Hydration reservoir with handle
AssigneeSamsonite IP Holdings S.a r.l.
InventorsBrendan Garvey, Matthew Connors
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Abstract
A hydration reservoir is provided. The hydration reservoir may include a bladder for storing fluid defining a front panel and a rear panel. A fill opening may be defined in the front panel. An outlet port may be defined in the front panel and spaced away from the fill opening at a distance. A handle assembly may be coupled to the front panel. The handle assembly may include a spine layer coupled to the front panel and a handle protruding from the spine layer. The handle may be spaced away from the fill opening.
Claims20
A hydration reservoir comprising:
- a bladder for storing fluid defining a front panel and a rear panel;
- a fill opening defined in the front panel, the fill opening formed by a fill opening collar extending outwardly from the front panel;
- an outlet port defined in the front panel and spaced away from the fill opening at a distance;
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- a handle assembly coupled to the front panel, wherein the handle assembly comprises a spine layer coupled to the front panel and a handle protruding from the spine layer, wherein the handle is spaced away from the fill opening and fill opening collar and wherein the handle has a grip portion defining opposing ends, wherein one of the opposing ends engages the spine layer near the fill opening.
A hydration reservoir comprising:
- a bladder for storing fluid defining a front panel and a rear panel;
- a fill opening defined in the front panel, the fill opening formed by a fill opening collar extending outwardly from the front panel;
- an outlet port defined in the front panel and spaced away from the fill opening at a distance;
- a handle assembly coupled to the front panel, wherein the handle assembly comprises a spine layer coupled to the front panel and a handle protruding from the spine layer, wherein the handle is spaced away from the fill opening and fill opening collar;
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- a baffle positioned inside the bladder, wherein the baffle is coupled between the front and rear panels and extends along at least a portion of the distance between the fill opening and the outlet port, wherein the spine layer is at least partially co-extensive with the baffle.
A hydration reservoir comprising:
- a bladder for storing fluid defining a front panel and a rear panel;
- a fill opening defined in the front panel, the fill opening formed by a fill opening collar extending outwardly from the front panel;
- an outlet port defined in the front panel and spaced away from the fill opening at a distance;
- a handle assembly coupled to the front panel, wherein the handle assembly comprises a spine layer coupled to the front panel and a handle protruding from the spine layer;
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- a baffle positioned inside the bladder, wherein the baffle is coupled between the front and rear panels and extends along at least a portion of the distance between the fill opening and the outlet port,
- wherein:
- the handle is spaced away from the fill opening and fill opening collar, and
- the handle has a grip portion defining opposing ends, wherein one of the opposing ends engages the spine layer near the fill opening, and
- the spine layer is at least partially co-extensive with the baffle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.