Caddy Adapter

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The field of endeavor for the Caddy Adapter is for pools, lakes, rivers &. boating recreational fields. It would be classified in GROUP III. 206 Special Receptacles of the U.S. Patent Classification Definitions.

The defined problem: Maneuverability when floating on a pool noodle in the water, while securely holding a beverage in an adapter and trying to maneuver. There is no adapter available on the market to securely hold an insulated beverage in a container and at the same time be able to take a drink easily by pulling out the adapter from a pool noodle with a beverage container in it or by taking a drink easily by pulling out the beverage container from the adapter. Both methods are then easily inserted into hack into either the pool noodle with the adapter or the beverage container into the adapter.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The Caddy Adapter solves the problem of securely holding either an insulated can or insulated bottle beverage container in one end of the adapter, while the other end of the adapter is securely held in the pool noodle. The beverage container will be held securley in the adapter and also held securely in the pool noodle when maneuvering in the water. The beverage container will not fill out even if the assembly, caddy adapter and beverage container, is submersed underwater.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS SUPPLIED

FIG. 1—Depicts top view of caddy adapter

FIG. 2—Depicts cutaway side view of caddy adapter

FIG. 3—Depicts bottom angle side view of caddy adapter

FIG. 4—Depicts bottom view of caddy adapter nipple

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

The caddy adapter illustrates in FIG. 1 having 6 ribs. These ribs 1 are spaced equal distance around the adapter and are at 90 degrees of the adapter wall. This holds the insulated beverage container in the center of the adapter. This also prevents the beverage container from rotating in the adapter.

The caddy adapter illustrates in FIG. 2 the two stages of the ribs 2 for use with holding two different types of insulated beverage containers. The top rib stage 3 has a pitch that securely holds insulated can beverage containers by squeezing the insulation around the beverage can. This pitch on the rib tightens the grip on the insulation and can and holds them in place. The bottom rib stage 4 has a pitch that securely holds insulated bottle beverage containers by squeezing the insulation around the beverage bottle. This pitch on the rib tightens the grip on the insulation and bottle and holds them in place. The rib locations and pitch angles make it easy to insert and remove the insulated beverage containers.

The caddy adapter illustrates in FIG. 3 an insertion nipple 5 that inserts into a pool noodle. The insertion nipple incorporates 4 ribs 7 and a tapered end 6 for easy insertion into a pool noodle. The insertion nipple 5 is an oversized nipple presses the 4 ribs 7 against the inner pool noodle wall. This securely seats the adapter inside the pool noodle. The tapered end 6 on the insertion nipple makes it easy to insert the adapter into any size pool noodle.

The caddy adapter illustrates in FIG. 4 ribs 7 on the outside diameter on the insertion nipple. There are 4 ribs on the insertion nipple that press into the foam on the inside diameter wall of a pool noodle when inserted. These 4 ribs along with the oversized insertion nipple 5 securely hold the adapter in place in the pool noodle.