US2013014310A1PendingUtilityA1

Swimsuit with lifesaving device

Assignee: TANG TAI SHUNPriority: Jul 15, 2011Filed: Jul 15, 2011Published: Jan 17, 2013
Est. expiryJul 15, 2031(~5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Tai Shun Tang
A63B 2225/62A41D 13/0125B63C 9/155A63B 31/00A41D 7/003
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Abstract

A swimsuit with lifesaving device is disclosed. The lifesaving device for the swimsuit includes an inflatable bag having an air inlet and embedded in a double-layer structure of the swimsuit to invisibly locate behind a front side of the swimsuit; a manual inflating tube connected at an end to the air inlet and embedded in the double-layer structure with an opposite end exposed from the swimsuit to provide a mouthpiece; a branch tube extended from the manual inflating tube and embedded in the double-layer structure; and an automatic inflator connected to a distal end of the branch tube and embedded in the double-layer structure to locate in a rear side of the swimsuit. The inflatable bag can be manually inflated via the mouthpiece or automatically inflated via the automatic inflator to serve as a buoy, which is helpful in learning swimming and in case of emergency in water.

Claims

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1 . A swimsuit with lifesaving device, comprising a swimsuit and a lifesaving device;
 the swimsuit having a double-layer structure formed at predetermined positions thereof; and the lifesaving device including an inflatable bag embedded in and integrally sewn to the double-layer structure of the swimsuit and provided with an air inlet, a manual inflating tube connected at an end to the air inlet and embedded in the double-layer structure with an opposite end exposed from the swimsuit to provide a mouthpiece, a branch tube extending from the manual inflating tube and embedded in the double-layer structure of the swimsuit, and an automatic inflator connected to a distal end of the branch tube and embedded in the double-layer structure of the swimsuit to locate at a position opposite to the inflatable bag; and the inflatable bag being extended to outmost edges of the double-layer structure of the swimsuit.   
     
     
         2 . The swimsuit with lifesaving device as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the automatic inflator is a carbon dioxide cylinder. 
     
     
         3 . The swimsuit with lifesaving device as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the swimsuit is a one-piece swimsuit; and the inflatable bag embedded in the double-layer structure being invisibly located behind a front side of the one-piece swimsuit while the automatic inflator embedded in the double-layer structure being located in a rear side of the one-piece swimsuit. 
     
     
         4 . The swimsuit with lifesaving device as claimed in  claim 1 , wherein the swimsuit is a two-piece swimsuit formed of a top part and a bottom part; the bottom part being in the form of a pair of shorts and further having a front panel and a rear panel externally loosely extended from an upper edge thereof to form a skirt portion; the double-layer structure being provided on the front panel and the rear panel; and the inflatable bag being embedded in the double-layer structure on the front panel while the automatic inflator being embedded in the double-layer structure on the rear panel.

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