A light emitting wrist band assembly includes a wrist band that may be worn. The wrist band comprises a magnet that is coupled to the wrist band. The magnet magnetically retains ferromagnetic objects on the wrist band. A plurality of light emitters is provided and each of the light emitters is coupled to the wrist band. Each of the light emitters emits light. A switch is coupled to the wrist band and the switch may be manipulated. The switch turns the light emitters on and off.

A device and method for one-handed securing and controlling of a container with decreased stress and pressure upon the thumb, wrist, forearm and hand of the user. The device utilizes an attached spring-activated swivel gate hook to engage the semi-circular bale handle of a can in various positions that allow for maximum control and flexibility in the manipulation of the container combined with the freedom to adjust the grip of the can without giving up the option to work with both hands. The weight of the can, is in all situations, is equally distributed and centered at the point of flexion of the wrist. Ease of movement is accomplished while supporting the hand, wrist and lower forearm of the user.

An apparatus for temporary storage of one or more rings or other valuable items.

An ankle holster comprising a series of straps having an upper, middle, lower, and support straps and a holder further comprising a back plate having a removable elastic foam backing which overlaps the edge of the back plate and a removable pocket which is attachable to the back plate using a rail system. The rail system uses an upper and lower rail system where the upper rail system is integrally molded into the removable pocket and the lower rail system is attached to the back plate and the two connect using a latch system. The removable pocket is modular and can include any number of designs to hold any number of firearms or other accessories so long as the result is a comfortable, concealed ankle holster.

A mobile phone holder is disclosed for mounting a mobile phone to the dashboard of a car. This mobile phone holder is integrated into the back of a mobile phone or is attached to the back surface of the mobile phone through adhesive pads, or suction cups, or is incorporated into accessories of mobile phones such as attachable card holding wallets, and etc. One embodiment of this mobile phone holder creates a closed loop around the air vent bars. Hence, shakes of the car will not cause sudden detachment and falling of the phone. In Addition, this mobile phone holder is portable and is carried by the mobile phone. Hence, the user can readily have it upon using a temporary car. Moreover, since this mobile phone holder is not permanently stayed in the car, it is not exposed to extreme temperatures and thus its wear and tear is lower than conventional phone holders. The loop that is formed by this apparatus can also be used for mounting a mobile phone to the handlebar of a shopping cart, the handlebar of a bike, safety belt of a car, a belt loop, belt of a user, strap of a bag, or other accessories of a user. This apparatus can also be used as a general purpose fastener for fastening two or more objects together, hanging objects from a bar. Such general purpose fastener can be used as a toy, strap of a watch, or bracelet as well.

A strap uniting device for a wearable device is provided. The strap uniting device includes a base, at least one guide protruded from the base, and at least one catching part protruded from the base, and constructed different from the at least one guide, and arranged parallel with the at least one guide.

A wearable headlight holder assembly includes a central rectangular webbing with two stretchable rings extending at distal ends, and a strip of Velcro sewed to the center of said webbing and used to detachably strap the webbing to a headband. The headlight holder assembly allows for the placement of a light source though the two stretchable rings and allows the user to illuminate a chosen area. The present design are more flexible to fit headlights with various sizes and cost-effective to manufacture. The flexible design also allows it to be attached to a headband, a clothing, belt, or forearm for uses including but not limited to exercising, repairs or camping.

The present invention relates to designing a shopping bag that enhances the consumer's experience while shopping. The shopping bag can be folded and fastened using a pair of buttons and bungee bands. Further, the shopping bag can be attached with a reusable wristlet pouch that can store shopping related items such as cards, coupons, cash, wallet or the like. The consumer can either use the shopping bag along with the wristlet pouch or the wristlet pouch individually. Further, the size of the wristlet pouch or the shopping bag can be altered as required by folding the pouch or the shopping bag to the required size and fastening the folded pouch or the shopping bag by using a plurality of buttons and bungee band. Further, the shopping bag and/or the wristlet pouch can be carried by using the handles provided on the shopping bag/wristlet pouch.

The present disclosure generally relates to device carriers configured to be mounted to a limb or appendage of a user. In various configurations, the device carriers disclosed herein are configured to be mounted to an arm of a user to provide convenient access to an electronic device. In various embodiments, the disclosed apparatus may include a mechanism for mounting the device to the user's limb and a supplemental fastening mechanism. In some configurations the mechanism for mounting the apparatus to the user's limb includes two or more elastic loops having differing diameters. In various embodiments the supplemental fastening mechanism includes a wrapping portion configured to wrap around the user's limb, which may further include a retaining mechanism such as hook-and-loop fabric configured to interface with hook-and-loop fabric on the elastic loops to secure the apparatus to a user in a wrapped state.