A device for storing a portable electronic system includes a main body having four body sections that are separated by fold lines that are positioned along a common edge. The first body section includes a pair of wing-shaped pockets extending outward therefrom and a user belt for securing the main body horizontally around a user. The second body section includes a storage strap for receiving and engaging a portable electronic system. When the main body is in the closed position, the third and fourth body sections are folded over the portable system, and the first and second body sections are secured together. The fourth body section includes a pair of retention straps for also receiving the portable electronic system and positioning the system at a playing position when the device is in the open position.

Disclosed is a universal wearable sanitizer receptacle that comprises a rear panel and pouch joined to said rear panel. The rear panel allows for use of a belt loop, a clip and or an adjustable strap that a user can wear around their neck, shoulder or waist. The rear panel top edge has a slot that allows for installation of a removable clip. Located on the front of the pouch is a first pocket and located on the front of the first pocket is a second pocket with a transparent front panel.

A hands-free portable device holder is an apparatus that comfortably and safely upholds a portable device such as a tablet or laptop around the waist of a user. The apparatus includes a support belt, a tabletop, and a position-locking mechanism. The support belt wraps around the waist of the user and is length-adjustable. The support belt also includes a first padded brace and a second padded brace that cushion the lower abdomen and the lower back of the user. The tabletop supports the portable device. The tabletop also includes a pullout tray to accommodate any accessories or small items that need to be or is preferably positioned beside the portable device. The position-locking mechanism positions and secures the desired orientation of the tabletop with the support belt, and consequently the torso of the user. The tabletop freely rotates about the support belt and is easily locked into a desired position.

A back panel for a backpack or other luggage designed to be carried on a user's back with built-in pockets for receiving foam or 3D printed padding is disclosed herein. The back panel includes spacer areas comprised of multiple layers of material affixed to one another and pocket areas that are spaced from one another by the spacer areas. At least a top-most layer of the back panel is composed of a mesh material, and is detached from the other layers within the pocket areas. The back panel is cut from a combination material made from fibers that are woven or knitted together on a single machine, or is 3D printed, with all of the pockets, channels, or tunnels built in.

A convertible hip belt and backpack system for efficient travel include an apparatus with the convertible hip belt. The system includes a backpack having a main compartment and right and left shoulder straps. The system further includes a convertible hip belt having a backpack mode and an independent mode. In the backpack mode, the convertible hip belt includes a right hip pocket and a left hip pocket detachably coupled to the backpack. The convertible hip belt includes a separable fastener that adjustably couples a strap end of the right hip pocket to a strap end of the left hip pocket. In the independent mode, the convertible hip belt is decoupled from the backpack and the right and left hip pockets are instead coupled to each other.

A segmented bag with a single continuous strap or dual or more straps. A duffle bag with two segments secured together with diametrically opposed longitudinal zippers, hook-and-loop fasteners and/or magnets. A multi-segmented bag with two semi-cylindrical segments secured together with longitudinal zippers and each semi-cylindrical segment having quarter sections secured together with an annular zipper. The single continuous strap functions as a hand grip or a shoulder strap and maintains the connectivity of the duffle bag segments even when separated. The dual strap permits the releasably secured bag segments to be separated completely.

A waist belt tablet case apparatus for securing a tablet to a person's waist includes a case body having a case back side, a case sidewall, and a case lip extending from the case sidewall. The case sidewall and the case lip are elastically deformable to receive and secure a tablet within the case body. A plurality of belt attachments is coupled to the case body. Each belt attachment is coupled to an outer face of the case sidewall at a corner thereof. A belt is coupled to the plurality of belt attachments. The belt has a pair of attachment clips with each attachment clip being selectively engageable with the plurality of belt attachments.

A case for an optical instrument is provided. The case has a body with a bottom and two pairs of oppositely disposed side walls connected to the body forming a cavity. The case also includes a lid having a top cover and two pairs of oppositely disposed side portions, each of which corresponds with and overlaps a corresponding side wall of the body when the lid is in a closed position. A first pair of the two pairs of side walls each includes an elastic chord which connects the given side wall to the corresponding side portion of the lid.

Portable containers for people to provide cleanup activity while hiking, running, hunting, camping, enjoying snow sports, or otherwise enjoying the outdoors. The portable containers can stay substantially clean due to a water-resistant coating. The portable containers can include compact folding where the container can roll-up to carry the most trash with the least amount of space. The portable containers can be lightweight making it easy to carry for all outdoor adventures. The portable containers can enable cleanliness and convenience in a hands-free solution including a pull tab to open a top opening thereof. The portable container can include an elastic or inelastic cord tensioner and spring steel system used to keep the opening in an increased open area state for easy hands-free access to the interior. The portable container can include a bottom opening zipper for hands-free gravity enabled disposal of trash and waste held within the portable container.

A segmented duffle bag with a single continuous strap. A cylindrical duffle bag with two segments secured together with diametrically opposed longitudinal zippers. A multi-segmented duffle bag with two semi-cylindrical segments secured together with longitudinal zippers and each semi-cylindrical segment having quarter sections secured together with an annular zipper. The single continuous strap functions as a hand grip or a shoulder strap and maintains the connectivity of the duffle bag segments even when separated.