A handheld article carrier is designed to accommodate dumbbells and other personal items such as water bottles, cellphone, keys etc. The carrier may be formed from a single piece of sheet metal material and is generally U-shaped. The carrier includes sidewalls each having a slot for supporting the shaft portion of one or more dumbbells. The carrier includes a handle that may be integrally formed in a central portion of the frame of the carrier, or attached as a separate piece. The article carrier can be made from a single sheet of metal, multiple sheets of metal, a combination of metal and natural materials, all natural materials, a combination of metal and synthetic materials, or all synthetic materials.

A multi-use hygienic door opener device with a hook-like configuration and an integral keypad contacting push button knob that allows a user to hygienically open doors without touching the door handles and that can be conveniently carried. Furthermore, the integral keypad contacting push button hook and knob multi-use feature also allows the user to operate public keypads without touching the keypad. For convenience, an integral key ring feature keeps the present door opener device handy, as one always carries their keys. Using PIN keypads without worry about germs is now possible at gas stations, grocery stores, and the like.

A pop-up type holder and stand mobile phone accessory includes a base, a collapsible member, and a foot. The collapsible member is connected to the base at a first end, and to the foot at a second end. The base is configured to be attached or mounted to the back of a mobile device, or to the case of a mobile device, and the foot can be extended be expanding the collapsible member for use, to facilitate holding the mobile device by a user, or retained against the base by collapsing the collapsible member. The base or the foot includes a pocket that is configured to hold and retain a pair of folding nose clip-on type eyeglasses.

Exemplary embodiments of a portable accessory holder are provided. The apparatus can include a housing having a top portion, a bottom portion, a front portion, a rear portion, a first side and a second side, and a hinge provided on the front portion. The hinge can include a first leaf secured to the front portion of the housing, the first leaf having a first side and a second side opposite the first side, a second leaf rotatably secured to the first side of the first leaf, the second leaf including a magnet, the second leaf being configured to rotate away from the first leaf and against the front portion of the housing, and a third leaf rotatably secured to the second side of the first leaf, the third leaf including a magnet, the third leaf being configured to rotate away from the first leaf and against the front portion of the housing.

A camera mountable arm includes a first segment, a second segment, and a third segment. The first segment includes a recess extending substantially along a length of the first segment, and is configured to detachably couple to a camera. The first segment is rotatably coupled to the second segment and the second segment is rotatably coupled to the third segment. The arm is operable in a plurality of positions, including: a folded position, where the first, second, and third segments are aligned to be mutually length-wise parallel such that the second segment is enclosed within the recess along the first segment, and the first and second segments are substantially flush with the third segment; and an outstretched position, where the first and second segments are separated by a first angular displacement and the second and third segments by a second angular displacement.

The present invention protects undergarments during use in a public restroom. In particular, the undergarments are secured to a tail-strap by fastening a rough velcro portion and a smooth velcro portion them. This is secured to the body of the device, which then dangles from the restroom's doorknob. The entire device can securely folded together for discreet transport.

A camera mounting system including a camera, a first planar structural member and a battery structure. The camera has a first surface and a second surface. The first planar structural member has a first end and a second end, the first end being connected to the first surface of the camera. The battery structure is connected to the second end of the first planar structural member.

A sport drink bottle with arm shaped handle including a bottle assembly, a lid assembly and a container assembly. The bottle assembly includes a bottle having a receiving portion formed in a lateral side thereof. The bottle is hollow. The lid assembly includes a bottle lid threadably attached to an open top of the bottle. The container assembly includes a container. The container is threadably attached to the receiving portion defining an attached and detached configuration. The container includes a container lid to access a content of the container. The container is used as a handle of the bottle in the attached configuration.

Method, systems, and devices for transportation and storage of items such as clothing are disclosed. An item storage system may have an item holder, which may be an item carrier, and a base onto which the item carrier is releasably attachable. The item carrier may have a cross-piece sized to hold and carry a first plurality of items across the cross-piece and a handle having a hand-graspable section between a far end and a near end that is attachable to the cross-piece. The cross-piece may have a plurality of partitions disposed along its length, at least one partition having a first compartment sized to secure a first item within the partition.

A pocketed reusable bag holder, organizer, and storage apparatus and system of use thereof, configured to facilitate the easy transport, storage, and use of reusable bags conventionally employed for grocery shopping. The holder exhibits a body having a generally planar shape which is configured to roll up while containing multiple reusable bags when not in use. When needed, the body is unrolled, revealing the reusable bags which are stored in an organized fashion on a hook. The body is mountable to a handle of a shopping cart via multiple hook-and-loop fasteners. Pockets are present on a front and a rear of the unrolled body, which facilitate storage of personal items during the shopping experience, such as a mobile device, shopping list, and coupons. A stabilizing bar prevents undesired torsion of the body during use.