The Coleman Company, Inc.

A beverage container is provided that includes a main chamber fluidly connected to an introduction chamber by a filter. A user may introduce liquid into the beverage container at the introduction chamber, and the liquid can flow from the introduction chamber into the main chamber through the filter. The filter preferably enables the user to instantly or nearly instantly filter the liquid as soon as it is introduced into the container, or shortly after the liquid is introduced. The filtered liquid can then be stored in the beverage container for consumption at the user's convenience.

A straw adapter for coupling a straw to a water bottle lid is provided. The straw adapter may receive the straw in a cavity, and a protrusion of the straw adapter may be received by the lid. Retaining rings circumscribing the cavity and the protrusion may provide for frictional coupling. The straw adapter may include a valve comprising a plurality of self-sealing flaps. The self-sealing flaps may be configured to open or close in response to pressure changes. As such, when the self-sealing flaps are oriented vertically, the valve may allow fluid to flow through the straw adapter. Conversely, when the self-sealing flaps are oriented horizontally, the valve may impede fluid from flowing through the straw adapter. Thus, the straw adapter may help to limit unintentional spills.

A solar charging case for recharging a headlamp powered by a rechargeable battery is provided. The solar charging case includes a solar panel positioned and located on an exterior surface of a body of the charging case. The solar panel is configured to receive solar energy from sunlight and/or another light source and convert the solar energy into electricity. The solar energy is communicated from the charging case to the headlamp to recharge the headlamp, for example via a wireless charging connection or a wired charging connection.

A swim aid comprising a torso flotation pad, an attachment member, a right armband flotation pad and a left armband flotation pad. The right armband flotation pad is operatively connected to the torso flotation pad and includes an opening for receiving the right arm of a wearer. The left armband flotation pad is also operatively connected to the torso flotation pad and includes an opening for receiving the left arm of a wearer. At least one of the right or left armband flotation pads includes elastic material for expanding and compressing the armband flotation pads on the wearer's arm, reducing the need for buckles or straps.

A disposable cooler is provided that, when assembled, is curbside recyclable. Tire cooler includes a lid portion and a. container to which the lid portion is selectively engageable. When the cooler is assembled, it may be watertight such that water does not leak from the bottom and includes handles for easy carrying and transport. The container uses a fully permeable substrate coating on its recyclable corrugate surface that allows it to be curbside recyclable. Neither glue nor fasteners are needed to keep the container or lid portion in place once they are assembled.

A cup holder adjustment system is provided, which can be placed in the arm of a folding chair. The cup holder adjustment system preferably includes two forms of adjustment. The first form of adjustment includes a. cord locking mechanism for raising and lowering the base of the cup holder on which the beverage vessel is seated. The depth of the cup holder is adjustable to account for the height of the beverage vessel. The second form of adjustment includes various flexible tab members that project inwardly within the cup holder to hold a beverage vessel in place. The tab members preferably include an inward biasing force causing the tab members to spring inwardly and flex downwardly. This tensioning force pushes the beverage vessel inwardly to help keep the beverage vessel in place when it is retained, within the cup holder.