ES1288579U - Convertible backpack (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Convertible backpack characterized in that it comprises a body (1) configured as a container, at the base of which comprises a main zipper (2) that allows the body (1) to be separated from the rear part (3), likewise the body (1) is configured to contain at least one tent (4) that is configured to be folded and stored around the inner edge of the body (1), furthermore the tent (4) is configured to extend outside the body (1) by means of a structure formed by a plurality of rear bars (6.1) and a plurality of front bars (6.2) as well as at least one connecting element (13), likewise the rear part (3) is padded and includes handles (9) configured so that the user can carry the convertible backpack, likewise the rear part (3) comprises a rear pocket (10) configured to contain the rear part (11) of the tent (4).

Description

DESCRIPTION

convertible backpack

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention, as the title of the invention establishes, is a convertible backpack, which can be transformed into a tent. It is an innovation that within current techniques provides advantages unknown until now.

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention belongs to the leisure sector.

The present invention relates to a convertible backpack, which can be transformed into a tent.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

As a reference to the current state of the art, it should be noted that, although various designs of backpacks and tents are known, at least by the applicant, the existence of none that has the same or similar structural and constitutive technical characteristics as those presented by the one claimed here.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The invention claimed here integrates a tent inside a backpack, combining the functionality of both in a single element. Being able to incorporate to the backpack all the existing advantages related to backpacks as well as the tent can incorporate the advantages related to tents.

The tent when it is not assembled is folded inside the the backpack, unfolding when necessary, and supported by a structure of bars assembled together, giving the tent rigidity, which when not in use are stored inside the backpack.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complete the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, this descriptive memory is attached, as an integral part thereof, of some figures in which, for illustrative and non-limiting, the following has been represented:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the convertible backpack seen from the front.

Figure 2 is a perspective view of the convertible backpack seen from behind.

Figure 3 is a perspective representation of the convertible backpack seen from the front with the side compartments (24), the upper compartment (25) and the lower compartment (26).

Figure 4 is a perspective representation of the convertible backpack seen from the front with the side compartments (24), the upper compartment (25), the lower compartment (26) and the mat (29).

Figure 5 is a perspective view of the convertible backpack showing the inside of the body (1) seen from behind.

Figure 6 is a front perspective representation of the rear part (3) of the convertible backpack once separated from the body (1).

Figure 7 is a perspective representation of the upper compartment (25) assembled with the belt (27).

Figure 8 is a perspective representation of the tent (4) seen behind.

Figure 9 is a perspective representation of the tent (4) seen from the front.

Figure 10 is a perspective representation of two tents (4) joined together.

Figure 11 is a perspective representation of the tent (4) seen from below.

Figure 12 is a detailed perspective representation of the ring (18), the fixing (19) and the tension buckle (20).

Figure 13 is a perspective representation of the structure formed by the rear bars (6.1), the front bars (6.2) and the connecting element (13).

Figure 14 is a perspective representation with the separate parts of the structure formed by the rear bars (6.1), the front bars (6.2) and the connecting element (13).

Figure 15 is a detailed perspective representation of the auxiliary fixings (21) mounted with a mosquito net (22).

Figure 16 is a detailed perspective representation of the auxiliary fixings (21) assembled with a sleeping bag (23).

Figure 17 is a perspective representation of the tent (4) seen from behind with a mosquito net (22) mounted.

Figure 18 is a perspective representation of a rear bar (6.1) with the handle (6.3).

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures, a preferred embodiment is described below, although not limiting the proposed invention of a convertible backpack. As can be seen in the figures, the convertible backpack comprises a body (1) configured as a container, at the base of which it comprises a main zipper (2) that allows the body (1) to be separated from the rear part (3) as well the body (1) is configured to contain at least one tent (4) that is configured to be folded and stored around the inner edge of the body (1), furthermore the tent (4) is configured to extend outside the body (1) by means of a structure formed by a plurality of rear bars (6.1) and a plurality of front bars (6.2) as well as at least one connecting element (13). The body (1) comprises internal pockets (5) configured to store the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) that form the structure of the tent (4) as well as the pickets and the tensioners of the tent (4) itself, they are also configured to hold the tent (4) inside the body (1).

The body (1) comprises several external pockets (6) on the outside, as well as an adapter (7) configured to maintain the sealing conditions inside the body (1) while allowing the entry or exit of a cable. The body (1) also includes lateral compression straps (8) configured on the sides to distribute the forces exerted and eliminate the tension in the main zipper (2).

The back part (3) is padded and includes handles (9) configured so that the user can carry the convertible backpack. Likewise, the rear part (3) comprises a rear pocket (10) joined on one side to the rear part (3) and on the other by means of a removable fixing that is configured to contain the rear part (11) of the tent. (4) and depending on the embodiment, it may have an auxiliary pocket (12).

One of the faces of the tent (4) is formed by the rear part (11) of the tent (4), which is configured to be joined and separated from the actual tent (4) by means of joints. Once the tent (4) is assembled, it is configured to be supported by a structure formed by the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) as well as a connecting element (13). The tent (4) also comprises a plurality of tensioners (14) and at least one entrance (15) attached to the body (1), as well as at least one auxiliary zipper (16) configured to make the entrance (15) larger.

Depending on the embodiment. Both the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) can be telescopic or formed by a plurality of rigid sections joined at their ends. A handle (6.3) configured to be able to use the rear bars (6.1) as trekking poles can be added to the rear bars (6.1).

The lower part of the tent (4) comprises a plurality of straps (17) attached to the tent (4) and to a ring (18), which in turn is attached to the fixing (19) which is configured to join the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2), said ring (18) also joins a tension buckle (20) that is configured to tighten the structure formed by the rear bars (6.1), the bars front (6.2) and the connection element (13) with the tent (4) and the fixings (19).

Auxiliary fixings (21) configured to fix a mosquito net (22) and a sleeping bag (23) are located inside the tent (4).

The tent (4) is configured so that when the rear part (11) of the tent (4) is removed, it can be joined to another tent (4) forming a larger space.

The convertible backpack further comprises two side compartments (24), an upper compartment (25) and a lower compartment (26) configured to increase the volume of space that the user can use to store their luggage.

Both the upper compartment (25) and the lower compartment (26) are configured to become a bag by adding a ribbon (27)

The body (1) comprises fixing straps (28) for a mat (29).

Claims (23)

1. Convertible backpack characterized in that it comprises a body (1) configured as a container, at the base of which comprises a main zipper (2) that allows the body (1) to be separated from the rear part (3), likewise the body (1) is configured to contain at least one tent (4) that is configured to be folded and stored around the inner edge of the body (1), furthermore the tent (4) is configured to extend outside the body (1) by a structure formed by a plurality of rear bars (6.1) and a plurality of front bars (6.2) as well as at least one connecting element (13), likewise the rear part (3) is padded and comprises handles (9) configured so that the user can carry the convertible backpack, the rear part (3) likewise comprises a rear pocket (10) configured to contain the rear part (11) of the tent (4). 2. Convertible backpack according to claim 1, characterized in that the body (1) comprises internal pockets (5) configured to hold the tent (4) inside the body (1). 3. Convertible backpack according to the previous claim, characterized in that the inner pockets (5) are configured to store the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) as well as the pegs and the tensors of the tent itself (4). 4. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the body (1) comprises several external pockets (6) on the outside. 5. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the body (1) comprises on the outside an adapter (7) configured to maintain the sealing conditions inside the body (1) while allowing the entry or cable outlet. 6. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that on the sides of the body (1) it comprises lateral compression straps (8) configured to distribute the forces exerted and eliminate the tension in the main zipper (2). 7. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear pocket (10) is connected on one side to the rear part (3) while on the other side it is connected by means of a removable fastening. 8. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear pocket (10) comprises an auxiliary pocket (12). 9. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear part (11) of the tent (4) is configured to be joined and separated from the actual tent (4) by means of joints. 10. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the tent (4) comprises a plurality of tensioners (14). 11. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the tent (4) comprises at least one auxiliary zipper (16) configured to make the entrance (15) larger. 12. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the lower part of the tent (4) comprises a plurality of straps (17) attached to the tent (4) and to a ring (18), which at in turn is attached to the fixing (19) that is configured to join the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2), said ring (18) is also attached to a tension buckle (20) that is configured to tighten the structure formed by the rear bars (6.1), the front bars (6.2) and the joining element (13) with the tent (4) and the fixings (19). 13. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that auxiliary fixings (21) configured to fix a mosquito net (22) and a sleeping bag (23) are located inside the tent (4). 14. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the tent (4) is configured to join another tent (4) forming a larger space between them. 15. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises two side compartments (24), configured to increase the volume of space that the user can use to store their luggage. 16. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises an upper compartment (25), configured to increase the volume of space that the user can use to store their luggage. 17. Convertible backpack according to the previous claim, characterized in that the upper compartment (25) is configured to become a bag by adding a strap (27). 18. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises a lower compartment (26), configured to increase the volume of space that the user can use to store their luggage. 19. Convertible backpack according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the lower compartment (26) is configured to become a bag by adding a strap (27). 20. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the body (1) comprises fixing straps (28) for a mat (29). 21. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) are telescopic. 22. Convertible backpack according to claims 1 to 20, characterized in that the rear bars (6.1) and the front bars (6.2) are formed by a plurality of rigid sections joined at their ends. 23. Convertible backpack according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the rear bars (6.1) incorporate a handle (6.3) configured to be able to use the rear bars (6.1) as trekking poles.