The present invention relates to a user configurable bag having a main body, a reversible bag flap and a fastening mechanism. The main body includes a first side panel, a first bottom panel, a second bottom panel and a second side panel. The reversible bag flap includes a leading section, a middle section, a bottom section and an end section. The bag flap has a first orientation and a second orientation, wherein an initially inside-facing surface of the bag flap in the first orientation transitions to become an outside-facing surface in the second orientation, thereby enabling the user to dramatically alter the external appearance of the bag at will.

The present disclosure relates to a coat carrier for conveniently carrying a coat when the coat is not being worn by the user. The coat carrier comprises a base panel and two side panels pivotally connected to the base panel. The side panels are movable between an open position for loading a coat into the coat carrier and a folded position forming a carrying case with open ends configured so that the coat extends outwardly from the open ends of the coat carrier when the coat is loaded into the coat carrier. A pair of handles are attached to the upper edges of respective side panels. A closure mechanism is provided for releaseably securing the side panels in the folded position when the coat carrier is in use to carry a coat.

The present disclosure relates to a coat carrier for conveniently carrying a coat when the coat is not being worn by the user. The coat carrier comprises a base panel and two side panels pivotally connected to the base panel. The side panels are movable between an open position for loading a coat into the coat carrier and a folded position forming a carrying case with open ends configured so that the coat extends outwardly from the open ends of the coat carrier when the coat is loaded into the coat carrier. A pair of handles are attached to the upper edges of respective side panels. A closure mechanism is provided for releaseably securing the side panels in the folded position when the coat carrier is in use to carry a coat.

An impact-damper element for carrying straps that is active in a longitudinal direction. The element has a flexible, flat band portion with two mutually opposite main surfaces, runs in a longitudinal direction in undulating lines that are deflected transversely to the longitudinal direction and have reversal points and transverse portions running between the reversal points. A support is applied to at least one of the main surfaces of the band portion, is fixed to the band portion, retains the band portion in a normal position along the undulating lines and is made of an elastic material. The support is of varying thickness over the course of the undulating lines; being of the smallest thickness in a central portion of the transverse portions of the band portion and the thickness increases from the central portion to the reversal points. The support is at its thickest at the reversal points.

The present invention relates to a mirror assembly for use by an individual, the mirror assembly comprising: —a base unit (4) having a user fastening (6) for releasably fastening the base unit to a user; and a mirror unit (1) connected to the base unit by an arm member (2,3), the arm member being deployable to move the mirror unit away from the base unit, wherein the arm member is formed of first and second limbs, hingedly coupled together. The present invention further concerns a strap for use with such an assembly.

The present invention relates to a mirror assembly for use by an individual, the mirror assembly comprising: —a base unit (4) having a user fastening (6) for releasably fastening the base unit to a user; and a mirror unit (1) connected to the base unit by an arm member (2,3), the arm member being deployable to move the mirror unit away from the base unit, wherein the arm member is formed of first and second limbs, hingedly coupled together. The present invention further concerns a strap for use with such an assembly.

An insulating device can include an aperture having a waterproof closure which allows access to the chamber within the insulating device. The closure can help prevent any fluid leakage into and out of the insulating device if the insulating device is overturned or in any configuration other than upright. The closure also prevents any fluid from permeating into the chamber if the insulating device is exposed to precipitation, other fluid, or submersed under water. This construction results in an insulating chamber impervious to water and other liquids when the closure is sealed.

An insulating device can include an aperture having a waterproof closure which allows access to the chamber within the insulating device. The closure can help prevent any fluid leakage into and out of the insulating device if the insulating device is overturned or in any configuration other than upright. The closure also prevents any fluid from permeating into the chamber if the insulating device is exposed to precipitation, other fluid, or submersed under water. This construction results in an insulating chamber impervious to water and other liquids when the closure is sealed.

A protection and stabilization assembly for handheld electronic devices includes a shell that defines an interior space, which is substantially complementary to a handheld electronic device. The shell has a front, back, bottom and opposing sides. The front is substantially open and is configured such that the handheld electronic device is insertable into the interior space. Each opposing end of a strap is coupled to the shell proximate to a respective opposing side. The strap is resilient and overlays a portion of the back proximate to the bottom. The improvement is the strap positioned on the shell. The strap is configured to insert two or more fingers of a hand of a user between the strap and the shell. The handheld electronic device is stabilized in the hand of the user with a thumb of the hand free to manipulate controls on a front face of the handheld electronic device.

A protection and stabilization assembly for handheld electronic devices includes a shell that defines an interior space, which is substantially complementary to a handheld electronic device. The shell has a front, back, bottom and opposing sides. The front is substantially open and is configured such that the handheld electronic device is insertable into the interior space. Each opposing end of a strap is coupled to the shell proximate to a respective opposing side. The strap is resilient and overlays a portion of the back proximate to the bottom. The improvement is the strap positioned on the shell. The strap is configured to insert two or more fingers of a hand of a user between the strap and the shell. The handheld electronic device is stabilized in the hand of the user with a thumb of the hand free to manipulate controls on a front face of the handheld electronic device.