A receptacle providing secure protection for its contents and comprising a housing with an opening, and a cover member pivotably attached to the housing to move between a closed position and an opened position. In the closed position, a locking mechanism may lock the housing and cover into engagement. In the open position, convenient access is provided to the interior of the housing and the contents. The cover member may be equipped with a retaining member for wrapping wires or cables in an organized fashion.

The present invention includes a drinking container with a multifunction lid. The lid can be configured to engage an opening of the container to retain liquid within the container. The lid may further include a first opening for dispensing liquid. Additionally, the lid may include a second opening for receiving a straw. The lid may also include a first cover for covering the first opening in a first position and for allowing access to the first opening in a second position. The lid may also include a second cover for covering the second opening in a first position and for allowing access to the second opening in a second position.

The present invention includes a drinking container with a multifunction lid. The lid can be configured to engage an opening of the container to retain liquid within the container. The lid may further include a first opening for dispensing liquid. Additionally, the lid may include a second opening for receiving a straw. The lid may also include a first cover for covering the first opening in a first position and for allowing access to the first opening in a second position. The lid may also include a second cover for covering the second opening in a first position and for allowing access to the second opening in a second position.

The invention describes a pedalboard for holding instrument effect pedals (guitar, bass, etc) which stores two layers of instrument effect pedals upon vertically stacked platforms for more compact storage but which can also be opened/expanded using a four-bar linkage mechanism to allow for access to the lower effect pedals during musical performance or practice. The upper platform may be disconnected from the front links and can pivot upward to allow for further access to the lower platform.

The invention describes a pedalboard for holding instrument effect pedals (guitar, bass, etc) which stores two layers of instrument effect pedals upon vertically stacked platforms for more compact storage but which can also be opened/expanded using a four-bar linkage mechanism to allow for access to the lower effect pedals during musical performance or practice. The upper platform may be disconnected from the front links and can pivot upward to allow for further access to the lower platform.

A quick-release positioning member, including a fixing portion, a first elastic portion, and a second elastic portion, is provided. The fixing portion is adapted to fix the quick-release positioning member to an object. The first elastic portion is connected to a first side of the fixing portion, extends toward a first direction, and has a first bending area protruding away from the fixing portion. The second elastic portion is connected to a second side of the fixing portion, extends toward the first direction, and has a second blocking area protruding toward the fixing portion. The first and second elastic portions are adapted to be deformed upon exertion of force. The first elastic portion pivots about an axis extending in a second direction. The second elastic portion pivots about an axis extending in a third direction. The first, second, and third directions are substantially orthogonal. An openable and closable device is also provided.

A quick-release positioning member, including a fixing portion, a first elastic portion, and a second elastic portion, is provided. The fixing portion is adapted to fix the quick-release positioning member to an object. The first elastic portion is connected to a first side of the fixing portion, extends toward a first direction, and has a first bending area protruding away from the fixing portion. The second elastic portion is connected to a second side of the fixing portion, extends toward the first direction, and has a second blocking area protruding toward the fixing portion. The first and second elastic portions are adapted to be deformed upon exertion of force. The first elastic portion pivots about an axis extending in a second direction. The second elastic portion pivots about an axis extending in a third direction. The first, second, and third directions are substantially orthogonal. An openable and closable device is also provided.

A protrusion on a container neck is provided. The protrusion is configured to interface with hinged, tethered closures to bias the body of the closure away from the container neck.

A protrusion on a container neck is provided. The protrusion is configured to interface with hinged, tethered closures to bias the body of the closure away from the container neck.

A recyclable takeaway cup contains: a body, a lid, and a flexible connection unit. The body includes a lower edge, an enlarged fringe, a mouth, a recessed face, and an inlet defined. The body and the lid are one-piece connected via the flexible connection unit, and the flexible connection unit is bendable in a U shape so that the lid is covered on the mouth of the body. The lid includes a surround fence configured to cover the mouth, a platform formed on a top of the surround fence, an opening defined on the platform, corresponding to the conduit and configured to receive the sucking element. The sucking element is removable and hollow so that when the lid is covered on the mouth of the body, the sucking element is inserted into a top of the conduit to suck content in the body.