A tactical torso tool carrier and networked control and communication system is disclosed, wherein a tactical torso tool carrier device includes a main unit configured to be worn on the torso of a person, the main unit including a housing having a docking station configured to securely attach a removable tool module, wherein the tactical torso tool carrier device facilitates communications between personnel and systems operably associated with the tactical toro tool carrier and networked control and communication system.

An article holding device for self-defense weapons and personal items includes a strap, which defines a loop. A head and a first shoulder of a user are insertably into the loop so that the strap rests on a second shoulder of the user, with the strap extending transversely from the second shoulder to proximate to an opposed hip of the user. A plurality of pouches is engaged to the strap. A respective item, such as a phone, keys, or an aerosol self-defense spray cannister, is insertable into each pouch so that the item is removably engaged to the strap. A sheath is engaged to the strap. An elongated self-defense weapon, such as a baton, is insertable into an open end of the sheath so that the elongated self-defense weapon is removably engaged to the strap.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to yoga mats. In one example, a yoga mat preserver is disclosed, which includes a perimeter with dimensions substantially similar to a yoga mat, and a thickness substantially less than a thickness of the yoga mat. For this example, at least one component of the yoga mat preserver comprises a moisture absorbent material. In another example, a yoga mat carrier is disclosed, which includes a first end configured to wrap around a circumference of a first end of a rolled yoga mat, and a second end configured to wrap around a circumference of a second end of the rolled yoga mat. The yoga mat carrier further includes a strap in which a first end is attached to the first end of the yoga mat carrier, and a second end is attached to the second end of the yoga mat carrier.

Disclosed are shoulder belt sliding-down preventing method, and a related preventing tool, shoulder belt, and bag. The belt-shaped neck hanging element is connected to a belt at positions separated from each other via connecting members. A loop-shaped space is thereby formed between the belt body and the neck-hanging element. The head passes through this space, and the neck hanging element contacts the side of the neck. In operation, the connecting member is removed and held with one hand, the belt body is hung on the shoulder, the connecting member is passed around the back of the neck, the neck hanging element is hung around the neck, and the connecting member is engaged again with the belt body. The belt body of the shoulder bag can hang on the shoulder and the neck hanging element can be wound around the neck, thereby preventing the belt body from sliding down the shoulder.

The present specification relates generally to shoulder bags and more specifically to a bag strap support device and method for reducing the likelihood of a bag strap slipping off a user's shoulder. The bag strap support device includes a lower magnet, an upper magnet, and a stopper piece, extending from a top face of the upper magnet. The method of reducing the likelihood of a bag strap falling off a user's shoulder includes steps of placing a lower magnet on the user's shoulder under a clothing item worn by the user, placing an upper magnet with a stopper piece extending therefrom directly above the lower magnet such that the upper and lower magnets sandwich the clothing item, and positioning the bag's shoulder strap on the user's shoulder between the user's neck and the stopper piece.

A tool carrier used for carry tool includes a harness system, a bearing belt and a guard, the harness system includes two shoulder strap and a waist belt, the bearing belt passes through the guard to be connected with the harness system. The guard has a main board, a sliding structure at a top of the main board and a suspension structure. The sliding structure has a sliding hole for the bearing belt running through, the main board is formed with a main plane, a horizontal projection of the sliding hole and a horizontal projection of the main plane define an angle therebetween, and the angle is an acute angle. When a tool is loaded to the suspension structure of the guard, the guard can slide forwardly and backwardly relative to the bearing belt during working, so that the weight of the tool can be uniformly distributed.

An assembly is disclosed, the assembly for providing release structure to a lanyard or strap adapted to be worn on the body, such as a neck strap. The release structure consists of a snap button assembly configured such that the release pull generated by tension in the strap is directed along an axis perpendicular to the closure and rotation plane of the male and female portion of the snap button assemblies. With structure to configure a release pull in such an axis, a safety feature is provided to the wearer such that tension in the strap, when it reaches a sufficient force to overcome the closure forces of the snap button assembly, will release the closed snap button and allow the strap to fall away from the body. Also, as in the case of a firefighter wearing an SCBA fire mask, it prevents the firefighter from being entangled or tethered if the strap were to get accidentally hooked or caught on something. The breakaway will allow the firefighter to continue using the mask with no interruption of breathing air from the mask. In lanyards and tool holders, those fall away from the body. In the case of a firefighter, the mask does not fall away from the body.

A backrest for a scuba diver comprising: a strap , having an upper right portion fitting around the diver’s right shoulder, an upper left portion fitting around the diver’s left shoulder and a lower portion fitting around the diver’s abdomen, a right adjustment block between the upper right portion and the lower portion, and a left adjustment block between the upper left portion and the lower portion., Each of the adjustment blocks has a first pin engaged in a first loop of one end of the upper portion, a second pin engaged in a second loop of one end of the lower portion, a clamp clamping the lower portion of the strap to block the sliding of the end of the lower portion of the strap around the second pin, and a handgrip actuating the clamp between blocking and unblocking the sliding of the end of the lower portion of the strap around the second pin.

A golf bag allows a user to more easily transport golf clubs while riding a bicycle, riding in a train or bus, or like activities (e.g., in a crowded area) other than playing golf. The golf bag has shoulder straps removably attached in an arrangement so that when the golf bag is worn, the golf bag has a longitudinal axis that is substantially parallel with a longitudinal axis of a user. Additionally, the golf bag is constructed so that golf clubs can be inserted with the clubheads facing inside of the main body of the golf bag and the grip-ends protruding out from the opening of the bag. The golf bag also includes a wedge to help space the golf clubs from a user's head when worn, and a belt for securing golf clubs within the golf bag.

A strap may be removably attachable to a container. The strap may include a retractor having an opening, a retraction spring and a brake. The strap may further include a strip of flexible material attached to the retraction spring and extending through the opening of the retractor. The strap may also include clips attaching the retractor and distal end of the flexible material to the container. The strip of flexible material may move from a fully retracted position, where the distal end of the strip of flexible material is nearest the retractor, relative to the entire length of the strip of flexible material, to an extended position where the distal end of the strip of flexible material is furthest from the retractor. The retraction spring may bias the strip of flexible material into/toward the fully retracted position.