Abstract: A self-inflating camp mat having a fabric outer shell and panels of open cell foam wherein longitudinally spaced fold lines located between foam panels allows the mat to be deflated by folding said mat along said fold lines, expelling the interior air through a valve as the mat is folded.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 19, 2014
Publication date:
January 7, 2016
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Melissa Auell, Mallory Joy Swift, Michael Wayne Peterson, Kasey Nicole Tolbert, Daniel Joseph Noll
Abstract: A lighting device having an elastomeric band connected to the housing at a first side and surrounding the housing, the elastomeric band seated in a channel surrounding the housing in a first configuration, the elastomeric band removable from the channel and capable of wrapping around a structure to which the lighting device is to be secured, the elastomeric band hooking over a retention tab located on the housing on a side opposite the elastomeric band connection side to secure the lighting device to the structure.
Type:
Application
Filed:
May 29, 2015
Publication date:
December 3, 2015
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Matthew G. Law, Nicole Birdsong, Emily Donahue
Abstract: A camp mat for a tent comprising a durable textured surface to function as a door mat, a waterproof backing to protect the camp mat when deployed on the ground and integrated storage compartments for storage of wet and soiled items outside of the tent. The storage compartment comprising selectively closable lids and also comprising handles for easy collapsing of the camp mat configuration from a flat, expanded configuration to a folded and compact configuration for transport.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 6, 2015
Publication date:
August 13, 2015
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Andrew Worrell, Mark Elliott, Gabe Trefz
Abstract: An insulated container that includes a body and a lid assembly is described. The lid assembly may include a two-piece lid (e.g., two lids) connected with at least one linkage. The two lids may be operable to open in concert in response to a user asserting a single force applied on one of the lids. For example, the lid assembly may be configured such that the assertion of an opening force on one of the lids is transferred via the linkage to the other lid so that both lids open at a similar rate.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 6, 2015
Publication date:
August 6, 2015
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Stuart L. Meether, Ricky J. Glazier, Mark Elliott
Abstract: A hard-sided cooler is formed by extruding a flat sheet of material and die cutting the materials in a specific pattern which includes panels and various fold lines; the cooler being able to be shipped efficiently and economically in its flat configuration until it reaches the distribution point where the cooler is then transformed into the assembled configuration by folding the sheet of material along the manufactured fold lines, securing the edges of the material together and then adding insulation, a liner, a handle and a lid; the cooler optionally having graphics which may be applied to the show—side of the cooler body during the extrusion process or by way of graphic inserts or wraps.
Abstract: A fishing vest is provided having a degree of flotation to assist the angler in the water and also having an auxiliary pack located in the front of the vest which provides an integral and portable work surface for creating or repairing fishing flies and lures and also provides integral storage for tools and fishing tackle.
Abstract: An electrical system (60, 200) for a tent or shelter (98, 201). Wires (60) are routed through a tent or shelter (98, 201) either by attaching the wires to the tent or shelter, running the wires through hems, seams (100), or sleeves, or integrating the wires into the fabric for the tent or shelter. In accordance with an embodiment, an appliance (208) is connected to the wiring harness (60) and is mounted or attached in the tent or shelter. The appliance (208) may be mounted in a socket (234) that includes contacts that may engage a fixture or appliance, such as a light. An opposite end of a cord (222) leading to the socket is attachable to an electrical power supply, such as a battery pack (203).
Type:
Application
Filed:
March 20, 2014
Publication date:
July 24, 2014
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Kevin J. Tarter, Stuart L. Meether, Trevor J. Hinz, Yiyun Culp, Michael D. Brockel, Robert L. Lawhon
Abstract: An automatic deactivation mechanism is configured for an air bladder pump having a casing and a motor located therein to pump air into an air bladder from the atmosphere and through an air valve connected through the casing. The automatic deactivation mechanism includes a housing positioned within the casing and has defined therethrough a first aperture in fluid communication with the atmosphere through the casing and a second aperture in fluid communication with the air bladder through the casing. Included within the housing are at least two switches and a diaphragm positioned between the switches. The housing is sealed so that when a threshold pressure is reached therein, at least one switch is triggered by deflection of the diaphragm to automatically deactivate the pump by de-energizing the motor.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
September 8, 2011
Date of Patent:
April 15, 2014
Assignee:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Michael F. Kehrmann, Vincent Wen, Chun Chung Tsai, Timothy F. Austen, Corey Lewison
Abstract: An electrical system (60, 200) for a tent or shelter (98, 201). Wires (60) are routed through a tent or shelter (98, 201) either by attaching the wires to the tent or shelter, running the wires through hems, seams (100), or sleeves, or integrating the wires into the fabric for the tent or shelter. In accordance with an embodiment, an appliance (208) is connected to the wiring harness (60) and is mounted or attached in the tent or shelter. The appliance (208) may be mounted in a socket (234) that includes contacts that may engage a fixture or appliance, such as a light. An opposite end of a cord (222) leading to the socket is attachable to an electrical power supply, such as a battery pack (203).
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 3, 2011
Date of Patent:
April 15, 2014
Assignee:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Kevin J. Tarter, Stuart L. Meether, Trevor J. Hinz, Yiyun Culp, Michael D. Brockel, Robert L. Lawhon
Abstract: A lantern having a plurality of removable area lights. Each area light includes a separate power source capable of powering the area light. Each area light is separately selectively illuminable by activating a switch on the area light. The lantern includes a docking station having a docking station power source capable of simultaneously powering all area lights attached to the docking station simultaneously or any subset of the area lights attached to the docking station.
Abstract: A personal flotation is provided having a body harness portion and an inflatable lifejacket portion. The body harness portion is positionable on a wearer. The lifejacket is positionable about the neck of the wearer, where the lifejacket portion is removably secured to the body harness portion with a quick release connector. The lifejacket can be removed from the wearer by decoupling lifejacket portion from the body harness portion, and removing the lifejacket portion from about the neck of the wearer. The body harness portion will remain positioned on the wearer.
Abstract: A pump for an inflatable device includes a housing that defines a blower chamber configured to be inserted into the inflatable device. The blower chamber includes an exhaust port configured to communicate air out of the pump. The housing also defines a deflation port, which is adjacent to the blower chamber, and an attachment portion configured to make a substantially airtight seal with the surface of the inflatable device. The pump also includes a removably attachable cover configured to substantially cover the blower chamber. The cover defines an opening through which the deflation port extends, and at least one vent through which air is communicated into the pump.
Abstract: A combustible fuel package is provided for a grill which comprises a generally tubular body defining a cavity therein, this body made of a paper material or other non-hazardous combustible material sufficient in strength to retain a solid fuel such as charcoal briquettes within the cavity for a sufficient amount of time to allow the solid fuel to burn to a sufficient degree for cooking food before the paper body is fully consumed, the body having a plurality of vertically oriented elongated apertures spaced around the exterior of the body.
Type:
Application
Filed:
November 9, 2011
Publication date:
September 12, 2013
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Mitchell L. Wilgus, Ricky J. Glazier, Charles R. Voge
Abstract: An inflatable kayak capable of conversion, from a kayak configuration to a backpack configuration utilizing existing kayak components to form the backpack for transport and storage of the kayak.
Type:
Application
Filed:
April 11, 2011
Publication date:
August 8, 2013
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Ivan Anderson Huber, Jason R. Phillips, Kit (yue) Zhang, Byron Loibl
Abstract: A coverless towable is provided having a towing strap system that encircles the towable structure and comprises retention loops welded to the structure sides to retain a nylon webbing strap which is threaded through retention loops around circumference of towable to spread out the pull load.
Type:
Application
Filed:
March 22, 2011
Publication date:
August 1, 2013
Applicant:
The Coleman Company, Inc.
Inventors:
Steve M. Haring, Jason R. Phillips, Kit (Yue) Zhang