David A Bareno

US Patent:

20060011690, Jan 19, 2006

Filed:

Jul 6, 2005

Appl. No.:

11/174577

Inventors:

David Bareno - Ramona CA, US

International Classification:

A45F 3/04
A45F 3/16

US Classification:

224638000, 224148200, 224652000

Abstract:

The pocketed front pack is a pack used by a skier or snowboarder to hold items. The pack has a body of unitary construction with a front cover, shoulder harnesses, and a back cover. The pack also includes a waist band to which the shoulder harnesses are attached. The pack is slipped over a user's head and attached about the user's torso with the waist band. The back cover is attached to the harnesses and rests against a user's back. The front cover has a large compartment built into it with additional pockets situated both on the large compartment and on the front cover itself. The front cover is secured to the waist band with hook and loop fasteners. Hand-warming compartments may be built into the pack. The pack may include a tailbone pad connected to the waist band and a spine protector connected to the back cover.

US Patent:

20210379465, Dec 9, 2021

Filed:

Jun 5, 2020

Appl. No.:

16/894455

Inventors:

David Bareno - Escondido CA, US

International Classification:

A63B 69/36
A63B 71/02
A63B 57/50

Abstract:

A simple and convenient multiuse use golf tool enables several valuable functions using an elongated ground stake that is slidably received into an elongated u-channel member. In this way, the ground stake may be held within the u-channel when not in use, for example during transport, and may be removed for use. In a first use, the ground stake has a divot repair tool at one end, and may be extended such that the u-channel and the ground stake cooperate as an extended lever to assist in easy divot repair. In the second use, the ground stake has a golf ball channel, and when the ground stake is placed on the ground, the golf ball channel may assist the golfer in achieving a consistent putt swing. In third use, the u-channel has a void in its base for perpendicularly receiving the ground stake. In this way, the golfer is enabled to practice proper position relative to a pin. In a forth use, the ground stake is made from a magnetic metal, or coated with a magnetic surface, such that a magnet attached to a phone or camera allows easy positioning of a camera relative to the golfer.