An electronic device handwear embodying a glove sleeve that retains a mobile phone “hands free” for outdoor activities in a main pocket by way of a pocket material along an outward facing surface of the glove sleeve. The pocket material is adapted to enable visual and haptic communication with the touchscreen user interface of the retained mobile phone. A retention pocket adjacent to the main pocket is movable between an open condition and a retaining condition overlapping the opening end of the main pocket and snugly closing of the main pocket opening. The pocket material and the retention pocket material may provide port apertures for enable cables to access an electronic device sheathed in the main and retention pockets.

Embodiments of an apparatus for carrying a hat are disclosed. The apparatus has an elongated strap having a length extending between first and second ends. A belt buckle and belt buckle holes are provided in the strap to enable adjustment of the strap length. A first plurality of interlinked rings connects the first end of the strap to a first finger lever on a clip, and a second plurality of interlinked rings connects the second end of the strap to a second finger lever of the clip. The interlinked rings enable at least partial rotation of each end relative to the clip. The clip is used to attach to and carry a hat.

A power tool can absorb the shock from suspension resulting from falling while preventing the power tool from falling on the ground. A power tool includes a tool holder attachable to the power tool. The tool holder includes an annular portion that receives a suspension member through the annular portion, a base supporting the annular portion, and at least one bend located between the annular portion and the base.

A power tool can absorb the shock from suspension resulting from falling while preventing the power tool from falling on the ground. A power tool includes a tool holder attachable to the power tool. The tool holder includes an annular portion that receives a suspension member through the annular portion, a base supporting the annular portion, and at least one bend located between the annular portion and the base.

A device for use in handling paper products. A finger moisturizer container can be worn on the wrist of a user via an adjustable wristband. Alternatively, the container can be located on a clip that can be attached to an article of clothing, cover or pages of a book. The device can be used to assist in the turning of pages of a book or magazine, sorting or separating stacks of money or other paper or like products.

A device for use in handling paper products. A finger moisturizer container can be worn on the wrist of a user via an adjustable wristband. Alternatively, the container can be located on a clip that can be attached to an article of clothing, cover or pages of a book. The device can be used to assist in the turning of pages of a book or magazine, sorting or separating stacks of money or other paper or like products.

Embodiments herein describe a secure handheld device holder for securely holding handheld devices such as binoculars, a telescope, a range finder, or any other handheld device. The holder is held adjacent to the torso of a person using straps with buckles. The straps may go around the torso and around the shoulders. The holder allows placement into the holder and removal from the holder of the handheld device using only one hand.

Embodiments herein describe a secure handheld device holder for securely holding handheld devices such as binoculars, a telescope, a range finder, or any other handheld device. The holder is held adjacent to the torso of a person using straps with buckles. The straps may go around the torso and around the shoulders. The holder allows placement into the holder and removal from the holder of the handheld device using only one hand.

A flexible structure for holding an electronics module is disclosed. The flexible structure may comprise various straps and/or an elastomeric enclosure. The flexible structure may include one or more apertures configured to securely hold one or more raised portions of the electronics module.

A flexible structure for holding an electronics module is disclosed. The flexible structure may comprise various straps and/or an elastomeric enclosure. The flexible structure may include one or more apertures configured to securely hold one or more raised portions of the electronics module.