Bag having at least one securement loop
Abstract
A bag carried by a user, comprises at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles. The compartment is defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line. The side panel extends along each side of the bag and across the top of the bag. At least one securement loop is connected to the bag to extend across a width of the rear panel. The securement loop is configured for selectively attaching the bag to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article, and for preventing the bag from shifting and interfering with a maneuvering of the wheeled article.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A bag carried by a user, comprising:
at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles, said compartment defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line, said side panel extending along each side of said bag and across a top of said bag; and at least one securement loop connected to said bag so as to extend across a width of said rear panel, said securement loop configured for selectively attaching said bag to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article, and for preventing said bag from shifting and interfering with a maneuvering of said wheeled article.
2 . The bag according to claim 1 , wherein said rear panel includes a plurality of pad members configured to provide comfort at certain locations of a person's back.
3 . The bag according to claim 2 , wherein each of said plurality of pad members comprises a fabric structure that is coupled to said rear panel so as to define an insert space.
4 . The bag according to claim 3 , wherein said insert space is filled with cotton or foam.
5 . The bag according to claim 2 , wherein at least a portion of said securement loop is disposed beneath at least one of said plurality of pad members.
6 . A backpack carried on a back of a user, comprising:
a backpack bag having at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles, said compartment defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line, said side panel extending along each side of said backpack bag and across a top of said backpack bag; at least one shoulder strap having a first end connected to said top of said backpack bag and a second end connected to a bottom that is opposed from said top of said backpack bag; and at least one securement loop connected to said backpack bag so as to extend across a width of said rear panel, said securement loop configured for selectively attaching said backpack to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article, and for preventing said backpack from shifting and interfering with a maneuvering of said wheeled article.
7 . The backpack according to claim 6 , wherein said securement loop is connected to said backpack bag via sewn stitching, adhesive bonding or heat bonding.
8 . The backpack according to claim 6 , wherein said securement loop comprises an elastic material.
9 . The backpack according to claim 6 , wherein the securement loop comprises a center portion and two opposing side portions that are coupled to said center portion.
10 . The backpack according to claim 9 , wherein said side portions of said securement loop are coupled to said center portion via sewn stitching, adhesive bonding or heat bonding.
11 . The backpack according to claim 9 , wherein said center portion comprises a non-elastic material and each of said side portions comprises an elastic material.
12 . The backpack according to claim 1 , wherein said rear panel includes a plurality of pad members configured to provide comfort at certain locations of a person's back.
13 . The backpack according to claim 12 , wherein each of said plurality of pad members comprises a fabric structure that is coupled to said rear panel so as to define an insert space.
14 . The backpack according to claim 13 , wherein said insert space is filled with cotton or foam.
15 . The backpack according to claim 12 , wherein at least a portion of said securement loop is disposed beneath at least one of said plurality of pad members.
16 . A backpack carried on a back of a user, comprising:
a backpack bag having at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles, said compartment defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line, said side panel extending along each side of said backpack bag and across a top of said backpack bag; at least one shoulder strap having a first end connected to said top of said backpack bag and a second end connected to a bottom that is opposed from said top of said backpack bag; at least one securement loop connected to said backpack bag so as to extend across a width of said rear panel, said securement loop including a non-elastic portion and two elastic portions each coupled to a respective end of two opposing ends of said non-elastic portion; and a plurality of pad members coupled to said rear panel so as to be disposed over at least said two elastic members of said securement loop, said plurality of pad members configured to provide comfort at certain locations of a person's back; wherein said securement loop selectively attaches said backpack to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article and prevents said backpack from shifting and interfering with a maneuvering of said wheeled article.
17 . The backpack according to claim 16 , further comprising a channel formed in the rear panel of said backpack bag.
18 . The backpack according to claim 17 , wherein said securement loop is recessed in said channel when said securement loop is not in use.
19 . The backpack according to claim 16 , wherein said securement loop is connected to said backpack bag via sewn stitching, adhesive bonding or heat bonding.
20 . The backpack according to claim 16 , wherein said two elastic portions of said securement loop are coupled to said non-elastic portion via sewn stitching, adhesive bonding or heat bonding.
21 . The backpack according to claim 16 , wherein each of said plurality of pad members comprises a fabric structure that is coupled to said rear panel so as to define an insert space.
22 . The backpack according to claim 21 , wherein said insert space is filled with cotton or foam.
23 . A backpack carried on a back of a user, comprising:
a backpack bag having at least one compartment sized and shaped for carrying articles, said compartment defined by a front panel, a rear panel, a bottom panel and at least one side panel which are joined together via at least one joinder line, said side panel extending along each side of said backpack bag and across a top of said backpack bag; at least one shoulder strap having a first end connected to said top of said backpack bag and a second end connected to a bottom that is opposed from said top of said backpack bag; at least one securement loop connected to said backpack bag so as to extend across a width of said rear panel, said securement loop including a non-elastic portion and two elastic portions each coupled to a respective end of two opposing ends of said non-elastic portion; and a channel formed in said rear panel of said backpack bag so as to be aligned with said securement loop; wherein said securement loop is recessed in said channel when said securement loop is not in use, and said securement loop selectively attaches said backpack to a selectively extendable handle of a wheeled article when said securement loop is in use.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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