Abstract: A compound multipurpose exerciser device which is a device having a substantially horizontal exercising cot of the folding frame type positioned in a support base having an inverted U-shaped hanger frame member positioned horizontally above the exercising cot.

Abstract: An exercising device is disclosed consisting essentially of a rectangular box-shaped base stand assembly having spaced preset holes into which freely rotatable easily detachable circular disks may be inserted either in single or in dual combination. When used in single mode a disk is inserted in the center hole on the base stand assembly; and when used as a dual combination the disks are inserted in the respective holes located on the right and left of the middle hole. Two inverted U-shaped pipe members parallel to each other at their respective rear ends of the base stand assembly are provided to form a pair of hand grips and supporting bars, and also relatively short supporting legs are provided for the base stand assembly, thereby affording a stable and sturdy and yet compact support for the entire device.

Abstract: A body exercising device having two spaced, freely rotatable, removable platforms for carrying out body twisting exercises by positioning the feet on the platforms, the platforms positioned on a step-up base between two parallel hand-gripping bars for use in the performance of twisting as well as other types of exercises for conditioning of the body.

Abstract: A multiple exerciser device having two spaced, freely rotatable platforms upon which twisting of the body can be performed by positioning the feet on the platforms, a spring-biased jumping and running exerciser board positioned between two parallel hand gripping bars, all operatively connected to a step-up base used in the performance of twisting and turning, jumping and running, and parallel bar exercises.

Abstract: A sheet assembly for use as a multipurpose tote bag, comprising two layers of waterproof material partially sewn together to form a two-piece sheet formation with an unsewn opening at a top portion, wherein said two-piece sheet formation is adapted to be folded, in a first folding operation in an overlapping manner along vertical and horizontal axes, from predetermined folding points, to form a folded sheet formation in which the folded portions form a top opening and two inside portions of said tote bag, and wherein the folded sheet formation is further foldable in a second folding operation along a center folding axis forming the bottom of said tote bag and is adaptable for forming the tote bag by means of two pairs of fastener attachments sewn in parallel along the vertical axes, with the mating parts of each fastener attachment sewn in parallel and extending from the bottom to the top opening of said tote bag.