Do Bagpack

Abstract

A backpack for storing articles may include a front surface; a back surface being opposed to the front surface; a curved side surface to connect the front surface and the back surface; a top surface to connect the front surface, the back surface and the curved side surface; and a bottom surface being opposed to the top surface. The front surface includes a display area to display a logo.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to bags and more particularly to a bag pack.

BACKGROUND

There is an outstanding need for a handheld bag to carry items large or small. These bags can range in size from a small pocketbook to a large duffel bag. The small pocketbook has a disadvantage in that only a limited number of items can fit into the small pocketbook. The duffel bag is a disadvantage that while almost all personal items can fit into the duffel bag, the duffel bag is generally too large to be useful in being hand held.

SUMMARY

A backpack for storing articles may include a front surface; a back surface being opposed to the front surface; a curved side surface to connect the front surface and the back surface; a top surface to connect the front surface, the back surface and the curved side surface; and a bottom surface being opposed to the top surface. The front surface includes a display area to display a logo.

The curved side surface is connected to a bottle holder.

The curved side surface includes a vertical portion.

The curved side surface includes a concave portion.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The invention may be understood by reference to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which, like reference numerals identify like elements, and in which:

FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 2 illustrates a front view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 3 illustrates a back view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 4 illustrates a side view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 5 illustrates another side view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 6 illustrates a top view of the backpack of the present invention;

FIG. 7 illustrates a bottom view of the backpack of the present invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

FIG. 1 illustrates a front perspective view of the do backpack 100 which may include a backpack shell 102 which may include a front surface 104 and an opposed back surface 106 which may be connected to the front surface 104 by a pair of curved side surfaces 108. The pair of curved side surfaces 108 may also connect a top surface 110 with an opposed (to the top surface 110) a bottom surface 112. The front surface 104 and the back surface 106 may be substantially mirrored surfaces. The curved side surfaces 108 may include a vertical portion 114 which may extend vertically from the bottom surface 112 and a concave portion 116 which may extend from the vertical portion 114 to the top surface 110.

The backpack 100 may include a multitude of pockets for example the backpack 100 may include a front pocket 118 which may include a front fastener 120 which may be a zipper, a button, Velcro (hooks and loops) or other types of fasteners. The front pocket 118 may be positioned in the lower section 122 of the front surface 104. Additionally the front surface 104 may include a display area 124 which may be positioned in the upper section 126 of the front surface 104 the display area 124 may include indicia which may be a brand logo.

The backpack 100 may include a bottle holder 128 to retain a bottle (not shown) in order that the user of the backpack 100 may have a drink readily available. The bottle holder 128 may allow the bottle to be withdrawn and reinserted while keeping the bottle effectively vertical so that the drink or liquid does not spill. The bottle holder 128 may include a multitude of straps which may be connected to the shell 102. The backpack 100 may include a handle 130 connected to the top surface 110.

FIG. 2 illustrates a front of the do backpack 100 which may include a backpack shell 102 which may include a front surface 104 and an opposed back surface 106 which may be connected to the front surface 104 by a pair of curved side surfaces 108. The pair of curved side surfaces 108 may also connect a top surface 110 with an opposed (to the top surface 110) a bottom surface 112. The front surface 104 and the back surface 106 may be substantially mirrored surfaces. The curved side surfaces 108 may include a vertical portion 114 which may extend vertically from the bottom surface 112 and a concave portion 116 which may extend from the vertical portion 114 to the top surface 110.

The backpack 100 may include a multitude of pockets for example the backpack 100 may include a front pocket 118 which may include a front fastener 120 which may be a zipper, a button, Velcro (hooks and loops) or other types of fasteners. The front pocket 118 may be positioned in the lower section 122 of the front surface 104. Additionally the front surface 104 may include a display area 124 which may be positioned in the upper section 126 of the front surface 104. The display area 124 may include indicia which may be a brand logo.

The backpack 100 may include a bottle holder 128 to retain a bottle (not shown) in order that the user of the backpack 100 may have a drink readily available. The bottle holder 128 may allow the bottle to be withdrawn and reinserted while keeping the bottle effectively vertical so that the drink or liquid does not spill. The bottle holder 128 may include a multitude of straps which may be connected to the shell 102. The backpack 100 may include a handle 130 connected to the top surface 110.

FIG. 3 illustrates a back view of the backpack 100 and illustrates the backpack shell 102, the top surface 104, the bottom surface 112, the back surface 106, the curved side surface 110, the vertical portion 114, the concave portion 116, the bottle holder 128, and straps 132 connected to the back surface 106 and the handle 130.

FIG. 4 illustrates a side view of the backpack 100 and illustrates the backpack shell 102, the front surface 104, the back surface 106, the curved side surface 108, the vertical portion 114, the concave portion 116, the front pocket 118, the top surface 110, the bottom surface 116 and the handle 130.

FIG. 5 illustrates another side view of the backpack 100 and illustrates the backpack shell 102, the front surface 104, the back surface 106, the curved side surface 108, the vertical portion 114, the concave portion 116, the front pocket 118, the top surface 110, the bottom surface 116 and the handle 130.

FIG. 6 is a top view of the backpack 100 and illustrates the backpack shell 102, the front surface 104, the back surface 106, the curved side surface 108, the vertical portion 114, the concave portion 116, the front pocket 118, the top surface 110, and the handle 130.

FIG. 7 is a bottom view of the backpack 100 and illustrates the backpack shell 102, the front surface 104, the back surface 106, and the curved side surface 108.

While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments thereof have been shown by way of example in the drawings and are herein described in detail. It should be understood, however, that the description herein of specific embodiments is not intended to limit the invention to the particular forms disclosed.

Claims

1) A backpack for storing articles, comprising:

a front surface;

a back surface being opposed to the front surface;

a curved side surface to connect the front surface and the back surface;

a top surface to connect the front surface, the back surface and the curved side surface;

a bottom surface being opposed to the top surface;

wherein the front surface includes a display area to display a logo,

2) A backpack for storing articles as in claim 1, wherein the curved side surface is connected to a bottle holder.

3) A backpack for storing articles as in claim 1, wherein the curved side surface includes a vertical portion.

4) A backpack for storing articles as in claim 1, wherein the curved side surface includes a concave portion.

5) A backpack for storing articles as in claim 1, wherein the backpack includes a handle connected to the top surface