A modular caddy for carrying window cleaning accessories includes a main bag and at least one modular unit attachable to the main bag. The main bag has a back panel and a cover sheet, with securing means arranged on the back panel for releasably securing the main bag to a garment. Strips of webbing are arranged on the outer surface and fixed at regular intervals to form a series of gaps. Attachment means are dimensioned to correspond to said gaps and configured for releasably attaching modular units to the strips of webbing.

The modular units also have strips of webbing for attaching to the main bag and for mounting further modular units thereon.

An inherently tensile self-adjusting pincer mechanism for toting a commercially manufactured beverage bottle of a personal size to provide an end user with a hands-free toting experience while further promoting a higher level of socially responsible behavior in the disposal, recycling, and/or the convenient reuse of a commercially manufactured beverage bottle.

A wrist arm storage structure contains: a flexible accommodation sleeve, and a bag extending from a wrist segment of the flexible accommodation sleeve along a forearm segment of the flexible accommodation sleeve. The bag includes an opening. When jogging or brisk walking, the accommodation sleeve is worn so that belongings, such as a water bottle, drinking bottle is received in the bag from the opening, then the water bottle or the drinking bottle is adjustably moved in the bag and is grasped, thus carrying the water bottle or the drinking bottle easily. Preferably, the wrist arm storage structure is simplified to reduce a fabrication cost.

A centrally loaded self-adjusting positive-hold stowable semirigid framework which both supports and clench's the necks of ubiquitous beverage bottles of a personal size regardless of their varying neck diameters, thereby providing an end user with a reusable, convenient, field friendly, hands-free toting device of universal application for enjoying an unencumbered toting experience with the added benefit of promoting a higher degree of socially responsible behavior in the disposal, recycling, or the repurposing of used ubiquitous beverage bottles.

The present invention describes a container which is capable of creating a sound through the displacement of air within a channel and sound ports in the container.

A holder device for holding objects includes a holder body, a moveable carrier element, and a force generating system tending to move the carrier element in a first direction to a first position when the carrier element is in a second position away from the first position. The carrier element constitutes a trough having a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the first direction, a wider area closer to a bottom of the trough, and a narrower area farther from the bottom of the trough. When the carrier element is in the first position, a rim of the holder body closes the trough so that the objects cannot be moved in the longitudinal direction to and from the trough. When the carrier element is in the second position, the objects can be moved in the longitudinal direction to and from the trough.

Assemblies, devices, and methods for storing or securing an object are disclosed herein. In some embodiments, a device for securing an object is described. The device can include a surface for supporting an object. The surface can define a width positioned between a first side and a second side. The device can also include a loop member having a first end coupled to the first side, and a strap having a first end coupled to the second side. In some arrangements, at least a portion of the strap can extend through the loop member to couple the strap to the loop member. Additionally, in some arrangements, the strap can be configured to transition between a first configuration, where the strap is fixed in configuration relative to the loop member, and a second configuration, where the strap is adjustable relative to the loop member.

Examples of multi-pocket bags are disclosed. The multi-pocket bag includes a body with first and second storage bags joined together at inner panels thereof, a foldable pocket bag outer panel connected to the inner panels of the first and second storage bags, at least one strap connected to the body, and a two-part fastener. The foldable pocket bag outer panel forms at least one foldable pocket bag with at least one entrance opening. The two-part fastener has a first part coupled to at least one edge of the first storage bag and a second part coupled to at least one edge of the second storage bag. When the two-part fastener is closed, the foldable pocket bag outer panel is folded between the inner panels of the first and second storage bags. When the two-part fastener is open, the foldable pocket bag outer panel is unfolded and in a suspended position.

The Insulated Beverage Carrier with Attached Resealable Lid is a device comprising multiple components, including a beverage enclosure with an optional integrated attachment point, a tether connected to the attachment point or directly to the beverage enclosure, and a resealable lid that can be affixed to the beverage enclosure via the tether. Designed to accommodate containers like beer cans or soda cans, the Insulated Beverage Carrier with Attached Resealable Lid provides a reusable safeguard for protecting beverage contents from spills and external contaminants.