Carrying rack
AssigneeLindnerhof-Taktik GmbH
InventorMartin Schwager
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Abstract
The present disclosure discloses a carrying rack for carrying an object on the back, comprising shoulder straps and preferably a waist strap, wherein the carrying rack comprises a back plate. Provision is made for that the back plate is formed by a shaped part adapted to the shape of the back in horizontal and vertical directions, wherein the back plate preferably extends from a pelvic region to a shoulder region.
Claims22
Carrying rack for carrying an object on a user's back, comprising
- a first and a second shoulder strap, and
- a back plate,
- wherein the back plate is formed by a shaped part adapted to a shape of the back of a person in the horizontal and vertical directions,
- wherein the back plate extends from a pelvic region to a shoulder region,
- wherein the back plate comprises a bead which is shaped away from the back and extends vertically along a spine,
- wherein a first and a second incision are provided in the back plate at its upper edge, wherein the first shoulder strap passes through the first incision and the second shoulder strap passes through the second incision, and
- wherein the first and the second incision each extend in a vertical direction, with a height at which the first shoulder strap passes through the first incision and a height at which the second shoulder strap passes through the second incision being variable.
Carrying rack for carrying an object on a user's back, comprising
- shoulder straps,
- a waist strap, and
- a load node in a pelvic region to which the waist strap is fastened,
- wherein shoulder pads of the shoulder straps are height-adjustable by strap members,
- wherein a first end of each of the strap members is connected to the respective shoulder pad, the strap members reaching downwards from the first end along the user's back to buckles connected to the load node, and
- wherein the strap members are deflected at the buckles and are guided from the buckles upwards along the user's back to an upper side and/or front side of the shoulder straps, where second ends of the strap members are fastened in a length-adjustable manner, with a height of the shoulder pads of the shoulder straps with respect to the load node depending on a length of loops formed by the strap members.
Carrying rack for carrying an object on a user's back, comprising
- shoulder straps,
- a waist strap, and
- a load node in a pelvic region to which the waist strap is attached,
- wherein the waist strap in a basic configuration of the carrying rack does not comprise a waist strap padding, and in that the waist strap padding is detachably connectable to the carrying rack.
Carrying rack for carrying an object on a user's back, comprising
- shoulder straps, and
- a back plate,
- wherein the back plate is formed by a shaped part adapted to a shape of the back of a person in the horizontal and vertical directions,
- wherein the back plate extends from a pelvic region to a shoulder region, and
- wherein the back plate comprises a bead which is shaped away from the back and extends vertically along the spine,
- the carrying rack further comprising connection elements for releasable connection to a load carrier, wherein the load carrier comprises a carrying plate, wherein the connection elements are textile loops through which a rod extends which provides the connection to the load carrier, and/or wherein the back plate comprises at least two beads which extend in the vertical direction and are formed in the direction of the load carrier and serve as a stop for the load carrier.
Connection arrangement for connecting two textile elements, wherein at least one of the two elements comprises textile loops through which a rod extends by which the elements are connected to one another, wherein a securing element is provided that secures the rod against sliding out from the loops, and wherein a flexible band is arranged at one end of the rod, which band is pulled over the opposite end of the rod in order to secure the connection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.