초록

The present disclosure is an altered backpack, which allows the wearer to reconfigure the shoulder straps while wearing, swing the backpack around to the wearer's front, and access the contents of the backpack while still wearing the backpack.

대표청구항 ▼

What is claimed is: 1. A backpack, comprising: a. a backpack with a first primary shoulder strap and a second primary shoulder strap; and, b. said first primary shoulder strap comprising two segments, an upper segment with a first end connected near a top of said backpack and a lower segment with a

What is claimed is: 1. A backpack, comprising: a. a backpack with a first primary shoulder strap and a second primary shoulder strap; and, b. said first primary shoulder strap comprising two segments, an upper segment with a first end connected near a top of said backpack and a lower segment with a first end connected near a bottom of said backpack, and whose second ends are separably connected together; and, c. a buckle separably connecting said second ends of said upper and lower segments of said first primary shoulder strap; and, d. a handle attached near to said second end of said upper segment of said first primary shoulder strap; and, e. a secondary strap with a first end attached near a bottom of said second primary shoulder strap and a second end attached nearer a top of said second primary shoulder strap; and, f. a waist strap connected to said secondary shoulder strap and separably connected to said second primary shoulder strap; and, g. a buckle separably connecting said waist strap to said second primary shoulder strap; and, h. a clip on a rear of said backpack. 2. A backpack, as in claim 1, further comprising an alignment means, on said secondary shoulder strap, of aiding said second primary shoulder strap to stay in parallel alignment with said secondary shoulder strap while said backpack is on a wearer's back. 3. A backpack, as in claim 2, wherein said alignment means is a snap separably holding said secondary shoulder strap against said second primary shoulder strap. 4. A backpack, as in claim 2, wherein said alignment means is a bracket. 5. A backpack, as in claim 2, wherein said alignment means is a snap and bracket. 6. A backpack, comprising: a. a backpack with a first primary shoulder strap and a second primary shoulder strap; and, b. said first primary shoulder strap comprising two segments, an upper segment with a first end connected near a top of said backpack and a lower segment with a first end connected near a bottom of said backpack, and whose second ends are separably connected together; and, c. a buckle separably connecting said second ends of said upper and lower segments of said first primary shoulder strap; and, d. a secondary strap with a first end attached near a bottom of said second primary shoulder strap and a second end attached nearer a top of said second primary shoulder strap, said secondary strap and second primary shoulder strap thereby forming a loop through which a wearer can place an arm; and e. a waist strap connected to said secondary strap, separably connected to said second primary shoulder strap. 7. A backpack, as in claim 6, further comprising a clip on a rear of said backpack. 8. A backpack, as in claim 6, further comprising an alignment means, on said secondary shoulder strap, of aiding said second primary shoulder strap to stay in parallel alignment with said secondary shoulder strap while said backpack is on the wearer's back. 9. A backpack, as in claim 8, wherein said alignment means is a snap and bracket. 10. A backpack, comprising: a. a backpack with a first primary shoulder strap and a second primary shoulder strap; and, b. said first primary shoulder strap comprising two segments, an upper segment with a first end connected near a top of said backpack and a lower segment with a first end connected near a bottom of said backpack, and whose second ends are separably connected together; and, c. a secondary shoulder strap with a first end attached near a bottom of said second primary shoulder strap and a second end attached nearer a top of said second primary shoulder strap, said secondary shoulder strap and second primary shoulder strap thereby creating a loop through which a wearer can place an arm; and, d. further comprising a waist strap connected to said secondary shoulder strap and separably connected to said second primary shoulder strap. 11. A backpack, as in claim 10, wherein a buckle separably connects said second ends of said upper and lower segments of said first primary shoulder strap. 12. A backpack, comprising: a. a plurality of primary shoulder straps, at least one of which has a lower end which can be readily disconnected from said backpack; and, b. at least one secondary shoulder strap which is attached near a top and bottom of a primary shoulder strap, said primary shoulder strap being opposite a disconnectable primary shoulder strap, said secondary shoulder strap capable of draping over the back of a wearer's shoulder; and, c. a waist strap, which is attached to said secondary shoulder strap, and capable of wrapping around said wearer's waist and separably attaching to the primary shoulder strap to which said secondary shoulder strap is connected.