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US 2006/0219279 A1Published application
Umbrella with offset handle
OwnerAlan Kaufmaninventor
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Abstract
An umbrella that includes a plurality of support members for supporting a canopy, and a pivot assembly coupled with each of the support members allowing the support members to move between an open position and a collapsed position. The plurality of support members define an outer perimeter of the umbrella. A handle engages one of the plurality of support rods at the outer perimeter offset from a center of the umbrella. A shoulder support may be coupled to one of the support members.
Claims29
An umbrella, comprising of:
- a plurality of support members for supporting a canopy;
- at least a first pivot assembly coupled with each of said support members allowing said support members to move between an open position and a collapsed position, and said plurality of support members defining an outer perimeter of the umbrella;
- and
- a handle engaging one of said plurality of support rods at said outer perimeter offset from a center of the umbrella.
1 more element
An umbrella, comprising of:
- first and second pivot assemblies;
- a plurality of support rods extending from said first and second pivot assemblies and defining an outer perimeter of the umbrella, and said plurality of support rods being pivotable with respect to said first and second pivot assemblies between open and collapsed positions;
- a canopy supported by said plurality of support rods.
An umbrella, comprising of:
- at least a first pivot assembly;
- a plurality of support members extending from said first pivot assembly, said support members being pivotable between open and collapsed positions;
- a canopy supported by said plurality of support members;
- and
- a shoulder support coupled to at least one of said plurality of support members.
2 more elements
An umbrella, comprising of:
- at least a first pivot assembly;
- and
- a plurality of support members extending from said pivot assembly, each support member being pivotable with respect to said first pivot assembly between open and collapsed positions about a first pivot, and pivotable at a second pivot between unfolded and folded positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.