Portable holder adapted for attachment to a larger device and for holding articles, comprising: an elongated tubular at least partially hollow case defining at least one interior cavity, the case having first and second ends and defining at least one opening into the interior cavity of the case; at least one repeatedly-openable moisture-resistant cover on and corresponding with the at least one opening for sealingly closing the opening to the interior cavity; either a permanently-fixed mounting bracket attached to the case, or alternatively a separate quick-release bracket, each adapted for interfacing the case with the larger device; a plurality of grooves defined in the case adapted for optionally receiving a corresponding plurality of elongated cinchable strap members for securing the case to the larger device.

Couplers for portable tracking devices. The couplers include a body and an interface member. The body has a planar shape. The interface member is coupled to the body and complementarily configured with a portable tracking device. The interface member is configured to selectively insert into a recess defined in the portable tracking device. In some examples, the body defines a mount for an object. In certain examples, the object is a memory card and the mount is complementarily configured with the memory card. In certain examples, the object is a key and the mount is complementarily configured with the key.

A compartmented beverage koozie with a protective compartment that secures personal items while insulating a beverage includes a body defining a cylindrical interior that receives and maintains the temperature of the beverage. A curved plate forms a rigid mounting structure conforming to the cylindrical interior of the koozie. A water-resistant compartment forms an integral structure of the koozie. The water-resistant compartment receives and secures personal items in physical proximity to the koozie, while preventing or substantially reducing exposure of the personal items to water or other environmental effects. A water-resistant compartment pocket holds smaller personal items and a larger compartment for holds larger personal items. A transparent door shows the personal items protected within the water-resistant compartment. A door latch and gasket assembly establishes a water-resistant enclosure. The koozie is a foam structure preserving the thermal state of the beverage within the cylindrical interior. A D-ring permits single-attachment transport.

Small form-factor apparatus and methods for holding, securing, and accessing personal items normally carried on a keychain and in a wallet including, for example, keys, USB drive, bottle opener, driver's license, credit-cards, RFID cards and paper currency are disclosed.

A protective case for electronic devices comprising; a housing having front compartment and a rear surface, wherein the front compartment is sized to securely fit an electronic device, a piece of elastic material secured to rear surface of the housing, wherein at least one edge of the piece of elastic material is unsecured, thereby creating a first compartment, a first portion of a securing means attached to the housing substantially along the secured edges of the piece of elastic material, a pocket having a second compartment having a front surface and a rear surface and a top edge, and a second portion of the attachment means secured to the rear surface to substantially align with the first portion of the attachment means secured to the housing.

A wallet kit for a mobile electronic device or a mobile electronic device case. The wallet kit includes a wallet with a housing defined by walls of the housing. A wallet pocket configured to hold a card is formed by the walls. A wallet opening is formed in one of the walls and is configured to accept insertion of the card into the wallet pocket. An elastomeric bumper is arranged inside the wallet pocket.

An apparatus for securing and protecting small objects includes a shroud having a top opening and a bottom opening, a strap received through the top opening and having a first end and a second end, a mounting mechanism on the first end of the strap, and an object retaining mechanism on the second end of the strap for receiving an object. The shroud is slidable along the strap between a stowed position, where the shroud substantially covers the object, and an access position, where the object is positioned outside the shroud permitting access to the object.

A compartmentalized protective case houses a portable electronic device and personal care items that are organized and held securely therewithin. The compartmentalized protective case has a major compartment for receiving and housing an electronic device such as a smart phone, cellular phone, music player, or other digital media device. At least one cell compartment constructed within the case receives and houses personal care items removably integrated therein. Personal care items can include at least one interchangeable replacement cell containing beauty items, cosmetics, hygienic items, oral care products such as floss or breath strips, medications, vitamins, breathe fresheners and/or health care products. A second cell compartment is preferably provided as a removable pouch or may contain a restraining system for holding identification cards, currency, visa or bank cards, and/or keys.

According to an exemplary embodiment, a key holder may be provided. The key holder may include a first element and a second element, having at least two holes disposed therethrough. The first element and the second element may be mounted on at least two key retention posts that may be configured to be inserted in the first element and the second element, thereby connecting the first element to the second element. A number of washers and accessories may be rotatably mounted on the key retention posts between the first and the second element. A clip may be inserted into an opening in at least one of the first element and the second element and may be connected to one of the of key retention posts.

A key organizer capable of organizing traditional physical keys (i.e., a piece of metal that fits inside a lock and turns to open it) and/or tools or accessories that may optionally organize one or more non-physical keys (e.g., key fobs). To the extent optionally added, the non-physical key(s) may be built into, attached onto, or contained within the key organizer. The key organizer may be optionally designed to attach to (in a readily detachable manner or a not readily detachable manner) (i) another key organizer and/or (ii) one or more other everyday carry items. The key organizer may also comprise (built into, attached onto, or contained within (e.g., as if it were a traditional physical key) the key organizer) features to allow for escaping a car in the event of an emergency such as, without limitation, a window breaker, a window punch, and/or a seat belt cutter.