Watertight container

Claim 2

Inflatable cushion comprising a watertight container adapted thereto, said container being provided with an eye for threading a carrying strap therethrough, said container comprising an upper and a lower hollow part each open at a front face and an intermediate piece whereby the container is provided with separated upper and lower cavities, the upper and lower part respectively being attachable directly to one another without said intermediate piece to form a cavity of about double size, the cushion being adjusted in its dimensions to the container so that it will fit into one of the separated cavities only when in a non-inflated condition in a folded or rolled-up form, the watertightness of each one of said cavities being maintained when the other part forming the respective other cavity is separated from the intermediate piece.

Claim 3

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein said eye is disposed at an upper edge of the upper part and the cushion is placed in the lower cavity.

Claim 4

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the cross section of the container is continuously increasing in a downward direction.

Claim 5

A cushion in accordance with claim 2, wherein a clip for hooking said container to an external object is worked into an outer face of the container.

Claim 6

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein one of said parts is provided with a female screw thread of a specified diameter and the second of said parts is provided with a male screw thread complementary to the female screw thread, and said intermediate piece is provided with a female screw thread of the specified diameter and a male screw thread complementary to the female screw thread.

Claim 7

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the two parts and the intermediate piece are provided with watertight plug connections.

Claim 8

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the intermediate piece comprises a hard plastic and the upper and lower parts comprise at least in part a soft plastic.

Claim 9

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein said cushion is configured in a U-shape formed by free legs thereof, the length of the free legs of such U-shape cross section being a smallest extension of the cushion.

Claim 10

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein a shortest edge of said cushion is shorter than a longest length of the lower cavity of the container.

Claim 11

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein said cushion has the form of a square parallelogram with a slanting surface.

Claim 12

A cushion in accordance with claim 10, wherein said slanting surface of the cushion has a recess which is surrounded with a protruding border on three sides.

Claim 13

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the cushion has a depression with a circular cross section.

Claim 14

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the cushion has an approximately C-shaped form if seen from above, a clearance of which disposed approximately in the center corresponding to the diameter of the neck of a human being.

Claim 15

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein a hose attachment for inflating the cushion is disposed on the cushion in such a manner that upon accommodating the cushion in a folded-up condition in a cavity of the container, said hose attachment points in a direction towards an opening of such cavity.

Claim 16

A cushion in accordance with claim 14, wherein the hose attachment comprises a shaft and a head which is thickened with respect to said shaft.

Claim 17

A cushion in accordance with claim 15, wherein said intermediate piece comprises a first transverse plane at a first end thereof and a second transverse plane at a second opposite end thereof, said second transverse plane being provided with a recess into which fits the shaft of the hose attachment, whereby the thickened head of said hose attachement is accommodated between the two transverse planes of the intermediate piece.

Claim 18

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the container has a flat, approximately rectangular cross section.

Claim 19

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the intermediate piece comprises two parts separable across an axis of symmetry by pushing the two parts asunder, whereby two sealed part containers are created together with the two parts.

Claim 20

A cushion in accordance with claim 1, wherein the container is impregnated with at least one odoriferous substance.

Claim 21

A cushion in accordance with claim 19, wherein said odoriferous substance is selected from the group consisting of fruit scents and shark repellents.

Claim 22

Inflatable cushion comprising a watertight container adapted thereto, said container being provided with an eye for threading a carrying strap therethrough, said container comprising an upper and a lower hollow part each open at a front face and an intermediate piece whereby the container is provided with separated upper and lower cavities, the upper and lower part respectively being attachable directly to one another without said intermediate piece to form a cavity of about double size, the cushion being adjusted in its dimensions to the container so that it will fit into one of the separated cavities only when in a non-inflated condition in a folded or rolled-up form, the watertightness of each one of said cavities being maintained when the other part forming the respective other cavity is separated from the intermediate piece, said intermediate piece comprising a first transverse plane at a first end thereof and a second transverse plane at a second opposite end thereof, said cushion further comprising a hose attachment for inflating the cushion, said hose attachment comprising a shaft and a head which is thickened with respect to said shaft, said second transverse plane being provided with a recess into which fits the shaft of the hose attachment, whereby the head of said hose attachment is accommodated between the two transverse planes of the intermediate piece.

Claim 23

Inflatable cushion comprising a watertight container adapted thereto, said container being provided with an eye for threading a carrying strap therethrough, said container comprising an upper and a lower hollow part each open at a front face and an intermediate piece whereby the container is provided with separated upper and lower cavities, the upper and lower part respectively being attachable directly to one another without said intermediate piece to form a cavity of about double size, the cushion being adjusted in its dimensions to the container so that it will fit into one of the separated cavities only when in a non-inflated condition in a folded or rolled-up form, the watertightness of each one of said cavities being maintained when the other part forming the respective other cavity is separated from the intermediate piece, said intermediate piece comprising a first transverse plane at a first end thereof and a second transverse plane at a second opposite end thereof, said cushion further comprising a hose attachment for inflating the cushion, said hose attachment comprising a shaft and a head which is thickened with respect to said shaft, said second transverse plane being provided with a recess into which fits the shaft of the hose attachment, whereby the head of said hose attachment is accommodated between the two transverse planes of the intermediate piece.

Claim 24

Inflatable cushion comprising a watertight container adapted thereto, said container being provided with an eye for threading a carrying strap therethrough, said container comprising an upper and a lower hollow part each open at a front face and an intermediate piece whereby the container is provided with separated upper and lower cavities, the upper and lower part respectively being attachable directly to one another without said intermediate piece to form a cavity of about double size, the cushion being adjusted in its dimensions to the container so that it will fit into one of the separated cavities only when in a non-inflated condition in a folded or rolled-up form, the watertightness of each one of said cavities being maintained when the other part forming the respective other cavity is separated from the intermediate piece, wherein the intermediate piece comprises two parts separable across an axis of symmetry by pushing the parts asunder, whereby two sealed part containers are created together with the two parts.

Claim 25

Inflatable cushion comprising a watertight container adapted thereto, said container being provided with an eye for threading a carrying strap therethrough, said container comprising an upper and a lower hollow part each open at a front face and an intermediate piece whereby the container is provided with separated upper and lower cavities, the upper and lower part respectively being attachable directly to one another without said intermediate piece to form a cavity of about double size, the cushion being adjusted in its dimensions to the container so that it will fit into one of the separated cavities only when in a non-inflated condition in a folded or rolled-up form, the watertightness of each one of said cavities being maintained when the other part forming the respective other cavity is separated from the intermediate piece, wherein the intermediate piece comprises two parts separable across an axis of symmetry by pushing the parts asunder, whereby two sealed part containers are created together with the two parts.