Abstract: A ski rack configured for an interior of a vehicle is described. Embodiments of the ski rack include a main body and at least one strap. The ski rack can be adapted to secure to a backside of a rear seat in a vehicle and receive one or more pairs of skis thereon. The main body of the ski rack can include a front section sloping up to a second flat section. The at least one strap can be located in the second section and can be implemented to secure the pairs of skis to the ski rack.

Abstract: A ski rack configured for an interior of a vehicle is described. Embodiments of the ski rack include a main body and at least one strap. The ski rack can be adapted to secure to a backside of a rear seat in a vehicle and receive one or more pairs of skis thereon. The main body of the ski rack can include a front section sloping up to a second flat section. The at least one strap can be located in the second section and can be implemented to secure the pairs of skis to the ski rack.

Abstract: A golf cart accessory in the form of a flexible woven ballistic fabric tote bag with a zippered top and a rearwardly offset strap, the attachment points of which to the tote are spaced apart by approximately the same distance as the distance between the vertical portions of a seatside-assist handle on a golf cart, whereby the strap may be looped over the golf cart seatside-assist handle to provide auxiliary storage for various items without taking up space in the passenger compartment of the golf cart. The strap is preferably adjustable in length so that the tote may also be carried on the shoulder of the user when it is not mounted on a vehicle. A small zippered case is tethered to the tote near one end of the zipper path.

Abstract: A golf cart accessory in the form of a flexible woven ballistic fabric tote bag with a zippered top and a rearwardly offset strap, the attachment points of which to the tote are spaced apart by approximately the same distance as the distance between the vertical portions of a seatside-assist handle on a golf cart, whereby the strap may be looped over the golf cart seatside-assist handle to provide auxiliary storage for personal items without taking up space in the passenger compartment of the golf cart. The strap is preferably adjustable in length so that the tote may also be carried on the shoulder of the user. A small zippered case is tethered to the tote near one end of the zipper path.

Abstract: A battery-powered portable personal fan is described with reference to two embodiments, both of which comprise a two-part base, of which the upper part is provided with an elongate neck to which a ball-shaped motor housing is pivotally attached. The motor housing contains a motor having a drive shaft which drives a two-blade at least 5000 RPM on a high-speed setting. In one embodiment, a rechargeable lithium ion battery is permanently mounted in the upper base portion and the lower base portion, available in multiple configurations is hollow so as to be useful as a storage area. It is preferably arranged so as to fit in one of several available golf cart cup holders. In the alternative embodiment, the lower housing is canister-shaped to receive a replaceable battery cartridge and, where desired, a tripod arrangement of legs for additional stability. Ornamental elastomeric covers can be stretched over the ball-shaped motor housing to visually link the fan to a particular sport.

Abstract: Portable battery-operated fan comprises a two-part base of which the lower part can be detached to allow the fan to stand on its own or attached to permit the fan to be placed in a cup or bottle holder. A facsimile of an element of sports apparatus such as a golf ball, basketball, or bowling pin is pivotally attached to the fan and provides a mounting place for a DC motor which is driven by a battery in the lower base. A shrouded fan is attached to an end or a side of the sports apparatus facsimile so as to provide cooling air flow on demand.

Abstract: A battery-powered portable personal fan is described with reference to two embodiments, both of which comprise a two-part base, of which the upper part is provided with an elongate neck to which a ball-shaped motor housing is pivotally attached. The motor housing contains a motor having a drive shaft which drives a two-blade at least 5000 RPM on a high-speed setting. In one embodiment, a rechargeable lithium ion battery is permanently mounted in the upper base portion and the lower base portion, available in multiple configurations is hollow so as to be useful as a storage area. It is preferably arranged so as to fit in one of several available golf cart cup holders. In the alternative embodiment, the lower housing is canister-shaped to receive a replaceable battery cartridge and, where desired, a tripod arrangement of legs for additional stability. Ornamental elastomeric covers can be stretched over the ball-shaped motor housing to visually link the fan to a particular sport.

Abstract: Portable battery-operated fan comprises a two-part base of which the lower part can be detached to allow the fan to stand on its own or attached to permit the fan to be placed in a cup or bottle holder. A facsimile of an element of sports apparatus such as a golf ball, basketball, or bowling pin is pivotally attached to the fan and provides a mounting place for a DC motor which is driven by a battery in the lower base. A shrouded fan is attached to an end or a side of the sports apparatus facsimile so as to provide cooling air flow on demand.

Abstract: Two embodiments of a portable fan for use in the cup holder of a recreational vehicle such as a golf cart are shown and described. In the first embodiment, a bottle-shaped body has a cup-shaped lower portion separated from the body by a shoulder which acts as a limit stop when inserting the base into a cup holder. A shrouded impeller is pivotally connected to the top of the base and exhibits an integral carry handle. The entire structure is made of a suitable plastic such as high density polyethylene. In the second embodiment, the impeller is located intervally of the body for safety and a bell-shaped outlet directs air through a diffuser with circular louvers.

Abstract: Two embodiments of a portable fan for use in the cup holder of a recreational vehicle such as a golf cart are shown and described. In the first embodiment, a bottle-shaped body has a cup-shaped lower portion separated from the body by a shoulder which acts as a limit stop when inserting the base into a cup holder. A shrouded impeller is pivotally connected to the top of the base and exhibits an integral carry handle. The entire structure is made of a suitable plastic such as high density polyethylene. In the second embodiment, the impeller is located intervally of the body for safety and a bell-shaped outlet directs air through a diffuser with circular louvers.