Various embodiments of the present invention are directed to a convertible child seat configured to be operable between a deployed orientation as a child seat to be secured to a vehicle and a folded orientation as a child supply bag. According to various embodiments, the child seat comprises a seat portion configured for receiving the bottom of a child, a backrest portion pivotally attached to an end of the seat portion or otherwise attached to the seat portion in a manner that permits selective rotation of both portions relative to one another, and configured for supporting the back of the child, and a plurality of pockets secured to the seat portion. In certain embodiments, the backrest portion includes one or more pockets.

A tool holder includes a body and mounting hardware, and holds a battery-powered tool. The body includes central and lateral panels that partly enclose and retain the battery of the tool. The mounting hardware is attached to a lateral panel and attaches the tool holder to a separate object or structure. The lateral panels have inwardly extending portions at their edges that support the enclosed battery and obstruct its movement away from the central panel and out of the body. The inwardly extending portions are spaced apart at a first end of the body, enabling insertion of the battery into the body with a handle portion of the tool extending away from the central panel. The tool holder retains and supports the tool with the battery retained within the body and without any other direct contact between the tool and the tool holder.

The disclosure relates to a versatile sling system, apparatus and hub, the apparatus and system comprising a strap having a first end, a second end, a width, and an adjustable length, the first end of the strap and the second end of the strap being coupled such that the strap forms a loop; and a hub coupled to the strap such that the hub is suspended from the loop. The hub of the apparatus is configured to releasably attach at least one accessory, such as a handle or leash; the system configured to allow the wearer of the strap to transfer at least a portion of the weight and/or force of an item or animal being carried by the wearer and/or attached to the at least one accessory to the torso and shoulder of the wearer. The disclosure further relates to accessories compatible with the hub.

A wearable radio support system has a shoulder strap connectable to a radio holder and an elongate strap extending therefrom. The shoulder strap has a shoulder-contact portion that includes a first set and a second set of attachment features. The elongate strap has a first end with a first fastener and a second fastener that are releasably attachable to either of the first set or the second set of attachment features of the shoulder strap. The first fastener connects to a first feature of either of the first or second set of attachment features and provides a point of rotation for the elongate strap relative to the shoulder strap and the second fastener connects to a second feature of the same set of attachment features to anchor the elongate strap to the shoulder strap, thereby the first end of the elongate strap no longer rotates about the first feature.

A customizable support pillow offering support and comfort for the neck and body of a user that includes a built in anchoring system for attaching the customizable pillow to a structure such as a vehicle seat.

A waist belt tablet case apparatus for securing a tablet to a person's waist includes a case body having a case back side, a case sidewall, and a case lip extending from the case sidewall. The case sidewall and the case lip are elastically deformable to receive and secure a tablet within the case body. A plurality of belt attachments is coupled to the case body. Each belt attachment is coupled to an outer face of the case sidewall at a corner thereof. A belt is coupled to the plurality of belt attachments. The belt has a pair of attachment clips with each attachment clip being selectively engageable with the plurality of belt attachments.

An adjustable and wearable device for hands-free carrying of an umbrella having an umbrella shaft and an umbrella canopy extending from the umbrella shaft. The device may include a holder assembly designed to partially surround and contour to a user's upper torso, the holder assembly being a curved and contoured elongate strap body having a first end and a second end, wherein strap body includes at least two semi-circular and curvy openings sized to accommodate the umbrella shaft; and a securing strap removably engaged with the first end and the second end of the strap body.

A carrying aid for hands-free carrying of a load in a suspended state between the two users, for example to transport a decedent body in a cadaver bag. Each carrying aid features a body-worn harness adorned over the user's shoulders, a securement member connected to and supported by the harness at a position approximately midway point across the user's body, and a yoke attached to the harness by the securement member. The yoke has a pair of diverging support arms spanning laterally outward from their attachment to the securement member. Each support arm carries a respective coupling component by which the yoke is connectable to a cadaver bag or other carrier on or in which a load is to be borne. Two users adorn respective aids with their yokes respectively situated anteriorly and posteriorly of the two users, who can both therefore face and walk forwardly in the travel direction.

Disclosed herein is a novel configurable strap apparatus that may comprise end clasps attachable to zipper sliders disposed on a zipper edge of the strap. An end clasp may attach to a zipper slider creating a strap loop that facilitates wearing the strap around the neck, or over the shoulder. An accessory, such as a carrying pouch, may be attached to and thereby suspended from an end clasp. Alternatively, an end clasp may attach to a zipper slider creating a strap loop that facilitates capturing and thereby suspending an accessory such as a beverage bottle.