ES1312098U - Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, characterized by comprising: a base (1) formed by a rectangular piece, defining a central part (1.1) to which two flaps (1.3) are joined by parallel folding lines (1.2); a lid (2) joined to one end of the central part (1.1); straps (10) joined to the base (1); where the set of the central part (1.1) and the flaps (1.3) is foldable on itself, and retainable in the folded position by closing elements (14), forming the backpack. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The invention, as the title of this specification establishes, is a multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities. It is an innovation that provides advantages hitherto unknown within current techniques.

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention falls within the sector of everyday life needs, especially in personal use objects or travel items, in the classification of purses, luggage, handbags, as well as in flexible luggage.

Likewise, it falls under the section for luggage, bags or similar that are foldable or expandable.

STATE OF THE ART

The present invention arises from the inconvenience of carrying essential items such as mats, pillows and towels during outdoor activities such as camping or going to the beach.

Not only can transporting these items be uncomfortable and cumbersome, but upon reaching your destination, it takes time and effort to unfold and organize everything necessary for a proper rest.

This process can be particularly frustrating when space is limited or when environmental conditions, such as wind, make it difficult to keep items in place. In addition, a lack of organization can lead to lost or broken personal belongings.

Accordingly, this invention provides a multifunctional outdoor backpack that enables users to enjoy a more comfortable and organized outdoor rest experience by combining essential items such as a sleeping mat, an inflatable pillow, a towel, and specific compartments for storing drinks and personal belongings in one backpack.

Currently, there is no known multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities that has structural and constitutive technical characteristics equal to or similar to those described in this specification, as claimed.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The object of the present invention is the creation of a multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities that provides a notable innovation within its field of application in the current state of the art, the characterizing details that make it possible being conveniently collected in the final claims that accompany this description.

The present invention relates to a multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, which comprises a base formed by a rectangular piece, which defines a central part to which two flaps are joined by parallel folding lines. It also has a lid joined to one end of the central part and straps joined to the base, generally on one side. All this in such a way that the central part and the flaps can be folded over itself, and retained in the folded position by closing elements, forming the backpack. Pockets, ground anchoring means, towels, mattresses, etc. can be added to this backpack.

This innovation eliminates the need to carry multiple items separately, reducing clutter and the possibility of forgetting or losing important items. Additionally, when unfolded, the backpack provides a comfortable and protected resting space, with anchors that prevent items from being blown away by the wind, which is a common problem in open environments.

This backpack is beneficial especially for those who enjoy outdoor activities such as camping, picnicking, going to the beach or hiking.

To use the multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, the multifunctional backpack must be unfolded in the desired place for outdoor rest. When opened, the longitudinal piece extends and reveals a fixed mat, on which the removable towel can be placed for added comfort.

Side pockets store drinks or food, while internal pockets organize other essentials.

EXPLANATION OF THE FIGURES

To complete the description that is being made and in order to help better understand the characteristics of the invention, this descriptive report is accompanied, as an integral part thereof, by some figures in which, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following have been represented.

Figure 1 shows a front view of the folded backpack structure.

Figure 2 shows a rear view of the folded backpack structure.

Figure 3 shows a perspective of the deployment of the backpack structure.

Figure 4 shows a perspective of the closed flaps.

Figure 5 shows a perspective of the towel unfolded on the unfolded backpack structure.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION.

The present invention relates to a multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, which is formed by a deployable base (1), which carries adjustable straps (10) or other gripping means (11). The base (1) has an upper lid (2) which can be inflatable or house a pillow (4), preferably inflatable, in an interior space (3). The base (1) is a rectangular piece of plastic or resistant fabric, such as canvas, which can be padded to form a mat (5). The interior of the base (1) can have couplings (15) to fix a towel (6) or a thin mattress on it. For example, the couplings (15) can be snap buttons. The base (1) also includes exterior side pockets (7) and internal pockets (8). In the figures it also carries anchoring means (9) located at strategic points to avoid unwanted movements caused by the wind.

As can be seen in the figures, the base (1) is wider than the lid (2), forming a flap (1.3) on each side, separated by two folding lines (1.2), and leaving a central part (1.1) on which the flaps (1.3) can be folded. This central part (1.1) has a width similar to the lid (2) and comprises the junction of the base (1) to the lid (2). The flaps (1.3) of the backpack are linked to the central part (1.1), preferably extending from the top of the central part (1.1), where the lid (2) is, to the lower edge, although they can be shorter.

These flaps (1.3) can carry the internal pockets (8), so that they are covered when the corresponding flap (1.3) is folded over the central part (1.1). If the flap (1.3) comprises joining means, such as zippers (12), access to the internal pockets (8) is more complicated. The joining means can be to the central piece (1.1), but preferably they are between the free edges of both flaps (1.3), whose sum of widths is equal to the width of the central part (1.1).

Thus, in use, from the unfolded position, the user folds the flaps (1.3) over the central part (1.1) and, where appropriate, joins them together. He then folds the base (1) from the bottom, a number of times that depends on the height ratio between the unfolded base (1) and the folded backpack. Normally it will be folded twice so that the ratio is 4 to 1. This makes it possible to define a backpack whose walls are, at the front and at the back, the different folds of the base (1), the user being able to place objects between the central part (1.1) and the flaps (1.3), which ensures that they cannot fall over the side, since the folding lines (1.2) delimit this space. Closing elements (14) prevent the backpack from opening.

That is, when the base (1) is folded, an internal compartment is generated for storing the towel (6) or other personal items.

In another preferred embodiment, the side pockets (7) are located in the upper and inner part of the flaps (1.3) and are designed to include thermal bags inside, which allows maintaining the temperature of drinks stored inside, whether cold or hot.

Preferably, these side pockets (7) have zippers that prevent their contents from coming out.

Preferably, the internal pockets (8), located at the bottom and inside of the flaps (1.3), vary in size to accommodate different essential items, such as sunscreen, mobile phones or wallets, facilitating their organization and quick access. These internal pockets (8) also feature secure and quick closure means, such as zippers or hook and loop straps.

In the embodiment shown, the anchoring means (9) consist of small-sized bags located in the flaps (1.3). These bags are designed to be filled with sand or other materials that give them weight, and can be temporarily buried in the ground or sand when the backpack is used on the beach, providing additional stability. A second solution for the anchoring means (9) are loops for the placement of nails that are stored in a pocket (7,8) when not in use.

Typically, the closing elements (14) are made up of portions of straps attached to quick and easy release buckles, located on the side edges of the central piece (1.1) and close to the folding lines (1.2), which come together to secure the closure of the backpack (1).

Preferably, these closing elements (14) can help to hold a beach umbrella when closed, by pressing it against the base (1).

Typically, the top lid (2) and the base (1), when folded, are joined by means of closing mechanisms (16), which consist of portions of straps attached to quick and easy release buckles. This ensures both the closure and the portability of the backpack structure.

Preferably, the straps (10) are designed to pass over the shoulders, allowing the backpack to be carried when folded, and have quick-release buckles to adjust their length according to the user's needs.

Having sufficiently described the nature of the present invention, as well as the manner of putting it into practice, it is not considered necessary to make its explanation further so that any expert in the field understands its scope and the advantages derived from it, noting that, within its essence, it may be put into practice in other embodiments that differ in detail from that indicated by way of example, and which will also be covered by the protection sought provided that its fundamental principle is not altered, changed or modified.

Claims (1)

1- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, characterized by comprising: a base (1) formed by a rectangular piece, which defines a central part (1.1) to which two flaps (1.3) are joined by parallel folding lines (1.2); a cover (2) attached to one end of the central part (1.1); straps (10) attached to the base (1); where the set of the central part (1.1) and the flaps (1.3) is foldable on itself, and retainable in the folded position by closing elements (14), forming the backpack. 2- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the base (1) is padded. 3- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the base (1) comprises couplings (15) for fixing a towel or a mattress on the side opposite the straps (10). 4- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the base (1) includes exterior side pockets (7) located in the upper and inner part of the flaps (1.3). 5- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the base (1) includes internal pockets (8) in the lower and inner part of the flaps (1.3). 6- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that it comprises anchoring means (9) to the ground in the flaps (1.3). 7- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the flaps (1.3) comprise means of joining to the central piece (1.1) or between the free edges of both flaps (1.3). 8- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 6, characterized in that the anchoring means (9) consist of small-sized bags. 9- Multifunctional backpack for outdoor activities, according to claim 1, characterized in that the lid (2) comprises an inflatable pillow (4).