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US 8,282,235 B2Granted
Lighted bag and backpack
OwnerJames Gilliganinventor
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Abstract
A lighted workbag or backpack having a positionable light source configured so as to provide significant illumination into the interior portion of the workbag or an external work area or the path in front of the backpack. The light source having a gooseneck configuration is mounted in a column or pouch positioned in the back of the backpack that allows the light to extend over the shoulder of a user wearing the backpack so as to illuminate the area in front of the user.
Claims18
A bag with a flexible light-producing member for illuminating said bag and surroundings comprising;
- an openable top end having a rim extending around the inner perimeter of said openable top end, a sealed bottom end and sealed opposite side ends;
- a light producing member attached to a positionable flexible elongated arm at one end and the positionable flexible elongated arm is attached to the rim at the opposite end, the flexible elongated arm is configured to maintain its position and support the light producing member in a multiplicity of positions without additional attachment to a surface so as to illuminate inside the bag and outside of the bag surroundings;
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- said rim configured to secure said light producing member wherein at least a portion of said light producing member is configured so as to be positionable in the direction in which light is to be shinned.
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A backpack with a flexible light producing member comprising:
- a pliable sack having a front wall, a rear wall, a first side wall, a second side wall, a bottom surface and a top surface defining a compartment, wherein a surface of said first side wall, said second side wall, said bottom surface and said top surface facing the compartment comprises a frame supporting said pliable sack;
- a light producing member attached to a positionable flexible elongated arm at one end and the positionable flexible elongated arm is attached to the rim at the opposite end, the flexible elongated arm is configured to maintain its position and support the light producing member in a multiplicity of positions without additional attachment to a surface so as to illuminate inside the bag and outside of the bag surroundings;
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- an elongated column positioned off centered and substantially near said top surface, said elongated gooseneck arm having a light is configured to hold said light producing member and battery pack, said elongated column having a stop that is configured to prevent said elongated gooseneck arm having a light from being detached from said column, said flexible elongated gooseneck arm having a light configured to provide light over the shoulder of a user when said backpack is worn.
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A backpack with a flexible light producing member comprising:
- a pliable sack having a front wall, a rear wall, a first side wall, a second side wall, a bottom surface and a top surface defining a compartment, wherein a surface of said first side wall, said second side wall, said bottom surface and said top surface facing the compartment comprises a frame supporting said pliable sack;
- light producing member attached to a positionable flexible elongated arm at one end and the positionable flexible elongated arm is attached to the rim at the opposite end, the flexible elongated arm is configured to maintain its position and support the light producing member in a multiplicity of positions without additional attachment to a surface so as to illuminate inside the bag and outside of the bag surroundings;
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- a pouch positioned substantially near said top surface of said backpack, said pouch configured to hold said flexible elongated arm having a light producing member and a battery pack for powering said light producing member, said pouch having an opening configured wherein said flexible elongated arm having a light producing member can extend out of and be positioned so as to extend over the shoulder of a user when said backpack is worn on a users back.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.