A mobile phone case system may include a first mobile phone case comprising a first module connector; a second mobile phone case comprising a second module connector; and a connecting module that connects with the first module connector and the second module connector.

A shoe tote includes a first and a second shoe sock each with a first and second opposing side walls spaced apart by a bottom portion and a back portion. Each shoe sock has an exterior and an interior portion, designed to receive footwear. Each shoe socks contain a top portion opposing the bottom portion and a front portion opposing the back portion. Each shoe sock contains a closure mechanism. The shoe socks are separated by a strap. The strap has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. The strap further contains a first attachment disposed between the first terminal end of the strap and the first shoe sock. The strap also is comprised of a second attachment disposed between the second terminal end of the strap and the second shoe sock.

The invention herein relates to a customizable carrying device. The carrying device has at least one flexible panel member with a front side and a back side. The front side is configured with pockets for the storage of items. The pockets may come in the form of an open pocket or a zippered pocket. There may be only one pocket or a plurality of varying pockets. The back side is configured with a coupling feature, such as hook and loop fasteners. The coupling feature of the back side extends across the back thereof. The carrying device comes with one or more flexible straps. The straps are configured such that proximate to each end is a connector feature. The straps may be used to attach one panel member to another panel member such that a saddle bag assembly is created.

A shoe tote includes a first and a second shoe sock each with a first and second opposing side walls spaced apart by a bottom portion and a back portion. Each shoe sock has an exterior and an interior portion, designed to receive footwear. Each shoe socks contain a top portion opposing the bottom portion and a front portion opposing the back portion. Each shoe sock contains a closure mechanism. The shoe socks are separated by a strap. The strap has a first terminal end and a second terminal end. The strap further contains a first attachment disposed between the first terminal end of the strap and the first shoe sock. The strap also is comprised of a second attachment disposed between the second terminal end of the strap and the second shoe sock.

The present application discloses an improved culinary bag. The bag is designed to carry the essential tools and devices a chef needs when working in a kitchen. The bag comprises an exterior shell and one or more detachable panels. In one embodiment, the panels can be attached to the center spine of the shell via clips and detached from the shell by releasing the clips. Each panel includes various structures such as pouches, bags, fasteners, pockets, etc. for holding various kitchen utensils and the like, as well as other accessories.

A storage system is configured to store material on a mountable surface. The storage system includes a mounting panel with a pouch attachment ladder system grid of webbing slots, a plurality of rigid stay protrusion slots and a plurality of mounting hardware holes. A modular lightweight load-carrying equipment holster that has a pouch attachment ladder system grid of webbing. The pouch attachment ladder system grid of webbing fits through the pouch attachment ladder system grid of webbing slots which is then held in place with a rigid stay. The rigid stay further comprises a protrusion in order to prevent the rigid stay from sliding out of the pouch attachment ladder system grid of webbing.

A luggage system for motorcycles whose cases, when removed from the motorcycle, can quickly be configured into a backpack. The disclosed invention comprises two brackets for attachment to the motorcycle, two large cases for carrying heavy equipment that have mirror image backpack straps built into them, and up to four accessory packs for carrying smaller items. The large cases have mating separating zipper components which, when zipped together, create a backpack.

A luggage assembly includes a first bag and a second bag, each bag having a rear side with a number of fasteners that engage the rear sides of the other bag to attach them together. The rear sides also have an open slot near the top end to receive a dual bag strap extending between the bags, such that the bags may be used as saddlebags. The bags may further include bag handles near the top end of the bags, and an assembly handle extending between the bag handles such that the luggage assembly may be conveniently carried as a single unit. The luggage assembly also includes an individual bag strap that may attach to the fasteners on the rear sides such that the bags may be used and carried individually.

A luggage system for motorcycles whose cases, when removed from the motorcycle, can quickly be configured into a backpack. The disclosed invention comprises two brackets for attachment to the motorcycle, two large cases for carrying heavy equipment that have mirror image backpack straps built into them, and up to four accessory packs for carrying smaller items. The large cases have mating separating zipper components which, when zipped together, create a backpack.

A riding luggage storage system includes two side boxes symmetrically arranged, a side box pull rod movably arranged on each of the side boxes, a rolling structure installed on the outer lateral side of each side box, and two side boxes quickly mountable to form a draw-bar box. The luggage storage system has a compact and reasonable integral structure, and has at least one side boxes, with movably installed pull rods. A box body can be carried directly and artificially and moved between different places directly. The box body is easy to carry and suitable for carrying by riding vehicles such as motorcycles and bicycles.