JP2023505104A - Carrying bag for storing spare shoes - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention stores a change shoe (2), especially a stiletto heel, comprising at least a first bag (1a) and further comprising a second bag (1b) for storing the change shoe (2). It relates to a carrying bag (1) for The second bag (1b) comprises a closure system (5b) that can close the interior of the second bag (1b) and open for the changing shoes (2). The first bag (1a) has a separation surface (3b) of the first bag (1a) and a separation surface (3b) of the second bag (1b) facing the separation surface (3b) of the first bag (1a). It is fixed to or on the common separation surface (3b, 4a) on the second bag (1b) by means of a fixing system (5a) formed by 4a). The fastening system (5a) is configured such that the first bag (1a) is completely removable from the second bag (1b). [Selection diagram] Fig. 2

Description

The present invention relates to a carrying bag for storing change shoes according to claim 1 and a parts kit according to claim 19.

Bags for storing shoes are known, especially in the area of sports associated with sneakers. For example, indoor-only shoes that are designed for use in sports halls and cannot be worn outside can be stored in such bags. Such bags are usually designed to accommodate other sports accessories and are not suitable in their size and design for other uses such as use as women's handbags.

On the one hand, women prefer two pairs of shoes, e.g., comfortable shoes for longer walks and elegant high heels for wearing in restaurants, clubs, weddings, etc. (which are relatively uncomfortable to walk on). (which can cause leg pain) and are commonly known to carry Usually the second pair of shoes is carried in a second handbag or plastic bag, which has the drawback of having to carry a second "bag" in addition to the lady's handbag, and is also aesthetically pleasing. not good either.

The object of the present invention is to create a practical and versatile handbag.

This object is achieved in a first aspect of the invention with the features of claim 1 . For this reason, a carrying bag is provided for storing a change of shoes. The carrying bag has a front portion, a back portion, a top portion and a bottom portion forming a carrying bag bottom portion. The carrying bag includes at least a first bag and a second bag for storing change shoes. The second bag is provided with a closure system in which the change shoes can be closed and removed therefrom.
The first bag is secured by a fastening system to or to a common separation plane formed by the separation plane of the first bag and the separation plane of the second bag facing the separation plane of the first bag. It is mountable on the separation surface. The fastening system is configured so that the first bag can be completely removed from the second bag.

An advantage of the present invention is that only one carrying bag needs to be carried, which on the one hand provides space for the essential accessories of the wearer in the first bag and on the other hand the second. To provide a separate space for changing shoes within the second bag. The modular design of the carrying bag containing two bags is advantageous due to its flexibility. The items can also be stored separately in each of the first bag and the second bag within the carrying bag. Moreover, for example, depending on each event, only a small first bag can be carried as a women's bag and a second bag containing shoes can be left in the wardrobe. When the event is over, the second bag can be removed, the shoes can be changed, and then the second bag can be reattached to the first bag.

In a preferred embodiment, the separating surface of the carrying bag faces the bag bottom and the central region of the separating surface is located closer to the bag bottom than the edge regions of the separating surface. This embodiment allows the higher back of the stiletto shoe to be accommodated within the edge region due to the special shape of the second bag having edge regions that are higher than the central region, while the second bag is located within this region. Even with a low bag height, it has the additional advantage that the flat front of the shoe can be easily accommodated in the central area. This saves space.

Preferably, in this embodiment at least part of the separation surface is substantially convex when viewed from the bottom of the bag. Substantially convex should be understood here to mean that the central region projects with respect to the edge regions of the second bag when viewed from the bottom of the bag. In the present context, this need not necessarily be a purely curved surface, but may have straight portions.

It is also preferred that a partition wall is arranged inside the second bag and divides the inside into two compartments, so that the changing shoes can each be accommodated in one compartment without contacting each other. Advantageously, this measure ensures that the shoes do not soil each other. In this embodiment it is also preferred that the partition is flexible so that it can conform to the shape of the change shoe (2). This advantageously allows the partition wall to adapt to the prevailing shoe shape, even when shoes of different shapes are typically used. Furthermore, the partition is preferably removable so that the second bag can accommodate other objects in other applications, particularly requiring a larger volume than that occupied by a single shoe.

In embodiments, the fastening system comprises at least one zipper for fastening the first bag to the second bag. In this regard, the zipper preferably extends along the entire contour of the separation surface, which allows rapid fastening and separation of the bag in a single operation. Alternatively, two or more zippers may be provided that may close or open a portion of the separation plane contour, depending on the geometry of the bag.

Alternatively or additionally, the fixation system may comprise at least one magnet in each of the first and second bags, which interact on the separation surface to attract the first by magnetic attraction. Secure one bag to the second bag. This means alternatively also allows the bag to be fastened or released quickly and at the same time offers the advantage that the fastening system is invisible from the outside. In addition, the (permanent) magnets do not have the risk of being damaged or rendered non-functional, as is often the case with zippers. When used in addition to a zipper, the magnets, especially in the case of separation surfaces made of a soft material, hold these separation surfaces together on the separation surface and the interior spaces of the first and second bags are separated from each other by the bags. is full, providing the advantage that, for example, the separation surface does not sag into the interior space of one bag under the influence of the weight of the contents of the other bag.

Alternatively or additionally, the fastening system can include at least one hook and loop tape on each of the first bag and the second bag. In known embodiments, hook-and-loop straps with hooks of one bag are hook-and-loop straps with loops of the other bag on the separation surface to secure the first bag to the second bag. Cooperate with the strap. The advantages are similar to using magnets, with the added advantage that hook and loop fasteners are cheaper and lighter.

Another aspect of the invention relates to a kit of parts for a carrying bag according to the invention, comprising at least a first bag, a second bag and at least one carrying strap. Advantageously, the carrying bag according to the invention can be provided as a kit of parts, and the first bag or the second bag can also be procured separately as replacement parts.

Further embodiments, advantages and applications of the invention result from the dependent claims and the following description based on the drawings. It is shown below:

1 is a schematic front view of the front part of a carrying bag according to the invention; FIG. 2 is a view showing the carrying bag of FIG. 1 with change shoes stored inside a second bag; FIG. Fig. 10 is a top view of the carrying bag showing the access opening of the first bag; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention; Fig. 4 is a schematic front view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention;

The designations "top", "bottom" and "side" should be interpreted in text with reference to the normal orientation of the drawings.
A "separation surface" is understood in the present context as the contact surface of the two separation surface portions of the first and second bags when attached to each other.
When we refer hereinafter to "the separation surface faces the bottom part of the bag", it means that the separation surface is not perpendicular to the bottom part of the bag, in other words, at least part of the separation surface faces the bottom part of the bag. is not a 90° angle.
The bottom part of the bag itself, when used as intended, is assumed to always rest on a corresponding support, which for example is considered horizontal in all figures. In this context, the bottom part of the bag always refers to the carrying bag as a whole.
In all figures the first bag is hatched, unlike the second bag, for clarity.
In the figures, identical reference numerals indicate identical or identically acting components.

FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of the front part of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention for storing change shoes 2 . In this document, high-heeled shoes are used as an example, as they require a particularly large amount of space due to their shape. However, it goes without saying that the carrying bag 1 according to the invention is also suitable for other types of shoes, which in particular must be accommodated in the bag in order to ensure compatibility of the shoes. The carrying bag 1 comprises a first bag 1a having a first access opening 3c and a first separation surface 3b, here a first bottom surface 3b, and a change shoe 2, as described above. and a second bag 1b. The second bag 1b has a separation surface portion 4a facing the first separation surface portion (first bottom surface portion 3b). In this embodiment, the bottom part of the bag corresponds to the bottom part 4b of the second bag. Separation surface portions 3b and 4a face each other when the carrying bag is in the fixed state and form a separation surface. The separation plane extends vertically into the image plane of FIG. This applies to all front views of the subsequent embodiments.

Preferably, the bag bottom portion 4b is reinforced with a rigid material. In particular, the bag bottom portion 4b is preferably reinforced, since on the one hand the entire weight of the carrying bag rests on the bag bottom portion when the carrying bag is put down. On the other hand, this increases the resistance of the bottom 4b of the bag to the action of the heel on this bottom, especially in the case of a pointed stiletto heel. Furthermore, it is preferred that the first bottom surface portion 3b of the first bag and/or the separation surface portion 4a of the second bag are reinforced with a rigid material. This allows easier connection between the two bags, depending on the shape of the separation surface, especially if more than one zipper is used.

The carrying bag 1 further comprises a fastening system 5a for fastening the first bag 1a to the second bag 1b. The fastening system 5a is configured such that the first bag 1a is completely removable from the second bag 1b when the fastening is released. Preferably, the fastening system 5a is formed by at least one zipper, whereby the first bottom surface 3b of the first bag 1a is fastened along its contour to the separating surface 4a of the second bag 1b. obtain.

The use of a single zipper is particularly useful when the top portion 3a (see FIG. 3) of the first bag is relatively wide and/or does not form sharp edges with the front or back portion of the first bag 1a. In this case, it may be advantageous that the first bag 1a can be removed from the second bag 1b at once. However, depending on the design of the carrying bag 1, the front part (shown in FIG. 1) and the back part (not visible) of the carrying bag 1 may each be provided with a zipper for fastening. This is advantageous if the upper side of the first bag 1a is narrow and/or forms sharp edges with the front or back of the carrying bag 1, otherwise a single zipper would Either open or closed, this can be a problem at the transition to the top of the first bag or from the top to the front or back. Alternatively, of course, it is also possible to implement the fastening system 5a by a snap-in system such as a clip fastener, hook and loop fastener, or by magnets. Hook-and-loop fasteners, or magnets, may also be implemented on the separation surfaces in the manner previously described.

The carrying bag 1 includes a carrying strap 8 that can optionally be attached to a first holder 6a (lace hole) on the first bag 1a or a second holder 6b (lace hole) on the second bag 1b. . Advantageously, this allows the respective bag or the entire carrying bag 1 to be carried. In the example above, the second bag 1b can be left in the wardrobe, in which case the carrying strap 8 is removed from the holder 6b and attached to the holder 6a, so that the first bag 1a can be conveniently carried. be able to.

However, apart from their intended function, the carrying strap can also serve as part of the securing system. In this case, the carrying strap is attached at each end to the respective lanyard 6a of the first bag and at the same time to the lanyard 6b of the second bag, as shown in FIG. However, it can also serve as the sole fastening system, in which case the zippers on the separating surfaces 3b, 4a can be omitted.

In an embodiment, the carrying bag comprises at least one additional holder 6c, for example also in the form of a lanyard, in the area of the bottom part of the bag. Two backpack straps may be provided, each attached at one end to an additional holder 6c and at the other end to one of the first holders 6a or one of the second holders 6b, As a result, the carrying bag can be carried as a backpack. It is also possible to use the carrying strap 8 for this purpose if the additional holder 6c is designed like a carabiner, so that the center of the carrying strap 8 can be clamped in it. can be done. This forms two loops, each embodying a backpack strap.

In the second bag 1b of this embodiment, the separating surface 4a is located in the central region (the region around the arrow 3b) of the bag 4b rather than in the peripheral region (the region of the holder 6b) further away from the bottom of the bag. close to the bottom. In the example described herein, the central region extends to a maximum length corresponding to approximately one third of the full width of the front surface. As mentioned above, in the preferred embodiment the separation surface 4a of the second bag 1b is substantially convex when viewed from the bottom 4b of the bag. The advantage of the shape of the apex 4a is best seen in conjunction with FIG. The heel region of the shoe 2 can be accommodated in both edge regions, while the front region (toe) of the shoe 2, which occupies little space, can be accommodated in the central region. Thereby, the first bag 1a can utilize the space above the toe. This space is most efficiently utilized when the first bottom portion 3b of the first bag 1a coincides with the top portion 4a of the second bag 1b. That is, when the two bags 1a and 1b are connected, the bottom surface (separation surface) of the first bag 1a is located over a wide area on the top surface (separation surface) of the second bag 1b. Obviously, the bulbous/convex area can also be used to contain objects within the first bag 1a. In other words, the space saved in the toe area of the second bag is used for the first bag. Although this embodiment is preferred, for design reasons, for example, the first bottom portion 3b may have a different configuration and may not coincide with the top portion 4a over the entire extent of the separating surface.

The second bag 1b comprises a closure system 5b, by means of which the access opening of the second bag 1b for the change shoes 2 (see FIG. 1 in connection with FIG. 2) can be closed and opened. . In this embodiment, a zipper 5b opens and closes the front part substantially formed by the flap 9. As shown in FIG. The flap 9 is folded upwards when the zipper is opened. In another embodiment, two zippers may be provided, each capable of opening and closing a portion of the front in a flap-like fashion.

However, the closure system may also be configured differently. In another embodiment, at least one zipper (not shown) is provided along at least part of the bag bottom portion 4b, in particular along the entire bag bottom portion and also along the side portion 11 of the second bag 1b. It is provided so as to extend The zipper may extend in the middle of the bag bottom part 4b of the bag or along the contour of the bag bottom part, so that the changing shoes are inserted from below into the bag bottom part of the second bag 1b and It may be removed therefrom, which may be particularly useful if the second bottom part is soft.

In a further embodiment, the closure system includes two lateral zippers (not shown) by which one of the changing shoes 2 is inserted from one side of the second bag 1b in the direction of arrow 11. Then, the other of the changing shoes 2 can be inserted from the other side of the second bag 1b and removed therefrom. Each zipper here may extend centrally on the sides or on the perimeter of the sides.

FIG. 2 shows the carrying bag of FIG. 1, in which the second bag 1b is shown released, the changing shoes 2 inside the second bag 1b, but for the sake of clarity 1 flaps 9 are not shown.

A partition wall 7 is arranged in the inner space of the second bag 1b, so that the changing shoes 2 can be accommodated in the second bag 1b without coming into contact with each other. As mentioned above, the partition wall 7 is preferably flexible so that it can conform to the shape of the change shoe 2, thereby facilitating the placement of the change shoe 2 in the interior space. Become. As in the other embodiments, the partition wall 7 is shown here as a dashed line formed by two parts and having one corner for the sake of simplicity. Throughout this specification, this indication is intended merely to describe the flexibility and conformity of the partition to the shape of the shoe, and as it applies to other embodiments, it is repeated. I will not explain. Furthermore, it is preferred that the partition wall 7 is removable so that the second bag is also suitable for other purposes, for example for placing objects larger in volume than shoes. For this purpose, the partition 7 can be fixed, for example, by hook and loop fasteners or the like.

The partition wall 7 divides the interior into two compartments 10, whereby the two compartments 10 can overlap vertically or horizontally, so that the changing shoes 2 are placed in the compartments 10 where the toes overlap, respectively. can be stored. A vertical division (as shown in FIG. 2) is preferred, meaning that the partition wall 7 faces area-wise towards the bottom of the bag. That is, the changing shoes 2 overlap vertically. A horizontal division (towards the drawing plane of the figure, not shown) means that the partition faces, in area, the front or rear of the carrying bag 1 . In this embodiment, the toes are arranged side by side rather than one above the other as in vertical partitions. Although this takes up more space in the horizontal direction (in the drawing plane of FIG. 2), the first bag 1a can be made lower in the central region (where the convexity is more pronounced) and thus its interior provide more space for

Preferably, the inner wall of the second bag 1b is made of or coated with a water-impermeable material such as plastic, and this can optionally be applied to the first bag 1a as well. Advantageously, this material prevents water penetration, for example when the shoes are worn in the rain, thus preventing damage to the normally high-quality outer material of the carrying bag 1 and the first bag 1a. prevent moisture from penetrating into Furthermore, this allows the interior to be cleaned more easily, which is desirable with respect to the entry of road dirt into the interior when the shoe is stored after use.

As regards the length of the carrying bag (the length of the bottom part 4b in the figure), the carrying bag 1 can be dimensioned uniformly according to the usual maximum size of women's shoes, or it can be made individually by tailor-made production. , or to another standard for shoe sizes. In the exemplary embodiment, the length of the second bottom portion 4b is 29.8 cm.

Considering the same, the carrying bag 1 can also have different maximum heights (edge regions) inside the second bag 1b, or unit heights, or adjusted heights. This depends on what maximum heel height should be provided. For example, heel heights of up to 15 cm are known, plus the back height of the shoe. In the exemplary embodiment above, the height is 15.35 cm.

Further, the height of the second bag 1b in the central region (minimum height) in the above embodiment is approximately 12.4 cm from the second bottom surface portion 4b to the first bottom surface portion 3b.

Also, the modular construction of the carrying bag allows replacement of only the first or second bag 1a, 1b, whether due to damage or design changes.

Figure 3 shows a view of the top surface 3a of the carrying bag with the access opening 3c of the first bag 1a. In this figure it can be seen that the holders 6a, 6b are curved in this embodiment. This prevents the bag from becoming detached towards the front or rear of the carrying bag. It can only be pulled upwards. This is the case in carrying bag embodiments where the fastening system does not include a zipper 5a and the first and second bags are held together only by a carrying strap 8 attached to the holder, as described for FIG. Advantageous. Although the carrying strap holds the bags together, it has some play in the lace holes 6a, 6b so that small displacement of the first bag relative to the second bag cannot be prevented. Due to the curved design of the lace holes 6a, 6b, the first bag cannot move forwards or backwards and remains flush with the second bag in front. This embodiment is particularly advantageous when the carrying bag is used as a shoulder bag, because in this case the carrying bag hits the waist during walking and displaces the first bag forwards. This is because there is a possibility that it will be lost.

4-16 each show a schematic view of a further embodiment of a carrying bag according to the invention.

Figure 4 shows a second embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separation plane extends in a plane facing the bag bottom 4b and inclined with respect to the bag bottom 4b. Note that this sloping surface may only be present in some parts and be horizontal or curved in others. In the illustration of this embodiment and other embodiments described below, such other portions are shown in dashed lines in FIG. 4 and designated by reference numeral 4d. In this example, a vertical portion, then a horizontal portion, of the separating surface follows the sloping portion. However, it can also be followed by a curved portion only.

The parts are assembled in such a way that a larger and a smaller partial volume are always formed in the second bag 1b, so that the heel of the shoe is located in that large volume and the toe is is located within that small volume can in principle be applied to all embodiments of the carrying bag as regards the separating surface formed from several parts.

Thus, in all shown embodiments of the bag according to the invention, the separation plane extends non-parallel to the bottom part of the bag, at least in certain areas. However, it is, of course, also possible to provide parallel separating surfaces on the bottom of the bag.

In this embodiment, the first bag is not flush with the second bag, which gives the carrying bag an unusual appearance. Of course, this is not necessary and the triangular first bag can occupy the entire inclined portion so that it is flush with the second bag.

Various options for attaching the carrying strap 8 to the holders 6a, 6b are described in relation to FIG. In this embodiment, the carrying strap 8 is attached at one end to the first holder 6a of the first bag and at the other end to the second holder 6a of the second bag when the first bag is attached to the second bag. is attached to the holder 6b. Further holders for the two bags 1a, 1b are not shown for the sake of simplicity. However, each bag 1a, 1b is of course provided with a separate holder 6a, 6b so that each bag can be carried individually.

It has also already been explained in connection with FIG. 2 that the partition walls can have different orientations. In contrast to the first embodiment, in this second embodiment the partition wall 7 is placed in a drawing plane behind the retracted shoe 2 (not shown as it corresponds to the outline of the second bag). extend parallel. A second shoe (not shown) is placed behind the partition in the same orientation as the retracted shoe. Space is also saved in this case, as the entire available area of the carrying bag can be used to increase the internal volume of the first bag while maintaining the same dimensions of the carrying bag.

In this regard, for all embodiments, the flexibility of the carrying bag and the optimal use of the available internal space through proper orientation of the partition walls also ensure rational separation of the contents of the two bags 1a, 1b. Note that it is undesirable to store certain items together with shoes, especially cosmetics, which can become contaminated, for example.

In this embodiment, the carrying bag may be wider than in the first embodiment since the shoes are adjacent to each other.

The access opening of the second bag 1b may be arranged on the left side of the second bag so that the change shoe 2 can be pushed into the second bag from the left side. In this case, however, it may also be arranged on the bottom part 4b of the bag which is formed only by the bottom part of the second bag. Alternatively, the access opening may also extend to the bottom portion 4b and the left side.

FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional view of a third embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separating surface faces the bag bottom part 4b and is curved. Curved separation surfaces, such as those shown in connection with FIG. 4, are also only present in some parts, while in other parts they are, for example, horizontal or vertical or oblique, or a combination thereof. Please note that The separating surface may be wavy in at least some portions. In any case, the carrying bag 1a is formed in such a way that the separating surface extends around the center of the carrying bag so that the first bag is formed as a body of revolution around the second bag. When formed as a body of revolution, the first bag completely surrounds the second bag. However, it is also possible that the first bag only partially surrounds the second bag. In other embodiments not shown, the second bag surrounds at least part or all of the first bag.

In this embodiment the carrying strap is attached to the second holder 6b of the second bag 1b when the carrying bag is assembled. However, the first bag also has a first retainer 6a (not shown) so that the first bag can also be carried by itself.

Here, the partition wall 7 is perpendicular to the bottom part 4b of the bag and extends towards the drawing plane of the figure. In the figure, the vertical double line is also intended to represent the closure system of the zipper for the access opening of the second bag, although the horizontal portion of the zipper adjacent to it is not shown. In any case, they are present such that two flaps are formed to the left and right of the double line when the second bag is open. The changing shoes 2 can be inserted into the respective left and right compartments inside the second bag, correspondingly at the front. Alternatively or additionally, the closure system comprises a zipper laterally at the top of arrow 11 so that the change shoes can be inserted laterally into the second bag respectively in the direction of arrow 11. good too.

Here, the bottom portion 4b of the bag is formed by the bottom portion of the first bag and the bottom portion of the second bag.

FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view of a fourth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separation plane extends straight in one plane, perpendicular to the bottom of the bag. However, it may be curved or include curved portions, as in other embodiments.

Here, as in the second embodiment, the carrying strap 8 is attached at one end to the first holder 6a of the first bag and at the other end when the first bag is attached to the second bag. It is attached to the second holder 6b of the second bag. For the sake of simplicity, another holder for the two bags 1a, 1b has not been drawn. However, each bag 1a, 1b is of course provided with a separate holder 6a, 6b so that each bag can be transported individually.

As in the second embodiment, in the present fourth embodiment, the partition wall 7 extends behind the taken-out shoes 2 parallel to the plane of drawing in the drawing (not shown) (the second bag). not shown because it corresponds to the contour). A second shoe (not shown) is placed behind the partition in the same orientation as the removed shoe.

Here, the bag bottom portion 4b is formed by the bottom portion of the first bag and the bottom portion of the second bag.

The access opening to the second bag is here preferably formed laterally at arrow 11 by at least one zipper as closure system. Now that the second shoe is positioned behind the visible shoe, this zipper is stretched along the sides so that when opened, a flap is formed exposing both compartments of the shoe. It can also be extended. Alternatively, separate zippers may be provided for each compartment. Alternatively or additionally, the closure system herein may comprise a front zipper and a rear zipper, respectively allowing access to the compartments from the front and rear of the carrying bag.

FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of a fourth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the separating surface faces the bottom part of the bag 4b, which is formed only by the bottom part of the second bag, and extends to a first part of the inclined plane and a second adjacent part of the horizontal plane. .

Here, for example, the carrying strap (not shown) may only be attached to the second retainer (not shown) located at the lateral end of the second bag when the carrying bag is assembled. . Alternatively, it can be attached at one end to the first holder 6a of the first bag and at the other end to the second holder 6b of the second bag, when the holders are located in the upper corners of the carrying bag (not shown). may be attached.

The access opening to the second bag is here preferably formed laterally at arrow 11 by a respective zipper as closure system. Additionally or alternatively, a zipper similar to that of the first embodiment (FIGS. 1 and 2) can be provided on the front or back.

FIG. 8 shows a cross-sectional view of a fifth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention, which is a mirror image variant of the fourth embodiment shown in FIG. The difference is that on the one hand, in the assembled state of the carrying bag, the straps are attached only to the second holder 6b (not shown) of the second bag, and on the other hand the bottom part of the bag is attached to that of the first bag. The point is formed by the bottom portion and the bottom portion of the second bag.

Figure 9 shows a cross-sectional view of a sixth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment the first bag 1a is arranged on the second bag 1b and the separation plane here extends obliquely in the plane as in the second embodiment (FIG. 4), but here The two bags are coplanar on their sides. As with other embodiments, the separation surface in this case may be formed from multiple portions and may have curved portions, wavy portions, and the like.

In this case the carrying strap is only attached to the first holder 6a (not shown) of the first bag in the assembled state of the carrying bag. Other features of this embodiment are the same as those of the first embodiment.

Figure 10 shows a cross-sectional view of a seventh embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. This embodiment is representative of further possible embodiments of the carrying bag, not shown here, as the design of the separating surface, in other words the relative position of the first bag with respect to the second bag, and many of its shapes. best indicates the possibility of

The separation plane here is formed by several parts. Here, the triangular left part of this first bag is connected to the right part of the first bag by a bridge not visible in the figure, which bridge, as seen in the plane of the figure, is at line 4e to the second extends through the central "tower" of the bag. Here, the separation plane forms a plurality of portions, namely two portions each extending into the inclined plane, four vertical portions extending towards the drawing plane of the figure, and the vertical walls of the bridge. and two vertical portions parallel to the front surface (the area between the top surface and line 4e). In this embodiment, the complex geometry makes the use of a zipper, although possible, cumbersome and therefore undesirable, so the previously described magnet or hook and loop tape system is used as a fastening system. Are suitable.

The bottom of this bag is formed only by the bottom of the second bag.

The strap can be attached here in all possible alternatives already described: i.e.
laterally attaching one end with the first holder on the left side of the second bag and the other end with the first holder on the right side of the first bag, or
on the carrying bag, attaching both ends to the first holder of the first bag, or
on the carrying bag, attach both ends to the second holder of the second bag, or
On the carrying bag, one end can be attached to the first holder of the first bag and the other end to the second holder of the second bag.

Access openings for the changing shoes can be located at the top of the "tower" for one shoe and at the side or bottom for the other shoe.

For reasons of efficiency, the illustration of FIG. 10 will also be used in the following description of a further eighth embodiment of the carrying bag. In this embodiment, not just one primary bag, but two primary bags are provided. One first bag is arranged on the left side and the other first bag is arranged on the right side. The central "tower" of the second bag extends continuously toward the back of the carrying bag and toward the drawing plane of the figures. The two first bags can here be attached to the second bag independently of each other.

Here, the shoes can be arranged as shown, as in the seventh embodiment, or arranged side by side as in the second embodiment, e.g. , the separation does not extend as shown, but as described with respect to FIG.

In addition to the flexibility of the carrying bag already apparent in connection with the description of the "simpler" embodiment of the carrying bag, the embodiment described with respect to FIG. 10 also contemplates the following. It is thus intended to provide the possibility of creating a "modular system" for the carrying bag according to the invention, which allows a wide range of variations in the design of the carrying bag and at the same time allows for combinations Flexibility regarding the use of the carrying bag in either a separate or separate state, whereby depending on the design of the first and second bags, the placement of the changing shoes is optionally one or the other. It can also be implemented in the other way.

Figure 11 shows a cross-sectional view of a ninth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. This embodiment is similar to the third embodiment (FIG. 5), except that the separating surface is not curved but runs in an inclined plane. Furthermore, the shape formed by the separating surface and the other side of the second bag is such that the interiors of the shoes now face each other and the soles of the shoes do not.

Figure 12 shows a cross-sectional view of a tenth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. This embodiment essentially corresponds to bringing together two bags according to the second embodiment (FIG. 4) mirror-symmetrically to each other, the first and second bags here being lateral is flat. Here, unlike the second embodiment, the shoes can be arranged side by side, so that the bag can be made narrower.

Figure 13 shows a cross-sectional view of an eleventh embodiment of the carrying bag 1 according to the invention. This embodiment corresponds to the tenth embodiment, but here the upper side of the carrying bag comprises flush upper sides of the first and second bags.

Figure 14 shows a cross-sectional view of a twelfth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this case, the carrying bag is such that the first bag is flush with the second bag on the top and sides and on the left side the second bag does not extend straight down and bulbous in the lower area. It is the same as the second embodiment except that Finally, the separating plane here is formed by a vertical part and an oblique part. For further features of the carrying bag not explicitly described in connection with these figures (e.g. the arrangement of the carrying straps etc.), mutatis mutandis, see Figures 11, 12, 13, 15 and 16 accordingly. It applies to the embodiment of

Figure 15 shows a cross-sectional view of a thirteenth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. In this embodiment, the first bag is mounted laterally to the second bag and the separating surface extends here perpendicularly and non-parallel to the lateral wall of the second bag and is conically shaped. facing the drawing surface. The partition wall 7 is preferably arranged obliquely within the drawing plane of the figure, with its face facing the drawing plane of the figure. In this way a vertical overlap of the change shoes is achieved. The bottom of the bag is formed only by the bottom of the second bag.

Figure 16 shows a cross-sectional view of a fourteenth embodiment of a carrying bag 1 according to the invention. This corresponds to the thirteenth embodiment (Fig. 15), except that the first bag extends to the bottom part and thus forms the bag bottom part together with the bottom part of the second bag.

In the embodiment of Figures 15 and 16, the separation plane can also be perpendicular but parallel to the side walls of the second bag.

5, 11, 12 and 13, instead of one first bag formed as a body of revolution, two first bags can also be provided, as explained with respect to FIG. can.

It is generally preferred that the separation surface (separation surface of the second bag) is at least non-parallel to at least one further surface of the second bag that is not adjacent to the separation surface. The only exception to this is the alternative embodiment of the carrying bag shown in FIGS. Advantageously, this means that the interior of the second bag has one narrower area and one wider area, in particular the interior of the second bag tapers to one side. As a result, in particular, shoes with a large height difference between the toe and the heel of the shoe (especially stiletto shoes) can be successfully inserted into the second bag. As a general rule, in these embodiments, the access opening of the second bag should be located on the side of the carrying bag (arrow 11) and not on the wider side or bulbous inside the second bag. provided on the side of the Alternatively, the front portion may always be provided with an access opening in the rear portion. In this regard, the closure system of the second bag is not only embodied by zippers, but can also use hook and loop fasteners or magnets, which are not contour dependent like zippers, thus making the second bag It is particularly advantageous in the case of more complex contours on the front or back of the bag. If no side closure system is provided, it is generally preferred that the closure system is arranged on the back of the bag, which usually faces the main body in the case of shoulder bags or handbags or backpacks. This makes unintentional access to the contents of the second bag more difficult, and the carrying bag generally leaves a neat impression on the front or can otherwise impede opening. Further decorative elements can be provided.

As mentioned above, the carrying bag according to the invention can be carried as a handbag, as a shoulder bag or as a backpack.

Another aspect of the invention relates to a kit of parts for a carrying bag according to the invention, comprising at least a first bag, a second bag and at least one carrying strap. Advantageously, the first bag or the second bag or the carrying strap can be replaced individually without having to replace the entire carrying bag. For example, if one of the bags becomes damaged, eg soiled, only that bag needs to be replaced. For example, it is also possible to provide several first bags, having different characteristics (e.g. different dimensions if possible) or, for example, having different colours, which are suitable first bags. For a specific use of the bag or for adapting the carrying bag to the respective garment. Also, in the case of carrying straps, for example, only one strap may be procured specifically for use as a shoulder bag or handbag, or additional straps may be procured for use of the carrying bag as a backpack, and the present context The term strap in encompasses all suitable types of straps including handles for the sake of brevity.

The carrying bag according to the invention has several advantages. Due to the fact that the carrying bag consists of at least two parts that are completely separable from each other, a suitable configuration can be chosen according to the case, e.g. It can be replaced with the first bag. Furthermore, the flexibility of the bag is demonstrated by the fact that different contents can be spatially separated from each other. In the stiletto heel example described herein, the carrying bag according to the invention provides an improved means of discreetly carrying a change of shoes. It offers high flexibility due to its modular construction and is durable due to the possibility of changing only the first or second bag.

While preferred embodiments of the invention have been described in this application, it is expressly noted that the invention is not limited thereto and may be practiced otherwise within the scope of the following claims. In this regard, terms used in the description such as "preferred," "especially," "advantageous," optionally refer to exemplary embodiments only.

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A carrying bag (1) for storing a change-over shoe (2), in particular a stiletto heel, comprising:
having a front surface, a rear surface, a top surface, and a bottom surface forming a bag bottom surface (4b) of the carrying bag (1),
comprising at least a first bag (1a) and further comprising a second bag (1b) for containing said change shoes (2), said second bag (1b) comprising a closure system (5b) said closure system (5b) allowing the interior of said second bag (1b) to be closed and released for said change shoes (2),
Said first bag (1a) is secured by means of a fastening system (5a) to a common separation surface (3b, 4a) on the second bag (1b) or onto said common separation surface (3b, 4a). can be fixed, said separation surface being a separation surface portion (3b) of said first bag (1a) and said second bag facing said separation surface portion (3b) of said first bag (1a) ( 1b) formed by the separation surface (4a),
A carrying bag, wherein said fixing system (5a) is adapted such that said first bag (1a) can be completely removed from said second bag (1b). Said separation surfaces (3b, 4a) face said bag bottom (4b), a central region of said separation surface being closer to said bag bottom (4b) than an edge region of said separation surface, in particular said separation Carrying bag according to claim 1, wherein at least part of the faces are substantially convex when viewed from the bag bottom (4b). 3. Carrying bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the separating surface (3b, 4a) faces the bag bottom part (4b) and is curved or wavy at least in sections. The separation surfaces (3b, 4a) face the bag bottom portion (4b) and extend in at least a plurality of portions in a plane oblique to the bag bottom portion (4b). The carrying bag according to any one of . said separation surfaces (3b, 4a) extend in at least one plane straight perpendicularly or curvedly or obliquely to said bag bottom (4b) or a combination thereof; or Said separation surfaces (3b, 4a) are aligned with said carrying bag such that said first or second bag (1a; 1b) is formed as a body of revolution around the respective other bag (1b; 1a). 2. The carrying bag of claim 1, extending around the center of the. said first bag (1a) surrounds at least part of said second bag (1b) or said second bag (1b) surrounds at least part of said first bag (1a), Claim 1, in particular wherein said first bag (1a) completely surrounds said second bag (1b) or said second bag (1b) completely surrounds said first bag (1a). 6. The carrying bag according to any one of 1 to 5. The separation surface (4a) of said second bag (1b) is at least one part of said second bag (1b) which is not adjacent in at least one section to the separation surface (4a) of said second bag (1b). Carrying bag according to any one of claims 1 to 6, which is non-parallel with one further surface. Carrying bag according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the second bag (1b) is configured such that its interior tapers in at least one direction. A partition (7), in particular a removable partition, is placed inside the second bag (1b), which partition divides the interior into two compartments (10) so that the changing shoes (2) can each be accommodated in one compartment (10) without contacting each other, in particular the partition wall (7) is flexible so that it conforms to the shape of the change shoe (2). Carrying bag according to any one of claims 1 to 8, which is adaptable. Said two compartments (10) overlap vertically or horizontally, so that the change shoes (2) stored therein can be vertically or horizontally aligned, respectively, in either direction. 10. The carrying bag of claim 9, which at least partially overlaps the . said closure system (5b) is formed by one zipper attached to said second bag (1b) to open and close both compartments (10), or
Said closure system (5b) is formed by two zippers attached to said second bag (1b), one of said zippers closing or opening one of said compartments (10) and the other of said zippers closing or opening one of said compartments (10). 11. Carrying bag according to claim 9 or 10, wherein is adapted to close or open the other of said compartments (10). Said at least one zipper (5b) is located on the front and/or back of said second bag (1b) for insertion and removal through the front or back of said change shoe (2). In particular, said at least one zipper (5b) is such that when said zipper is opened, at least a part of said front or back part is folded into a flap to form said second bag (1b 12. Carrying bag according to claim 11, extending to said front or rear part so as to allow free access to the interior of the bag. Said fastening system (5a) comprises at least one zipper for fastening said first bag (1a) to said second bag (1b), said zipper being located on said separation surfaces (3b, 4a). extends along a contour and/or
Said fastening system (5a) comprises at least one magnet on each of said first and second bags (1a, 1b), said magnets being attracted by magnetic attraction on said separation surfaces (3b, 4a). cooperate to secure said first bag (1a) to said second bag (1b) and/or
Said fastening system (5a) includes at least one hook and loop tape on each of said first and second bags (1a, 1b) to connect said first bag (1a) to said second bag (1b). ), the hook-and-loop tape with hooks of one bag (1a, 1b) is connected to the hook-and-loop tape with loops of the other bag (1b; 1a) and the separating surface (3b, 4a 13. A carrying bag according to any one of claims 1 to 12 cooperating on ). Said fastening system (5a) comprises a first holder (6a) on said first bag (1a) and a second holder (6b) on said second bag (1b), in particular consisting of lanyard holes. , a carrying strap (8);
Said carrying strap (8) is releasably attached at one end to one of said first and second holders (6a, 6b) and at the other end to the other of said first and second holders (6a, 6b). is possible, or
Said carrying strap (8) is attachable at one end to a first holder (6a) of said first bag (1a) and at the other end to a second holder (6b) of said second bag (1b). or
2. Claim 1, wherein the carrying strap (8) is attachable to a first holder (6a) of the first bag (1a) or to a second holder (6b) of the second bag (1b). 14. The carrying bag according to any one of items 1 to 13. comprising at least one additional holder (6c) in the region of said bag bottom (4b), two backpack straps being provided, said backpack straps each having one end in said additional holder (6c), the other end is fixed to one of said first holders (6a) or one of said second holders (6b), so that said carrying bag (1) can be carried as a backpack, 15. Carrying bag according to claim 14. The separation surfaces (3b, 4a) are located on at least one side of the first bag (1a) or the second bag (1b), in particular on both sides of the first bag and the second bag (1a, 1b). Carrying bag according to any one of the preceding claims, reinforced with a rigid material. 17. According to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the bag bottom part (4b) is formed by the bottom part of the first bag (1a) and/or the bottom part of the second bag (1b) Carrying bag as described. 2. Claim 1, wherein the inner wall of the second bag (1b), in particular also the inner wall of the first bag (1a), is made of or coated with a water-impermeable material. 18. The carrying bag according to any one of items 1 to 17. At least one first bag (1a) according to any one of claims 1 to 18, a second bag (1b) according to any one of claims 1 to 18 and at least one Parts kit including carrying strap (8).

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