A roller case (10) includes a first case body (11) and a second case body (12). In a roller-stored state, the case-closed state is kept by the engagement between the first case body (11) and the second case body (12), the roller main body (2) of the roller (1) is contained in the roller-main-body containing space (46), being spaced from the first case body (11) and the second case body (12), the one end and the other end of the rotation shaft (3) of the roller (1) are clamped in the axis crossing direction and held between the first support portions (25) of the first case body (11) and the second support portions (42) of the second case body (12), and the entire roller (1) is covered with the first case body (11) and the second case body (12).

A roller case (10) includes a first case body (11) and a second case body (12). In a roller-stored state, the case-closed state is kept by the engagement between the first case body (11) and the second case body (12), the roller main body (2) of the roller (1) is contained in the roller-main-body containing space (46), being spaced from the first case body (11) and the second case body (12), the one end and the other end of the rotation shaft (3) of the roller (1) are clamped in the axis crossing direction and held between the first support portions (25) of the first case body (11) and the second support portions (42) of the second case body (12), and the entire roller (1) is covered with the first case body (11) and the second case body (12).

An integrated rod, reel, line and lure protective case forming one unified structure. The protective case constructed from materials includes a handle section attached to a rod sleeve section thereby forming a protective case with an outwardly protruding section. The handle section cover comprises (i) an outwardly protruding section having an internal cavity capable of covering and protecting a fishing rod reel; (ii) the internal cavity includes a protective double padded section, a internal right hand retrieve pocket and an internal left hand retrieve pocket for storing lures; (iii) a means of opening and closing the case such as a durable rust proof zipper (iv); a means for ventilation inside the case to protect the fishing tackle from rust such as perforated fabric or openings on the external fabric. The rod sleeve section cover includes (v) a means for adjusting the length of the rod sleeve section to accommodate varying lengths and sizes of rods. Tabs, snaps, hooks or fasteners may be attached to the rod sleeve section as a means for adjusting the size of the rod sleeve section cover; and (vi) an attached or integrated section for identifying the contents, size and type of case is present.

The present invention provides a multi-layered coextruded thermoplastic food casing comprising: at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer; and at least one layer having a barrier effect for water vapor and/or oxygen, wherein the at least one layer having a barrier effect for water vapor and/or oxygen has an average layer thickness in a range of from 5 to 60 μm over the entire surface area, wherein the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer comprises as a main component at least one thermoplastic polymer material selected from the group consisting of (co)polyamides and (co)polyolefins, wherein the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer comprises areas having a reduced average layer thickness and areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness, wherein the average layer thickness of the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer in areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness is in a range of from 10 to 200 μm, wherein the average layer thickness in areas having a reduced average layer thickness is lower by 7 to 140 μm and is reduced by a range of from 30 to 85% compared to the areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness of the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer, and wherein both areas having a reduced average layer thickness and a non-reduced average layer thickness comprise pores which are able to absorb a functional additive.

The present invention provides a multi-layered coextruded thermoplastic food casing comprising: at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer; and at least one layer having a barrier effect for water vapor and/or oxygen, wherein the at least one layer having a barrier effect for water vapor and/or oxygen has an average layer thickness in a range of from 5 to 60 μm over the entire surface area, wherein the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer comprises as a main component at least one thermoplastic polymer material selected from the group consisting of (co)polyamides and (co)polyolefins, wherein the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer comprises areas having a reduced average layer thickness and areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness, wherein the average layer thickness of the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer in areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness is in a range of from 10 to 200 μm, wherein the average layer thickness in areas having a reduced average layer thickness is lower by 7 to 140 μm and is reduced by a range of from 30 to 85% compared to the areas having a non-reduced average layer thickness of the at least one thermoplastic porous absorbing layer, and wherein both areas having a reduced average layer thickness and a non-reduced average layer thickness comprise pores which are able to absorb a functional additive.

A paper roll support assembly is provided with a collapsible spindle with distal ends to be received in a pair of bracket receptacles. Product packaging is sized to receive the collapsible spindle only in a collapsed state of the spindle to minimize an overall size. The collapsible spindle is provided with an outer spindle member, an open end spaced apart from the distal end, and a cavity formed therein with a first diameter. An inner spindle member is provided with a proximal end spaced apart from the distal end with an outer diameter sized to be received within the cavity for translation and rotation relative to the outer spindle. A first retainer is oriented in the cavity in cooperation with a second retainer oriented on the inner spindle member such that extension is prevented in a first rotational orientation and extension is permitted in a second rotational orientation.

A storage device for storing cable ties or the like has a plurality of adjacent compartments extending in an axial direction parallel to one another. Retaining members in the form of magnets are provided on side walls of the compartments for releasably holding the device to a supporting structure in use. The compartments each have an open end to allow insertion of the cable tie and a closed end. The compartments have different axial lengths to accommodate different lengths of cable ties. The storage device may be releasably applied to the side of a tool chest or the like.

A storage device for storing cable ties or the like has a plurality of adjacent compartments extending in an axial direction parallel to one another. Retaining members in the form of magnets are provided on side walls of the compartments for releasably holding the device to a supporting structure in use. The compartments each have an open end to allow insertion of the cable tie and a closed end. The compartments have different axial lengths to accommodate different lengths of cable ties. The storage device may be releasably applied to the side of a tool chest or the like.

A food carrying bag is provided having the dimensions to accommodate carrying a submarine sandwich or any other elongated food item in a horizontal orientation within the food carrying bag. The food carrying bag has a front panel, a back panel, and two opposite closed side ends with an opening along the top of the bag. In one embodiment, the food carrying bag includes a bottom gusset on the bottom panel. Alternatively, the food carrying bag includes a bottom gusset on the bottom panel and side gussets on the side panels. The food carrying bag includes handles that can be attached to the top of the bag or that can be cut out of an upper portion or region of the food carrying bag. The height of the food carrying bag is shorter in height and the width is accommodates most submarine sandwiches and elongated food items.

A food carrying bag is provided having the dimensions to accommodate carrying a submarine sandwich or any other elongated food item in a horizontal orientation within the food carrying bag. The food carrying bag has a front panel, a back panel, and two opposite closed side ends with an opening along the top of the bag. In one embodiment, the food carrying bag includes a bottom gusset on the bottom panel. Alternatively, the food carrying bag includes a bottom gusset on the bottom panel and side gussets on the side panels. The food carrying bag includes handles that can be attached to the top of the bag or that can be cut out of an upper portion or region of the food carrying bag. The height of the food carrying bag is shorter in height and the width is accommodates most submarine sandwiches and elongated food items.