Portable cooler
AssigneeBison Coolers, LLC
InventorsJeremy Denson, Tyler Willis Jennings
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Abstract
A portable cooler comprises an insulated container formed by parallel opposing sides including front and back walls, first and second sides, and a lid and a floor, and handles attached to the front and rear walls. First and second wide-tread wheels disposed on an axle extending between the first and second sides of a wheel recess formed in the lower portion of the rear wall, wherein the wheels occupy substantially the entire space between the first and second sides. An alternate embodiment disposes a single, barrel-shaped wheel within the wheel recess. The cooler is especially adapted for rolling and maneuvering over uneven or very soft terrain.
Claims20
A portable cooler, comprising:
- an insulated container formed by parallel opposing sides including front and back panels, first and second sides, and a lid and a floor panel;
- a wheel recess formed in the lower, rear portion of the container between the first and second sides of the container;
- and
- first and second wheels disposed on an axle extending between the first and second sides of the wheel recess;
- wherein
- the first and second wheels are configured with a wide tread profile such that when disposed side-by-side on the axle the wheels occupy substantially the entire space between the first and second sides.
A portable cooler, comprising:
- an insulated container formed by parallel opposing sides including front and back panels, first and second sides, and a lid and a floor panel;
- a wheel recess formed in the lower, rear portion of the container between the first and second sides of the container;
- and
- first and second wheels each configured with a wide tread profile and disposed on a common axle within the wheel recess between the first and second sides.
A portable cooler, comprising:
- an insulated container formed by parallel opposing sides including front and back panels, first and second sides, and a lid and a floor panel;
- a wheel recess formed in the lower, rear portion of the container between the first and second sides of the container;
- and
- a barrel-shaped wheel configured with a wide tread profile and disposed on an axle within the wheel recess between the first and second sides.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.