recess

9‧‧‧Children

A‧‧‧ bearing

S‧‧‧direction of rotation

H‧‧‧ water level

a‧‧‧Line direction

B‧‧‧ Curve direction

d, r‧‧‧ wheel diameter

x, y‧‧‧ angle

1A is a perspective front perspective view of a first embodiment of a carrying case of the present invention; FIG. 1A' is a perspective front perspective view of another aspect of FIG. 1A; FIG. 1A is a partial enlarged view of FIG. Figure 1B is a perspective rear view of another aspect of Figure 1A; Figure 1C is a perspective rear view of another aspect of Figure 1B; Figure 2A is a second of the present carrying case 3D schematic view of the embodiment; 2A' and 2B' are schematic side views of different aspects of the shielding assembly; 2B and 2B' are schematic rear plan views of different aspects of FIG. 2A; 2A to 2F is a perspective view of various states during use of FIG. 2A; FIG. 2F' is a partial front view of another aspect of FIG. 2F; Figure 3 is a perspective front elevational view of a third embodiment of the present carrying case; Figures 4A through 4D are side cross-sectional views of various aspects of the load bearing portion of the present invention; 5A and 5B are partial front perspective views of a fourth embodiment of the carrying case of the present invention.

The embodiments of the present invention are described below by way of specific embodiments, and those skilled in the art can readily appreciate other advantages and functions of the present invention from the disclosure of the present disclosure.

1A and 1B are perspective views of a first embodiment of the carrying case of the present invention.

As shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the carrying case 1 includes a main body 10 and a stop structure 11.

The main body 10 has an accommodating portion 10a and a accommodating portion 10b. The accommodating portion 10a has an accommodating chamber 100 for placing an article (not shown), and the accommodating portion 10b has a housing portion 10b. A carrier A (which may be considered as the top of the main body 10) for carrying a child (not shown), wherein the item refers to food, clothing or other personal belongings, and the like, particularly to children's items.

In this embodiment, the main body 10 has a rectangular shape, but may be other three-dimensional geometric shapes. For example, the cross-sectional area of the receiving portion 10a is larger than the cross-sectional area of the supporting portion 10b (that is, the main body 10 is stepped or side-formed. Trapezoidal) is not particularly limited.

In addition, the accommodating chamber 100 is closed, and the accommodating portion 10a is a box structure or a box structure, and the accommodating portion 10a has a cover member 101 for the user to open the accommodating chamber 100 from the rear. For example, the accommodating portion 10a is a rectangular rigid plastic case, and the cover member 101 can utilize the fastening mechanism 101a (eg, 1B). The zipper mechanism 101b (which is attached to the cover member 101' as shown in Fig. 1C) opens the accommodating chamber 100. Specifically, the opening manner of the cover member 101 may be a lateral opening method (such as the cover member 101 shown in Fig. 1B) or an upper opening method (such as the cover member 101' shown in Fig. 1C).

However, the accommodating portion 10a may be other solid geometric shapes or other materials, and is not particularly limited, and the cover member 101, 101' used in the present invention may be disposed at the front side or the left and right of the accommodating portion 10a. Both sides are not limited to the back side.

Moreover, the carrying portion 10b has a plate shape and is disposed above the receiving portion 10a. For example, the carrying portion 10b is a rectangular rigid plastic plate, and the material of the carrier A can be a soft material such as cloth or a hard material such as plastic according to requirements. However, the carrying portion 10b and its carrier A may also be other solid geometric shapes or other materials, and are not particularly limited.

In addition, the accommodating portion 10a and the accommodating portion 10b define a boundary between the two in a broken line as shown in the drawing, but the manufacturing method of the both is not involved.

The stop structure 11 is configured such that one side thereof is disposed on the carrier A and the other side thereof is movable relative to the carrier A.

In this embodiment, the stop structure 11 has a support portion 111 disposed on the carrier A and a stop portion 110 coupled to the support portion 111.

Furthermore, the stop portion 110 is curved and elongated to block the child or for the child to hold, as shown in FIG. 1A; or the stop portion 110' may be a straight strip, such as the 1A' The figure shows.

Moreover, the stopping portion 110 is movable relative to the carrier A. For example, the supporting portion 111 is pivotally connected to the front side of the carrier A, and the stopping portion 110 is moved away from or The carrier A is approached (e.g., in the direction of rotation S). Specifically, the stop structure 11 has a pivoting portion 112 disposed on the carrier A, such that one end of the supporting portion 111 is pivotally connected to the carrier A by the pivoting portion 112, and the support is supported. The other end of the portion 111 is coupled to the stop portion 110. However, there is no particular limitation regarding the variety of the pivoting portion 112.

In addition, the stopping structure 11 has a positioning component 213 for positioning the stopping portion 110. For example, the positioning component 213 is a button structure disposed in the pivoting portion 112 for actuating or stopping the pivoting portion 112, so that the supporting portion 111 can be rotated or cannot be rotated, and the internal components thereof are conventionally known. And therefore will not repeat them. Specifically, when the positioning component 213 is pressed, the support portion 111 can be rotated; when the positioning component 213 is released, the support portion 111 cannot be rotated. Preferably, when the positioning component 213 is loosened, the positioning component 213 does not protrude from the end hole of the pivoting portion 112, as shown in FIG. 1A", to avoid the child's leg sitting on the carrier A. The positioning component 213 is mistakenly pressed. The variety of positioning components related to the present invention is not limited to the above.

Further, there may be other ways in which the stop structure of the present invention moves relative to the carrier A, such as the stop structure 11', 11" as described below.

As shown in FIG. 1A', the manner in which one side of the stop structure 11" moves relative to the carrier A may be a telescopic mode. Specifically, the stop structure 11" includes a telescopic assembly, for example, the support portion 111. a tubular shape, and an extension portion 113 for engaging the stop portion 110' is nested in the support portion 111", and one end of the support portion 111" is fixed to the front side of the carrier A (ie, there is no pivot portion) And the other end of the supporting portion 111" is extended or retracted by the extending portion 113, so that the stopping portion 110' can move relative to the carrier A (as shown in FIG. 1A') The linear direction shown is a). Alternatively, the sleeve portion of the support portion 111" may be covered by the extension portion 113.

In addition, the stopping structure 11 ′′ can also have the positioning component disposed in the supporting portion 111 ′′ to actuate or stop the movement of the extending portion 113 , such as when the positioning component is pressed, the extending portion 113 can be The linear movement; when the positioning assembly is released, the extension 113 cannot move.

In addition, there are many ways to expand and contract, such as spiral torsion, spring or slide rail, etc., and there is no particular limitation.

As shown in Fig. 1C, the manner in which one side of the stop structure 11' moves relative to the carrier A may be a bending mode. Specifically, the stop structure 11 has a bendable support portion 111', such as a bent tube, and one end of the support portion 111' is fixed to the front side of the carrier A, and the other end of the support portion 111' The support portion 111 ′ is formed by combining the stop portion 110 ′ with a suitable flexible material (such as plastic or metal), and the support portion 111 ′ is bent in any orientation so that the stop portion 110 ′ is opposite to the load. Seat A moves (as shown by the curve direction b in Figure 1C). There are many ways to bend, such as the folding of the mechanism, so it is not limited to the above material method.

It should be noted that the manner of manufacturing the above-mentioned stop structure is not particularly limited, and the manner in which the stop structure of the present invention moves relative to the carrier is not limited to the above.

2A to 2C are schematic views of a second embodiment of the carrying case of the present invention. The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment is that the bearing portion 20b and other members are added, and other members are substantially the same, so the same portions will not be described again.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the bearing portion 20b is a chair shape, for example, It comprises: a seat cushion 22 having the carrier A, and three wall panels 200a, 200b, 200c surrounding a portion of the carrier A (such as the rear side, the left side and the right side of the carrier A).

In this embodiment, the seat cushion 22 is similar to the bearing portion 10b (such as a plate shape) of the first embodiment and is adjacent to the receiving portion 10a, and the seat cushion 22 and the materials of the wall panels 200a, 200b, and 200c are Or the shape may refer to the carrying portion 10b of the first embodiment, and the manner of manufacturing the two is not particularly limited.

Furthermore, the stop structure 11" is a structure as shown in Fig. 1A'. Alternatively, the left and right ends of the stop portion 110' may or may not contact the left and right wall panels 200b. , 200c.

Further, optionally, the inner side 110a of the stopping portion 110' may be a soft material such as sponge or foam to protect the child's body from strong collision.

As shown in FIGS. 2A to 2C, the carrying case 2 further includes a push-pull assembly 23, a wheel set 24, a seat belt assembly 25 and a shielding assembly 26.

The push-pull assembly 23 is telescopically disposed on the carrying portion 20b and includes a grip portion 230 and a telescopic rod 231. For example, the push-pull assembly 23 is similar to an "inverted U" shape, and the length of the grip portion 230 can be increased as needed (such as the extended section 230' in FIG. 2A), and the telescopic rod 231 can be received in the carrying portion. In 20b (if necessary, it can be inserted into the accommodating portion 10a).

In the present embodiment, each of the telescopic rods 231 can be housed in the wall panel 200a on the rear side. For example, the telescopic rods 231 can be designed in a segmented configuration as required. Specifically, the telescopic rod 231 is divided into the first pipe section 231a and the second pipe segment 231b, and the second pipe segment 231b is connected to the grip portion 230. Therefore, when being stored, the second pipe segment 231b is retracted into the first portion. In the tube segment 231a, and The first pipe section 231a is retracted into the passage 201 of the wall panel 200a together with the second pipe section 231b (as shown in Fig. 2B). However, in other embodiments, the telescoping rod can be a single tube without segmentation, but the telescoping rod can still be retracted into the body 20.

The wheel set 24 is disposed on the accommodating portion 10a and is located on a side of the accommodating portion 10a adjacent to the accommodating portion 20b (ie, the bottom side), so that the wheel set 24 and the carrying portion 20b are located respectively. The opposite sides of the portion 10a.

In this embodiment, the wheel set 24 is used to drive the displacement of the carrying case 2, and includes a plurality of rollers 24a, 24b and a bracket 240 thereof (such as the shaft structure shown in FIG. 2B), and the rollers The specifications of 24a, 24b may be the same or different. As shown in FIG. 2C, a part of the roller 24a (such as the rear wheel) has a larger wheel diameter d than the other portion of the roller 24b (such as the front wheel), and the bracket 240 for erecting the larger roller 24a can be located. The accommodating portion 10a is outside the bottom side (as shown in FIG. 2B) or the bottom side (as shown in FIG. 2B').

Moreover, the larger roller 24a includes a braking mechanism (not shown), such as a cart size; and the smaller roller 24b can be rotated in multiple directions (for example, a ball wheel that allows the carrying case 2 to rotate 360 degrees on the ground), Such as suitcase specifications.

Further, a notch 202 for accommodating the roller 24a can be selectively disposed on the left and right sides of the accommodating portion 10a so that the end surface of the roller 24a does not protrude from the side of the accommodating portion 10a. It is advantageous for the carrying case 2 to be placed in a storage space (such as an aircraft locker, a rear trunk of a car, etc.).

The seat belt assembly 25 is disposed on the carrying portion 20b, and the seat belt assembly 25 cannot be connected to the stop structure 11" during normal use.

In the embodiment, the seat belt assembly 25 includes two adjustment belts. 250, and a set of joints 251 provided on each of the adjustment belts 250. For example, the two ends of the adjusting strap 250 are respectively disposed at upper and lower ends of one side of the rear side wall panel 200a, so that the adjusting strap 250 can be looped for the child's arm to pass through, and the adjustable length is To fit the child's volume, and by engaging the adjustment straps 250 with the engaging portions 251 of the fasteners, to tie the child.

Furthermore, the type of the seat belt assembly of the present invention is not limited to the above, but since the front side of the carrier A has been provided with the stop structure 11", the front side of the carrier A may not be provided with an adjustment belt (such as Figure 2A)).

The shielding assembly 26 is disposed on the push-pull assembly 23 and covers the carrier A to serve as an upper cover of the case or a cover cover of the child, and the shielding assembly 26 is in the shape of a plate or other appearance (as shown in FIG. 2A' The umbrella shape, the shed shape, the curved shape, etc., and the projected area thereof are rectangular or other geometric shapes, etc., but are not limited to the above.

In this embodiment, the shielding assembly 26 has at least one connecting portion 260 that can be fixed to the telescopic rod 231, so that the shielding assembly 26 can be mounted on the sliding unit 23 to cover the carrier A and the upper portion thereof. component.

Moreover, the connecting portion 260 is detachable (such as a buckle), thereby adjusting the position of the shielding assembly 26 on the telescopic rod 231, so that the shielding assembly 26 can be used as the upper cover of the box (as shown in FIG. 2D) Shown), it is advantageous for the carrying case 2 to be placed in a storage space (such as an aircraft locker, a rear trunk of a car, etc.). Alternatively, the connecting portion 260 can be a fixed type (such as a sliding mechanism), so that the shielding assembly 26 can be lifted and lowered with the expansion and contraction of the telescopic rod 231, and thus the shielding assembly 26 can still be used as the upper cover of the casing in this manner.

Moreover, the shielding component 26 is provided with a lifting portion 261 for the second 2D. In the state of the figure, the carrying case 2 is taken.

In addition, the shielding unit 26 is preferably provided with a cover portion 262 on the front side for being in the state of the 2D or 2E, and located on the front side of the carrying portion 20b, so that the receiving portion 20b generates an accommodating space. For example, the cover portion 262 is pivotally connected to the shielding assembly 26 for flipping or lowering the cover portion 262; the cover portion 262' can also be telescopically extended as shown in FIG. 2A' for opening Or squatting the cover portion 262'. There are many ways to open the cover portion, and the present invention is not limited to the above.

Figures 2D to 2F will illustrate the manner in which the carrying case 2 is used as described above. First, the grip portion 230 is pulled up by the telescopic rod 231 from the state of the 2D drawing, and the state of FIG. 2E is presented, and the shield unit 26 is moved again to assume the state of the 2F. Next, the child 9 is placed on the carrier A, and the legs of the child 9 can be comfortably located on the left and right sides of the support portion 111", and the child belt 9 can be selectively tied using the seat belt assembly 25. Thereafter, the extending portion 113 is pulled back, so that the stopping portion 110' is located at an appropriate position (for example, the position can prevent the body of the child 9 from leaning forward excessively), and the shielding assembly 26 can be erected at an appropriate position. The child 9 is covered, and the cover portion 262 can be flipped over to overlap the top surface of the shield assembly 26.

If the stop structure 11 of FIG. 1A is taken as an example (refer to FIG. 3 to be described later), after the shielding assembly 26 is moved, the positioning assembly 213 is pressed to rotate the support portion 111 forward, and then the positioning is released. The assembly 213 positions the stop 110 outside of the carrier A. Thereafter, the child 9 is placed on the carrier A, and the child belt 9 can be selectively tied using the seat belt assembly 25. Finally, the positioning component 213 is pressed to rotate the support portion 111 backward to make the stop The portion 110 is located at an appropriate position (for example, the position prevents the child 9 from leaning forward too much, and the legs of the child 9 can be comfortably positioned on both sides of the support portion 111), and then the positioning assembly 213 is released to position the portion The stop portion 110 is in the carrier A, and the shielding assembly 26 can be placed in position to cover the child 9.

In use, in order to make the child 9 comfortable to rest on the back, the neck and the head, a cushion 27 can be disposed on the push-pull assembly 23 (as shown in FIG. 2F), and the cushion 27 can be adjusted according to requirements. When the position on the telescopic rod 231 is in the state of the 2D or 2E, the cushion 27 can be removed and placed on the carrier A to be housed in the accommodating space of the carrying portion 20b.

Furthermore, in order to facilitate the placement of the child 9 on the carrier A, the seat cushion 22 and the left and right side panels 200b, 200c can be designed to be wide and narrow, so that the width of the upper entrance of the child is greater than The width of the carrier A (as shown in the 2F' figure).

Further, the size of the child 9 shown in FIG. 2F is not absolutely related to the size of the carrying case 2, that is, the ratio between the size of the child 9 and the size of the carrying case 2 can be arbitrarily adjusted.

In the case where the carrying case 2 is used as a suitcase, as shown in FIG. 2D, it can be placed in a storage cabinet on a vehicle such as an airplane or a passenger, or in a storage room at home, and when traveling, The storage compartment can be placed on the vehicle without removing the articles in the accommodation room 100, thereby improving the inconvenience of the conventional cart to be taken out of the cart before folding.

In the case where the carrying case 2 is used as a suitcase, as shown in FIG. 2E, the telescopic rod 231 is pulled up, and the position of the shielding assembly 26 is not moved to make the passenger The carrying case 2 can be pushed and pulled.

In the case where the carrying case 2 is used as a suitcase, as shown in FIGS. 2D and 2E, the carrying portion 20b can serve as an accommodating space for placing an article (not shown) in addition to the accommodating portion 10a. Achieve the purpose of increasing the space for placing items.

Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of the carrying case of the present invention. The difference between the present embodiment and the second embodiment is that the body 30, the stop structure 31, the push-pull assembly 33, and the wheel set 34 are partially modified. The other members are substantially the same, and the same portions are not described again, and the shielding assembly 26 is omitted.

As shown in FIG. 3, the accommodating portion 100 of the accommodating portion 30a is open, that is, the side of the accommodating portion 30a adjacent to the accommodating portion 20b is hollowed out, so that the accommodating portion 30a is a basket structure or a groove structure. For example, the upper side of the accommodating chamber 100 has an opening 300, and the accommodating portion 30a is adjacent to the supporting portion 20b by at least one supporting leg 301 (four branches as shown), so the carrying case 3 of the embodiment can be It is not necessary to design the aforementioned cover member 101.

In this embodiment, the front side of the receiving portion 30a may be provided with a foot placement structure 39, such as a pedal, for the child's sole to be placed thereon. Specifically, the pedal can be folded on the front side of the accommodating portion 30a (in the direction of the arrow as shown) to open the pedal forward in use, and to retract the pedal when not in use. However, a recess (not shown) may be formed on the front side of the accommodating portion 30a for placing a child's heel. Therefore, there is no particular limitation on the type of the foot placing structure.

The stop structure 31 is a structure as shown in FIG. 1A and has a protective cover 310 extending upward from the stopping portion 110 to protect the child's body. The body is tilted forward so that the seat belt assembly 25 described above can be dispensed with.

The push-pull assembly 33 has a more simplified structure than the foregoing embodiment, and the grip portion 330 has no lengthening section, and the telescopic rod 330 has a single tubular shape and can be retracted into the carrying portion 20b, and can be held in the grip portion An auxiliary member 38 is erected on the portion 330. The auxiliary member 38 serves as an extended grip portion of the grip portion 330 for the user to push and pull the carrying case 3. For example, the auxiliary member 38 has a tilt relative to the telescopic rod 330. The support section 380 is ergonomic.

In this embodiment, when the telescopic rod 330 is retracted into the carrying portion 20b, the grip portion 330 can be exposed outside the carrying portion 20b for the user to lift.

Furthermore, in the state of the 2D or 2E, the auxiliary member 38 can be removed and stored in the accommodating space of the carrying portion 20b.

The wheel set 34 has a telescopic bracket 340 (such as a slide rail) for erecting a smaller roller 24b to enhance the balance when the carrying case 3 is moved, and is advantageous for pushing or stopping the carrying when carrying a child. Box 3.

In this embodiment, the bracket 340 can be selectively provided with a bottom plate 340 (shown by a broken line) to strengthen the strength of the bracket 340, and the bottom plate 340' can be used as a pedal as needed to omit the manufacture of the pedal 39. .

On the other hand, in the foregoing embodiments, the inclination angle of the carrier A or the inclination angle of the rear side wall panel 200a can be adjusted as needed to improve the comfort and safety of the child sitting on the carrier A. As shown in Figures 4A through 4D, the carrier A may be parallel or inclined (e.g., at an angle x) relative to a horizontal plane H (e.g., the ground is indicated by a dashed line on the parallel floor in the figure), or the panel 200a is relatively horizontal. The H system is vertical or non-perpendicular (such as the angle y).

5A to 5B are perspective views of a fourth embodiment of the carrying case of the present invention. The difference between this embodiment and the second or third embodiment lies in the design of the stacking, and the other members are substantially the same, so the same points will not be described again.

As shown in Figures 5A through 5B, the push-pull assembly 53 can be partially telescopic and have a bendable design.

In this embodiment, the first pipe section 231a of the telescopic rod 531 is pivotally connected to the second pipe section 531b (such as by the pivoting structure 531a), and the second pipe section 531b is connected to the grip portion 230.

Moreover, the shielding assembly 56 has a recess 560 (such as a groove) corresponding to the grip portion 230.

When the carrying case 5 is folded, the first pipe section 231a is retracted into the rear side wall panel, and the second pipe section 531b is bent forward by the pivoting structure 531a to abut the left and right side panels 200b, 200c. The grip portion 230 is housed in the recess 560. In other manners, the grip portion 230 can be placed on the front side of the shield assembly 56 by shortening the length of the shield assembly 56 such that the grip portion 230 can contact or separate the front side of the shield assembly 56. It is not necessary to form the recess 560.

Moreover, when the carrying case 5 is pushed and pulled, the second pipe section 531b (as shown in FIG. 5A) can be bent backward by the pivoting structure 531a to facilitate pushing and pulling the carrying case 5.

It should be noted that various aspects of the stop structure described in the first embodiment are applicable to the second to fourth embodiments, and the different configurations in the second, third, and fourth embodiments can be applied to each other. The carrier of the present invention may be a flat surface or a concave-convex surface formed by a child's leg, which is hereby stated.

In addition, if the appearance of the main body (especially the accommodating portion) is narrow and wide (such as a trapezoid on the side), the balance of the carrying case can be increased, so that when the carrying case is stationary, the child can be prevented from being tampered. Causes the carrying case to fall.

In summary, the carrying case of the present invention mainly supplies the article by the accommodating portion, and the carrying portion is provided for the child to sit on, and the stop structure can be supported by the child, so the carrying case can be provided as a child. The purpose of multi-functionality such as sitting and loading supplies can reduce the burden on parents when traveling.

Moreover, when the carrying case of the present invention is used as a cart or as a suitcase, the accommodating portion always holds a storage compartment for accommodating the object.

Moreover, when the child grows up, the present carrying case can still be used as a suitcase (preferably, the carrying portion serves as a space for accommodating the item), so that the carrying case does not need to be discarded, thereby improving the use of the carrying case. Value, and can avoid the waste of resources.

The above embodiments are intended to illustrate the principles of the present invention and its effects, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Anyone familiar with the art may modify the above embodiments without departing from the spirit and scope of the creation. Therefore, the scope of protection of this creation should be as listed in the scope of the patent application described later.

10‧‧‧ Subject

10a‧‧‧ 容部

10b‧‧‧Loading Department

11"‧‧‧stop structure

110’‧‧‧stop

111”‧‧‧Support

113‧‧‧Extension

A‧‧‧ bearing

a‧‧‧Line direction

Claims (13)

A carrying case includes: a main body including an adjacent receiving portion and a carrying portion; and a stopping structure, wherein one side of the carrying portion is disposed on the carrying portion and the other side thereof is movable relative to the carrying portion . The carrying case of claim 1, wherein the receiving portion has a closed receiving chamber or an open receiving chamber. The carrying case according to claim 1, wherein the carrying portion is in the shape of a plate or a chair. The carrying case of claim 1, wherein the stop structure moves the other side in a rotating, telescopic or bending mode. The carrying case according to claim 1, wherein the stopping structure has a supporting portion provided on the carrying portion and a stopping portion coupled to the supporting portion and moving relative to the supporting portion. The carrying case of claim 5, wherein the stopping structure has a positioning component for positioning the stopping portion. The carrying case according to claim 1, further comprising a push-pull assembly telescopically disposed on the carrying portion. The carrying case of claim 7 further comprising at least one shielding component disposed on the push-pull assembly. The carrying case according to claim 7 further comprising at least one cushion disposed on the push-pull assembly. The carrying case according to claim 7 is further comprising at least one auxiliary member disposed on the push-pull assembly as an extended grip portion. The carrying case according to claim 1, further comprising at least one wheel set provided on the receiving portion. The carrying case according to claim 1, further comprising a seat belt assembly disposed on the carrying portion. The carrying case according to claim 1, further comprising at least one foot placing structure disposed on the receiving portion.