The present invention relates in general to portable first aid kits and, in particular, to a low profile first aid kit that is adaptable for a quick release from a carrier and can be easily stored and carried by a person. The design of the disclosed release system allows for the first aid kit to be released with one hand from a carrier with mounting capabilities. Additionally, the medical kit includes a dual purpose carrier strap that can either be wound around the first aid kit and operable to torque the kit for storage purposes when in the closed position, or used to carry the kit in the open position until it can be secured and subsequently stored.

An auxiliary strap assembly provides a simple, adjustable strap device for mounting objects to an underlying load bearing platform. In some implementations, the strap assembly includes an elongate anchor body that provides support to the object(s) being secured and/or to the underlying load bearing platform. The strap assembly can be adapted for connection to ladder webbing, such as Pouch Attachment Ladder System (PALS) or HEXGRID® mounting system.

A furniture handling strap assembly may be used to aid in lifting and carrying a furniture item such as a chair, sofa, or loveseat, for example. The handling strap assembly may include a strap, a bracket, and a fastener. The strap may include a first handling loop and a second handling loop. The first and second handling loops may be flexible. The bracket may be attached to the strap. The fastener may be configured to be received through an aperture in the bracket and may engage the furniture item. A person may insert his/her hand through one or both of the handling loops and gasp a portion of the strap. The person may use his/her other hand to support and stabilize the furniture member as the person lifts the furniture item. Another person may assist in lifting the furniture item using another one of the handling strap assemblies.

A portable seat, comprising an internal frame; a cover; and one or more hook assemblies; wherein said internal frame is encased by said cover; wherein said one or more hook assemblies comprise a hook, biasing element, and anchoring element; wherein said one or more hook assemblies engage said internal frame at an engagement area via said anchoring elements; wherein said cover comprises one or more holes through which said one or more hooks protrude; wherein said biasing elements applies a force to said hooks such that said hooks pivot at said engagement area and said hooks rest against said cover; wherein said one or more holes are not configured to be sealed; and wherein said hooks are configured to engage a front surface of a bench by pivoting away from said cover and extending orthogonally relative to said cover.

Disclosed herein is a novel configurable carrying apparatus that may be configured into a variety of pouch, purse, messenger bag, or other accessory carrying configurations. More specifically, the present invention may include two opposing carrying straps being joinable along one edge with a two-way zipper. The apparatus may be configured into a harness arrangement, a single sling arrangement, a two independent slings arrangement, or a clutch bag arrangement, as well as others. The straps may have a different appearance on each side and be reversible to offer even more wearing variations.

A tactical strap includes an elongated body, a plurality of tabs, and a pouch. The elongated body has a first end, an opposing second end, a front surface, and a rear surface. The plurality of tabs are spaced along at least a portion of the front surface of the elongated body. The pouch is attached to the front surface of the elongated body proximate the first end. The pouch defines a cavity that is selectively accessible.

A harness system and a belt for carrying a hunting tree stand are described. The belt includes a body panel that attaches to a first elongated member and a second elongated member. A panel strap extends from one of the first elongated member and the second elongated member. A side buckle attaches to another one of the first elongated member and the second elongated member. The side buckle is configured to be operationally coupled with the panel strap. The side buckle and the panel strap are configured to tighten around and secure the belt to the user. A first hunting tree stand strap and a second hunting tree stand strap extend from the body panel. The first hunting tree stand strap and the second hunting tree stand strap are configured to firmly hold the first section of the hunting tree stand against the body panel.

A carry handle for carrying one or more bulky articles is disclosed. The carry handle includes a carrying strap having a first end and a second end located opposite the first end. Holding straps are also provided and configured to be secured around the one or more bulky articles. The holding straps are attached to the first end and the second end of the carrying strap via a mechanical connector for securing the one or more bulky articles whereby the one or more bulky articles may be carried by a user. In another form, a bottom support assembly having an L-shaped configuration is provided and includes side and bottom support for the one or more bulky articles, whereby the one or more bulky articles may be transported by a user.

Connecting straps for use for example in sports activities and methods of attaching the connecting straps. Embodiments of the connecting straps include integral features for providing a variety of secure connections that are quick and easy to make and to disconnect, while also being lightweight and providing an elegant appearance.

An apparatus for carrying a bow. The apparatus includes a magnet. The adapter further comprises a housing having a latch, a first screw, and a receiver. The first screw is inserted through the opening of the latch. The adapter further comprises a rod having a second screw, a first member, and a second member. The first member and second member inserted into the magnet. The second screw is inserted through the first member and into the second member, thereby coupling the magnet with the rod. A lever is movably coupled to the housing. A third screw connects the housing to the bow. The coupled magnet and rod are inserted into the proximal end of the housing. The lever is rotated to connect the magnet to the bow.