Personal survival vestpac
OwnerPamela Leigh Marconinventor
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Abstract
An emergency survival Vestpac apparatus for emergency preparedness including a front and a back, each of which includes reflector pockets for receiving and holding emergency supplies to sustain the wearer during an emergency event. The detachable padded hood holds two space blankets and offers protection. The detachable neck guard includes a space suit, the detachable backpack includes an insertable survival pack, the lower portion of the backpack serves as a roll out shelter, and the enclosed harness belt with hooks on each end of the belt encircles the waist for securing the wearer to a stable object or to assist with air rescue. The Vestpac may be appropriately sized to the wearer.
Claims1
An inflatable and protective survival vest pack comprising in combination,
- a vest having a body portion adapted for the human torso including back and front panels,
- an inflated detachable hood portion adapted to cover the head and a detachable neck guard portion adapted to extend around the back and sides of the wearers neck with the back panel having a detachable backpack attached thereto, further,
- the body portion includes at least six zippered utility pockets with reflectors connected on an outer portion thereof and wherein said pockets are positioned on an exterior surface of the front and back panels,
- the inflatable detachable hood portion is secured around a neck opening as an extension from the detachable neck guard,
- the neck guard is secured around the neck opening as extension from a vertically extending front opening,
- fastening means allow the front opening to be selectively opened or closed,
- the detachable backpack having a waterproof impervious lining includes an insertable trifold survival pack therewith in which has at least eight zippered pockets on a left interior fold and at least nine zippered pockets on a right inner fold with a center portion formed therebetween, and
- a roll-out shelter is concealed in a lower portion of the backpack.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.