Abstract: A luggage with transverse displacement wheels includes a luggage body (1) having a giving-away surface (16) located on the junction between the bottom panel (13) and back panel (11) thereof, a transverse displacement wheel (2) mounted to each side panel (15) of the luggage body (1). The transverse displacement wheel (2) includes a wheel holder (21) coupled to one respective side panel (15) near the giving-away surface (16) and a tire (22) pivotally mounted on the wheel holder (21). The wheel holder (21) is transversely slidable relative to the luggage body (1) and lockable to the luggage body (1) in one of a series of positions near or far from the front panel (12) to let a relatively smaller or larger part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16), facilitating storage or moving on stairs of an uneven road surface.

Abstract: A luggage with rotary displacement wheels includes a luggage body (1) having a giving-away surface (16) located on the junction between the bottom panel (13) and back panel (11) thereof, a rotary displacement wheel (2) mounted to each side panel (15) of the luggage body (1). The rotary displacement wheel (2) includes a wheel holder (21) eccentrically pivoted to one respective side panel (15) near the giving-away surface (16) and a tire (22) pivotally mounted on the wheel holder (21). The wheel holder (21) is turnable relative to the luggage body (1) between a first position near the front panel (12) to let a relatively smaller part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16) and a second position far from the front panel (12) to let a relatively larger part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16).

Abstract: A luggage includes a luggage body, a luggage wheel mounted to each of two opposite lateral sides of the luggage body, and a support mechanism mounted to the luggage body. The support mechanism includes a locating shaft affixed to the luggage body, and a support member pivotally coupled to the locating shaft with a support portion and an actuation portion respectively located on two opposite ends thereof such that when the luggage body is shifted from a tilted position to an erected position, the actuation portion is forced by the floor to bias the support member and to further force the support portion into abutment against the floor where the distance between the support portion and the front side of the luggage body is larger than the distance between the axis of the luggage wheels and the front side of the luggage body to prevent falling of the luggage.

Abstract: A luggage includes a luggage body, a luggage wheel mounted to each of two opposite lateral sides of the luggage body, and a support mechanism mounted to the luggage body. The support mechanism includes a locating shaft affixed to the luggage body, and a support member pivotally coupled to the locating shaft with a support portion and an actuation portion respectively located on two opposite ends thereof such that when the luggage body is shifted from a tilted position to an erected position, the actuation portion is forced by the floor to bias the support member and to further force the support portion into abutment against the floor where the distance between the support portion and the front side of the luggage body is larger than the distance between the axis of the luggage wheels and the front side of the luggage body to prevent falling of the luggage.

Abstract: A luggage with anti-falling retractable handle includes a luggage body, two luggage wheels respectively mounted to two opposite lateral sides of the luggage body, and a retractable handle including two outer tubes fixedly mounted in the luggage body, two intermediate tubes respective mounted in the outer tubes and movable into and out of respective top ends of the outer tubes and two support rods respectively connected to respective bottom ends of the intermediate tubes remote from a top side of the luggage body in such a manner that when the intermediate tubes are received in the respective outer tubes, the support rods are extended out of respective opposing bottom ends of the outer tubes and the bottom side of the luggage body to stop against the floor on which the luggage wheels are supported.

Abstract: A luggage with rotary displacement wheels includes a luggage body (1) having a giving-away surface (16) located on the junction between the bottom panel (13) and back panel (11) thereof, a rotary displacement wheel (2) mounted to each side panel (15) of the luggage body (1). The rotary displacement wheel (2) includes a wheel holder (21) eccentrically pivoted to one respective side panel (15) near the giving-away surface (16) and a tire (22) pivotally mounted on the wheel holder (21). The wheel holder (21) is turnable relative to the luggage body (1) between a first position near the front panel (12) to let a relatively smaller part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16) and a second position far from the front panel (12) to let a relatively larger part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16).

Abstract: A luggage with transverse displacement wheels includes a luggage body (1) having a giving-away surface (16) located on the junction between the bottom panel (13) and back panel (11) thereof, a transverse displacement wheel (2) mounted to each side panel (15) of the luggage body (1). The transverse displacement wheel (2) includes a wheel holder (21) coupled to one respective side panel (15) near the giving-away surface (16) and a tire (22) pivotally mounted on the wheel holder (21). The wheel holder (21) is transversely slidable relative to the luggage body (1) and lockable to the luggage body (1) in one of a series of positions near or far from the front panel (12) to let a relatively smaller or larger part of the tire (22) protrude over the giving-away surface (16), facilitating storage or moving on stairs of an uneven road surface.

Abstract: A folding collapsible luggage includes a folding collapsible luggage body, a hard support plate hinged to an inner surface of the back panel of the luggage body and adapted for supporting the luggage body in shape, and connection devices mounted between two opposite lateral sides of the support plate and two opposite side panels of the luggage body and adapted for detachably fastening the support plate to the two opposite side panels of the luggage body in the operative position where the support plate divides the inside space of the luggage body into two vertically spaced storage compartments.

Abstract: A folding collapsible luggage includes a folding collapsible luggage body, a hard support plate hinged to an inner surface of the back panel of the luggage body and adapted for supporting the luggage body in shape, and connection devices mounted between two opposite lateral sides of the support plate and two opposite side panels of the luggage body and adapted for detachably fastening the support plate to the two opposite side panels of the luggage body in the operative position where the support plate divides the inside space of the luggage body into two vertically spaced storage compartments.

Abstract: A folding collapsible luggage includes a folding collapsible luggage body selectively set between a collapsed position and an extended position, two base blocks fixedly mounted at the bottom side of the folding collapsible luggage body, a retractable handle assembly including two outer tubes fastened to the folding collapsible luggage body and respectively pivotally connected to the base blocks, and two spring-loaded pushers respectively mounted in the base blocks and abutted against the respective bottom ends of the outer tubes for facilitating biasing of the folding collapsible luggage body between the collapsed position and the extended position and stopping the folding collapsible luggage body in the collapsed or extended position positively.

Abstract: A hook hanger includes a mounting member, a hook member and a spring member connected between a first connection portion of the mounting member and a second locating portion of the hook member such that the base of the mounting member and the narched hook body of the hook member define therebetween a contained angle after installation of the mounting member in a sports bag; the hook member is forced by the torsional force of the spring member to stop against the outer wall of the sports bag; the hook member can be flexibly biased in direction away from the sports bag for the hanging of an umbrella, towel or any other item and then automatically pressed by the hook member against the sports bag subject to the effect of the torsional force of the spring member.

Abstract: A waterproof zipper consisting of a first zipper tape, a second zipper tape, and a zipper slider consisting of slide, a pressure plate and a pull tab is disclosed. The first zipper tape and the second zipper tape are specially configured to enhance the tensile strength and waterproof characteristics of the zipper. The pressure plate defines with the topmost edges of the two second stop walls of the slider a constraint space for holding down the first zipper tape and the second zipper tape to prevent accidental displacement of the zipper slider relative to the first and second zipper tapes.

Abstract: A sealing strap includes a first strap body including a first base portion, a first lining, a second lining, a first interlocking series of teeth extended from the first lining and a male engaging member with a male engagement portion extended from the second lining, a second strap body including a second base portion, a third lining, a fourth lining, a second interlocking series of teeth extended from the third lining, and a female engaging member with a female engagement portion extended from the fourth lining, and a zipper slider movable to force the first interlocking series of teeth into engagement with the second interlocking series of teeth and the male engagement portion of the male engaging member into engagement with the female engagement portion of the female engaging member to achieve excellent tensile strength and waterproof effects.

Abstract: A magnetic attraction type iron golf club rack includes a rack body fastened to a golf bag and having multiple locating blocks and locating grooves alternatively arranged in series at a top side of an elongated base portion thereof, each locating block defining a support wall for supporting the head of one respective golf iron in one locating groove, magnets respectively mounted in the locating blocks for attracting the head of the respective golf iron.

Abstract: An adjustable frame structure for golf bag includes a body frame unit including a bottom frame having a plurality of upwardly extending and equiangularly spaced plug holes and a top frame having a plurality of downwardly extending and equiangularly spaced plug holes, the plug holes of the bottom frame and the top frame each defining an axially extending base passageway and a plurality of shadow axial passageways and deep axial passageways alternatively arranged around and disposed in communication with the axially extending base passageway, and connection rods selectively insertable with respective opposite ends thereof into the axially extending base passageway and the shadow axial passageways or deep axial passageways of the plug holes to connect the bottom frame and top frame of the body frame unit at one of a series of different heights.

Abstract: A hook handle assembly is disclosed to include a mount, which has a first mounting portion affixed to a golf bag and a second mounting portion with positioning grooves protruded from the first mounting portion, a handlebar pivoted to the second mounting portion of the mount and positionable in the positioning grooves of the mount, and a hook grip, which has a mounting block pivoted to one end of handlebar remote from the mount, a hook-like grip body extended from the mounting block for grasping by the user or hooking on a handrail or support, and an adjustable fastener for securing the hook grip in place after hooking of the hook-like grip body on a handrail or support.

Abstract: A hook handle assembly is disclosed to include a mount, which has a first mounting portion affixed to a golf bag and a second mounting portion with positioning grooves protruded from the first mounting portion, a handlebar pivoted to the second mounting portion of the mount and positionable in the positioning grooves of the mount, and a hook grip, which has a mounting block pivoted to one end of handlebar remote from the mount, a hook-like grip body extended from the mounting block for grasping by the user or hooking on a handrail or support, and an adjustable fastener for securing the hook grip in place after hooking of the hook-like grip body on a handrail or support.

Abstract: A carriage wheel assembly for golf bag drag carriage or baby carriage is disclosed to include a wheel holder assembly, two road wheels respectively mounted on front and rear wheel axles at the wheel holder assembly, multiple auxiliary wheels respectively mounted on a respective wheel axle between the road wheels, and a capillary track supported on the road wheels and the auxiliary wheel and surrounding the wheel holder assembly for direct contact with the ground.

Abstract: A collapsible wheel includes a rim formed of a number of arched rim elements pivotally connected into an endless series, a connector with a shaft for connection to a golf bag carrier, pushcart or baby cart, a hub sleeved onto the shaft of the connector, first spokes each having one end connected to the rim and the other end for stopping against the periphery of the hug, and second spokes each having an outer spoke segment connected to the rim and an inner spoke segment that has one end hinged to the outer spoke segment and the other end hinged to the hub.

Abstract: A golf bag divider top mounted in an open top side of a golf bag body for the resting of golf clubs in said golf bag body, having a plurality of transverse ribs, a plurality of insertion spaces defined by the transverse ribs within the open top side of the golf bag body for the insertion of a number of golf clubs into the golf bag body, and a plurality of ridge-like spacer lugs respectively formed integral with the transverse ribs and suspending in the insertion spaces in such a manner that the ridge-like spacer lugs at one transverse rib are spaced from another adjacent ridge-like spacer lug for supporting a number of golf clubs in each insertion space in a separated status to facilitate retrieval of the storage golf clubs.