Pedestrian Carryall

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-07-26
CARLILE JOSEPHINE
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[0014]The present device is an adjustable insulating sleeve for a beverage container capable of handling containers of various sizes and shapes. The present invention provides an adjustable hand strap that allows a person to carry the device and beverage container without having to actively grasp same. Further, the present device includes means for carrying other objects, such as cellular phones, keys, currency, and the like. A collapsible wate

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When jogging or performing other physical activities, it is inconvenient to have to carry a water bottle and other objects such as cellular phones, keys, currency, pet supplies if jogging with a dog, and the like.
When such items are placed in pockets of typical jogging shorts, for example, such objects tend to jostle around uncomfortably.
Jogging shorts, if they have pockets at all, are typically not made to support such objects as keys or cellular phones in such pockets.
Such a device allows one to carry a volume of fluid without having to grasp the container, yet not everyone is comfortable having a canteen strapped to their arm while jogging.
Further, such a device makes no provision for carrying other objects.
The Abreu-Marston device does provide for pockets included with the device for allowing some relatively flat items to be carried concurrently with a fluid container, but does not teach a device that is well-suited for holding with a hand, which is often more comfortable and convenient than devices designed for engagement with a wrist, arm, waist, or leg.
Such a strap is well-suited for holding a baby bottle that has a smaller central diameter, but such a device is not well-suited for holding a conventional drinking water bottle that is typically of a consistent diameter along its

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[0025]FIGS. 1-3 illustrate a pedestrian carryall 10 for facilitating the carrying of a beverage container 20 and other objects 140. The carryall 10 comprises an insulated sleeve 40, the sleeve 40 including an interior surface 44 and an exterior surface 46. Each surface 44,46 is joined by at least a top edge 47 and a bottom edge 48. The sleeve 40 is preferably made from a strong nylon or other durable, flexible material. The sleeve 40 may include an insulating foam or other suitable insulator material between two sheets of nylon, for example. Alternately, the sleeve 40 may be made from a sheet of neoprene, closed-cell foam material, or the like A portion 120 of the sleeve 40 may be made from an elastic material (FIG. 3), whereby the sleeve 40 may flex slightly when the beverage container 20 is inserted therein.

[0026]Preferably, and as illustrated in FIGS. 1, 2, and 4-8, the insulated sleeve 40 is comprised of a single elongated rectangular insulating member 60. The member 60 includes...

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A pedestrian carryall for facilitating the carrying of a beverage container and other objects is disclosed. The carryall comprises an insulated sleeve preferably comprised of a single elongated rectangular insulating member. The insulating member includes a first fastener portion fixed to an interior surface and a second, cooperating fastener portion fixed to the exterior surface, whereby the insulating member may be looped around itself such that the first and second fastener portions may be brought into contact to form a sleeve for adjustably and frictionally retaining a variety of sizes and shapes of the beverage container or other objects. An adjustable looped handle is fixed to the sleeve for adjustable looping around a person's hand, whereby the user does not have to actively grasp the carryall in order to carry the beverage container. A key ring may be fixed to the exterior surface of the sleeve, as well as a collapsible fabric liquid-tight bowl fixed to an interior surface of the elongated insulating member, the bowl being expandable to form a liquid-tight container supported on a ground surface for facilitating the hydration of a pet.

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CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS[0001]This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application 60 / 760,459 filed on Jan. 20, 2006.STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT[0002]Not Applicable.FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0003]This invention relates to hand-held carrying aids, and more particularly to a novel Pedestrian Carryall.DISCUSSION OF RELATED ART[0004]When jogging or performing other physical activities, it is inconvenient to have to carry a water bottle and other objects such as cellular phones, keys, currency, pet supplies if jogging with a dog, and the like. When such items are placed in pockets of typical jogging shorts, for example, such objects tend to jostle around uncomfortably. Jogging shorts, if they have pockets at all, are typically not made to support such objects as keys or cellular phones in such pockets.[0005]Several devices have been designed to make it more convenient for joggers and other athletes to carry items such...

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IPC IPC(8): B65D25/00
CPCA45F5/00A45F2200/0583A45F2005/008A45F5/02
Inventor CARLILE, JOSEPHINE
Owner CARLILE JOSEPHINE
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