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Yiyun Culp

Michael D Brockel

Stuart L Meether

Kevin J Tarter

Robert L Lawhon

Trevor J Hinz

Gary P Israel

Terry A Mears

Regis Dean Schulte

Tracey Beehm

John DeCastro

Timothy M Holub

Mitchell L Wilgus

Lauren D Worley

Mark Charles Kitchens

Vernon M Svitak, Jr

Dowling G Bellows

Regis Marie-Jean Wandres

Jean Ellen Johnson

Nicholas W Vaughn

Vernon Svitak

Rick L Looslie

John Z Rose

Paul E Hoover

Rui Luo

Tyler M Winthers

Cynthia Willey

Shannon L Morrison

John Chiu

Christine Noack

Nicole Birdsong

Rob Rippy

Mike Brockel

Tanner Dickerson

Daniel Youngers

Myles Levine

Darin Webb

Steve Haring

Michael Peterson

Rick Looslie

David Nicholson Jr

A swim aid comprising a torso flotation pad, an attachment member, a right armband flotation pad and a left armband flotation pad. The right armband flotation pad is operatively connected to the torso flotation pad and includes an opening for receiving the right arm of a wearer. The left armband flotation pad is also operatively connected to the torso flotation pad and includes an opening for receiving the left arm of a wearer. At least one of the right or left armband flotation pads includes elastic material for expanding and compressing the armband flotation pads on the wearer's arm, reducing the need for buckles or straps.

Swim aid with adjustable armbands

A life jacket vest including a life jacket member having a pair of arm openings and a lining having a pair of sleeve members and a perimeter. The lining is positioned in mating relationship with at least a portion of the life jacket member and is attached along at least a portion of the perimeter of the life jacket member. The sleeve members are received and extend through the openings of the life jacket member and are not attached to the life jacket member. The life jacket member may include a fastener member and a size adjustment member. The lining may include a neck portion and a collar portion. By attaching the lining to the life jacket member in places other than the arm openings, the present life jacket vest allows for a greater range of motion and less constraints in the arm openings of the life jacket member.

Life jacket with integrated sleeves

Flotation device

A flotation vest comprising single adjustment strap for adjusting the girth or the vest as well as the length of the vest to allow for a proper fit around the wearer by adjustment of a single continuous strap.

Vest having continuous strap system

A vent is provided for a tent or shelter. The vent is supported by a centrally located vent pole, the vent pole running lengthwise with the vent flap. The vent pole is formed of a construction that is resilient enough to support the vent during use, but is flexible enough so that the vent may be collapsed during storage.

Vent for a tent or shelter

An electrical system () for a tent or shelter (). Wires () are routed through a tent or shelter () either by attaching the wires to the tent or shelter, running the wires through hems, seams (), or sleeves, or integrating the wires into the fabric for the tent or shelter. In accordance with an embodiment, an appliance () is connected to the wiring harness () and is mounted or attached in the tent or shelter. The appliance () may be mounted in a socket () that includes contacts that may engage a fixture or appliance, such as a light. An opposite end of a cord () leading to the socket is attachable to an electrical power supply, such as a battery pack ().

Camping devices powered by a common battery pack

Camping kit

Tent electrical system

A thermoelectric unit for a thermoelectric insulated container. The thermoelectric unit is configured to be inserted in a small opening in the insulated container. A cold side heat sink is mounted on the portion of the thermoelectric unit that extends inside of the insulated container, and a hot side heat sink is mounted on a portion of the thermoelectric unit that extends outside. The thermoelectric unit is arranged so that a thermoelectric module for the thermoelectric unit, the cold side heat sink, and the hot side heat sink are aligned linearly. A hot side fan and motor unit is mounted on the outside of the hot side heat sink and a cold side fan and motor unit is mounted on the outside of the cold side heat sink. The hot and cold side fan and motor units may also be mounted linearly with the hot and cold side heat sinks.

Insulated container with thermoelectric unit

A support tray includes a top surface, an underside, and a side perimeter. The top surface is substantially planar and has a plurality of perforations leading to the underside. The underside includes a support grate. The support grate includes a plurality of interconnected support beams and support walls that surround the perforations. The side perimeter includes an upper rim and a lower rim and is contoured to provide for handles. Optionally, the top surface has handle straps and at least one beverage container holder that stores a beverage container in an upright or lateral position. The support tray may be made of a rigid plastic construction suitable for cleaning in a dishwasher.

Cooler floor support tray

Personal cooler

Insulated container

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Wichita, KS, United States of America

Yiyun Culp