A breast pump belt assembly for securing a breast pump to a user’s waist includes a first belt which has a prominence integrated into the first belt. A buckle is coupled to the first belt. A second belt is coupled to and is oriented coextensive with the first belt. The second belt is extendable through the buckle to secure the first belt around the user’s waist. A pair of couplers is each movably integrated into the first belt. A strap is provided which extends through each of the couplers on the first belt. The strap is matable to itself such that the strap can be extended through a handle of a breast pump thereby facilitating the breast pump to be attached to the first belt.

A reconfigurable waterproof bag is defined by a plurality of material surfaces extending in three dimensions, a strap for carrying the bag, and one or plurality of strap guide(s) into which the strap is disposed and through which the strap may be moved, the strap guide extending within or without the bag from any one of the plurality of surfaces to any other one of the plurality of material surfaces in three dimensional space without limitation to define a geometry of a strap path and coupling of the strap to the bag so that the bag is reconfigurable in a plurality of different carrying modes.

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.

A method for forming a textile strap and the resulting textile strap includes forming a textile matrix by stacking in alternating order at least one first material layer on at least one second material layer. The at least one first material layer is bonded to the at least one second material layer in a manner to fix the at least one first material layer to the at least one second material layer. A plurality of apertures are cut into the formed textile matrix. The apertures are cut in from an edge of the textile matrix inward such that the resulting textile matrix with defined apertures is predictably flexible in each of two directions. The the resulting textile matrix with defined apertures is sheathe in a formed knit outer layer configured to substantially enclose the resulting textile matrix with defined apertures. The knit outer layer is bonded to the textile matrix.

A rigid attachment system is provided. The rigid attachment system may be, e.g., an assaulter belt assembly, which includes a first layer having a plurality of windows cut from a thermoplastic composite material, e.g., Tegris® or Curv®, the windows spaced apart along a length of the first layer and separated by a plurality of bridge portions. The assaulter belt assembly further includes a second layer extending along and coupled to a back side of the first layer forming a plurality of openings configured to support one or more accessory holders. A binding may be affixed over the upper and lower edges of the first layer via a horizontal stitching pattern, and the second layer may be affixed to first layer along the plurality of bridge portions via a vertical stitching pattern.

The invention discloses a glasses waistband-type computer device, comprising a waistband body, wherein the middle of the front of the waistband body or other parts of the waistband body is detachably installed with a smartphone, and the front of the waistband body is further provided with a left keyboard located on the left side of the waistband wearer's navel and a right keyboard located on the right side of the waistband wearer's navel; the left and right keyboards are connected to the smartphone in a wired manner or a wireless including a Bluetooth manner. During man-machine interaction, the user wears a waistband so that the left keyboard is located to the left of the navel and the right keyboard is located to the right, to form a waistband keyboard. The invention is novel in structure, convenient to use, easy to carry, and can provide a good man-machine interaction mode.

Techslate is an apparatus having component parts producing a surface plane(s) for load, operation, and viewing of mobile devices like smart phones, tablets, computers, alphanumeric keyboards, integrated CPUs, electronic equipment, literary mediums, etc., offering solutions for hands free, ambulant operation. Devices and components are mounted, secured, embedded, engineered in or onto the apparatus, which has balanced mid-upper suspension mechanisms securing it at appropriate viewing and operation angles from the human body by neck, shoulder, chest straps and/or braces. The apparatus's lower end attaches around the waist or torso of the human body with variable tension controlled band mechanisms. (i.e. elastic, Velcro, magnets, slots, springs, positioned locking, etc.). Utility and functionality of this apparatus is created by the principles employed, so as the apparatus's component parts are sufficient to handle the load, viewing and operation of devices which are embedded, mounted, integrated, and secured to the apparatus.

A non-scratch tool belt apparatus conveniently contains instruments that are useful for a task adjacent to a user, such as for detailing operations of objects that have delicate surfaces or finishes. The tool belt apparatus is lightweight and generally features only soft exposed materials, such as cotton. The tool belt reduces the likelihood that users will lose an instrument, and also of scratching a surface. The apparatus includes an elongated fabric belt, a buckle, a non-scratch buckle cover, and a plurality of tool bags. The elongated fabric belt wraps around a user and is secured by the buckle. The buckle cover encloses the buckle to prevent scratching. The buckle cover and plurality of tool bags can slide on the belt. The tool bags are each configured to hold at least one instrument, such as a tool or bottle used in detailing operations.

A carrier strap assembly, including: (a) a strap member; (b) a shoulder pad; (c) a length adjustment member; (d) an elastic storage loop; and (e) wherein the carrier strap member enables a user to carry his/her infant in a safety seat in a simple and ergonomic manner.

Implementations described and claimed herein provide systems and methods for load carriage using a load carriage apparatus. In one implementation, a frame top is disposed at a proximal end of a load carriage frame. The frame top includes a proximal bar and a distal bar each extending between a first side bar and a second side bar. A frame base is disposed at a distal end of the load carriage frame, and the frame base includes a rear portion connected to a first side portion and a second side portion. A spine connects a center portion of the proximal bar of the frame top to the rear portion of the frame base. A first tube extends from the first side bar to the frame base relative to the first side portion. A second tube extends from the second side bar to the frame base relative to the second side portion.