A canine emergency rescue harness having at least a pair of straps and mating strap holes or loops. The harness may be constructed from a unitary piece of lightweight and strong material. The harness having a pair of front leg holes and a pair of rear leg holes for accommodating a dog's limbs. The harness being designed to balance a dog on a human's back for transport. The harness may be used in a hands-free manner with the use of secondary straps connected to the primary carrying straps using connectors, such as loops, triglides, and the like.

A carry harness includes: two carry straps, two chest straps connected respectively to the carry straps, a chest fastener configured for joining together the chest straps, the fastener extending along an attachment plane, and at least one tool-carrying strap. The chest straps and the tool-carrying strap are connected to the chest fastener with freedom to pivot in the plane of attachment about at least one axis of pivoting passing through the chest fastener and perpendicular to the attachment plane. The chest fastener has a first part and a second part, which parts are non-pivoting and removable one from the other, the first part and the second part being connected respectively to the chest straps. Application to the carrying of tools and batteries of accumulator cells.

A carrying device is provided that includes a load compartment configured to accommodate a load; at least one wheel rotatably coupled to the load compartment and configured to roll along a ground; a shaft attached to the load compartment; and a coupling element attached the shaft. The coupling element is configured to couple the carrying device to a person in a manner that allows towing of the carrying device by the person. Additional versions of the carrying device and a system including the same are also disclosed.

A wearable manufacturing assistance device (1) for supporting a manufacturing tool (3), the manufacturing assistance device (1) includes a body unit (7) including a fastener (11) for fastening the body unit (7) to the back (13) of a technician (5) in a wearing position (15), and an arm member (9) which has an attachment end (19) attached to the body unit (7) and a tool end (21) opposite to the attachment end (19), wherein at the tool end (21) a mounting device (23) for mounting the manufacturing tool (3) to the arm member (9) is provided. While the wearable manufacturing assistance device (1) is fastened to the back (13) of the technician (5) and is in a wearing position (15), the arm member (9) extends from the attachment end (19) at the body unit (7) over a shoulder (17) and laterally past a head (27) of the technician (5).

A holster with adaptable pockets for hands-free use and carrying of electronic devices. The pocket configuration may be adapted according to need. A first pocket is sleeve like and is defined by a front and back panel, a tongue on the bottom, and may include an elastic restraining cord on top. The tongue is pendant from the front wall and is looped as a stirrup under the pocket space and brought up inside the pocket, where it is adjustably attached to an inside surface of the back wall. To mount a second pocket on front of the first pocket, the tongue is reversibly disengaged from the back wall of the holster, the coverflap of the second pocket is inserted upside down and backwards into the first pocket, and the tongue is inserted through a slit from front to back of the second pocket coverflap before being returned to its attachment on the back wall of the first pocket. The second pocket is then folded forward over the front upper lip of the first pocket and rests at the front. An elastic cord may be fastened superiorly on the back wall and is secured to the front wall of either the first pocket or the second pocket near the top lip with a snap or clasp so that any electronic device in the pocket is immobilized, while permitting access to device controls. The first pocket is general trapezoidal and the upper lips of the side walls are downwardly and inwardly angulated so as to form a guide slot or rails for self-centering and guiding an electronic device into the stirrup. The holster and adaptable pockets may be integrated into complex wearable combinations that are comfortable, durable and multifunctional.

A device for storing emergency-use articles on a safety vest or similar garment in a manner that presents the articles for easy access and use. A harness including multiple flexible strap arms is securable, using hook-and-loop material, to both front and back surfaces of a chest panel of a conventional safety vest. Storage tubes of flexible material are captured by threading one respective strap arm through each tube. The tubes are sized to retain within them an emergency-use article such as a tourniquet.

A harness for backpack having an adjustable longitudinal length is disclosed. The harness has a top section and a bottom section slidably engaging one to each other; at least one holding system extending from the top section to the bottom section of the harness for holding the harness on a user's back; and an adjusting element connecting the top and bottom sections and configured for maintaining the longitudinal length of the harness once the longitudinal length is adjusted to a given length adapted to the user's back. A kit for assembling a packsack and methods for adjusting the harness are also disclosed. The harness according to the present invention is easily adjustable and particularly adapted for kids and school packsacks. When the kid is growing in size, the kid can easily adjust the longitudinal length without having to disassemble the harness from the pouch.

Provided is a backpack frame and a method of assembling the backpack frame capable of being tightly coupled with a backpack, adjusting a position of a shoulder strap of the backpack, and improving the user's convenience and safety by mounting a waist support member capable of being rotated in various directions. The backpack frame used for maintaining a shape of the backpack by being mounted on the backpack includes a frame bag coupling device in which a frame upper coupling portion is formed at the top and a frame lower coupling portion of a strap adjuster is formed at the bottom, the backpack frame including a horizontal bar shape upper frame of that is formed to be fixed with the frame upper coupling portion; a coupling frame that is coupled with the upper frame in a longitudinal direction and formed to be tapered toward the center; and a flat plate shape lower frame that is coupled with the coupling frame and includes a binding hole formed to bind to the frame lower coupling portion at a lower portion.

A 3 dimensional shape retaining light weight pouch and method for making the same, for mounting on a carrier such as a garment such as, but not limited to, a vest, belt, cummerbund, pack, or the like, and more particularly, that utilizes standing portions of stiffened fused together edges of laminated or composite panels of the pouch to hold the pouch in a predetermined 3 dimensional shape. The pouch is durable and wear resistant, allows easy insertion and removal of articles, accessories, and objects to be held and/or carried thereby, and is simple and easy to manufacture, while being configurable to be compatible with some known systems mounting systems such as MOLLE PALS and the like.

A carrier assembly for a harness for carrying a backpack accessory, the carrier assembly including a back plate including connections for shoulder straps and an interface plate adapted to be attached to the backpack accessory. The back plate includes a coupling interface on a rear face arranged to be removably connected to a corresponding coupling interface on a front face of the interface plate.