The disclosure includes a carrying device comprising a carabiner including a first clip and a second clip, wherein the first clip is configured to open to access a first chamber, and the second clip is configured to open to access a second chamber located adjacent the first chamber, and a shackle defining a first end and a second end located opposite the first end, wherein the first end is configured to detachably couple to the carabiner, and the second end is configured to receive at least one key.

The disclosure includes a carrying device comprising a carabiner including a first clip and a second clip, wherein the first clip is configured to open to access a first chamber, and the second clip is configured to open to access a second chamber located adjacent the first chamber, and a shackle defining a first end and a second end located opposite the first end, wherein the first end is configured to detachably couple to the carabiner, and the second end is configured to receive at least one key.

A locking enclosure for personal belongings may include a container with a biometric activated lock for providing selected access to the container, with the locking mechanism being programmed to open in response to a predetermined voice. The container may be a wallet, a purse, a backpack, a piece of luggage or a tent, and a locking mechanism on the container may include a voice print a fingerprint or a retinal scan so that when the proper biometric data is acquired, the user may easily access the contents of the container.

A multifunction money clip includes a first plate and a second plate connected to the first plate via a plurality of connectors at the corners of the first and second plate, the first and second plate forming an internal area. The multifunction money clip further includes a plurality of tools each rotationally connected to the first and second plate via one of the plurality of connectors, the plurality of tools located in the internal area when retracted. The multifunction money clip further includes a double clip located on the first plate, a first portion of the double clip opening in a first direction and configured to trap items between the first plate and the clip and a second portion of the double clip opening in a second direction, opposite the first direction, and configured to trap items between the second clip portion and the first clip portion. A small clip is included opposite the double clip to attach to a pocket.

A multifunction money clip includes a first plate and a second plate connected to the first plate via a plurality of connectors at the corners of the first and second plate, the first and second plate forming an internal area. The multifunction money clip further includes a plurality of tools each rotationally connected to the first and second plate via one of the plurality of connectors, the plurality of tools located in the internal area when retracted. The multifunction money clip further includes a double clip located on the first plate, a first portion of the double clip opening in a first direction and configured to trap items between the first plate and the clip and a second portion of the double clip opening in a second direction, opposite the first direction, and configured to trap items between the second clip portion and the first clip portion. A small clip is included opposite the double clip to attach to a pocket.

This disclosure concerns a personal accessory wallet/clutch with an integrated money/card clip, and internal cartridge, actuated by finger via spring loaded bearings. The wallet is comprised of two congruent plates, of any shape, or structurally deemed material. Spaced by standoffs, secured by fasteners in a manner to construct a strong foundation necessary for self defense, and durability. An internal mating cartridge configured to receive and secure multiple personal items described herein. With a series of precisely placed, pressed in spring loaded bearings on both sides. Guided and positioned by a series of milled cavities on the internal sides of each congruent structure plate. The construction, and structural design of said invention lends it to be manufactured out of a variety of structurally deemed materials described herein. Including but not limited to common, and exotic materials.

It should also be known that the potential to personalize said invention via, materials, engravings, colors, size, and shape should be considered as an inherent aspect of it's design, construction, and marketabillity.

This disclosure concerns a personal accessory wallet/clutch with an integrated money/card clip, and internal cartridge, actuated by finger via spring loaded bearings. The wallet is comprised of two congruent plates, of any shape, or structurally deemed material. Spaced by standoffs, secured by fasteners in a manner to construct a strong foundation necessary for self defense, and durability. An internal mating cartridge configured to receive and secure multiple personal items described herein. With a series of precisely placed, pressed in spring loaded bearings on both sides. Guided and positioned by a series of milled cavities on the internal sides of each congruent structure plate. The construction, and structural design of said invention lends it to be manufactured out of a variety of structurally deemed materials described herein. Including but not limited to common, and exotic materials.

It should also be known that the potential to personalize said invention via, materials, engravings, colors, size, and shape should be considered as an inherent aspect of it's design, construction, and marketabillity.

A wallet for storing credit cards in a configuration resulting in an evenly-distributed thickness is provided. The wallet holds stacks of cards in a side-by-side configuration, while allowing for storage of other items.

A wallet for storing credit cards in a configuration resulting in an evenly-distributed thickness is provided. The wallet holds stacks of cards in a side-by-side configuration, while allowing for storage of other items.

Disclosed is a loop suitable for a handheld device. A flexible loop is affixed e.g. via adhesive onto a handheld device protective case and serves as a wrist strap for ease of grabbing and prevents accidental drops of the handheld device. A feature for cleaning the handheld device, such as a piece of microfiber cloth, can be integrated on the loop. None of a handheld device's functionality is impaired. A back strap loop is disclosed for holding a device with one hand. Components are highly customizable in regards to color, shape, dimension, print, etc., the overall design of which may help a user to make their handheld device unique, particularly as a promotional item.