A moisture removal pouch is disclosed with a main pouch body including a front panel portion defining at least one permanently sealed front compartment with desiccated silica permanently sealed therein, a rear panel portion opposite the front panel portion and defining at least one permanently sealed rear compartment with desiccated silica permanently sealed therein, the front and rear panel portions permanently sealed together at a bottom edge and side edges so as to define an electronic device receiving cavity and a main pouch body opening sized to receive an electronic device into the electronic device cavity. The pouch also includes an air-permeable inner liner facilitating a moisture removal operational configuration in which the main pouch body opening is closed in a non-airtight sealable manner and includes a pouch cover disposed to selectively cover the main pouch body opening in the non-airtight sealable manner.

A carrying case utilizes a layer of phase change materials and a thermal insulation layer in order to provide a temperature-stabilized environment for enclosed payloads such as musical instruments during transport through an environment in which temperatures differ greatly from those to which they are normally exposed. In one aspect, the phase change materials and thermal insulation provide an extended period of temperature constancy, without the addition of either active thermal control or excessively bulky insulation.

A method for attaching a carrier to a piece of rolling luggage employs a strap having an opening defined in the strap for receiving a handle assembly of the piece of rolling luggage in order for the carrier to be supported by the piece of rolling luggage.

A chest cooler accessory for maintaining food items above a level of ice and water within the chest cooler that includes a rectangular elastic net that is maintained around three sides to the undersurface of the chest cooler lid to be open along the rectangular elastic net side that is adjacent to the lid latching side to allow food items to be passed into the rectangular elastic net that flexes to support which items above the water and ice level during transport, and which rectangular elastic net attachment to the lid undersurface is with fasteners that do not effect the lid internal integrity, and said rectangular elastic net is arranged to have a splash guard mounted thereto to block passage of water therethrough.

A water dispersing bag for transporting, storing, and/or holding medical equipment is provided. In some configurations, the bag can include a lower portion, an upper portion, a handle, and a shoulder strap. The handle can include a handle strap. The shoulder strap can include a shoulder strap connector. In some embodiments, the bag can include a locking mechanism that can allow access to an interior of the bag.

An improved apparatus for storing articles in the form of a storage container having a grid system in its floor that mates with various-sized bins and attachments having a corresponding mating surface, and a lid with a series of uniquely positioned baffles to restrict the movement of the contents within.

An apparatus for carrying sound production components is disclosed, comprising a rigid frame including vertically interspaced first, second, and third surfaces. Each of the first surface, second surface, and third surface releasably engage with a plurality of sound production components. A first wing and a second wing are pivotally mounted to the third surface to releasably engage with at least one of the plurality of sound production components. A bag receives the rigid frame in a folded configuration and encloses the rigid frame and the plurality of sound production components.

The luggage of the present invention comprises: two outer shells, a joint piece and a removable liner. Each shell has a closed end and an opening end. Wherein the joint piece connects to one of the opening ends, so that the joint piece covers a partial area of the opening end, and then the remaining area of the opening end not covered by the joint piece is configured as a through opening. In addition, the removable liner is hollow, and is located inside the outer shell attached with the joint piece, thus removable liner can be selectively assembled to or separated from the joint piece. Therefore, when separated from the joint piece through the detaching-assembling set, the removable liner can be used separately as a handbag or a backpack, and even replaced with another removable liner with different appearance, which makes the internal shape of the luggage more diverse.

A collapsible caddy for organizing, storing, and carrying food, condiments, paper goods, or utensils is provided having a lip including a body, the body having a substantially rectangular-shaped profile defining an opening there along, an interior surface, and an exterior surface, where the opening of the lip defines a lip axis and the interior surface includes one female connector, one handle extends away from the exterior surface and connects to a movable handle or handlebar; a membrane including a resilient and tubular body defining a top portion connected to the lip and a lower portion, the body having a substantially trapezoidal-shaped transverse cross-sectional profile defining an opening therealong, wherein the opening extends from the top portion to the lower portion, and a base including a substantially rectangular and flat body defining a surface base, the base connected to the lower portion of the membrane.

A retention device for portable audio, video, and power adapters commonly used with portable electronic devices (e.g., mobile phones) includes a shell that is configured to receive a removable insert formed from a resiliently deformable material, which retains and protects an adapter for a portable electronic device. The removable insert may be interchangeable with a plurality of inserts, each of which comprises a cutout region configured to accommodate and retain a corresponding adapter.