Backpack frame
AssigneeHere Be Dragons, LLC
InventorFrank A. Howell
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Abstract
A backpack from has a forwardly facing side and a back side. The frame comprises a base having a generally flat midsection with forwardly curved end sections. A pair of mutually spaced arms project from the end sections of the base. The arms have a degree of twist that gradually diminishes from the end sections of the base to the upper distal ends of the arms.
Claims4
A backpack frame having a forwardly facing front side, a back side, and a central axis, said frame comprising:
- a base defining the lower extremity of said frame, said base having a generally flat midsection extending transversely across said central axis, with forwardly curved end sections, and
- a pair of mutually spaced arms projecting upwardly from the forwardly curved end sections of said base to thereby define a generally U-shaped structure, said arms being interconnected exclusively by said base, being inclined inwardly towards said central axis, and having longitudinally twisted configurations with a degree of twist that gradually diminishes from the forwardly curved end sections of said base to the upper distal ends of said arms.
An injection molded partial perimeter frame configured for incorporation into gear carried on wearer's back, said frame having a forwardly facing front side, a back side, and a central axis, said frame comprising:
- a) a base defining the lower extremity of said frame, said base having a generally flat midsection extending transversely across said central axis, with forwardly curved end sections;
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- b) arms projecting upwardly from said forwardly curved end sections to thereby define a generally U-shaped structure, said arms:
- (i) being inclined laterally towards said central axis;
- (ii) being interconnected solely by said base;
- (iii) being generally concave on said forwardly facing front side;
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- (iv) having longitudinally twisted configurations with a degree of twist that gradually diminishes from the forwardly curved end sections of said base to the upper distal ends of said arms.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.