Athletic footwear often emits unpleasant odors after being used. As a result, athletic footwear is sometimes placed in a separate shoe bag with the purpose of carrying the footwear in isolation. However, current bags for athletic footwear have little to no effect on absorbing or neutralizing unpleasant odors, they merely contain the odor. The presently disclosed technology provides a space effective, odor-combatting bag.

This present invention relates to a modifiable, removable rack insert for an interior section of a cooler or ice chest. The rack insert supports game meat, fish and other items above the base of the cooler, thereby allowing dirt, grass and other debris to keep separate from the items stored on the rack. Additionally, the rack insert surface facilitates proper drainage of liquid and other debris therefrom so that the items stored thereon are not in contact with the same for extended periods of time. The modified rack insert is adjustable in size and can accommodate different sized coolers as per the requirements of its user.

A degradable case for packaging false eyelashes includes a case body, a case cover, an expandable placement bracket and a placement plate. One side of the case body is rotatably connected with the case cover through a spring hinge, and the expandable placement bracket is arranged in an internal cavity of the case body; the expandable placement bracket comprises inserting frames matched and slidably inserted with the placement plate; elastic reeds are arranged between every two inserting frames, and the placement plate is provided with an adhesive tape for bonding false eyelash bodies. In the present invention, the expandable placement bracket is arranged in the case body to fix the placement plate. After the case cover is opened, the expandable placement bracket is used for driving the placement plate to expand, so as to smoothly take the false eyelashes on the placement plate.

The present application discloses a card vault that can be used for the storage of trading cards. The design of the vault allows for a penny sleeve to be stored within a toploader and the toploader to be placed within the vault. Collecting trading cards is an activity in which people store cards of various shapes and sizes. These trading cards may be sports cards or other types of collectible cards.

One example provides a golf disc retainer for use with a storage container, the golf disc retainer including a body extending longitudinally between opposing first and second ends and laterally between opposing first and second sides, the body comprising an elastic material and including a central base portion extending between the first and second ends, and a pair of opposing side rails extending between the first and second ends along opposing longitudinal sides of the central base portion. Upper surfaces of the central base portion and the pair of opposing side rails together define a wedge-shaped space extending between the first and second ends, the wedge-shaped space to receive golf discs positioned vertically to the upper surfaces and perpendicularly to the opposing side rails with the elastic material of the upper surfaces of the central base portion and the opposing side rails to engage and conform about respective arc segments along a circumferential rim of each golf disc.

A handheld bag for storing makeup includes sidewalls forming an inner volume, an access feature arranged at the first interface, and configured to allow access to the inner volume and to allow opening or closing of the sidewalls, and at least one pocket configured to contain a cooling component. The at least one pocket includes an inner wall adjacent the inner volume and a sealable seam between the inner wall and a first sidewall of the sidewalls. The bag may include a USB port, a pocket for an electronic device, or both, and may accommodate an electronic cooling device.

An insulated container having an internal chamber, a second container received within the internal chamber, a spigot assembly extending through a passageway through a wall of the insulated container and removably coupled to the second container, the spigot assembly being in fluid communication with the second container for dispensing liquid out of the insulated container.

An insulated container having an internal chamber, a second container received within the internal chamber, a spigot assembly extending through a passageway through a wall of the insulated container and removably coupled to the second container, the spigot assembly being in fluid communication with the second container for dispensing liquid out of the insulated container.

An insulated container having an internal chamber, a second container received within the internal chamber, a spigot assembly extending through a passageway through a wall of the insulated container and removably coupled to the second container, the spigot assembly being in fluid communication with the second container for dispensing liquid out of the insulated container.

A protective carrying case for a firearm is disclosed, wherein the protective carrying case includes a top component, a bottom component, and semi-hexagonal ends, wherein the top component and the bottom component are constructed from carbon fiber. The protective carrying case additionally includes a retaining element with vacuum split functionality to retain elements within the case.