A split type hanging buckle includes a base and a connecting element, the base includes a top cover and a bottom cover, the top cover has a receiving groove, one end of the bottom cover has an accommodating groove, the accommodating groove corresponds to the receiving groove, the connecting element includes a first magnetic element, a second magnetic element, a connecting part and a fitting part, the first magnetic element is received in the accommodating groove, one end of the connecting part has an inserting part and a clamping part, one end of the inserting part has an receiving cavity, the second magnetic element is received in the receiving cavity, and after the second magnetic element is received in the receiving cavity, portions of the second magnetic element away from the inserting part attract the first magnet element, such that the connecting element is connected with the base.

An electronic device with extendable strap and different communication modes depending on the state of the strap comprises a shell, at least one rotating mechanism, a strap, a sensor, and a processor. The shell defines at least one first receiving cavity, the rotating mechanism is received in the first receiving cavity. One end of the strap is wound on the at least one rotating mechanism. The rotating mechanism is able to rotate and store spring force under a driving of the strap. The sensor communicates with the processor to determine the state of the strap according to a rotation direction of the rotating mechanism and thus determine whether the strap is retracted to allow touch screen input by a user, or extended to switch to voice communication with the user.

The present disclosure provides an attachment assembly for a device. The attachment assembly comprises a first attachment member and a second attachment member. The first attachment member is slidable along a first axis of the device at a first location. The second attachment member is at a second location. The first attachment member and the second attachment member are configured to be coupled to a strap. A tension in the strap is configurable based on a sliding movement of the first attachment member.

Holstering retractor devices or systems for securing a device or instrument when not in use, such that the instrument does not have to be held or slid into a pocket. The systems are coupled with a retracting device, integrated into the holster, such that if said instrument or device pops out of holster, or is dropped while in use, it is not lost or damaged. The present invention is also directed to systems utilizing the holster retractors, such as vest system having the holster retractor mounted to the vests.

Holding device (100) for portable equipment, in particular cameras, comprising a housing (1) in which a roller element (2) and a return element (7) are arranged, wherein the roller element (2) is arranged on the housing (1) and is rotatably mounted in relation to the housing (1), a tie (9) for fastening equipment items, wherein the tie (9) is completely rolled up on the roller element (2) in an initial state and only one end of the tie (9) protrudes from the housing (1), wherein the return element (7) is arranged between the housing (1) and the roller element (2) in such a way that the return element (7) exerts a tensile force on the roller element (2) so that the tie (9) can be rolled up on the roller element (2), wherein the tie (9) can be unrolled and can be pulled out of the housing (1) in relation thereto when a tensile force facing away from the housing (1) is exerted on the tie (9), a force which is greater than the force exerted by the return element (7) on the roller element (2), up to an end position in which the tie (9) is completely unrolled from the roller element (2), and wherein the tie (9) can be rolled up to the initial state and can be pulled out of the housing (1) in relation thereto when a tensile force facing away from the housing (1) is exerted on the tie (9), a force which is smaller than the force exerted by the return element (7) on the roller element (2),
where
the holding device (100) comprises a bistable locking mechanism (20) with two switching positions, namely a locked position and an unlocked position, wherein in the locked position the rotation of the roller element (2) in relation to the housing (1) is blocked and the tie (9) is rolled off by at least 80%, in particular by 80 to 99%, preferably by 95 to 99%, wherein in the unlocked position the roller element (2) is rotatable in relation to the housing (1) and wherein the locking mechanism (20) can be changed between the locked position and the unlocked position by placing the tie (9) in the end position.

The present disclosure provides for a bag with a retractable strap and different variations of accessory panels located throughout the bag. In some aspects, the retractable strap may be moved into different orientations on the bag rather than a stagnant placement throughout the use of the bag. In some embodiments, the bag may have several interior and exterior accessory panels that allow for limitless combinations of accessories to be added for maximum customization from bag to bag. In some implementations, the bag and frame may be made up of different materials depending on the intended use of the bag. In some embodiments, the retractable strap may have different length control mechanisms, allowing the strap to be retractable no matter the orientation. In some implementations, the retractable strap may extend via a constant force spring. In some aspects, the rotational force of the extension of the constant force spring may provide a constant force.

Apparatus selectively attachable to the outer case of a cellular telephone or other similarly sized portable device. The apparatus desirably includes a housing containing an elastomeric band that is principally disposed inside the housing when the apparatus is not in use. When the apparatus of the invention is attached to the outer case of a cell phone, a portion of the elastomeric band is manually withdrawn through an opening in the housing and can be releasably latched in place to form a flexible, continuous loop outside the housing. The flexible, continuous loop can be used as a selectively retractable carrying strap when the cell phone or other similar device is not in use. Alternatively, the flexible continuous loop can be used, for example, to support the cell phone around a user's neck for hands-free use when the user is engaged in other activities.

A fastener device includes a first fastener part and a second fastener part which can be mounted on one another along a closing direction and are held against one another in a closed position, and are releasable from one another in order to open the fastener device. The second fastener part has a winding element on which a tension element can be arranged and which is rotatable relative to the first fastener part in order to wind up the tension element on the winding element in a winding direction.

A dual retractable badge and key holder apparatus for conveniently securing keys and a badge includes a spool housing having an outer wall, an inner wall, and a sidewall. A median wall is coupled to the sidewall and lies parallel with the outer wall and the inner wall to define an outer cavity and an inner cavity. An axle is coupled to the spool housing. A pair of retractors comprises an outer retractor and an inner retractor coupled to the axle within the outer cavity and the inner cavity, respectively. Each retractor comprises a spool having a spring and a cord wound around the spool. A key ring is coupled to the inner retractor and is configured to secure a plurality of keys. A badge clip is coupled to the outer retractor and configured to secure a badge. A clamp is coupled to the axle adjacent the inner wall.

A lanyard device suitable for connecting a tool to a user in use, including a housing at least part of which is adapted to be connected to clothing, belt and/or safety harness. The housing including at least one socket means formed thereon and/or therein, said device also including a flexible lanyard or tether means, at least one end of which is adapted to connect to a tool in use. At least part of the said lanyard means includes a portion to be received and/or engage with said socket means and said socket means shaped and/or orientated such that the flexible lanyard cannot pass freely through said socket means when the user lets go of the tool and/or lanyard.