EP2749185B1 - Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel - Google Patents

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EP2749185B1
EP2749185B1 EP13198465.0A EP13198465A EP2749185B1 EP 2749185 B1 EP2749185 B1 EP 2749185B1 EP 13198465 A EP13198465 A EP 13198465A EP 2749185 B1 EP2749185 B1 EP 2749185B1
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45FTRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F5/00Holders or carriers for hand articles; Holders or carriers for use while travelling or camping
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45CPURSES; LUGGAGE; HAND CARRIED BAGS
    • A45C15/00Purses, bags, luggage or other receptacles covered by groups A45C1/00 - A45C11/00, combined with other objects or articles
    • A45C15/06Purses, bags, luggage or other receptacles covered by groups A45C1/00 - A45C11/00, combined with other objects or articles with illuminating devices
    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45FTRAVELLING OR CAMP EQUIPMENT: SACKS OR PACKS CARRIED ON THE BODY
    • A45F5/00Holders or carriers for hand articles; Holders or carriers for use while travelling or camping
    • A45F2005/008Hand articles fastened to the wrist or to the arm or to the leg

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  • the invention generally relates to personal item carrying devices or personal item storage devices, and more specifically to personal item storage devices that may be attached to, or carried on, an individual's arm.
  • Small personal items may be carried in pockets of clothing, but when carried in this manner, small personal items are susceptible to falling out of the pocket, especially during vigorous physical activity.
  • zippers or other closure devices have been incorporated into clothing pockets.
  • transportation of small personal items remains a challenge when wearing clothing lacking pockets or when participating in physical activities that subject the wearer and pocket contents to bouncing, bruising or damage, for example when running, weight-lifting, cycling or participating in aerobic exercise..
  • Storage devices that are attached to the body were developed for less physically demanding situations as they could not withstand the forces and accelerations incurred during intense physical activity.
  • One example of such a device is the waist or "fanny" pack.
  • This type of device includes a central storage chamber that is connected at opposite sides to a belt.
  • This type of device is designed to be worn as a belt with the storage compartment located on a user's front or back. While such devices are capable of transporting small personal items, the location of the storage compartment was inconvenient and/or hard to access, or the personal items became crushed when sitting.
  • Small backpacks suffer from the same problem.
  • backpacks and waist packs are generally larger than needed for carrying only a few small items, making them less desirable for vigorous physical activity.
  • athletes During endurance-type sporting events, in addition to portable music players a cellular phones with performance monitoring applications, athletes often carry some quantity of energy bars and/or energy gels for caloric and electrolyte replenishment during the activity.
  • Some high-energy consuming, strenuous activities include distance running, biking, or some combination of both, such as triathlons.
  • athletes participating in such high-energy consuming activities also generally desire to securely carry other small items, such as a car key, a house key or a locker key, as well as an identification card, cash, or credit cards. While some attempts have been made to produce small carrying devices that are attachable to various extremities of the body, such as the arm, leg, or head, such devices are subject to slippage or movement during physical activity.
  • This slipping phenomenon is generally due to the decrease in friction created when sweat or other liquid becomes trapped between the carrying device and the skin.
  • the carrying device is subjected to forces generated during the physical activity, such as the swinging of arms during aerobic activities involving running, or jumping, or the rapid bouncing movements resulting from bicycling over rough terrain or even riding a wildly gyrating theme park roller coaster.
  • WO 2008/024521 discloses an armband having a "V" shaped strap that secures the armband to a user's upper arm.
  • the armband includes a storage body with an externally accessible touch-through window and dual flaps extending over the top of the armband.
  • a personal armband storage device includes a body portion having an opening for access to a storage compartment contained within the body portion, a back plate attached to the body portion, the back plate including a plurality of layers of material arranged to mirror the musculature of a human upper arm in the region where the deltoid muscle, the triceps muscle, and the bicep muscle meet, and a strap attached to the back plate for securing the body portion to a user, wherein the back plate includes a first region having a first thickness and a second region having a second thickness, the second thickness being greater than the first thickness, the second region being located between two portions of the first region.
  • the back plate further includes a third region, the third region being thicker than the first region and the third region being thicker than the second region, the third region being at least partially surrounded by the second region being wider near a top of the body portion and narrower near a bottom of the body portion.
  • the personal armband storage device further comprises a plurality of channels formed in a surface of the back plate that is opposite the body portion, the plurality of channels being adapted to direct moisture away from the back plate.
  • the personal armband storage device 10 may include a V-shaped strap 12, attached to a body portion 14. A storage compartment may be accessed through an opening 16. Personal items may be carried in the storage compartment during virtually any type of physical activity.
  • the personal armband storage device 10 may include a dual flap closure having an upper flap 18 extending from a top 20 of the body portion 14 and a lower flap 22 connected to a bottom 24 of the body portion 14. In a closed position, the upper flap 18 and the lower flap 22 are secured to a front 26 of the body portion 14. The upper flap 18 and lower flap 22 open in opposing directions when a securing mechanism 28 is released.
  • the securing mechanism 28 may include an elastic band, hook and loop fasteners, buttons, or virtually any other type of releasable connection.
  • the opening 16 may include any type of releasable opening mechanism, such as a zipper, buttons, hook and loop fasteners, etc.
  • one or more integrated compartments may be separated by a removable central dividing compartment 30 that is attached to an interior of the body portion 14 by a removable connection, such as zippered connection or by hook and loop fasteners, for example.
  • the integrated compartments may include card holders 32 and one or more expandable retaining compartments 34, which may be sized to hold personal objects such as a tool, a cell phone, an earpiece, a glucose testing kit, a lipstick, a medication bottle, or a portable music player, for example.
  • One or more of the integrated compartments may include a window that allows cell phone or music player operation without removing the cell phone or music player from the integrated compartment.
  • One or more earpiece holes 36 may be located at a top 20 of the body portion 14 to allow electronic earpiece cords to extend from within the storage compartment of the body portion 14 to outside of the body portion 14.
  • An elastic loop 38 may be included on an outside of the body portion 14, but below one of the flaps 18, 22 for retaining a pen, for example.
  • a transparent window 40 may be provided to show contents within an additional compartment, such as an identification card.
  • Another additional compartment 42 may be integrated into the lower flap 22, which may also include a mirror 44, for example.
  • musculature and contours of the human upper arm are illustrated, which are mirrored in the construction of a back plate of the personal armband storage device.
  • the human upper arm naturally includes a recess 54 where muscles of the shoulder 50 (i.e., the deltoids) meet the muscles of the upper arm 52 (i.e., the triceps and biceps).
  • This recess forms a stable supporting location for the personal armband storage device 10.
  • the back plate (described further below) varies in thickness to mirror the physical contours of the upper arm.
  • the back plate may include a thicker portion that fits neatly within the recess 54 of the upper arm. This complimentary shape provides additional stability and support for the personal armband storage device during strenuous physical activity.
  • the back plate 60 illustrated in more detail in FIG. 6 .
  • the back plate 60 includes a multi-layered webbing 62, which may be constructed of visco-elastic memory foam material that is connected to the V-shaped strap 12.
  • the multi-layered webbing 62 is shaped to mirror the natural contours of the human arm shown in FIG. 5 .
  • Other examples of the multi-layered webbing 62 will be discussed in more detail with respect to FIGS. 12 and 15 .
  • the V-shaped strap 12 may be formed from an abrasion-resistant, durable, and breathable material like Hypalon or Neoprene.
  • the V-shaped strap 12 may also include laminated construction (versus sewing), thermo-molded construction techniques, and additional Brock-type, and/or breathable interior foam padding. In the embodiment of Fig.
  • the V-shaped strap 12 includes two separated end portions 64 that are attached to a side of the body portion 14.
  • the separated end portions 64 (which form the V-shape) provide additional stability to the personal armband storage device 10 when located on the upper arm.
  • the separated end portions 64 provide additional contact area between the V-shaped strap 12 and the upper arm, which increases friction and reduces slipping during physical activity.
  • FIG. 7 illustrates a front view of another embodiment of the personal armband storage device 110 in an open position.
  • a V-shaped strap (not shown) may be connected to a body portion 114 as in other embodiments.
  • the personal armband storage device 110 illustrated in FIG. 7 may be shaped to carry a water container or other beverage container.
  • a user may insert a collapsible water bladder into an insulated storage compartment, and a reinforced bottom 124 may include a drink-tube access port 170, with tube attachments 172 located along a side and/or a top of the body portion 114, which may allow a drinking tube 173 to wrap around the body portion 114 with enough length so the user can drink from the tube while wearing the personal armband storage device 110.
  • the interior 174 of the personal armband storage device 110 may include one or more storage compartments, as in other embodiments, that are sized and shaped to hold a cell-phone, an MP3 or a music player, one or more keys, along with partitions for credit cards and/or a see-through ID compartment, for example.
  • the personal armband storage device 110 may also include a zippered utility compartment 176 for keys or other items.
  • the interior 174 of the personal armband storage device 110 may include a durable insulating layer made of an insulating material, such as denier nylon, polyurethane, foil backed bubble or other insultote-type insulating material to insulate a beverage container when placed in the interior 174.
  • the personal armband storage 110 device is illustrated in the closed/secured position, and can carry a variety of beverage containers 178.
  • the beverage container 178 may be secured in the closed position by one or more bungee closures 180 that are securable to a front of the body portion 114.
  • the bungee closures 180 and side panels 182 may be constructed of an expandable, neoprene or polyurethane-type material that accommodate a wide range of beverage container sizes and shapes.
  • the bungee closures 180 may be secured with one or more bungee connectors 184, thereby further expanding the range of beverage containers that can comfortably fit into this invention's expandable, insulated interior compartment.
  • a low-profile beverage container 178 may be constructed of various lightweight materials and shaped to mirror the natural contours of the human upper arm, thereby allowing the user to carry a beverage in the personal armband storage device while participating in vigorous activities.
  • another embodiment of the personal armband storage device 210 may include a V-shaped strap 212 that may be constructed of a soft, expandable, polyurethane or neoprene-type material.
  • a first end 288 of the V-shaped strap 212 may extend through a sizing device 290, which may be single or double looped, which is stitched into one edge 292 of the body portion 214.
  • the first end 288 of the V-shaped strap 212 may reverse direction and fold back over itself, and be secured to a second V-shaped end 294 with hook-and-loop fasteners 296, for example.
  • the sizing device 290 may be separated from the user's arm by a padded neoprene or other soft material flap 298.
  • the V-shaped strap 212 includes opposing spit end portions 299, each opposing split end 299 including a pair of extensions 301 separated from one another at one end, but being attached at another end along a common interior edge 303.
  • the V-shaped strap 212 forms an extended X-shape by having the opposing split end portions.
  • FIG. 11 illustrates one embodiment of the personal armband storage device 310 according to the claims.
  • a V-shaped strap 312 is attached to one side of a body portion 314 at a split end by extensions 399.
  • the V-shaped strap 312 may include one or more perforations 321 that allow air to circulate between the V-shaped strap 312 and the user's arm.
  • the perforations 321 may be approximately 1mm in diameter, which results in efficient air movement, sweat evaporation, and cooling.
  • the V-shaped strap 312 may be made of a flexible material, such as neoprene and elastic, along with a moisture-wicking material, such as charcoal bamboo mesh. Bamboo mesh has the added benefit of inhibiting the growth of bacteria, mold, and mildew.
  • V-shaped strap 312 may include one part of a hook and loop fastener 396.
  • a sizing device 390 may be attached with a fabric connector 323.
  • a soft material flap 398 may extend from one or both sides of the body portion 314 to protect a user's arm from the sizing device 390 and/or the V-shaped strap 312.
  • a back of the body portion 314 may include a multi-layered back plate 360 that is formed to mirror the contours of the human upper arm, as discussed above.
  • the disclosed back plate 360 effectively increases contact area with the arm. This increased contact area increases friction against the skin or shirtsleeve, which results in resistance to slipping due to sweat or moisture accumulation.
  • the back plate 360 includes a first region 325, a second region 327 that is thicker than the first region 325, and a third region 329 that is thicker than both the first and second regions 325, 327.
  • the differences in thickness may be formed by varying a number of layers of material that make up each region. For example, a first layer 331 ( FIG.
  • the third region 329 has a generally "pie slice" shape. In other words, the third region 329 is wider near a top 320 of the body portion 314 than near a bottom 324 of the body portion 314. The third region 329 is formed to fit neatly within the recess in the human upper arm formed by the deltoid and biceps and triceps muscles, as discussed above. In this way, the third region 329 increases the effective contact area of the device, provides additional friction to prevent slipping, and stabilizes and supports the personal armband storage device 310 on the human upper arm when worn by a user.
  • visco-elastic memory foam used to form at least a portion of the back plate 360 produces a customized, tailored fit to the musculature, size and shape of any user's arm, thereby facilitating a comfortable and virtually no-slip contact with the wearer's arm.
  • visco-elastic foam provides the added benefit of protecting the wearer's arm from sharp objects that may be carried internally in the storage compartment in addition to shock absorption in case of collision or if the storage device is accidently dropped.
  • each layer 331, 333, 335 may be approximately 3mm thick. However, other embodiments may include one or more layers that are in the range of between 1mm and 5mm thick.
  • the layers 331, 333, 335 may be covered by a moisture-wicking fabric, such as polyester "dry-max" fabric or charcoal bamboo rayon.
  • the back plate 360 may include one or more channels 341 that direct sweat or other moisture away from the wearer's arm. By forming the back plate 360 of visco-elastic memory foam and a semi-coarse moisture-wicking mesh fabric, air is free to circulate through the material allowing for increased moisture evaporation and cooling. In this way, the back plate 360 remains relatively dry, which produces friction between the back plate 360 and the upper arm. Therefore, the personal armband storage device 310 is less susceptible to slippage during physical activity, which is a problem in prior art storage devices.
  • top and bottom views of the personal armband storage device 310 are illustrated in an attached position (e.g., the V-shaped strap 312 extends through the sizing device 390 and is attached to itself forming a closed loop).
  • the top 320 of the body portion 314 includes an opening 316 that includes a releasable fastener, such as a zipper or hook and loop fastener, to allow a user to selectively open and close the opening 316 for accessing an interior storage compartment.
  • a releasable fastener such as a zipper or hook and loop fastener
  • the bottom 324 of the body portion 314 may include an access port 343 sized to allow a portion of a device within the storage compartment, such as a music player or cell phone ear piece cord, to extend out of the storage compartment so that a user may use the device while the device is stored within the storage compartment.
  • the access port 343 may be formed of overlapping fabric, in one example. Other examples of access ports include flexible plastic or rubber petals. Regardless, an opening of the access port 343 must be flexible enough to allow a larger end (such as an earpiece, or a plug) to pass through the opening so that a cord may be threaded through the opening and connected to the device within the storage compartment.
  • the access port 343 may form a water resistant seal that prevents damage to electronic devices stored within the storage compartment from environmental factors, such as dust, dirt, sand, water, sweat, etc.
  • FIG. 16 illustrates the personal armband storage device 310 in an open configuration in which a user may access a storage compartment 345 through the opening 316.
  • the storage compartment may include one or more expandable storage pockets 347 for securing items such as car keys, credit cards, identification cards, etc.
  • a front of the storage compartment may include a window 349 to allow a user to view and operate an electronic device (not shown) located in the storage compartment 345.
  • the window 349 may allow capacitance, pressure, or heat based operation of the electronic device through the window 349.
  • the window 349 allows a user to operate a cell phone or a music player having a touch-screen by touching the window, which transfers the capacitance, pressure, or heat to the touch-screen.
  • the window 349 is made from material that allows the touch to be recognized by the touch-screen of the electronic device. Alternatively, the window may allow a worker to safely and securely keep an ID card visible while keeping portable electronic devices and other personal items secure and accessible.
  • An elastic strap 351 may be attached to the storage compartment 345 proximate the window 349. The elastic strap 351 may be configured to hold an electronic device securely within the storage compartment 345 and against the window 349 to ensure electronic device operation when activated by the user through the window.
  • the elastic strap 351 may include silicone coatings 353 on one or both sides to further secure an electronic device against the window 349.
  • an illumination device may be incorporated into the personal armband storage device 310 for safety during low light conditions.
  • One or both sides of the body portion 314 may include a transparent or translucent window 361.
  • a single window 361 is illustrated in FIGS. 17 and 18 , while a double window 361a, 361b is illustrated in FIG. 21 .
  • a first illumination unit 373a may project light through the first window 361a, while a second illumination unit 373b may project light through the second window 361b.
  • the window 361 may be tinted if desired. For example, a red or green tinted window 361 may be used for safety.
  • the window 361 may be removable and interchangeable with a night vision goggle compatible color.
  • the window 361 may even be tinted to only allow infrared light to pass through the window 361, which may be especially useful for covert military operations, for example.
  • An interior pocket 363 may be formed within the storage compartment for securing a light assembly 371 within the storage compartment.
  • the light assembly 371 may include one or more illumination units 373.
  • each illumination unit 373 may include one or more Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) 375.
  • each illumination unit 373 may include another type of light source, such as an incandescent light bulb.
  • the light source may emit electromagnetic radiation over a broad spectrum of frequencies. For example, the light source may emit white light, or colored light, such as red, green, blue, etc.
  • the light source may also emit electromagnetic radiation in the infrared or ultraviolet spectrum if desired.
  • the one or more illumination units 373 may be mounted on a body portion 376 that includes electrical connections between the illumination units 373 and a power source 377, such as a battery.
  • the power source is a cylindrical watch battery, but other power sources may be used, such as AA or AAA batteries.
  • the body portion 376 may also include a switch 379 for activating the illumination units 373.
  • the switch 379 may be activated by pushing on the switch 379, either directly, or through the body portion 314 of the personal armband storage device 310.
  • the switch 379 may also control light emitting states of the illumination units 373.
  • repeatedly activating the switch 379 may cycle through steady, flashing, and off states of the illumination units 373.
  • the illumination units 373 may be mounted on adjustable joints, such as ball and socket joints, so that relative angles between the light emitted from the illumination units 373 may be adjusted.
  • each illumination unit 373 may emit a cone-shaped or fan-shaped beam 381 of electromagnetic radiation.
  • the fan-shaped beam 381 may include a central axis 383.
  • the fan-shaped beam 381 may diverge from each side of the central axis 383 by a divergence angle A.
  • the divergence angle may be in the range of between approximately 5 degrees and approximately 45 degrees, preferably in the range of between 10 degrees and 40 degrees, and more preferably in the range of between 15 degrees and 25 degrees.
  • the central axis 383 of a first fan-shaped beam 381 from a first illumination unit 373 may be oriented at a convergent angle B relative to a central axis of a second fan-shaped beam 381 from a second illumination unit 373.
  • the convergent angle B may be in the range of between about 5 degrees and about 20 degrees, more preferably in the range of between about 10 degrees and about 20 degrees, and more preferably about 15 degrees.
  • the particular ranges described for the divergence angle A and the convergent angle B result in optimal illumination of an area in front of a user during normal upper arm movement when running or walking.
  • the personal armband storage device 310 is illustrated attached to an upper arm of a user during normal arm motion when running or walking.
  • normal arm movement helps balance the stride of a runner or walker.
  • the upper arm naturally swings from a rearward position (as illustrated in FIG. 20A ) to a forward position (as illustrated in FIG. 20B ).
  • This natural swing changes the relative positioning of the personal armband storage device 310.
  • Illumination units 373 that emit fan-shaped beams, as described above, can be oriented so that the area in front of the user remains illuminated regardless of the position of the upper arm during running or walking. For example, when the upper arm is in the rearward position illustrated in FIG.
  • the second fan-shaped beam 381b is illuminates a desired area in front of a user.
  • the first fan-shaped beam 381a illuminates the desired area. Because the beams are fan-shaped, relative angles between the beams are formed that ensure a desired area in front of the user remains illuminated at all times.
  • the personal armband storage devices described herein allow a user to carry greater weights of personal items than prior art storage devices, while avoiding slipping and discomfort common with other storage devices.
  • This benefit is due at least in part to the back plate and the V-shaped strap described herein.
  • Both the back plate and with the V-shaped strap enhance stabilization of the personal armband storage device by increasing the effective contact area, while distributing weight across a larger area and by maintaining friction between the personal armband storage device and a user's arm thereby reducing slippage.
  • the perforated moisture-wicking mesh fabric and the breathable memory foam that form the back plate provide superior air circulation and thus excellent evaporation and cooling of the skin of the upper arm. By keeping the skin dry, friction between the personal armband storage device and the upper arm is increased, which significantly reduces the possibility of the device slipping down the wearer's arm during extreme physical activities and the full-range of arm movements.
  • the personal armband storage device described above is designed for optimal placement on a user's upper arm.
  • the upper arm is subject to smaller forces during physical activity than other, more extreme, parts of the body.
  • items placed on the wrist are subjected to exponentially greater forces than the same device located on the upper arm.
  • the personal armband storage device produces the superior stability and resistance to slipping by using at least six different structural elements, any one of which will increase stability and resistance to slipping on its own.
  • the memory foam padded back plate may be extended so that the V-shape strap rests, at least partially, over the extended sections, further increasing the effective contact area against the upper arm (which increases friction) without the need to increase the width of the connecting strap itself.
  • strap perforations for venting air circulation holes mitigate the formation of sweat, which maintains greater friction between the back plate and the upper arm.
  • the V-shaped strap may be lined with moisture-wicking mesh fabric, which like the back plate would pull the moisture away from the upper arm for increased evaporation and friction.
  • the personal armband storage device described herein maintains adequate friction between the upper arm and the back plate to prevent slipping, while minimizing the tension applied to the V-shaped strap.
  • the disclosed personal armband storage device allows the wearer to comfortably carry an unprecedented number of items and weight (including water/energy drinks/flashlight) inside the storage compartment without adversely impacting the wearer's performance.
  • the description uses terms such as upper, lower, front, back, top, bottom, inwardly and/or outwardly. These terms are relative only and are to be used in the context of describing the exemplary embodiments when positioned as shown in the Figures. Those of skill in the art will readily understand that personal armband storage devices may be positioned in different orientations than those shown in the Figures and those of skill in the art can readily understand how to adapt these relative terms to alternate orientations of the subject personal armband storage devices.

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  1. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) comprenant :
    une partie de corps (314) ayant une ouverture (316) pour avoir accès à un compartiment de stockage contenu dans la partie de corps (314) ;
    une plaque arrière (360) fixée à la partie de corps (314), la plaque arrière (360) comprenant une pluralité de couches de matériau disposées de manière à refléter la musculature d'un bras humain dans la région où le muscle deltoïde, le muscle triceps et le muscle biceps se rencontrent ; et
    une sangle (312) fixée à la plaque arrière (360) pour attacher la partie de corps (314) à un utilisateur,
    dans lequel la plaque arrière (360) comprend une première région (325) ayant une première épaisseur et une deuxième région (327) ayant une deuxième épaisseur, la deuxième épaisseur étant supérieure à la première épaisseur, et la deuxième région (327) étant située entre deux parties de la première région (325),
    caractérisé en ce que
    la plaque arrière (360) comprend en outre une troisième région (329), la troisième région (329) étant plus épaisse que la première région (325) et la troisième région (329) étant plus épaisse que la deuxième région (327), la troisième région étant entourée au moins en partie par la deuxième région (327) et étant plus large près d'une partie supérieure de la partie de corps et moins large près d'une partie inférieure de la partie de corps (314).
  2. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, dans lequel la plaque arrière (360) comprend en outre une première couche de matériau qui s'étend à travers la première région (325), la deuxième région (327) et la troisième région (329) ; une deuxième couche de matériau qui s'étend seulement à travers la deuxième région (327) et la troisième région (329), et une troisième couche de matériau qui s'étend seulement à travers la troisième région (329).
  3. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, dans lequel la troisième région (329) est en forme de coin.
  4. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, dans lequel la plaque arrière (360) est recouverte d'une couche en tissu permettant l'évacuation de l'humidité.
  5. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, dans lequel la plaque arrière (360) est plus large que la partie de corps (314).
  6. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre un rabat (398) en matériau souple s'étendant à partir de la plaque arrière (360), le rabat (398) en matériau souple étant situé entre la sangle (312) et le bras d'un utilisateur quand le dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) est fixé au bras d'un utilisateur.
  7. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre une porte d'accès (343) disposée dans un fond de la partie de corps (314), la porte d'accès (343) étant formée par du tissu enchevauchant.
  8. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 1, comprenant en outre :
    une pluralité de canaux (341) formés dans une surface de la plaque arrière (360) qui fait face à la partie de corps (314), la pluralité de canaux (341) étant appropriés à éloigner l'humidité de la plaque arrière (360).
  9. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 8, dans lequel la pluralité de canaux (341) sont formés en piquant la surface de la plaque arrière (360).
  10. Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel (310) selon la revendication 8, dans lequel au moins deux canaux de la pluralité de canaux (341) sont parallèles l'un à l'autre.
EP13198465.0A 2011-09-26 2012-02-15 Dispositif de stockage de brassard personnel Not-in-force EP2749185B1 (fr)

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