US2005218171A1PendingUtilityA1

Methods of securing a skateboard to a backpack for means of transporting the skateboard for other than it's intended design

Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Mar 31, 2004Filed: Mar 31, 2004Published: Oct 6, 2005
Est. expiryMar 31, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:John Bellerive
A45F 3/04A45C 15/00A45F 3/042A45C 5/143
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Abstract

This invention (method/process) is unique in the fact that there is nothing like it on the market today. This method or process allows a skateboard to be attached to the bottom of a backpack. This provides the carrier of the backpack to either carry the backpack and skateboard together as one unit, or will also allow the carrier to remove the skateboard and ride it, while carrying the backpack on their back. Additionally, for smaller children with their backpacks heavy with school books, while the skateboard is attached, the child can pull their backpack alongside them as they walk. This process relieves their backs from the weight of the heavy backpack and allows them to still move the backpack along side them as they walk.

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1 . I claim that a backpack can have a flap attached or sewn into the bottom of the backpack so that the flap will be used to secure a skateboard to the bottom of the backpack. See drawing  2 A.  
   
   
       2 . I claim that a backpack can have one or more straps or belts attached to a backpack in a manner so that the straps will be used to secure a skateboard to the bottom of the backpack. See drawing  2 B.  
   
   
       3 . I claim that a backpack can have one or more sleeves, pouches, or pockets attached to either end of the bottom of the backpack in a manner so that these sleeves, pouches, or pockets will be used to secure a skateboard to the bottom of the backpack. See drawing  2 C.

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