Backpack with inflatable cushions
OwnerQwasahn A. Cedeno, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
The backpack with inflatable cushions comprises a backpack, inflatable shoulder pads, and an inflatable lumbar support. The backpack may be adapted to be worn on a user's back, supported by a pair of shoulder straps, and may be operable to carry items within the backpack. Non-limiting examples of the items that may be carried within the backpack comprise school supplies, camping gear, sports equipment, and a change of clothing. The inflatable shoulder pads may be adapted to distribute the weight of the pair of shoulder straps over a larger area of a user's shoulders when the inflatable shoulder pads are inflated with air. The inflatable lumbar support may be adapted to fill the space between a user's lower back and the bottom of the backpack when inflated, thus promoting good posture and reducing back pain.
Claims19
A backpack with inflatable cushions comprising:
- a backpack, inflatable shoulder pads, and an inflatable lumbar support;
- wherein the backpack is adapted to be worn on a user's back, supported by a pair of shoulder straps, and is operable to carry items within the backpack;
- wherein the inflatable shoulder pads are adapted to distribute the weight of the pair of shoulder straps over a larger area of a user's shoulders when the inflatable shoulder pads are inflated with air;
- wherein the inflatable lumbar support is adapted to fill the space between a user's lower back and the bottom of the backpack when inflated, thus promoting good posture and reducing back pain;
- wherein each
- inflatable shoulder pad comprises an open cell foam liner, a shoulder air bladder, a flexible covering, and a shoulder air pump;
- wherein the open cell foam liner is a cushioning pad that surrounds the individual shoulder strap;
- wherein the open cell foam liner distributes the weight of the backpack over the footprint of the individual inflatable shoulder pad and protects the individual shoulder strap from damage.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.