A footwear storage and display rack includes a mounting member configured to be mounted to a wall or other generally vertical surface. The mounting member includes an upper portion and a lower portion. A footwear shelf includes a proximal section and a distal section with the proximal section extending from the lower portion of the mounting member so as to be configured at an angle between about 0 degrees and about 90 degrees with respect to the wall or other generally vertical surface when the mounting member is secured to the wall or other generally vertical surface. The distal section extends from the proximal section. An accessory support extends from the upper portion of the mounting member.

The magnetic pool cue holder system comprises a pool cue, a rack, and an equipment holder. The pool cue may be adapted to be held by a user and used to strike a cue ball. The pool cue may comprise a cue magnet. The cue magnet may be operable to removably couple the pool cue to the equipment holder. The rack may be configured to place a set of pool balls into starting positions on a pool table. The rack may comprise one or more rack magnets. The one or more rack magnets may be operable to removably couple the rack to the equipment holder.

The magnetic pool cue holder system comprises a pool cue, a rack, and an equipment holder. The pool cue may be adapted to be held by a user and used to strike a cue ball. The pool cue may comprise a cue magnet. The cue magnet may be operable to removably couple the pool cue to the equipment holder. The rack may be configured to place a set of pool balls into starting positions on a pool table. The rack may comprise one or more rack magnets. The one or more rack magnets may be operable to removably couple the rack to the equipment holder.

Provided are bridge support apparatuses and cue stick supporting apparatuses to aid a person with a disabled hand or hands, or to aid a person with a missing hand or two missing hands, to allow a person to effectively play games that require a cue stick or another game related stick that requires supporting, aiming and carrying, including the games of billiards and pool. The cue stick supporting apparatuses are adjustable to grip onto and hold a cue stick to be used and to be carried.

An adjustable billiards bridge device may comprise a body having a first end and an opposing second end with one or more central cue surfaces disposed on the body. A first leg may be pivotally coupled to the first end of the body, and the first leg may have one or more peripheral cue surfaces. A second leg may be pivotally coupled to the second end of the body, and the second leg may have one or more peripheral cue surfaces. A coupler may be positioned on the body between the first end and the second end. The coupler may be configured to couple the device to a positioning stick which may be used by an individual to position the device on a billiards table. The first leg and second leg may be individually movable relative to the body to enable the device to assume a plurality of configurations.

A multi level rack apparatus for holding elongated items upright for storage includes a rack frame having an X shaped profile defined by four arms which extend out from a center portion. A structural exterior is formed from a top support level, an side wall, and a base support level, and extends across each of the arms. Disposed inside the rack frame is a lower support level which is parallel to and positioned between the top support level and base support level and a vertical support post which helps maintain the relative position of the support levels from the center portion. A plurality of sets of holding sections are disposed in each of the support levels, with each set aligned between the support levels such that an elongated item can be held upright in place by one set of holding sections.

A billiards cue bridge device is provided. The device is comprised of a body with an opening that receives a pool cue. The device is also comprised of a support that attaches to the body via at least one fastener. During use, the fastener rests on the surface of a billiards table and a pool cue is placed within the body such that the cue is supported by the body and support. Then, a user can use one hand to push the cue through the opening in order to take a pool shot while the cue remains supported by the device.

Cue stick holders suitable for deployment on a pool, billiards, or like game table to support at least one cue stick as the cue stick rests in a propped position against the game table typically between plays of a game or between games may include a flexible holder panel configured for frictional immobilization on the game table. A holder rack may be provided on the holder panel. The holder rack may have at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof.

Cue stick holders suitable for deployment on a pool, billiards, or like game table to support at least one cue stick as the cue stick rests in a propped position against the game table typically between plays of a game or between games may include a flexible holder panel configured for frictional immobilization on the game table. A holder rack may be provided on the holder panel. The holder rack may have at least one cue stick gap sized and configured to receive the at least one cue stick in the propped position thereof.