Gadget Bottle

Abstract

A device that has combined the function of a beverage or storage container with the function of a mobile phone and or music player holder into one unit. The device's utility is to provide the user with the benefit of not having to carry two or more items simultaneously (Container and phone/music player holder). With the integrated stretch band(s) and indented pocket(s) securing system, the device can simultaneously carry a beverage and phone and or music player. While the phone and or music player is attached to the device, the user has access to the controls on the phone or music player. While the phone or music player is attached, the device is able to slide in and out of common bottle and cup holders. The stretch band(s) and indented pocket(s) system allows for quick attachment and removal of the phone or music player.

1 - The invention in this utility patent application referred to as the Gadget Bottle is unique and patentable for the following reason. The Gadget Bottle adds a new function to the standard water bottle. The new function is the ability to attach an item to the side of the Gadget Bottle and fit in standard cup and bottle holders. The item can be a mobile phone, energy food bar, digital music player, GPS, keys, identification card or other item. Attaching the item is performed with the integrated securing system. The integrated securing system is comprised of an indented rectangular or square pocket, indented grooves and securing bands. The surface of the indented pocket and grooves are part of the the Gadget Bottle's wall,  FIG. 4  Item  1  and  FIG. 5 . The securing bands fit in the indented grooves that surround the Gadget Bottle's wall and lay across the surface of the indented pocket. The bands hold the users item in place  FIG. 1  and  FIG. 3 . The user of the Gadget Bottle has access to the attached item without removing it from the bottle. 
   
   
       2 - The Gadget Bottle's main body can be manufactured from plastic, polypropylene, metal or other materials. 
   
   
       3 - The securing bands can be rubber, hook and loop (Velcro) or O-rings. 
   
   
       4 - The top closure  FIG. 1 , Item  1  can be snap-on, threaded, solid cap, push-pull flow or squeeze flow. 
   
   
       5 - The main body can have one or more pocket(s) in different locations. See  FIGS. 2 ,  5 ,  8 ,  9  and  10 .