An upper component has a generally cone shaped configuration A lower component has a generally cylindrical shaped configuration. Both have an upper end and a lower end. The lower end of the upper component and the upper end of the lower component are integrally fabricated to form a lower point and a high point. A V-shaped cut out is formed in the upper end of the upper component above the lower point. A strap has an arcuate configuration with a top and a bottom. The top is integrally fabricated with the upper end of the upper component. The bottom is integrally fabricated with the intersection. The system has a primary mode of operation with the exterior surface exposed and the strap exposed and on the exterior surface. The system has a secondary mode of operation with the interior surface exposed and the strap hidden within the upper component.

The description relates to devices. One example device can involve a mesh structure with a density profile varying from a first end of the mesh structure to a second end of the mesh structure.

The description relates to devices. One example device can involve a mesh structure with a density profile varying from a first end of the mesh structure to a second end of the mesh structure.

A writing instrument attachment includes first and second band portions and a coupling mechanism. The first band portion include a first inner surface defining a passageway along a longitudinal axis and a first outer surface having a first outer radius that encompasses the first inner surface. The second band portion is integrally affixed to an end of the first band portion. The second band portion includes a second inner surface defining a chamber along the longitudinal axis having an inner radius that is greater than the first outer radius. The coupling mechanism includes a groove located at a first position on the second inner surface and a tab located at a second position on the outer surface. The first position and the second position are collinear.

A writing instrument attachment includes first and second band portions and a coupling mechanism. The first band portion include a first inner surface defining a passageway along a longitudinal axis and a first outer surface having a first outer radius that encompasses the first inner surface. The second band portion is integrally affixed to an end of the first band portion. The second band portion includes a second inner surface defining a chamber along the longitudinal axis having an inner radius that is greater than the first outer radius. The coupling mechanism includes a groove located at a first position on the second inner surface and a tab located at a second position on the outer surface. The first position and the second position are collinear.

A marking instrument having a plurality of removable writing nibs serially aligned so that an operator can remove a spent or fluid-affected writing nib and, thereby, access a fresh writing tip.

A marking instrument having a plurality of removable writing nibs serially aligned so that an operator can remove a spent or fluid-affected writing nib and, thereby, access a fresh writing tip.

A writing implement assembly for writing on a writing surface includes an ink dispenser is configured to be attached to a finger. The ink dispenser discharges ink when the ink dispenser engages a writing surface. A grip is removably attached to the ink dispenser to facilitate writing with the ink dispenser.

A writing implement assembly for writing on a writing surface includes an ink dispenser is configured to be attached to a finger. The ink dispenser discharges ink when the ink dispenser engages a writing surface. A grip is removably attached to the ink dispenser to facilitate writing with the ink dispenser.

A writing utensil adapted for promoting the development of a tripod writing grip includes an elongate body having a substantially polygonal cross section, and having three faces extending between a proximal end and a distal end thereof, and a boss member extending from an intermediate portion of the elongate body, the boss member being adapted for impeding a user's fingers from sliding along a longitudinal axis of the elongate body.