BACKPACK DEVICE CONFIGURED FOR CARRYING OVERSIZED CARGO COMFORTABLY

Information

  • Patent Application
  • 20070145089
  • Publication Number
    20070145089
  • Date Filed
    June 20, 2006
    18 years ago
  • Date Published
    June 28, 2007
    16 years ago
Abstract
A backpack configured for carrying an elongated object such as a hunting blind, the backpack having a bucket portion that is adjustable vertically, this bucket portion receiving therein the lower end of the elongated object or hunting blind that is attached to the backpack'frame.
Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS


FIG. 1 is a first side view of one embodiment of the present invention.



FIG. 2 is a first side view of a second embodiment of the present invention.



FIG. 3 is a first side view of a third embodiment of the present invention.


Claims
  • 1. A backpack configured for carrying an elongated object having an upper end extending to a lower end, said backpack comprising: a frame portion configured for being carried on the back of a user, said frame portion having a top end extending to a bottom end thereby defining a vertical axis;an attachment portion extending from said frame portion, said attachment means for releaseably attaching said elongated object to said frame portion; anda bucket portion extending from said frame portion adjacent said bottom end, said bucket portion connecting to said frame through use of at least one adjustment portion, said at least one adjustment portion configured for allowing the distance from said top end to said bucket portion to be changed, said bucket portion configured for receiving said lower end of the object therein.
  • 2. The backpack of claim 1, further comprising a cover portion for covering at least a portion of the said object when said object is attached to said frame portion.
  • 3. The backpack of claim 2, wherein said cover portion preferably comprising at least one panel.
  • 4. The backpack of claim 1, further comprising an upper portion connecting to said frame, said upper portion configured for covering at least a portion of the upper end of the object.
  • 5. The backpack of claim 4, wherein said upper portion having defined there-through an opening configured for closing, said opening configured for receiving a portion of the object therethrough.
  • 6. The backpack of claim 1, wherein said frame portion comprises at least one shoulder strap and a belt portion for allowing a user to wear said frame portion upon the user'back.
  • 7. The backpack of claim 1, wherein said attachment means comprises at least one cinch strap for allowing the object to be cinched to said frame portion.
  • 8. The backpack of claim 1, wherein said at least one adjustment portion comprises at least one adjustable strap.
  • 9. The backpack of claim 8, wherein said at least one adjustment portion comprises two generally parallel adjustable straps.
  • 10. The backpack of claim 1, further comprising: a cover portion for covering at least a portion of the said object when said object is attached to said frame portion;an upper portion connecting to said frame, said upper portion configured for covering at least a portion of the upper end of the object;at least one shoulder strap and a belt portion for allowing a user to wear said frame portion upon the user'back; andwherein said attachment means comprises at least one cinch strap for allowing the object to be cinched to said frame.
  • 11. The backpack of claim 1, further comprising at least one shoulder strap and a belt portion for allowing a user to wear said frame portion upon the user'back, wherein said at least one adjustment portion comprises at least two generally parallel adjustable straps and wherein said attachment means comprises at least one cinch strap for allowing the object to be cinched to said frame.
  • 12. The backpack of claim 11, further comprising a cover portion for covering at least a portion of the said object when said object is attached to said frame portion, and an upper portion connecting to said frame, said upper portion configured for covering at least a portion of the upper end of the object.
  • 13. A backpack configured for carrying an elongated object having an upper end extending to a lower end, said backpack comprising: a frame portion configured for being carried on the back of a user, said frame portion having a top end extending to a bottom end thereby defining a vertical axis, said frame portion further comprising at least one shoulder strap and a belt portion for allowing a user to wear said frame portion upon the user'back;an attachment means extending from said frame portion, said attachment means for releaseably attaching said elongated object to said frame portion, wherein said attachment means comprises at least one cinch strap for allowing the object to be cinched to said frame portion;a bucket portion extending from said frame portion adjacent said bottom end, said bucket portion connecting to said frame through use of at least two generally parallel adjustable straps, said adjustable straps configured for allowing the distance from said top end to said bucket portion to be changed, said bucket portion configured for receiving said lower end of the object therein; anda cover portion for covering at least a portion of the said object when said object is attached to said frame portion.
  • 14. The backpack of claim 13, wherein said cover portion preferably comprising at least one panel.
  • 15. The backpack of claim 13, further comprising an upper portion connecting to said frame, said upper portion configured for covering at least a portion of the upper end of the object.
  • 16. The backpack of claim 15, wherein said upper portion having defined there-through an opening configured for closing, said opening configured for receiving a portion of the object therethrough.
  • 17. A backpack configured for carrying a disassembled hunting blind, said disassembled hunting blind having an upper end and a lower end, said backpack comprising: a frame portion configured for being carried on the back of a user, said frame portion comprising a pair of shoulder straps and a belt portion for allowing a user to wear said backpack, said frame further comprising at least one cinch strap for allowing the disassembled hunting blind to be cinched to said frame portion; anda bucket portion extending from said frame portion, said bucket portion connecting to said frame through use of a pair of adjustable straps, said adjustable straps allowing the bucket portion to be adjusted thereby changing the center of gravity of the disassembled hunting blind attached to said frame portion.
  • 18. The backpack of claim 17, further comprising a cover portion for covering at least a portion of the disassembled hunting blind when said disassembled hunting blind is attached to said frame portion, said cover portion preferably comprising a pair of overlapping panels configured for attaching together.
  • 19. The backpack of claim 17, further comprising an upper portion configured for covering the upper end of the disassembled hunting blind, said upper portion connecting to the frame, said upper portion having an opening therethrough configured for closing, said opening configured for receiving a portion of the dissembled hunting blind therethrough if so desired by the user.
  • 20. The backpack of claim 17, further comprising: a cover portion for covering at least a portion of the disassembled hunting blind when said disassembled hunting blind is attached to said frame portion, said cover portion preferably comprising a pair of overlapping panels configured for attaching together; andan upper portion configured for covering the upper end of the disassembled hunting blind, said upper portion connecting to the frame, said upper portion having an opening therethrough configured for closing, said opening configured for receiving a portion of the dissembled hunting blind therethrough if so desired by the user.
Provisional Applications (1)
Number Date Country
60754330 Dec 2005 US