A guitar support assembly engages a handle of an amplifier and receives a neck of a guitar. It includes a body that has an upper surface and a lower surface. The body is bound by a perimeter edge that has a front side, a rear side, a first lateral side and a second lateral side. The front side has a notch that receives the neck of a guitar or another string instrument. A tab is attached to the rear side and extends away from the body. The tab is spaced from the first lateral side and the second lateral side. The body is situated on the amplifier such that the notch receives the neck of a guitar and retains the guitar in a vertical position.

An condensation receiving device includes a base having a top surface, a bottom surface, and an outer wall coupled with the bottom surface at a first end and having a second end and an inner wall having an outwardly facing surface coupled with the outer wall at the second end. The device further includes a cup having an outer surface coupled with the base. A gap is formed between the outer surface of the cup and the outwardly facing surface of the inner wall and a reservoir is formed by two or more of the bottom wall, the outer wall, and the inner wall.

This present invention relates a beverage container carrier comprising a cylindrical vessel receiver for receiving a beverage container, one or more of a tension tab, and one or more of a tension fin. When a beverage container is inserted into the cylindrical vessel receiver it contacts the tension fin. The tension fin and tension tab flex outward creating space within the cylindrical vessel receiver for the beverage container and applying retaining pressure to the beverage container holding it securely within the cylindrical vessel receiver. In exemplary embodiments, the beverage container carrier further comprises a handle slot proximate to the open-top rim for receiving the beverage container handle, and an attachment panel having concealed magnet retention slots. One or more magnets are secured in each of the magnet retention slots and orientated such that the magnets secure the beverage container carrier to ferrous metal objects.

A two-handed clip-on cup holder is an adaptive drinking device to allow users with limited hand grip strength to be able to drink independently from assistance of caregivers. The device features a claw-like clip and flexible two cup handles attached to a central rod. At the bottom of the rod, there is a secure base attached where the cup is sitting. The rod has adjustable hook at its top that further secures attachment of the device to the cup. Rod has an extension to adjust for different height cups.

The present disclosure provides a personal and dual container system including: at least a pair of beverage containers including a first large container and a second small container disposed in a containment section of the first large container, the large and the small containers include a cap member for closing a top end opening thereon; and a carrier device having a frame support member with top and bottom surfaces for removably attaching the large container thereto, and a plurality of extending frame members that are removably attached to at least a side wall of the large container and encompassing at least an upper portion and a lower portion of the small container. An improved beverage container assembly including: at least a pair of beverage containers including a first large container and a second small container disposed in a containment portion of the first large container.

The present disclosure provides a personal and dual container system including: at least a pair of beverage containers including a first large container and a second small container disposed in a containment section of the first large container, the large and the small containers include a cap member for closing a top end opening thereon; and a carrier device having a frame support member with top and bottom surfaces for removably attaching the large container thereto, and a plurality of extending frame members that are removably attached to at least a side wall of the large container and encompassing at least an upper portion and a lower portion of the small container. An improved beverage container assembly including: at least a pair of beverage containers including a first large container and a second small container disposed in a containment portion of the first large container.

The invention is an insulated self-righting cup holder. It is not simply just a gyroscopic cup holder. This is a new application of the concept of using a gyroscope to hold an open beverage using a self-contained, insulated container formed by a fabric cover mounted to a wide, stable, non-slip base. The invention does not require physical mounting or connection to a fixed object or surface. It can be placed on any surface inclined up to fifteen degrees from the horizontal. A full sixteen-ounce open beverage can be held by the invention while the invention is sitting on that surface without fear that it will topple over and spill the beverage . . . making it ideal for camping or other outdoor activities. The fabric cover can be printed with any design. The invention is lightweight, portable, and reusable.

A container stability mounting apparatus allows a user attach or detach a beverage container such as thermal foil flasks to various surfaces or objects such as, but not limited to, outdoor equipment. The container stability mounting apparatus includes an anchoring base, a connector sleeve, a first attachment mechanism, and a second attachment mechanism. The anchoring base is a structural support that can be mounted to various surfaces or objects through the second attachment mechanism. The connector sleeve can receive a beverage container and can be attached to the anchoring base through the first attachment mechanism. With a beverage container situated within the connector sleeve, a user can attach or detach the beverage container to various surfaces or objects through the anchoring base.

A container stability mounting apparatus allows a user attach or detach a beverage container such as thermal foil flasks to various surfaces or objects such as, but not limited to, outdoor equipment. The container stability mounting apparatus includes an anchoring base, a connector sleeve, a first attachment mechanism, and a second attachment mechanism. The anchoring base is a structural support that can be mounted to various surfaces or objects through the second attachment mechanism. The connector sleeve can receive a beverage container and can be attached to the anchoring base through the first attachment mechanism. With a beverage container situated within the connector sleeve, a user can attach or detach the beverage container to various surfaces or objects through the anchoring base.

This device is a flexible insulated beverage holder with a rigid arcuate plate and a rigid handle attached. This device allows a user to hold only the handle and insert a beverage container into the insulated beverage holder. This is achievable because the attached plate forces the insulated beverage holder to provide an expanded opening at its top. As the beverage is inserted into the opening created by the plate the user need only grip the handle as the beverage container is pushed to the bottom of the insulated beverage holder. This device provides the benefits of grasping a sturdy handle, while also providing significant portability with the flexible insulated beverage holder.