Back warmer
OwnerDennis M. Wittinventor
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Abstract
A back warmer for keeping a person's lower back warm. The back warmer comprises a flexible pad including an upper panel extending between opposite sides of a person and around a person's lumbar, together with a lower panel extending downwardly from the upper panel to substantially cover a person's tail bone. A belt is formed by a pair of elongate elastic straps attached to opposite sides of the upper panel and extending around a person's waist. The upper panel may also include a pocket for containing a heating element. The back warmer may also include a removable seat cushion extending downwardly from the lower panel which is hinged to the lower panel for use as a stadium cushion or the like.
Claims11
A back warmer and insulating garment for keeping a person's lower back warm, comprising:
- a flexible, insulating pad conforming to the shape of a person's torso including an upper panel having an arcuate shaped portion extending upwardly to substantially cover a person's lower back and extending between opposite sides of a person and around a person's lumbar and having opposite side portions encircling a person's waist, and a lower panel extending laterally a distance less than said upper panel and downwardly from said upper panel to substantially cover a person's caudal vertebra, said lower panel having arcuate edges connected to said side portions;
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- belt means attached to said opposite side portions of said upper panel and extending around a person's waist for releasably securing said pad to a person's waist.
A back warmer and insulating garment for keeping a person's lower back warm, comprising:
- a flexible insulating pad conforming to the shape of a person's torso including an upper panel extending between opposite sides of a person and around a person's lumbar, and having opposite side portions encircling a person's waist and a lower panel extending downwardly from said upper panel to substantially cover a person's caudal vertebra;
- belt means attached to said opposite side portions of said upper panel and extending around a person's waist for releasably securing said pad to a person's waist;
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- a seat cushion portion extending downwardly from said lower panel, and hinge means for hingedly connecting said seat cushion portion to said lower panel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.