Multipurpose cooler and method for use thereof
OwnerPeter Van Horn, Franklin Ray McCartyinventors
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Abstract
A multipurpose cooler for storing and transporting items includes a cooler body having an insulated interior and an exterior; a lid connected to the cooler body to permit selective access to the interior; a basket having three walls and a bottom and being slidably connected to the cooler body to slide between a fully extended position forming, with the cooler body, a basket cavity for storing and transporting items and a fully retracted position wherein the basket cavity is substantially nonexistent.
Claims36
A multipurpose cooler for storing and transporting items, comprising:
- a cooler body having a lid;
- and,
- a basket connected with said cooler body for sliding between a fully extended position forming, with said cooler body, a basket cavity for storing and transporting items and a fully retracted position against an exterior of said cooler body.
A multipurpose cooler for storing and transporting items, comprising:
- a cooler body;
- a container body connected with said cooler body to slide between a fully extended position forming, with said cooler body, a cavity for receiving items and a fully retracted position on an exterior of said cooler body;
- at least one accessory holding device for holding items;
- and,
- connection means for removably connecting said at least one accessory holding device to one of said cooler body and said container body.
A multipurpose cooler for storing and transporting items, comprising:
- a cooler body having an insulated interior and an exterior;
- a lid connected to said cooler body to permit selective access to the interior;
- a container body having three walls and a bottom and being slidably connected to an exterior of said cooler body to slide between a fully extended position defining, with said cooler body, a cavity for storing and transporting items and a fully retracted position wherein said cavity is substantially nonexistent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.