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US 10,905,209 B2Granted
Expandable and transportable bag
OwnerJordan Vappie, Heath Butlerinventors
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Abstract
An expendable and transportable bag is disclosed. In one embodiment, a stretchable reusable bag hidden inside a lanyard keychain is now readily available to carry goods in a moment's notice of under 5 seconds. An attachment device enables the Sneakey-Bag to consistently be with the consumer, for example, with the consumer's keys or ID card and can be put away entirely in the lanyard in 3 to 5 seconds.
Claims19
A method comprising:
- a. obtaining a mesh bag comprising at least two edges,
- b. adding a folder to one of the at least two edges of the mesh bag,
- c. hemming hemming multiple casing edges to the folder to form a casing with a cavity,
- d. running rope through the cavity of the casing, and
- e connecting both ends of the casing with cavity using the rope,
- f. placing at least two sleeves around the casing with a cavity, wherein the mesh bag fits inside the at least two sleeves
- g. holding the sleeves together to form a lanyard comprising two sides, wherein a first side comprises at least one elastic opening and a second side comprises a second elastic opening and at least one cavity between the two sides;
- h. pulling both sides of the lanyard away from the mesh to expose the mesh;
- i. inserting a finger into the first elastic opening of the first side;
- and
- j. pulling the mesh bag off the lanyard.
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A method of manufacturing comprising:
- a. obtaining a mesh bag comprising at least two edges,
- b. adding a folder to one of the at least two edges of the mesh bag,
- c. hemming multiple casing edges to the folder to form to form a casing with a cavity,
- d. running rope through the cavity of the casing, and
- e connecting both ends of the casing with cavity using the rope,
- f. placing at least two sleeves around the casing with a cavity, wherein the mesh bag fits inside the at least two sleeves to form a lanyard.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.