An improved gripping member for a weight bearing container. The gripping member is specifically designed to either replace an existing gripping member, or improve a two part handle for a weight bearing container by providing a larger diameter gripping surface. The improved gripping member is formed of two mating halves that can be releasably attached to form a cylindrical gripping surface with a relatively large diameter. When attached about an existing gripping member or wire handle portion of a two part handle the inventive gripping member provides a large diameter gripping surface to distribute the weight of the container about a larger portion of the user's palm.

A multi-purpose folding bag system with a handle, having the form of a decorating element-keyring, consisting of the main body of cylindrical shape, at the one end of which there is a detachable head, which when detached, allows the net bag located in the storage place of the main body to unfold, and when it is then fitted to the other end of the main body, an anatomical handle is created for the easy and safe transport of the items placed into the net bag. Following its use, the net bag is repositioned within the storage place, whereas the detachable head is attached to the free end of the main body which again acquires the form of a decorative element-keyring.

A flexible folding sling includes a flexible elongate preform strap having first and second ends, each of the first and second ends folded inward toward a strap center to form respective first and second loops. The first and second ends are fastened to the strap center with each of the first and second loops having a half-twist such that each of the first and second loops is a tear-shaped Mobius loop. The flexible folding sling assists a user in carrying bag(s) having handles, or other objects that include handles or like structure. When used to carry bags, the sling can be configured as a hand-sling, a shoulder-sling or a back-sling. When used as a hand-sling, the sling engages the user's wrist in a secure and comfortable manner. This prevents load transmission through the easily tired hand muscles and ligaments, extending the amount of time the user can carry a load. This also allows the user to maintain use of her hand and fingers while the sling is used.

A modular, stackable, interlocking container system including a number of stackable containers having the same diameter. Each container includes a jar and a lid. The jars and lids both have ribs spaced 180 degrees apart on side surfaces to serve as alignment and tightening indicators. The lids and jars also have a detent feature for interlocking containers together with both tactile and feedback to the user. The container system also has a handle that can interlock with a lid of any of the containers in the system.

An inner collar is co-axially aligned with a longitudinal axis of an outer collar. The outer and inner collars are and separated by a gap. A plurality of ribs disposed within the gap and interconnect the inner collar to the outer collar. The inner collar defining an interior passage. A channel disposed within the outer collar and the inner collar. The channel extending along the longitudinal axis and opening at one side into the passage and opening at an opposite side exteriorly of the outer collar. The outer collar, inner collar, and plurality of ribs are constructed of a resiliently deformable material thereby allowing the outer and inner collars to resiliently deform for removably receiving a tubular container grip and allowing the outer collar and the plurality of ribs to resiliently deform for increasing gripping capabilities of a human hand.

Disclosed is a bagging clip tool that couples to a shopping bag bagging station. The bagging clip tool helps to keep shopping bags hung from a bag holder hook in place as one of the shopping bags is opened, filled and removed. The bagging clip tool includes a handle, a clip coupled to a first end of the handle, and a T bar with a pair of wheels coupled to a second end of the handle. The clip keeps shopping bags hung from the bag holder hook in place as individual shopping bags are filled and removed from the bag holder hook. The pair of wheels easily grab and separate the two sides of the shopping bag so a user can open the shopping bag without fumbling.

The present disclosure provides a bag carrier for hand, including a handle, a fastener and a button. The handle includes a handheld portion and a bag carrying portion. The handle is provided with an opening between the handheld portion and the bag carrying portion. The fastener includes a closing portion for closing the opening. A passage for placing the button is disposed at the end of the handheld portion. The button is movably placed in the passage and is fixedly connected to the first elastic rod. The button is pressed to drive the first elastic rod to deform so as to open the closing portion.

The present disclosure provides a bag carrier for hand, including a handle, a fastener and a button. The handle includes a handheld portion and a bag carrying portion. The handle is provided with an opening between the handheld portion and the bag carrying portion. The fastener includes a closing portion for closing the opening. A passage for placing the button is disposed at the end of the handheld portion. The button is movably placed in the passage and is fixedly connected to the first elastic rod. The button is pressed to drive the first elastic rod to deform so as to open the closing portion.

A bucket holder is presented for mounting to a user's clothing article, such as a belt. The bucket holder comprises a belt holding portion and a handle holding portion with an outer wire entrance. The belt holding portion has a belt slot that is configured to place a user's belt through. The handle holding portion comprises a grip slot that is configured to mount a bucket handle having a wire portion and a grip. The bucket holder is designed to first place the wire portion through the outer wire entrance and then slid the grip into the grip slot. The handle holding portion further comprises a first wire slot and a second wire slot. The first wire slot configured to hold the wire portion when the outer entrance is facing upward, and the second wire slot configured to hold the bucket holder when the outer wire entrance is facing downward.

A system for retaining at least one plastic grocery bag within a motor vehicle includes a handle and a rail assembly. The handle defines an opening for receiving the at least one plastic grocery bag. The handle includes first and second flanges compressible toward one another. The rail assembly is mountable within the motor vehicle and includes a rail defining a longitudinally extending cavity. A front surface of the rail defines a gap running along at least a portion of an axial length of the rail and includes an open end and a closed end.