The article manufacture provides a foldable fitness bag for use before or after exercise such as swimming, gym, running or hiking/camping. The bag is divided into three portions that are separated by one or more strips of material. Each portion on the front side of the bag possess one or more mesh pockets that are closed with a zipper. The strips of material separating the portions of the bag contain male and female strips of Velcro™ that permit the bag to be placed into a folded or closed arrangement in which the interlocking strips of Velcro™ hold the bag in this closed arrangement.

Disclosed is an organizer, comprising a fabric folded to form multiple overlapping layers, to form at least one slot for receiving a clipboard or similar rigid panel, the fabric being further joined along opposing edges between other layers to form a pocket, and a layer providing a cove. Additional options include a mechanism (e.g., hook-and-loop, snap, elastic cord, button, clasp, zipper, etc.) for holding the cover layer in position.

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 modular firearm support, concealment aid, and shooting equipment holder assembly for a multi-legged stand comprises a plurality of flexible leg sleeves configured to releasably engage different legs of the multi-legged stand, and at least one flexible wall panel configured to extend between and releasably engage any two adjacent leg sleeves of the plurality. The wall panel includes a plurality of rows of uniformly spaced, laser-cut, horizontal slots defined therethrough. When secured to an adjacent pair of leg sleeves mounted on a deployed multi-legged stand, the wall panel screens an interior space defined between the legs of the stand from a viewpoint outboard of the wall panel, and provides an upright, load bearing surface to which a user can mount an item of modular light-weight load-carrying equipment (MOLLE).

A travel pillow that is removable attachable to a backpack, suitcase or other article of travel luggage either on the surface of the article of travel luggage or in a recess formed in a surface of the article of travel luggage. The pillow comprises a flexible receptacle having an opening that allows the flexible receptacle to be stuffed with a filler material to give the pillow a desired firmness.

Provided is a luggage piece and luggage system with a luggage piece that can be coupled to a second luggage piece to be transported with the second luggage piece as a joined unit. The luggage piece includes a housing defining an interior compartment that stores items to be transported within the luggage piece. A coupling system includes a plurality of tethers that cooperate with one or more receivers provided to the second luggage piece to couple the second luggage piece to the luggage piece to form a joined unit. An alignment structure is provided to a surface of the housing that is to be arranged opposite a housing surface of the second luggage piece. The alignment structure cooperates with a compatible alignment structure provided to the housing surface of the second luggage piece to interfere with lateral displacement of the luggage piece relative to the second luggage piece.

A harness system for carrying storage panels and pocket panels on a cooler includes a flexible harness extending around the outer surfaces of a cooler. The flexible harness has a first longitudinal surface of one part of a hook and loop fastener, and the cooler has a plurality of bracket to removably mount the flexible harness to the cooler walls. The first longitudinal surface of the flexible harness faces away from the cooler walls. Pocket panels for storing items have a second portion of a hook and loop fastener, or a rim, are removably attached to the flexible harness, or the brackets mounted to the walls of the cooler.

A suitcase for housing and carrying objects comprises a first and a second shell; hinged elements for connecting the shells along respective first joining edges and allowing the arrangement of the shells in a closed or open configuration; closure elements for locking the shells along respective second joining edges in the closed configuration. Each shell comprises a plurality of compartments for receiving and containing objects, and at least one separating panel that is rotatably connected to a first joining edge and reversibly couplable to a second joining edge of one of the shells. The suitcase has a first dimension equal to a distance between the first and second joining edges and less than or equal to 180 mm.

An elbow brace for supporting a wearer's elbow in a desired position when using a portable electronic device to mitigate tech neck is made unobtrusive by incorporation into a shoulder bag having a length-adjustable shoulder strap. A flexible bag assembly comprises opposite first and second panels of flexible sheet-like material connected to define an interior compartment having a volume. An upper bag mouth is disposed between edges of the panels, with fastenings connecting its opposite ends of the edges. An elbow-receiving sleeve of flexible sheet-like material is attached in the upper bag mouth and can be opened into a generally frustoconical form, for supporting a bent elbow such that, in use, both forearm and upper arm extend from an outer end elbow-receiving sleeve. In a closed state the elbow-receiving sleeve is flattened such that opposing halves of the elbow-receiving sleeve come together.

A portable cosmetic organizer includes a case comprising a first side, a second side, a third side, a fourth side, a top side, and a bottom side; a first storage compartment inside of the case; a first flap forming a first portion of the top side of the case; and a second flap forming a second portion of the top side of the case. The first flap has a first interior surface and a first exterior surface. The second flap has a second interior surface and a second exterior surface. The first interior surface defines a first securement surface and the second interior surface defines a second securement surface. The flaps transitions from a closed position where access to the first storage compartment is proscribed to an opened position where access to the first storage compartment is permitted. The first and second securement surfaces permit removable attachment of items thereon.