Abstract: A foldable stroller includes a positioning member disposed fixedly on one inclined lower rod of a front wheel unit, and a guideway member disposed fixedly on one inclined upper rod of a handle unit. A resilient element biases an abutment surface of a sliding element to engage a positioning surface of the positioning member, thereby locking the handle unit releaseably on the front wheel unit. The abutment surface and the positioning surface are inclined with respect to the longitudinal directions of the upper and lower rods. Actuation of a connecting element results in separation of the abutment surface from the positioning surface, thereby permitting folding of the handle unit on the front wheel unit.

Abstract: A baby pushchair according to the present invention comprises a left handle bar and right handle bar; a left side bracket and right side bracket arranged symmetrically, each of which includes a front leg with a front wheel mounted at the lower end thereof and a rear leg with a rear wheel at the lower end thereof; a seat arranged between the left and right side bracket; a left armrest and right armrest, each front end of which is connected pivotally to the upper part of the left rear leg and the right rear leg respectively and each rear end of which is connected to the left handle bar and the right handle bar respectively; wherein the left/right front leg and the left/right rear leg crosses and connects pivotally to each other at the crossing part, and the left/right handle bars is connected pivotally with the upper part of the left/right front legs.

Abstract: A stroller, which incorporates with a car seat fastening arrangement, includes a stroller frame for substantially supporting a car seat thereon. The car seat fastening arrangement includes a holding belt extended from the stroller frame and a connecting unit securely locked up the two ends of the holding belt to form a holding loop, having a predetermined length, for encirclingly holding the car seat on the stroller frame through the fastening slot. Therefore, the car seat is securely supported on the stroller frame and firmly fastened by the two ends of the holding belt connecting with each other through the fastening slot of the car seat.

Abstract: A basket support of a foldable stroller includes an U-shaped rod, which has two juxtaposed lateral sections pivoted to respective rear extensions of a seat support of the stroller by means of pivotal blocks. The rod lateral sections and the pivotal blocks are constructed such that the U-shaped rod can only be moved towards, and close to, upper sides of the seat support extensions to a storage position. When the rear wheels of the stroller are detached, and when the stroller is folded to occupy less space in packing, the U-shaped rods are positioned in the folded position to not cause increase of dimensions to the packing case. The lateral sections of the U-shaped rod are substantially parallel with corresponding extensions of the seat support when the stroller is folded, supporting the stroller in upright position together with the rear wheels.

Abstract: A foldable structure for an infant stroller has a frame of an extended length for holding one or more seats. The frame is foldable and includes a handle bracket, armrests, front wheel brackets, rear wheel brackets and a seat bracket. The seat is mounted to the seat bracket. The seat has a backrest supported by an extendable rod. The extendable rod consists of an inner rod and an outer rod. The outer rod has a longitudinal trough to allow the inner rod to slide reciprocally therein. For installation, the inner rod is inserted into the longitudinal trough of the outer rod, pivotally engaged with the armrest, and the outer rod is pivotally engaged with the seat bracket. After completing all pivotal fastening, the armrest and seat bracket form a restriction to prevent the extendable rod from separating from the structure. When the frame is folding, the extendable rod is safer to use and more appealing because of no jutting screws or pins.

Abstract: The frame is collapsible longitudinally to the extension of the stroller to change from an open position to a folded position and the handlebar has arms (19) engaging in a sliding manner in corresponding seats (20) in the frame to enable traversing downward thereof upon folding of the frame towards the folded position so as to move from a use position to a retracted position. Locking devices (21) operate upon reaching the folded position to hold this position permanently. The locking devices are kinematically connected to the handlebar to be released upon traversing movement of the handlebar towards its use position.

Abstract: An aid for use when transporting elderly people and disabled people, comprising a frame provided with handle bars, the frame comprising a front and a rear frame section, each essentially consisting of a pair of frame bars or frame tubes with transverse connections, the frame bars or frame tubes having their lower ends designed for movement across the ground and the frame sections being foldably connected about a transverse axis that is located under handle bar level. The frame sections are also foldable in the transverse direction, due to the transverse connections between the frame tubes of the frame sections being formed by connecting bars which are adapted to be folded in or substantially in the plane of the respective frame section. The aid is adapted to be used both as a walking aid (rollator) and as a passive wheel chair.

Abstract: An expandable stroller includes a frame assembly that has a front portion and a rear portion. The front portion is slidably coupled to the rear portion such that a length of the frame assembly is adustable. A first seat member is coupled to the front portion of the frame assembly. A second seat member is coupled to the rear portion of the frame assembly. The second seat member is for supporting a second child in a seated position when the user puts the second child in the second seat member when the frame assembly is extended to full length. The first seat member is positionable adjacent the second seat member when the front portion of the frame assembly is slid with respect to the rear portion of the frame assembly such that the frame assembly is for only accommodating one child.

Abstract: A stroller includes a stroller frame and a seat assembly attached to the stroller frame. The seat assembly has a seat and a backrest extending from a back side of the seat. The stroller also includes an infant retention member having a main section mounted to the seat assembly. The retention member is movable between a stowed position and a use position. When the retention member is in the stowed position, the main section lies over the seat so that an infant sitting on the seat sits on the main section. When the retention member is in the use position, the main section stands substantially upright from the seat to block forward movement of an infant lying on the seat.

Abstract: A child seat structure for attachment to a stroller frame includes a child seat having a seat cushion and a seat back support. The seat cushion has a front portion with at least one tab affixed thereto. The child seat structure also includes a passenger support base attachable to the stroller frame. The passenger support base has a trough and at least one opening through the trough. The passenger support base also has at least one projection thereon, such that the tab can pass through the opening and connect to the projection to secure the front portion of the seat cushion in the trough of the passenger support base.

Abstract: A wheelchair (10) comprises a seat member (14) pivotally mounted on support beam (16) of a chassis (12). The chassis (12) includes a pair of spaced-apart side elements (18), each depending from the support beam (16) and having a first part (20) supporting a front ground-engaging wheel (22) and a second part (24) supporting a rear ground-engaging wheel (26). A bracing member (32) extends between the second parts (24) of the side elements (18), and supports a variable length strut (68). The variable length strut (68) extends from the bracing member (32) to rearward part (66) of seat member (14) and controls pivotal movement of seat member (14) around support beam (16).

Abstract: A foldable wheelchair includes a pair of side frames each of which have generally horizontal upper and lower members which are connected by generally vertical front and back legs. A pair of cross arms are located between the side frames and each arm has a base portion connected to a lower side frame member. A top portion of each cross arm is connected to an upper side frame member through a positioning link. The side frames are laterally and vertically positioned with respect to each other by a pair of positioning braces each located on a base portion of a different cross brace. Each brace contacts the top portion of the remaining cross brace and thus positions the side frame. The wheelchair has a removable rigid seat to permit access to the cross braces so the wheelchair can be folded.

Abstract: A device which functions as a conventional wheelchair, a dynamic seating device, a stander and a hands-free walker. The device raises the user to a standing position from a seated position, allowing the user to propel the device by the user's legs and feet. The seat carriage is slideably attached to vertical support members such that the seat carriage may be slid and positioned from a lower position to an upper position and from the upper position to the lower position. As the seat carriage is raised, the seat swings from generally horizontal first position to a generally vertical second position. As the seat carriage is lowered, the seat swings from the second position to the first position.

Abstract: A visually appealing rollable, collapsible chair comprising a cushioned seat, stability handles projecting outwardly from opposite sides of the seat and being foldable under the seat, wheeled front and rear legs, a seat back including a continuous upside down u-shaped rod and a seat back cushion, a pair of handle bars for pushing the occupant while seated, a substantially rectangular leg rest spanning the width of the chair and supported by a fifth wheel, a cane holder, a net and a removable arm rest assembly comprising a substantially flat arm rest having a clip on a bottom thereof, an L-shaped bar made of a short side, a long side and a vertical side perpendicular to the short side, the bottom of the arm rest clipping and resting on the long side of the L-shaped bar, the arm rest including a larger portion that is foldable upwardly for drawing.

Abstract: A jogging stroller for carrying a baby includes three wheels mounted on a frame that holds a cloth seat and includes frame rails that project upwardly and rearwardly from a single front wheel to a horizontal handlebar member at the rear of the stroller. A pair of handles are attached to the handlebar members by a clamp and these include a stem member that extends outwardly from the stroller handlebar and are connected to a perpendicular handle element that can rotate about the stem member and the stem members can be rotated about the axis of the horizontal stroller handlebar and can be slid along the handlebar. The handle elements can be fixed in space in a position desired by the user or can be left loose enough to rotate during use. The handle elements have a coil spring inside a grip member, allowing the handles to flex as the user jogs, thereby permitting more natural motion of the hands and shoulders during jogging.

Abstract: A foldable stroller includes a main frame with two front legs and two suspending rods pivoted, to the front legs to be turnable between folded and unfolded positions. Two handle rods are pivoted to two linking levers which are mounted pivotally to the suspending rods so as to be turnable relative to the main frame. A guarding rail has two pivoted ends pivoted to the handle rods. A backrest frame has two lower stile ends pivoted to the linking levers. A holding member is secured to the guarding rail and the backrest frame. Thus, when the handle rods are pushed forward, downward movement of the guarding rail induces a force to the holding member so as to fold the backrest frame.

Abstract: A laterally collapsible wheelchair includes a restraint system for preventing lateral movement of wheelchair occupants. The restraint system includes a pair of lateral supports, which are releasably attached to restrict the movement of a person seated in the wheelchair. The wheelchair is laterally collapsible to allow for ease of transportation and storage. The restraint system is provided to restrain a wheelchair occupant without hindering the lateral collapsibility of the wheelchair. The restraint system is releasably attachable to a backing material of a back portion of the wheelchair. In one embodiment, the backing material is a netting material which allows for easy attachment of the restraint system.

Abstract: A stroller includes a stroller frame, a wheel unit mounted on the stroller frame, a resistance providing unit mounted on the stroller frame for providing resistance against rotation of the wheel unit, and a resistance adjusting member connected to the resistance providing unit for adjusting the resistance.

Abstract: A folding pushchair of the type including a frame comprising in particular two front support arms, two rear support arms and a guide handle (16) mounted on two push arms (15) extending approximately along the line of the front support arms, and being free to move with respect to these support arms, between an unfolded position and a folded position, the handle (16) comprising unlocking means activating at least one unlocking cable (215). The handle (16) is hinged with respect to the push arms (15) through two hinge elements (110), the unlocking cable(s) (215) being guided through the hinge elements (110) such that the distance between the first means of attaching a first end of the cable to the unlocking means and the second means of attaching the second end of the cable to the frame unlocking means is constant for each of the unlocking cables, regardless of the inclination position of the handle.

Abstract: A stroller includes parallel right and left pipes, a pair of armrests each having one end pivotally joined to one of the pipes, a pair of front legs pivotally joined to the armrests, respectively, and provided at the lower ends thereof with front wheels, respectively, a pair of back legs pivotally joined to the armrests, respectively, and provided at the lower ends thereof with back wheels, respectively, and locking members for locking together the back legs and the corresponding pipes. The stroller can be folded in three portions by turning the armrests upward relative to the pipes so that the front legs and the back legs extend substantially in parallel to each other. A substantially U-shaped handle has right and left side parts extended on the outer side of the pipes and is joined pivotally to back leg support members fastened to the lower end parts of the right and the left pipes.

Abstract: An adjustable seat back arrangement for stroller includes two inclination locking devices for selectively locking up a back support on two construction bars respectively, wherein each of the inclination locking devices includes a first and second locking members vertically and spacedly provided between the back support and the respective construction bar and a sliding locker adapted for locking up the first and second locking elements for adjusting a distance between the back support and the respective construction bar so as to adjust an inclined angle between the back support and the seat support.

Abstract: An improved stroller is disclosed. The stroller preferably includes a frame which allows the stroller to collapse from an extended configuration. The stroller also allows an operator to easily collapse the stroller. The invention also provides a locking device to prevent inadvertent collapse of the stroller. The invention includes an actuator assembly in association with the locking device which may be actuated by the operator.

Abstract: A stroller, which incorporates with a car seat fastening arrangement, includes a stroller frame for substantially supporting a car seat thereon. The car seat fastening arrangement includes a holding belt extended from the stroller frame and a connecting unit securely locked up the two ends of the holding belt to form a holding loop, having a predetermined length, for encirclingly holding the car seat on the stroller frame through the fastening slot. Therefore, the car seat is securely supported on the stroller frame and firmly fastened by the two ends of the holding belt connecting with each other through the fastening slot of the car seat.

Abstract: A foldable stroller incorporates with a one-hand operational control device which includes a turn switch rotatably mounted on the stroller. A locking unit includes a locking latch slidably disposed a pusher cavity of the turn switch and a finger trigger arranged to move the locking latch inwardly into the pusher cavity. A resilient unit is provided between the locking latch and a bottom surface of the pusher cavity for urging and retaining the locking latch in an outward position that an outer end of the locking latch is extended to block the turn switch from being rotate so as to lock up the stroller from being folded. In order to fold up the stroller, a user's fingers must grip on the finger trigger inwardly to push the locking latch inward. Then, rotate the turn switch to disengage the first engaging members with the second engaging members respectively.

Abstract: A three wheel jogging stroller having a conversion kit for enabling the stroller to be interchangeable between a single seat and a double seat model. The conversion requiring only the installation of a insert into the handlebar and an insert into the rear axle with a center bar between the handlebar and the front end and a connecting brace between the handlebar and rear axle. The center bar providing support for both seats. Pivoting means for the structural rods and handlebar extensions all being built into the basic stroller chassis. The entire conversion being performed without the need of any auxiliary tools.

Abstract: A carriage for transporting at least one child includes a seat configured to support at least two side-by-side children, a plurality of wheels coupled to the seat, and a restraint system. The restraint system includes a lap belt and a first anchor. The lap belt is coupled to the seat at a first anchor location and a second anchor location. The first anchor is coupled to the seat at a third anchor location intermediate of the first anchor location and the second anchor location. The first anchor is configured to anchor the lap belt at the third anchor location.

Abstract: A stroller includes a stroller frame and a seat assembly attached to the stroller frame. The seat assembly has a seat and a backrest extending from a back side of the seat. The stroller also includes an infant retention member having a main section mounted to the seat assembly. The retention member is movable between a stowed position and a use position. When the retention member is in the stowed position, the main section lies over the seat so that an infant sitting on the seat sits on the main section. When the retention member is in the use position, the main section stands substantially upright from the seat to block forward movement of an infant lying on the seat.

Abstract: An adjustable knuckle has a first knuckle member having a first cable guide and a second knuckle member having a second cable guide. The second knuckle member is rotatable relative to the first knuckle member so that a plurality of angular positions can be established between the first and second knuckle members. First and second cable slack absorption members, such as pulleys, are disposed on the first knuckle member in first and second predetermined positions. The first and second cable slack absorption members are located and dimensioned so that a cable, passing from the first cable guide to the second cable guide, wraps thereon when an angle between the first knuckle member and the second knuckle member changes from a first angle, at which the cable passes between the first and second cable absorption members with a minimum of deflection by either of the first and second cable absorption members, to a second angle.

Abstract: The guard arm with a drink container holding structure is extended between the front end parts of the right and left armrests of the stroller to protect a baby on the stroller. The guard arm includes a flexible guide arm body connecting the front end parts of the right and left armrests, and a pair of drink container holding members formed of a comparatively hard material and connected to the opposite ends of the guard arm body, respectively. The drink container holding members are detachably connected to the front end parts of the armrests, respectively. Also, the drink container holding members are provided with recesses for receiving drink containers therein in their upper surfaces, respectively.

Abstract: A baby carriage includes a pair of front legs 12, 12 each having a front wheel 11 at its lower end of the leg 12, a pair of rear legs 14, 14 each having a rear wheel 13 at its lower end of the leg 14, a pair of side connecting rods 23, 23 each having one end rotatably connected to a middle part of the front leg 12 and the other end rotatably connected to a middle part of the rear leg 14, a pair of handle pipes 18, 18 having their middle parts rotatably connected to upper parts of the rear legs 14, 14 respectively and a pair of locking mechanisms 25, 25 connecting respective lower ends of the handle pipes 18, 18 with upper ends of the front legs 12, 12 respectively.

Abstract: Featured is an anti-tip device for regulating the amount of allowable tilting for an apparatus, such as a wheeled conveyance including a wheelchair, in one of a backward, forward or sideways direction. The anti-tip device includes a housing that is secured to the frame or support structure of the apparatus, in which housing is rotatably secured a support arm. The housing is configured so the support arm is in either a rest position or an operable position. The rest position generally corresponds to the non-tilted condition of the apparatus and in the operable position, the housing engages the support arm. Engagement of the support arm with the housing coupled with the distal end being in contact with the support surface prevents further rotation of the support arm and thus further tilting of the apparatus.

Abstract: A convertible tandem stroller includes a releasable lateral and longitudinal coupling system for permitting cojoint and independent movement of a pair of strollers. The coupling system does not have to be removed and stowed for independent operation. To permit compact lateral coupling of the strollers one of the front wheels may be raised during tandem operation by a hinge assembly and tethering connector.

Abstract: A wheelchair that includes a number of quick release assemblies which allow a user to readily vary the wheel camber angles. The quick release assemblies can be locked and unlocked without any tools, thereby allowing the user to vary the camber angles at any time or location. Additionally, the quick release assemblies extend through a number of apertures that provide discrete angle positions that readily allow a user to quickly select one of a variety of camber angles.

Abstract: The buggy includes a frame with front and rear wheels, a pull and push bar, and front wheel bars and rear wheel bars that support the front and rear wheels and which are connected to the pull and push bar, and a seat accommodated in the frame. The buggy is provided on either side with a coupling device for the rotatable connection of the pull and push bar and the front wheel and rear wheel bars, this coupling device being equipped for the detachable fitting of the seat.

Abstract: A jogging stroller has a collapsible frame comprising two side rails having rear ends pivotably coupled to handle, two front wheel sub-frames having rear ends pivotably coupled to front ends of side rails and front ends rotatably coupled to a front wheel, two rear wheel sub-frames having front ends pivotably coupled to front ends of side rails and rear ends rotatably coupled to rear wheels, two base rails having front ends pivotably coupled to front wheel sub-frames and rear ends pivotably coupled to handle, and a seat assembly extended upwardly from base rails and including a front seat and a rear seat in a longitudinally aligned relationship to the front seat. In collapsing, front wheel sub-frames and rear wheel sub-frames are pivoted toward side rails, handle is pivoted toward side rails, and base rails are moved to abut on side rails as the pivoting of front wheel sub-frames and handle, resulting in a reduction of storage space.

Abstract: A stroller brake with supporting function has a main body, a control pedal and an engaging rod. The control pedal is connected to an upper edge of the main body. The engaging rod is secured to a lower part of the main body. The main body is pivoted to a lower end of a rear wheel connecting member from an upper part so that it can be moved between a locking position where first holes of the main body engages lateral positioning protrusions of the rear wheel connecting member and where the engaging rod engages engaging rooms of the rear wheel and an unlocking position where second holes engages the lateral positioning protrusions to keep the engaging rod engage off the engaging rooms. When the stroller is folded, and the brake moved to the locking position, the stroller can be supported in an upright position by the rear wheels and the brakes.

Abstract: An ice chest or portable cooler is combined with a child stroller to transport small children in seat assemblies that are integral with the lid or cover of the cooler. The ice chest-stroller rolls along on a front and rear axle/wheel assembly and can be either pulled by means of a retractable tow bar or pushed by means of a fold-down push handle. Convenient drawer storage units are located under the front and rear child seats on top of the cooler body lid. To access food and beverages inside the cooler, the entire lid assembly with storage drawers and child seats is lifted up from the top on a hinge attached to the side of the lid assembly and cooler body.

Abstract: There is disclosed a folding device for a foldable stroller, comprising a switch button (10), a handle portion (12), a linkage portion (14), an engaging means (16) and a spring (18), and characterized in that the handle portion (12) has an opening (121) through which the protrusion portion (161) of the engaging means (16) passes, a hole (122) for accommodating and fixing the upper supporting member (11) of the stroller, two lugs (123, 124) for fixing the rear supporting member (15) of the stroller, and a spring receiving portion (125) for holding the spring (18); the linkage portion (14) has a hole (141) and is used for linking the upper supporting member (11) of the stroller and the lower supporting member (13) of the stroller together; the switch button (10) has a depressing portion (101) on the top and a recess (102) at the bottom for accommodating the protrusion portion (161) of the engaging means (16); the engaging means (16) has a protrusion portion (161) which is accommodated and secured in the recess

Abstract: A foldable structure for an infant stroller has a frame of an extended length for holding one or more seats. The frame is foldable and includes a handle bracket, armrests, front wheel brackets, rear wheel brackets and a seat bracket. The seat is mounted to the seat bracket. The seat has a backrest supported by an extendable rod. The extendable rod consists of an inner rod and an outer rod. The outer rod has a longitudinal trough to allow the inner rod to slide reciprocally therein. For installation, the inner rod is inserted into the longitudinal trough of the outer rod, pivotally engaged with the armrest, and the outer rod is pivotally engaged with the seat bracket. After completing all pivotal fastening, the armrest and seat bracket form a restriction to prevent the extendable rod from separating from the structure. When the frame is folding, the extendable rod is safer to use and more appealing because of no jutting screws or pins.

Abstract: A powered movable chair controllable by a user. The chair includes a frame, a powered apparatus mounted to the frame to power the movable chair, and a controller including a control circuit coupled to the powered apparatus. The control circuit includes at least two switches for selectively controlling a change of the status of the powered apparatus between a locked state and an unlocked state. The control circuit is operable to generate an output signal allowing control of the powered apparatus in the unlocked state and preventing control of the powered apparatus in the locked state. The control circuit is further operable to change from the unlocked state to the locked state when a user operates only a first switch of the at least two switches, and to change from the locked state to the unlocked state when a user operates two switches of the at least two switches.

Abstract: A folding baby carriage comprising: a pair of front leg levers hinged turnably to be folded to the lower portions of a pair of hand levers for supporting a pair of front wheels; and a pair of rear leg levers hinged turnably to be folded to the lower portions of the paired hand levers for supporting a pair of rear wheels, the front leg levers being turned upward so that they are folded generally in parallel with the hand levers, and the rear leg levers being turned downward so that they are folded generally in parallel with the hand levers. Further comprised is a self-supported leg attached to the lower portion of the rear leg levers so that it can be let off to ground on the earth.

Abstract: A locking device for collapsable stroller is located at the gripping portion of handle. The locking device comprises a housing, a pair of meshed gear members in the housing pivotal in two different opposite directions, a push button engaged with gear members, and a pair of steel cables coupled to the gear members. Whereby, pressing a push button pulls steel cables toward the center of gripping portion, thereby unlocking the latches so as to unfold the stroller thereafter. The stroller further comprises a safety mechanism at the upper side of one gear member. Safety mechanism comprises a pawl-like member caught by the gear member in the locked state of the stroller, thus preventing latches from accidentally being unlocked.

Abstract: A detachable front guider arrangement incorporates with a stroller, which includes a front guider and a pair of coupling means for detachably coupling two ends of the front guider with two front leg frames of a front frame of the stroller respectively. Each of the coupling means includes a locking latch outwardly protruded from the respective front leg frame and a joint member mounted on the end of the front guider and detachably coupled with the front leg frame. A locking groove is formed on the joint member and arranged to engage with the locking latch so as to lock up the joint member on the front leg frame. Therefore, the front guider is capable of detachably attaching to the front frame of the stroller by securely mounting the joint members on the front leg frames respectively.

Abstract: An inflatable stroller wheel arrangement incorporated with a stroller includes a pair of driving wheel assemblies rotatably attached to two bottom portions of two first leg frames of the stroller respectively and a pair of steering wheel assemblies rotatably and coaxially attached to two bottom ends of two second leg frames of the stroller respectively. Each steering wheel assembly includes a wheel axle, a coupling hub for rotatably coupling the respective second leg frame with the wheel axle, and a pair of steering wheels rotatably mounted on two ends of the wheel axle. Each steering wheel includes rim frame having a stem hole coaxially mounted on the end of the wheel axle, a wheel tire encirclingly mounted on the rim frame, and an inflatable bladder received in the wheel tire having a valve stem extended to an exterior of the rim frame through the stem hole.

Abstract: A disclosed walker is a three sided framework allowing quick connect/disconnect to the frame of a conventional standard wheelchair. The walker is formed with a front and two side assemblies pivotally linked to the front assembly. When the walker is not connected to a wheelchair, the side assemblies and front assemblies pivot and collapse into a “z” pattern forming a flat, compact package. For connection to a wheelchair, the sides assemblies unfold perpendicularly to the front assembly, and are locked into place by a horizontal crossbar. U-shaped securing clips located at the rear ends of the walker's side assemblies, drop over and straddle horizontal frame members of the wheelchair tightly grasping the wheelchair's frame members. The stability of the walker/wheelchair combination is enhanced by outward bends of the front vertical sections of the walker which terminate in swivel caster supports.

Abstract: A laterally collapsible wheelchair includes a restraint system for preventing lateral movement of wheelchair occupants. The restraint system includes a pair of lateral supports, which are releasably attached to restrict the movement of a person seated in the wheelchair. The wheelchair is laterally collapsible to allow for ease of transportation and storage. The restraint system is provided to restrain a wheelchair occupant without hindering the lateral collapsibility of the wheelchair. The restraint system is releasably attachable to a backing material of a back portion of the wheelchair. In one embodiment, the backing material is a netting material which allows for easy attachment of the restraint system.

Abstract: A stroller push cart (1) for a young infant, including an infant carrier (2) and a frame (3) equipped with wheels (23) on which the infant carrier can be mounted. The infant carrier (2) includes a shell (5) and a handle (6) and presents a relatively rigid structure. The ends of the handle (6) are mounted in a pivoting fashion on opposite sides of the infant carrier (2). Assembly and locking mechanisms are arranged in part on the infant carrier (2) and in part on the frame (3). The disembly and locking mechanisms selectively interconnect to permit detachable installation of the infant carrier (2) on the frame (3). The frame (3) includes pivotally connected supports (20, 21) and is without a handle.

Abstract: A folding stroller has right and left front legs (2) and right and left rear legs (4) interconnected so as to be extendible and contractible in the right and left directions. A footrest (24) includes two support arms (61, 63) respectively having inner end parts pivotally connected with a pin (62). The footrest (24) is kept straight by a footrest locking mechanism including a sliding block (69) provided with a locking tongue (70) for restraining the two support arms (61, 63) from turning on the pin (62). A release wire (75) is extended inside the front leg (2) and has one end connected to the sliding block (69) and the other end connected to a pulley (76) supported for rotation in the front leg (2). A slot (77) is formed in a rear part of the front leg (2) facing a handle post (5a) in parallel to the axis of the front leg (2). The pulley (76) includes an operating lever (76a) projecting through the slot (77).

Abstract: A stroller includes parallel right and left pipes (17), a pair of armrests (16) each having one end pivotally joined to the pipe (17), a pair of front legs (12) pivotally joined to thearmrests (16), respectively, and provided at the lower ends thereof with front wheels (11), respectively, a pair of back legs (14) pivotally joined to the armrests (16), respectively, and provided at the lower ends thereof with back wheels (13), respectively, and locking members (26) for locking together the back legs (14) and the corresponding pipes (17). The stroller can be folded in three by turning the armrests (16) upward relative to the pipes (17) so that the front legs (12) and the back legs (14) extend substantially in parallel to each other. A substantially U-shaped handle (15) has right and left side parts extended on the outer side of the pipes (17) and is joined pivotally to back leg support members (23) fastened to the lower end parts of the right and the left pipe (17).

Abstract: A juvenile stroller includes a stroller frame including a push handle and a thermally insulated container carried on the push handle. In some embodiments, the thermally insulated container is suspended from a console tray mounted on a pair of tubular handle arms included in the push handle. In other embodiments, the thermally insulated container is coupled to a lid frame mounted on the tubular handle arms and a lid is coupled to the lid frame to open and close a top opening into the container.