Patent classifications
A45F5/00
TOURNIQUET HOLDER
Provided is a tourniquet holder comprising a mounting base adapted to be operationally engaged with a handguard of an associated weapon, a first tang, a second tang, and an elongated retention strap. The mounting base has a substantially flat plate defining a first base face and a second base face, one or more fastener apertures, and one or more retention slots. The first tang extends in a direction substantially normal to the first base face. The second tang extends in a direction substantially normal to the first base face. The first tang and the second tang define therebetween a margin adapted to accommodate therein an associated tourniquet. The elongated retention strap passes through the one or more retention slots, has a first end and a second end that are selectably engagable with one another to define a loop adapted to retain therein the associated tourniquet.
Systems, devices and methods for storage of, and rapid access to items
Rapid access storage devices and systems are provided herein, which allow a user to quickly retrieve items stored behind, to the side of, or otherwise out of a comfortable reach range of the user. The devices comprise a housing, and at least one carriage retractable from the housing via a retraction assembly. Rapid access storage systems may comprise a wearable item, including hanging items, that include or are coupled to one or more rapid access storage devices.
Wrist Secured Assembly
An assembly to be worn on the wrist of person is disclosed. The assembly consists essentially of a first closed loop disposed about a first axis and a second closed loop disposed about a second axis. The second axis is oriented transverse to the first axis. The first closed loop is sized to be removably secured to a wearer's wrist. The second loop, secured to the first closed loop material, is adapted to removably retain a cigarette lighter or an e-cigarette. The second loop may removably retain a tool and a light source.
Wrist Secured Assembly
An assembly to be worn on the wrist of person is disclosed. The assembly consists essentially of a first closed loop disposed about a first axis and a second closed loop disposed about a second axis. The second axis is oriented transverse to the first axis. The first closed loop is sized to be removably secured to a wearer's wrist. The second loop, secured to the first closed loop material, is adapted to removably retain a cigarette lighter or an e-cigarette. The second loop may removably retain a tool and a light source.
Method and apparatus for multi-attachment accessory holder
Provided is a disclosure for a multi-attachment accessory holder that includes a main body configured to couple a first side of the main body to an accessory device. The main body is configured to hold a magnet, and the main body includes one or more coupling points for attaching an ancillary accessory.
Extendable and retractable coupling system
An extendable and retractable coupling system is configured with a retractable coupler that is tethered to a coupler body to retain valuable item to a person or other item. An extendable coupling system has a dual coupler having a fixed coupler that is stationary, or configured on the coupler body and a retractable coupler that is coupled to the coupler body by a tether. The retractable coupler may be coupled to a valuable item, such as a mobile phone and the fixed coupler may be coupled to a person clothing, such as to a belt loop, for example. The user may then extend the tether to use their mobile phone and place the phone back into a pocket when not in use. The tether may prevent the valuable item, such as the mobile phone, from dropping to the ground and being damaged.
GRIP FOR A FOLDABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
An expandable device for attachment to a foldable electronic device having first and second surfaces includes a button and a pivotable frame member. The button has a top side, a bottom side, and a coupling portion and is movable between an expanded configuration and a collapsed configuration. The pivotable frame member is operably coupled to the button and includes a device coupling portion that engages a portion of the foldable electronic device. The pivotable frame member is pivotable between a first configuration whereby the button is positioned along at least one of the first surface or the second surface of the foldable electronic device and a second configuration whereby the button is positioned away from the foldable electronic device.
ERGONOMIC CASE/ACCESSORY FOR A MOBILE DEVICE
An electronic device case including a case body to encase a handheld electronic device, the case body including at least one planar surface, and one or more wings to fold into the planar surface in a first position and to extend past an edge of the at least one planar surface in a second position. The one or more wings provide handles by which a user of the handheld electronic device can support a weight of the handheld electronic device
ERGONOMIC CASE/ACCESSORY FOR A MOBILE DEVICE
An electronic device case including a case body to encase a handheld electronic device, the case body including at least one planar surface, and one or more wings to fold into the planar surface in a first position and to extend past an edge of the at least one planar surface in a second position. The one or more wings provide handles by which a user of the handheld electronic device can support a weight of the handheld electronic device
Load Distribution Systems and Load Carrying Equipment
A load carrying and force distributing interface to be worn on a user's limb is described. The interface has one or more support members sized and dimensioned to fit around the user's limb, at least three elongated compression members circumferentially spaced apart and around the limb, and a sensor, an actuator, and a controller configured to dynamically adjust a compression level of at least one of the elongated compression members. The controller could also be configured to adjust one or more elongated compression members so as to compress the soft tissue of the limb against the bone structure to thereby reduce relative motion between the bone structure and the interface.