Accessory bag having reinforced sidewalls and variable length
AssigneeDB Equipment AS
InventorTruls Kristian Brataas
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Abstract
An accessory bag includes a bottom wall, a front wall and a back wall. The wall is made of flexible material. A pair of side walls extends between the front wall and back wall. A first pair of connection rails extends along the front wall. A second pair of connection rails extends along the back wall. A connection handle includes a first end and a second end. A first connector on the first end is configured to cooperate with the first pair of pair of connection rails. A second connector on the second end is configured to cooperate with the second pair of connection rails. In addition, the connection handle includes a handle.
Claims20
An accessory bag, comprising:
- a bottom wall, a front wall and a back wall, the wall being made of flexible material;
- a pair of side walls extending between the front wall and back wall;
- at least one front connection rail extending along the front wall;
- at least one back connection rail extending along the back wall;
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- a connection handle comprising:
- a first end and a second end;
- a first connector on the first end configured to cooperate with the at least one front connection rail;
- a second connector on the second end configured to cooperate with the at least one back connection rail;
- a handle;
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- at least one connector on the bottom wall, the at least one connector configured to cooperate with the first connector.
An accessory bag, comprising:
- a bottom wall, a front wall, a back wall, and a top between the front wall and the back wall;
- a pair of side walls extending between the front wall and back wall;
- at least one front connection rail extending along a length of the front wall in a direction between the bottom wall and the top;
- at least one back connection rail extending along a length of the back wall in a direction between the bottom wall and the top,
- wherein each of the connection rails is connected to the bag at a plurality of attachment points to form a plurality of loops between the connection points.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.