An apparatus for securing and protecting small objects includes a shroud having a top opening and a bottom opening, a strap received through the top opening and having a first end and a second end, a mounting mechanism on the first end of the strap, and an object retaining mechanism on the second end of the strap for receiving an object. The shroud is slidable along the strap between a stowed position, where the shroud substantially covers the object, and an access position, where the object is positioned outside the shroud permitting access to the object.

A light-emitting accessory including: a light source; a light guide body that guides the light radiated from the light source; a case body that holds the light source and the light guide body and has an attachment to an outside thereof; a cover body formed by a light permeable material and being attached to the case body to cover the light source and the light guide body. The light guide body has a back surface facing the light source, and a front surface opposite to the back surface. In the vicinity of the center of the front surface is made an inclined portion which is inclined in a direction of thickness of the light guide body, and the light source confronts the inclined portion.

A key case having a housing comprising at least two walls forming a space for storing at least one key, the housing being provided with at least one locking mechanism to prevent the key from falling out of the housing. Also, a key head for storage in the housing, comprising either modified side walls of the key head securing the key head with a cap, or enclosing the key head in the housing. Also, a key box comprising at least two cases, a shell of which comprises at least two walls between which, or in at least one of which, a space is formed for storing at least one key, the case being provided with at least one locking device to prevent the key from falling out of the case, the at least two cases being connected to each other.

Portable holder adapted for attachment to a larger device and for holding articles, comprising: an elongated tubular at least partially hollow case defining at least one interior cavity, the case having first and second ends and defining at least one opening into the interior cavity of the case; at least one repeatedly-openable moisture-resistant cover on and corresponding with the at least one opening for sealingly closing the opening to the interior cavity; either a permanently-fixed mounting bracket attached to the case, or alternatively a separate quick-release bracket, each adapted for interfacing the case with the larger device; a plurality of grooves defined in the case adapted for optionally receiving a corresponding plurality of elongated cinchable strap members for securing the case to the larger device.

Disclosed is a bag accessory that allows a user to easily and conveniently retain keys, cell phones, and other personal items so that the items do not shuffle around in a handbag and force a user to try and find them, which can be frustrating, time consuming, and even dangerous. The bag accessory is a hanger or clip with a magnet on one side and an embellishment on the other, wherein the magnet is used to retain keys, a cell phone, and other personal items. The invention also discloses a method of adhering a metal accessory to a cell phone case or other personal item so that items will adhere to the magnet.

A key holder includes a key tag, the key tag attached to a key. The key holder further includes a device body, the device body including a slot, the key located in the slot of the device body and the key tag wrapping around the device body from the slot to an outer portion of the device body, the outer portion of the device body including an attachment point for the key tag, the key tag attached to the outer portion of the device body and under sufficient tension to prevent the key from sliding out of the slot.

A compartmented beverage koozie with a protective compartment that secures personal items while insulating a beverage includes a body defining a cylindrical interior that receives and maintains the temperature of the beverage. A curved plate forms a rigid mounting structure conforming to the cylindrical interior of the koozie. A water-resistant compartment forms an integral structure of the koozie. The water-resistant compartment receives and secures personal items in physical proximity to the koozie, while preventing or substantially reducing exposure of the personal items to water or other environmental effects. A water-resistant compartment pocket holds smaller personal items and a larger compartment for holds larger personal items. A transparent door shows the personal items protected within the water-resistant compartment. A door latch and gasket assembly establishes a water-resistant enclosure. The koozie is a foam structure preserving the thermal state of the beverage within the cylindrical interior. A D-ring permits single-attachment transport.

A key fob protector for use with an electronic key fob that prevents inadvertently unlocking a vehicle door by covering a plurality of control buttons on a key fob so that no buttons are activated when the key fob is stowed in a bag, purse or pocket. The key fob protector has a gap, exposing a panic button, so that the panic button can easily be activated in an emergency situation without opening the cover. The key fob protector is easily installed using a strap that wraps around the key fob securing the key fob protector in place when the strap is fastened.

The invention provides an improved sleeve for a key fob with Radio Frequency (RF) blocking features to block undesired communications with the key fob.

The invention provides an improved sleeve for a key fob with Radio Frequency (RF) blocking features to block undesired communications with the key fob.