IP Library › Granted Patent US 11,185,193
Granted Patent B2
US 11,185,193 · App. 16/552,035 · Granted Nov 30, 2021

Shaker bottle with magnetic elements for temporary securement to exercise equipment

Inventors: Hanna Yurkovetskaya (Staten Island, NY); Joseph Campolo (Staten Island, NY)
A47J43/27A47J45/02B65D43/0231B65D2313/04B65D2543/00046B65D2543/00092B65D2543/00296B65D2543/00351B65D2543/00518B65D2543/00537B65D2543/00555
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Patent No.
US 11,185,193
App. No.
16/552,035
Granted
Nov 30, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A protein shaker bottle or similar beverage container that has one or more magnets on its outer surface. The magnets allow for the shaker bottle to magnetically adhere to a metallic or ferrous surface. The inventive bottle allows a user to quickly and temporarily adhere the bottle to a piece of gym equipment on a gym floor.

Claims (23)

1. A shaker bottle apparatus, comprising:

an attachment appendage comprising:

a platform that defines a front surface of the attachment appendage;

a back portion;

an upper wall;

a bottom wall;

a first side wall; and

a second side wall,

wherein the platform is disposed between the upper wall, the bottom wall, the first side wall and the second side wall, and

wherein the upper wall, the bottom wall, the first side wall and the second side wall incline inwards from the back portion of the attachment appendage towards the platform so that a proximal perimeter of the attachment appendage is greater than a distal perimeter of the attachment appendage;

one or more magnets disposed within an opening formed in the platform, the opening comprising a continuous perimeter that completely surrounds the one or more magnets with front faces of the one or more magnets being exposed at the front surface,

wherein the back portion of the attachment appendage forms part of a sidewall of a shaker bottle that slopes inwardly from an upper portion of the shaker bottle to a bottom portion of the shaker bottle,

wherein the platform extends at an angle to the sidewall of the shaker bottle and substantially parallel to a longitudinal axis of the shaker bottle,

wherein the one or more magnets include a front face that is substantially parallel to the longitudinal axis of the shaker bottle, and

wherein the one or more magnets are attachable to a fixed surface to hold the shaker bottle in place.

2. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the surface of the platform comprises one or more recesses, and the one or more magnets are disposed in the one or more recesses.

3. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 2 , wherein a depth of the one or more recesses is substantially equal to a thickness of the one or more magnets.

4. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein each of the one or more magnets comprises an outer surface that extends outwardly from the surface of the platform.

5. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the one or more magnets are disc-shaped.

6. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the one or more magnets and platform are substantially coplanar.

7. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the one or more magnets are covered in a protective material.

8. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the side walls incline inwards along a curved path.

9. The shaker bottle apparatus of claim 1 , wherein the top wall extends laterally from the sidewall at a first distance from an upper lip of the shaker bottle, and the bottom wall extends laterally from the sidewall at a second distance from a floor surface of the shaker bottle, and wherein the bottom wall extends farther in a lateral direction than the top wall.

Continuity (5)
Continuation 16385099 · Apr 16, 2019
Continuation 16136861 · Sep 20, 2018
Continuation 15046164 · Feb 17, 2016
Provisional Application 62117100 · Feb 17, 2015
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