A hands-free umbrella device is disclosed for providing umbrella protection without requiring a user to hold the umbrella with their hands. The hands-free umbrella device comprises a body component that is configured as a conventional umbrella with a canopy and supports secured to a rod-like base component. The body component is then secured to a plurality of straps that secure around a user's wrist and/or shoulders. In another embodiment, the body component can be secured to a small backpack. The plurality of straps and/or small backpack are adjustable and available in a wide variety of colors and designs.

A back carrier frame includes a base. The base includes a body and a retaining device. The body includes a plurality of first pivotal portions. The retaining device is mounted to the body. A fixing seat includes an annular groove and a fixing portion. The retaining device is engaged in the annular groove to retain the fixing seat in place. The fixing portion extends out of the body. A support device includes at least three main supports. Each of the at least three main supports includes a second pivotal portion and a connection portion. The second pivotal portion of each of the at least three main supports is pivotably connected to one of the first pivotal portions. Each of two straps has two ends respectively coupled to two of the connection portions of the at least three main supports.

A weather shield apparatus includes a shield holder having a molded body panel with a curved shape providing ends joined to a lengthwise adjustable waist belt having a waist buckle, a support interface attached to a rear surface of the body panel, a support frame adapted to engage and extend upward from the support interface, the support frame having a cushion pad on a side facing the body panel, and a first weather shield assembly comprising a curved shield frame covered in waterproof sheet material, the curved shield frame having connector fittings projecting downward adapted to mate to compatible connector fittings at an uppermost extremity of the support frame.

A weather shield apparatus includes a shield holder having a molded body panel with a curved shape providing ends joined to a lengthwise adjustable waist belt having a waist buckle, a support interface attached to a rear surface of the body panel, a support frame adapted to engage and extend upward from the support interface, the support frame having a cushion pad on a side facing the body panel, and a first weather shield assembly comprising a curved shield frame covered in waterproof sheet material, the curved shield frame having connector fittings projecting downward adapted to mate to compatible connector fittings at an uppermost extremity of the support frame.

A harness for hands-free use of personal umbrellas uses a cross-body strap circling a user from one shoulder to the opposite waist and a top clip to hold the umbrella at the shoulder. The harness can have one or more side straps passing around the torso under the shoulder, a base clip holding the umbrella at a waist level, and/or a bag for holding the umbrella, the straps, the clips, and/or personal items of the user. The top clip and/or base clip can be on mounts and/or booms. The clips can be adjustable in angle relative to the torso. Booms can be adjustable in length. A mount can include an adjustable truss assembly for positioning the umbrella. The bag can have compartments made with varied materials for different moisture performance. The harness can be adapted for use with full-size umbrellas and/or compact umbrellas with collapsible shafts.

A harness for hands-free use of personal umbrellas uses a cross-body strap circling a user from one shoulder to the opposite waist and a top clip to hold the umbrella at the shoulder. The harness can have one or more side straps passing around the torso under the shoulder, a base clip holding the umbrella at a waist level, and/or a bag for holding the umbrella, the straps, the clips, and/or personal items of the user. The top clip and/or base clip can be on mounts and/or booms. The clips can be adjustable in angle relative to the torso. Booms can be adjustable in length. A mount can include an adjustable truss assembly for positioning the umbrella. The bag can have compartments made with varied materials for different moisture performance. The harness can be adapted for use with full-size umbrellas and/or compact umbrellas with collapsible shafts.

The present invention is directed to a systems, devices, methods, techniques and kits for a portable and lightweight shade stick that is easy to use, carry and store. Additionally, the product preferably includes a comfortable easy-to-hold handle that can also be used as a clamp for attaching to a folding chair, bench and stadium seat for sporting events, graduations, and other outdoor or well-lighted events where shade is needed. Also, the configuration may be deployed on a shoulder harness across the user, enabling hands-free usage. The device can also include a powered fan and a water spray, providing further cooling.

The present invention is directed to a systems, devices, methods, techniques and kits for a portable and lightweight shade stick that is easy to use, carry and store. Additionally, the product preferably includes a comfortable easy-to-hold handle that can also be used as a clamp for attaching to a folding chair, bench and stadium seat for sporting events, graduations, and other outdoor or well-lighted events where shade is needed. Also, the configuration may be deployed on a shoulder harness across the user, enabling hands-free usage. The device can also include a powered fan and a water spray, providing further cooling.

A hands-free umbrella shoulder support apparatus allows for convenient and comfortable use of an umbrella or parasol without engaging the hands. Central to the design is a connector hub that latches onto the main stem of the umbrella or parasol, linked to a shoulder-supporting bridge featuring non-skid ribbing for stability and adjustable sizing for a custom fit. The apparatus also includes internal securing ribs for a firm grip on the stem, and a rear anchor torsion loop that increases security by hugging the upper shoulder area. An optional accessory hub can be added for decorative or functional extensions. The design is envisioned to accommodate a second connector hub for even weight distribution, enhancing this innovative support system's practicality and ergonomic benefits.

A hands-free umbrella shoulder support apparatus allows for convenient and comfortable use of an umbrella or parasol without engaging the hands. Central to the design is a connector hub that latches onto the main stem of the umbrella or parasol, linked to a shoulder-supporting bridge featuring non-skid ribbing for stability and adjustable sizing for a custom fit. The apparatus also includes internal securing ribs for a firm grip on the stem, and a rear anchor torsion loop that increases security by hugging the upper shoulder area. An optional accessory hub can be added for decorative or functional extensions. The design is envisioned to accommodate a second connector hub for even weight distribution, enhancing this innovative support system's practicality and ergonomic benefits.