A portable eating utensil includes first and second shells, which is docked to accommodate an eating utensil. The first shell includes a first slot and a first protrusion on a side facing the second shell. The second shell includes a movable buckle. The buckle includes a second slot and a second protrusion on a side facing the first shell. When the first and second shells are docked, the buckle is moved to an unlocked position, such that the first protrusion leaves the second slot, the second protrusion leaves the first slot, and the first protrusion leaves the second protrusion to unlock the first and second shells. The buckle is moved to a locked position, such that the first protrusion is embedded into the second slot, the second protrusion is embedded into the first slot, and the first and second protrusions prop against to fix the first and second shells.

A portable eating utensil includes first and second shells, which is docked to accommodate an eating utensil. The first shell includes a first slot and a first protrusion on a side facing the second shell. The second shell includes a movable buckle. The buckle includes a second slot and a second protrusion on a side facing the first shell. When the first and second shells are docked, the buckle is moved to an unlocked position, such that the first protrusion leaves the second slot, the second protrusion leaves the first slot, and the first protrusion leaves the second protrusion to unlock the first and second shells. The buckle is moved to a locked position, such that the first protrusion is embedded into the second slot, the second protrusion is embedded into the first slot, and the first and second protrusions prop against to fix the first and second shells.

A portable organizer includes a structural member, including a base and a plurality of walls extending up from the base, wherein upper edges of the plurality of walls define an upper opening so that the structural member is open-topped; a sleeve including a sleeve outer layer and a sleeve inner layer joined along a transition edge, wherein the sleeve inner layer includes a sleeve inner wall and a sleeve base, and the sleeve outer layer includes a sleeve outer wall, and the sleeve fits over the plurality of walls; and a frame that fits over the upper edges and the transition edge to secure the sleeve to the structural member.

An earbud includes a housing that includes a driver assembly positioned within the housing forming a front volume in front of the driver and a back volume behind the driver. An acoustic insert is positioned behind the driver assembly and attached to an interior surface of the housing such that it forms a bass channel that is routed from the back volume to a vent in the housing.

An earbud includes a housing that includes a driver assembly positioned within the housing forming a front volume in front of the driver and a back volume behind the driver. An acoustic insert is positioned behind the driver assembly and attached to an interior surface of the housing such that it forms a bass channel that is routed from the back volume to a vent in the housing.

A makeup bag includes a bag body, an upper cover, a horizontal partition plate, and vertical partition plates. An inner cavity of the bag body is partitioned by the horizontal partition plate and the vertical partition plates into a plurality of lattices. The inner cavity of the bag body is partitioned into a plurality of lattices, so that the makeup bag can store makeup with different sizes and can protect articles stored therein against damage caused by manual collisions.

A makeup bag includes a bag body, an upper cover, a horizontal partition plate, and vertical partition plates. An inner cavity of the bag body is partitioned by the horizontal partition plate and the vertical partition plates into a plurality of lattices. The inner cavity of the bag body is partitioned into a plurality of lattices, so that the makeup bag can store makeup with different sizes and can protect articles stored therein against damage caused by manual collisions.

A collapsible vessel reconfigurable between expanded and collapsed configurations. A sleeve combination has an inner sleeve rotatable relative to an outer sleeve. A liner is retained by the sleeve combination. The sleeves have opposed major walls divided by opposed fold line formations. Arrays of flexion apertures span a lateral range from adjacent to the respective fold line formation toward a central portion of the major wall, and an aperture density can vary generally based on distance from the fold line formation to promote a true-round confirmation of the expanded vessel. A lid structure with a disk and opposed retaining tabs can be selectively engaged with the liner, and a retaining strap can be pivotally coupled to the sleeve combination with a first orientation encircling the sleeve combination and a second, longitudinal orientation. A storage bag with first and second longitudinally-disposed stays can receive and further compress the vessel.

The present invention provides an airtight, waterproof portable storage locker with a solar USB charger to store contents and power electronic devices on the go. The storage locker includes a plurality of containers including a top cover and a bottom case, a seal around the perimeter of the bottom case, a solar energy panel to power electronic devices when connected into multiple USB ports, a user configurable storage system to store contents, and a locking mechanism to securely lock the storage locker to prevent unwanted access to the internal contents stored therein.

The present invention provides an airtight, waterproof portable storage locker with a solar USB charger to store contents and power electronic devices on the go. The storage locker includes a plurality of containers including a top cover and a bottom case, a seal around the perimeter of the bottom case, a solar energy panel to power electronic devices when connected into multiple USB ports, a user configurable storage system to store contents, and a locking mechanism to securely lock the storage locker to prevent unwanted access to the internal contents stored therein.