Cup holder for connecting to luggage rails of various sizes
OwnerBrianna Ozgainventor
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Abstract
A cup holder for use with luggage having rails. The cup holder has a bottom surface, an open top and a body wall extending between the bottom surface and the open top. The body wall includes an inner surface defining a cavity for receiving a beverage container and an outer surface. Inside of the cavity there are a plurality of cup stabilizers extending from the inner surface of the body wall to contact and hold the beverage cup. There are a plurality of clamps extending from the outer surface of the body wall that are used to connect the cup holder to the rail on the luggage.
Claims5
A cup holder for a luggage comprising:
- a bottom surface;
- an open top;
- a body wall extending between the bottom surface and the open top, where in the body wall includes an inner surface defining a cavity for receiving a beverage container and an outer surface;
- a plurality of clamps extending from the outer surface of the body wall and arranged adjacent and in contact with each other, wherein the plurality of clamps engage with a rail on the luggage to connect the cup holder to the luggage, and
- a plurality of cup stabilizers extending from the inner surface of the body wall, the plurality of cup stabilizers are arranged adjacent and in contact with each other, wherein a first one of the plurality of cup stabilizers has a surface area that is larger than a second one of the plurality of cup stabilizers.
A cup holder for a luggage comprising:
- a bottom surface;
- an open top;
- a body wall extending between the bottom surface and the open top, where in the body wall includes an inner surface defining a cavity for receiving a beverage container and an outer surface;
- a plurality of clamps extending from the outer surface of the body wall, wherein the plurality of clamps engage with a rail on the luggage to connect the cup holder to the luggage, and
- a plurality of cup stabilizers extending from the inner surface of the body wall wherein the plurality of cup stabilizers are arranged adjacent and in contact with each other, and a first one of the plurality of cup stabilizers has a surface area that is larger than a second one of the plurality of cup stabilizers.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.