DE20111598U1 - Bag with integrated seat pad - Google Patents

Description

Description

Bag with integrated seat pad

Women in particular are prone to urinary tract or bladder infections, and since these illnesses are mainly caused by sitting on cold or damp seats, they often need a seat pad that is moisture and cold resistant. Carrying such a seat pad usually means more effort.

Furthermore, although commercially available bags offer integrated compartments, these are usually so large that no specific space can be assigned to individual items, which means that quick access to the items is not guaranteed.

Furthermore, previous handbags offer the option of being carried by a handle with one hand or by a strap over the shoulder. This leads to problems with modern mobility with bicycles, scooters and roller skates, as both hands are needed for such mobility and bags spinning around the body impede movement.

The invention specified in claim 1 is based on the problem of creating a bag in which a seat pad for preventing urinary tract or bladder infections is integrated without additional carrying effort and which can be accessed quickly.

This problem is solved with the features listed in claim 1), the integration of a slightly padded seat pad that is protected all around against moisture, which is attached to the front side of the bag in the form of a flap and is fastened to the upper, front side of the bag with a reversible fixation (such as snap fasteners), so that it can be folded down by releasing this reversible fixation and functions as a seat pad.

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When closed, the flap, which is protected against moisture on the inside, can function as a pocket with a side opening for storing things that need to be accessed very quickly (such as city maps or wet umbrellas).

An advantageous embodiment of the bag is specified in claim 2.

By integrating an organization system in the form of small, sewn-in pockets or rubber loops in a compartment of the bag that can be opened on three sides, a large number of loose or grouped objects can be assigned a specific location, which makes it easier to find them again and allows quick access to the objects.

A further advantageous embodiment of the invention is specified in claim 3.

In addition to the usual carrying method over one shoulder, the shoulder strap can be continuously shortened so that the bag can be worn around the stomach or hip area, which does not hinder movement when moving around on bicycles, scooters or roller skates.

An embodiment is explained using figures 1-4. These show:

Figure 1: closed bag, side view

Figure 2: Bag with unfolded seat

Figure 3: Bag with opened organization system

Figure 4: Back of the bag,

where the numbers indicate the following:

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1) Permanent attachment point of the seat flap

2) reversible fastening of the seat flap by e.g. snap fasteners

3) Closure point of the flap on the back of the bag

4) Carrying strap in section

5) compartment with side access created by closed seat flap

6) Closure point of a normal compartment, e.g. by zipper

7) Closure of the organization system compartment on 3 sides, e.g. with zippers

8) Organiser compartment

9) Normal compartment

10) Seat

11) Moisture protection

12) Carrying strap

13) Fastening the carrying strap with rivets

Figure 1 shows the bag in a closed state in a side view. If you release the seat flap at locking point 3), as shown in Figure 3, you can see and access the fasteners (here zippers) 6) and 7). The closed seat flap forms a compartment with a side opening which is suitable for things that need frequent or quick access (such as city maps or wet umbrellas).

If the seat flap is now released at the fastening point 2) (here press studs), the seat surface is folded up under the bag at the permanent fastening point 1), so that the front of the bag becomes the seat surface 10) and the inside of the flap with the moisture protection 11) lies downwards, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 3 shows the bag with the organization system compartment 8) open. The ability to open the compartment on three sides 7) allows an overview of the items carried, which are arranged and secured using pockets or elastic loops to ensure a specific arrangement.

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Figure 4 shows the bag from behind. The carrying straps 12) can be fixed and shortened using standard buckles. This creates two carrying options for the bag:

a) with a long strap over the shoulder and

b) with shortened carrying strap as a waist belt.

The carrying straps are attached using rivets 13) so that the angle of the strap can be adjusted depending on whether the bag is worn over one shoulder or around the stomach or hip area.

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Claims (3)

1. Bag with integrated seat pad, characterized in that a slightly padded flap, protected all around against moisture, is attached to the bottom, on the front side of the bag, which is attached to the upper, front side of the bag with a fixation (such as press studs or Velcro), so that it can be folded down by releasing the fixation and functions as a seat pad. 2. Bag according to protection claim 1, characterized in that an additional compartment is provided which offers an organization system (through small pockets or elastic loops) and which can be opened on 3 sides of the bag (e.g. with the help of zippers) from the upper center of the bag. 3. Bag according to protection claim 1, characterized in that a carrying strap is attached to the upper back of the bag with the help of rivets, which in its full length offers the possibility of carrying the bag over the shoulder and in a shortened form forms a belly or hip strap.