Portable food pouch support
AssigneeCaatailantennas LLC
InventorWilliam S Quinn
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Abstract
A portable food tray is provided that attaches to outwear in use and is stowable in a pocket of a garment when not in use. The tray may have a flat, plastic and/or rigid base. The base may have an opening in a central portion of the base. One or more straps may span the opening and have a length that longer than the distance across the opening such that the one or more straps form a pocket. The pocket may be sized and shaped so an MRE pouch fits in the pocket and a portion of the MRE pouch that includes the opening is above the base. The base also has extensions that can be secured into a tactical vest for use.
Claims15
A portable food tray, comprising:
- a wearable combination of a foldable rigid base and a plurality of rigid planar extensions extending perpendicularly from the base along a first side of the base, wherein;
- (a) in a wearable open position, the base is unfolded with a top surface exposed and the base has an opening and a flexible pocket extending from a first side of the opening to a second side of the opening, the pocket being attached to the base;
- and the extensions extend from the base in a direction common to all of the extensions;
- and
- (b) in a stowable closed position, the base is folded with a bottom surface exposed and the top surface concealed, and at least one of the extensions extends from the base in a direction opposite from at least one other extension.
A portable food tray, comprising:
- a wearable combination of a foldable base and a plurality of extensions extending perpendicularly from the base, wherein;
- (a) the base having an opening in a central portion of the base;
- (b) one or more straps spanning the opening, the one or more straps being longer than necessary to span the opening, thereby forming a pocket in the opening;
- and
- (c) one or more extensions extending from the base along a first side of the base in a first direction and substantially perpendicular to the base in an open position, where, in a closed position, at least one extension extends from the base in a first direction and at least one extension extends from the base second direction opposite the first direction.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.