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Backpack with detachable wheels

Inactive Publication Date: 2009-06-25
SMITH VERLINE T
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[0011]The present invention relates to backpacks, particularly for use by children and young adults. The backpacks are normally used to transport books and other educational materials to and from educational facilities, such as schools. A plurality of wheels are secured to the bottom or lower portion of the backpack. In a preferred embodiment, the wheels are attached to a frame which is attachable to and removable from the backpack. The wheels and frame are stored on the backpack when not in use, such as when the child is in school. The wheels permit the backpack to be rolled behind a user rather than be carried by the user on their back. Rolling of the backpack avoids physical injuries resulting from carrying the backpacks on the user's back.
[0012]Accordingly, it is an objective of the instant invention to provide a backpack that can be readily transported by rolling along a surface or the ground rather than being carried on a user's back.
[0014]It is yet another objective of the instant invention to provide a backpack which includes a plurality of readily removable and attachable wheels. The wheels can be readily removed and attached by young children.

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Although the base member can be removably secured to a lower portion of the locker, there is no disclosure that it can be completely detached therefrom and stored in a separate compartment of the locker.
There is no mechanism to readily detach and reattach the base member to the backpack.
The base and wheels are not readily detachable and attachable from the backpack.
The base and wheels are not readily detachable and attachable to the suitcase.
However, the base member and wheels are not readily detachable and attachable to the backpack.
While the wheels are detachable from the backpack the axel and base on which the axel is mounted is not removable from the backpack.

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[0023]While the present invention is susceptible of embodiment in various forms, there is shown in the drawings and will hereinafter be described a presently preferred, albeit non limiting, embodiment with the understanding that the present disclosure is to be considered an exemplification of the present invention and is not intended to limit the invention to the specific embodiments illustrated.

[0024]A backpack 10 includes a main compartment 12 and can be provided with additional compartments such as front compartments 14 and 15. Additional compartments (not shown) can be provided on the sides and rear of the backpack. Access to compartments 12 and 14 is gained through openings 16, 18 formed on the exterior of the compartment and along a portion of a periphery thereof. The openings 16, 18 are preferable closed by a zipper 20. Other types of closure mechanisms can also be employed such as snaps, hook and loop fasteners, clips, buttons, draw strings, flaps and the like. The backpack ...

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Abstract

The present invention relates to backpacks, particularly for use by children and young adults. The backpacks are normally used to transport books and other educational materials to and from educational facilities, such as schools. A plurality of wheels are secured to the bottom or lower portion of the backpack. In a preferred embodiment, the wheels are attached to a frame which is attachable to and removable from the backpack. The wheels and frame are stored on the backpack when not in use, such as when the child is in school. The wheels permit the backpack to be rolled behind a user rather than be carried by the user on their back. Rolling of the backpack avoids physical injuries resulting from carrying the backpacks on the user's back.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION[0001]This invention relates to a backpack provided with wheels for ease of transportation. Backpacks normally containing multiple school books and other school supplies are relatively heavy and difficult for young people to safely carry on their back. The wheels are preferably secured to an assembly which is readily detachably secured to the backpack.BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0002]The invention relates to bags and more particularly backpacks having one or more storage areas. The backpacks preferably include straps which can be placed over a person's shoulders and allow the backpack to be carried on the person's back. The development of luggage for the frequent traveler has resulted in the provision of wheels on the luggage to permit the traveler to wheel the luggage which is too heavy to carry.[0003]Recently there has been an increase of injuries to school age individuals as a result of carrying heavy backpacks on their backs to and from school. Many young p...

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IPC IPC(8): A45F3/04A45F4/02
CPCA45F3/04A45C5/14
Inventor SMITH, VERLINE T.
Owner SMITH VERLINE T
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