A swivel handle capable of rotating or swiveling is disclosed. The swivel handle comprises a handle that is capable of rotating relative to a base plate or an enclosure or other object to be pulled. The swivel handle may further comprise a rotatable plate wherein the handle is connected to the rotatable plate, a rotational locking assembly, and/or a braking assembly.

A fold-out tray incorporated in an item of luggage includes a support attached to an item of luggage, the support having an upper end and a lower end, a main panel, the main panel having a distal end and a proximal end, a first connector coupling the proximal end of the main panel to the support, the first connector permitting the main panel to be rotated between a first position against the support and a second position in which the main panel is substantially horizontal, and a brace comprising a proximal end contacting the support at a point below the proximal end of the main panel when the main panel is in the second position and a distal end contacting the main panel between the proximal end of the main panel and the distal end of the main panel when the main panel is in the second position.

A tool storage device system includes a base and a tool storage container removably coupled to the base. The tool storage container slides in a first direction relative to the base to attach the tool storage container to the base, and the tool storage container slides in a second direction, opposite the first direction, relative to the base to remove the tool storage container from the base.

An integrated self-opening and self-closing stairs-climbing trolley case is provided. The integrated self-opening and self-closing stairs-climbing trolley case includes a case body, wherein a bottom of the case body is provided with universal wheels, a telescopic draw bar is arranged on a side of the case body, a bottom of a sliding plate is provided with unidirectional wheels, an inner bracket is respectively connected with the telescopic draw bar and the case body, limiting connecting rods on left and right sides are movably connected with the inner bracket via a first connecting rod and are movably connected with the sliding plate via a second connecting rod, torsional spring connecting rods on the left and right sides are movably connected with the inner bracket via a third connecting rod and are movably connected with the sliding plate via a fourth connecting rod.

A luggage handle is described. Embodiments of the luggage handle can include, but are not limited to, a handle assembly and at least one case assembly. The handle assembly can be configured to move from a retracted configuration to an extended configuration. The luggage handle can typically be implemented with rolling luggage. The luggage handle can implement a ball lock mechanism that can include magnetic components.

A towing apparatus is provided. The towing apparatus includes a clamp. The clamp includes a first arm and a second arm. Each of the first and second arms includes a handle portion and a gripping portion. The first and second arms are pivotally secured together in between the handle portions 12a and the gripping portions. A spring biases the gripping portions together. A first lock plate is pivotally secured to a distal end of the gripping portion of the first arm and a second lock plate is pivotally secured to a distal end of the gripping portion of the second arm. The towing apparatus further includes a rope attached to the clamp.

An expandable luggage includes a compartment and a cover. The cover is swingly attached to the compartment to close and open the compartment. The compartment includes a bottom surface and a peripheral wall vertically extending from a periphery of the bottom surface, defining the compartment with a closable opening. Further, the cover includes a top surface and a protrusion vertically extending from a periphery of the top surface so that the protrusion coordinates with the compartment when the cover closes the closable opening. The expandable luggage includes a horizontally expandable gusseted arrangement configured along the entire peripheral wall of the compartment to horizontally expand a size of the compartment from all sides thereof and accessible from the closable opening.

A sport carrying bag has a rotatable disc which is configured with a plurality of circumferentially spaced ball-receiving regions including one through-hole region, a mounting plate located below the disc, a chute downwardly extending to a loading section of launching apparatus, a fixed bi-directional ball feeding motor for rotatably driving the disc, and a controller in data communication with the ball feeding motor. Upon rotation of the disc in a first direction, a ball received in the through-hole region ceases to be contacted by the mounting plate and gravitates through the chute to the loading section of the launching apparatus. In response to a detected jammed condition, the controller commands the ball feeding motor to reverse its operating direction such that the disc will rotate in a second direction to cause one or more jammed balls to become dislodged.

A collapsible suitcase has a bottom panel, a rear panel, two side panels, and a front panel. The rear panel, side panels, and front panel are connected to the bottom panel by hinges permitting them to be rotated from a folded position against the bottom panel to a deployed position perpendicular to the bottom panel. The side hinges have a clearance sufficiently greater than the clearance of the front hinge to allow the side hinges to lie flat on the front panel when folded, and the rear hinge has a sufficiently greater clearance than that of the side hinges to allow the rear panel to lie flat on the side panels when folded.

A handle assembly for exerting forces on a vehicle is disclosed. The handle assembly includes a handle, a handle housing, an optional vehicle mounting plate, and a single latching mechanism. The handle has a first support post and a second support post. The first support post has a first end, the second support post has a second end, and the first end is operably coupled with the second end. The handle housing has a first sleeve and a second sleeve. The first sleeve receives the first support post and the second sleeve receives the second support post. The vehicle mounting plate can be attached to the first sleeve and the second sleeve, and mounts the handle onto the vehicle. The single latching mechanism is operably coupled with the handle housing and is capable of releasably engaging at least the first sleeve and the second sleeve.