Arrangement convertible between a backpack and a chair
AssigneesOfer TAMIR, Barry RONNE
InventorsOfer TAMIR, Barry RONNE, Klas Fredrik PERMAN
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Abstract
An arrangement for converting, and a method of converting the arrangement, between a backpack and a chair, includes a bag for storing items, the bag having a back portion and an opposite front portion, a pair of shoulder straps attached to the bag for supporting the back portion against one's back during use as a backpack, and a body rest mounted on the bag for pivoting movement between a backpack position in which the body rest overlies the front portion during use as a backpack, and a chair position in which the body rest supports at least one of one's back and buttocks during use as a chair.
Claims20
A backpack convertible into a chair, comprising:
- a bag for storing items, the bag having a back portion facing one's back when used as a backpack, and an opposite front portion;
- and
- a body rest mounted on the bag for movement between a backpack position in which the body rest overlies the front portion during the backpack use, and a chair position in which the body rest supports at least a part of one's body when used as a chair.
An arrangement convertible between a backpack and a chair, comprising:
- a bag for storing items, the bag having a back portion and an opposite front portion;
- a pair of shoulder straps attached to the bag for supporting the back portion against one's back during use as a backpack;
- and
- a body rest mounted on the bag for pivoting movement between a backpack position in which the body rest overlies the front portion during the backpack use, and a chair position in which the body rest supports at least a part of one's body when used as a chair.
A method of converting an arrangement between a backpack and a chair, comprising the steps of:
- storing items in a bag having a back portion and an opposite front portion;
- moving a body rest on and relative to the bag to a backpack position in which the body rest overlies the front portion, and in which the back portion faces one's back, when using the arrangement as a backpack;
- and
- moving the body rest on and relative to the bag to a chair position in which the body rest supports at least a part of one's body when using the arrangement as a chair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.