This invention provides a means of headgear storage and protection, along with other personal protective equipment, for use in sectors including, but not limited to: construction, mining, agriculture, utility, energy, recreational and military applications. This invention overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art by providing a device that can store multiple types of personal protective equipment at one time in a versatile and mobile form that can be used in any number of environments and can securely lock in and easily release headgear.

Disclosed is a multi-axis foldable mobile phone holder, which includes a mounting base, a supporting rod connected to the mounting base, and a movable base connected to the supporting rod, two ends of the supporting rod are respectively connected with the mounting base and the movable base through a rotating shaft, the mounting base or/and the movable base are further provided with a bottom base, the mounting base or/and the movable base is connected to the bottom base through a rotating shaft. When the multi-axis foldable mobile phone holder of the present disclosure is in use, the mounting base, the supporting rod, the movable base, and the bottom base are turned about the rotating shaft and opened, thus the mobile phone is in a state where the user needs to use it.

Disclosed is a multi-axis foldable mobile phone holder, which includes a mounting base, a supporting rod connected to the mounting base, and a movable base connected to the supporting rod, two ends of the supporting rod are respectively connected with the mounting base and the movable base through a rotating shaft, the mounting base or/and the movable base are further provided with a bottom base, the mounting base or/and the movable base is connected to the bottom base through a rotating shaft. When the multi-axis foldable mobile phone holder of the present disclosure is in use, the mounting base, the supporting rod, the movable base, and the bottom base are turned about the rotating shaft and opened, thus the mobile phone is in a state where the user needs to use it.

A flipgrip system for a phone. The flipgrip includes two hinging legs that unfold into an X shape, and fold flat. A ring adheres to the rear of the phone and a base can snap onto the ring. The base can spin relative to the ring and also be removed from the back of the phone. The first and second legs hinge relative to the base, out into the X shaped position, or in to the folded flat position.

A flipgrip system for a phone. The flipgrip includes two hinging legs that unfold into an X shape, and fold flat. A ring adheres to the rear of the phone and a base can snap onto the ring. The base can spin relative to the ring and also be removed from the back of the phone. The first and second legs hinge relative to the base, out into the X shaped position, or in to the folded flat position.

A portable lighting device having multiple mounting features providing multiple mounting configurations allowing for hands-free lighting in various situations and locations. The portable lighting device comprises a housing with (i) a front bezel configured to receive a primary optic; (ii) a central support having a securement means and a peripheral segment configured to receive an extent of a cap of a bottle; and, (iii) a rear body having a multi-positional assembly, a coupling means residing within the multi-positional assembly, and a mounting means. The lighting device also includes an illumination assembly having a light source configured to emit light beyond the housing to illuminate a surrounding area, and a power source disposed within the housing and operably coupled to the illumination assembly. The multi-positional assembly is movable between a retracted position and a deployed position that improve the utility of the portable lighting device.

An extendable grip for a mobile device includes a base configured to couple with a mobile device or a case of the mobile device. The plurality of elastic elements are coupled with the base at a first end. The plurality of elastic elements are coupled with a top at a second end. The plurality of elastic elements are configured to provide an expansion force that biases the top away from the base towards a neutral position when in the collapsed position. The base and the top are configured to produce a magnetic force that biases the top and the base towards one another. The extendable grip has the neutral position and a collapsed position. A distance between the top and the base is greater in the neutral position than in the collapsed position. The magnetic force is stronger than the expansion force in the retracted position.

An extendable grip for a mobile device includes a base configured to couple with a mobile device or a case of the mobile device. The plurality of elastic elements are coupled with the base at a first end. The plurality of elastic elements are coupled with a top at a second end. The plurality of elastic elements are configured to provide an expansion force that biases the top away from the base towards a neutral position when in the collapsed position. The base and the top are configured to produce a magnetic force that biases the top and the base towards one another. The extendable grip has the neutral position and a collapsed position. A distance between the top and the base is greater in the neutral position than in the collapsed position. The magnetic force is stronger than the expansion force in the retracted position.

A clamp for releasably clamping onto a sphere of an adapter includes a body having a passageway, a cutout, and a cavity. The cavity positioned between the passageway and the cutout and configured to receive the sphere. A plunger is movably positioned in the passageway and configured to move the sphere. A lever is coupled to the body, and pivoting the lever causes the plunger to move in a first direction toward the cavity such that the plunger moves the sphere in the first direction. A resilient member in the cutout is configured to bias the sphere in a second direction opposite the first direction such that the sphere is secured in the cavity between the plunger and the resilient member.

Disclosed is a device for supporting a golf club. The device includes two telescoping legs that are attached to a body. A c-shaped clamp is formed as part of the housing and is dimensioned to be clipped onto the shaft of a golf club. With the telescoping legs extended, the legs and golf club head form a tripod. This arrangement allows the club to be supported in an upright position on the golf course and prevent the golf grip from getting dirty or wet.