Storage device
OwnerKenneth E. Yasuda, Sr.inventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a storage device for use with a carrying case, and having an aperture therein adapted to receive a handle or strap of the carrying case. The device may also have attachment devices enabling the device to be carried separate from the carrying case if desired. Side body portions of the device have compartments that are adapted to receive, store, and carry items of various sizes. These compartments may be lined with material to protect or enhance the items contained therein. Optional straps may extend from the bottom edges of the side portions in order to attach and secure the device onto a carrying case.
Claims8
A storage device for use with a carrying case, comprising:
- (a) a first body portion having at least two compartments;
- (b) a second body portion having at least one component;
- (c) a connecting portion between the first body portion and the second body portion and having an aperture therein adapted to receive a handle of a carrying case;
- and
- (d) at least one removable bag, wherein the at least one removable bag is attached using an attachment component.
A storage device for use with a carrying case, comprising:
- a continuous base sheet comprising,
- (a) a first body portion having at least two compartments;
- (b) a second body portion having at least one compartment;
- the first body portion adapted to lie alongside one side of a carrying case and the second body portion adapted to lie alongside an opposite side of the carrying case;
- (c) a section between the first body portion and the second body portion having an aperture therein adapted to receive a handle of a carrying case,
- wherein the at least two compartments of the first body portion have a length that is parallel to the aperture so that the compartments lie substantially horizontally when the storage device is being carried;
- and
- (d) at least one removable bag attached using an attachment component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.