A system, method, and apparatus for securely carrying a bow comprises: a body, a first end of the body further comprising a loop hook configured on the first end, a second end of the body, a bow mount configured on the second end of the body, and an external attachment point comprising: a strap, a loop in the strap configured to engage the loop hook; and a latch.

A device includes a wearable portion and a support portion. The wearable portion includes an elongate member and a coupler connected to the elongate member. The elongate member is formed in a loop such that the elongate member is positionable around a neck of a user with the coupler positioned on a torso of the user. The support portion includes an attachment member, an arm, and a retainer. The arm extends from a first end to a second end. The first end is coupled to the attachment member. The retainer is coupled to the second end of the arm and is configured to retain a personal electronic device. The attachment member is releasably attachable to the coupler such that with the attachment member attached to the coupler the device supports the personal electronic device.

The present disclosure describes clips for lanyards, such as hard hat lanyards. The clips include opposing teeth that move to a closed/clamped position to secure a lanyard to a user, such as to the clothes of a user. The clip includes a body, a lever and a grip. Opposing teeth are located on the grip and body. The clip includes multiple pivoting connections between the body, lever and grip. The teeth on the grip may lie along an arcuate path and/or may have a tooth depth that facilitates engagement with material such as clothing.

A spit receptacle lanyard apparatus for having a convenient and sanitary spit receptacle includes a cup body having a cup bottom, a cup sidewall, and an open cup top side. A pair of attachment rings is coupled to the cup body. A lid is coupled to the cup body. The lid has a lid rim selectively engageable with the cup top side and a lid top side. The lid top side has a fixed portion and a door aperture portion. A door is coupled to the fixed portion to selectively cover or uncover the door aperture portion. A lanyard is coupled to the pair of attachment rings. The lanyard has a cord portion and a pair of attachment clips. Each attachment clip is selectively engageable with the pair of attachment rings to allow the user to wear the apparatus around his or her neck.

A disposable, one-time use, recyclable, smart phone harness for allowing handfree use of the smart phone's camera for live video streaming. The inventive device includes body having a rear projection for angling the top of smart phone away from a wearer's torso, a rubber strap for securing the smart phone to the inventive device, and an attached cord for securing the inventive device around the wearer's neck.

An earphone tethering system may include first and second wireless earphones. Each wireless earphone may include a housing, a bud portion, and an earhook configured to wrap over and around a user's ear when in use, the earhook having an earhook tip that terminates a distal end of the earhook. A tethering strap may be included and releasably coupled to the respective earhook tips. The tethering strap may include a strap body, first and second tips formed from a stretchable material and having a receiving portion configured to receive and retain one of the first or second earhook tips, and first and second tethering elements configured to releasably couple the first and second tips such that the tethering strap is configured to be closed around a user's neck when the earhook is not wrapped around a user's ear.

An adjustable securement device which retains and secures items of personal property without slippage. The device includes an elastic band, an at least one sliding cinch, and a lanyard attachment mechanism. The elastic band is used to firmly secure and hold the item. The sliding cinch includes a constricting body and a strap-receiving hole. The strap-receiving hole traverses through the constricting body. The elastic band is slidably positioned within the strap-receiving hole to position the body of the elastic band adjacent to itself in order to create two separate loops. The first loop is positioned around the item and constricted tightly by sliding the sliding cinch adjacent to the item, thus securing and holding the item. The second loop is used to attach the lanyard attachment mechanism to the elastic band. The lanyard attachment mechanism is coupled to the elastic band and allows the device to attach to external structures.

A water-soluble film, comprising a first water-soluble film, wherein the first water soluble film disintegrates in water within less than about 24 hours and dissolves in water within less than about 48 hours as measured by the MSTM-205 at 20° C. The disclosure provides a water-soluble film comprising a first water-soluble film that disintegrates in water within less than 24 hours and dissolves in water within less than 48 hours as measured by MSTM-205 at 20° C. The first water-soluble film optionally may be further characterized in that it does not disintegrate in water for at least about 1 hour and does not dissolve in water for at least about 1 hour as measured by MSTM-205 at 20° C. The disclosure further provides a water-soluble film comprising a first water-soluble film characterized in that the degradation and/or dissolution of the first water-soluble film is adapted to be activated by consumer handling.

A holder for a wirelessly locatable tag may include a snap assembly coupling a first element of the holder to a second element of the holder thereby securing the wirelessly locatable tag within a recess of the holder, the snap assembly including a male assembly having a protrusion component, a female assembly defining an opening that is configured to receive the protrusion component, a groove defined in one of either the male assembly or the female assembly, a compression ring positioned in the groove and configured to retain the male assembly to the female assembly, and a compliant member positioned in the groove and providing a biasing force on the compression ring.

A posture-monitoring system for monitoring a body posture of a user includes an array of wirelessly locatable tags, including a first tag configured to be positioned along a first shoulder region of the user and having a first battery and a first wireless circuit configured to transmit a first locating signal, a second tag configured to be positioned along a second shoulder region of the user and having a second battery and a second wireless circuit configured to transmit a second locating signal, and a third tag configured to be positioned along a back region of the user and having a third battery and a third wireless circuit configured to transmit a third locating signal. The posture-monitoring system further includes a portable electronic device including a processing unit and a wireless circuit operably coupled to the processing unit and configured to receive the first, second, and third locating signals.