The present invention is directed to a device, system and method of attaching an electronic device to a belt, and to a belt having an attached electronic device, that will sit away from the user's body when in use and will be held close to the user's body when not in use. The various embodiments of the present invention also enable the easy transition of the electronic device from the in-use position to the stored position and vice versa. One embodiment of the present invention utilizes two belt clips and a gooseneck electronic device holder to achieve these goals.

A badge holding device is disclosed that includes a badge holder, an attachment mechanism, and a connector. The badge holder is configured to hold a name tag or similar item and includes a back plate having a top edge, a bottom edge, a first lateral edge, and a second lateral edge, and a cover pivotally connected to the bottom edge of the back plate by a hinge. At least a portion of the cover is transparent. The attachment mechanism is configured to attach the badge holding device to an article of clothing. The connector extends between the badge holder and the attachment mechanism, and the connector is attached to the back plate proximal to the top edge. A width of the connector is at least 25% of a width of the back plate measured between the first lateral edge and the second lateral edge.

A tactical belt or belt accessory system comprising an integral single layer strap having a two opposite ends, a top edge and a bottom edge, and at least one row of a plurality of openings distributed lengthwise along the strap between the two opposite ends, the openings being separated by links that are an integral part of the single layer strap, the openings configured to facilitate attachment of MOLLE-compatible accessories along a horizontal axis or a vertical axis without skipping any of the links.

A spray foam insulator assembly for retaining a pressurized can of spray foam at a preferred temperature includes an insulating sleeve that has a diameter of at least 68.0 mm and a height of at least 245.0 mm to insertably receive a pressurized can of spray foam. The insulating sleeve is comprised of a thermally insulating material to retain the pressurized can of spray foam at an optimal temperature for enhancing functionality of the pressurized can of spray foam. The insulating sleeve has a cut integrated into the insulating sleeve to enhance inserting the pressurized can of spray foam into the insulating sleeve. A closure is integrated into the insulating sleeve for opening and closing the cut. A belt clip is coupled to the insulating sleeve to engage an article of clothing on a user for storing the insulating sleeve.

A rapidly deployable, pressure sealed, cough and sneeze aerosol, containment apparatus and a system to virtually eradicate the cold, the flu, and Covid-19. A face mask having a rigid first section configured to hold a filter and a pliable second section configured to fit on a person's face; a face mask seal formed on an edge of the pliable second section of the face mask; a curved surface on the face mask seal configured to fold inward to form a seal on the person's face when pressed on the person's face.

A tool holder with a J-shaped body. A gate includes an arm that is pivotally attached to a finger at the top of the body. The gate pivots between a closed position where the gate spans the opening between the two free ends of the body, an inside position where the gate is pivoted into the inside the body, and an outside position where gate is pivoted to outside the body. A biasing mechanism biases the gate to the closed position. An optional gate lock prevents the gate from opening when engaged. A barrel either rotates or slides, depending in the configuration, on the arm between an unlocked position where the gate can move between the inside, closed, and outside positions, and a locked position where the gate is retained in the closed position. An attachment secures the tool holder to flat webbing.

A duty belt includes a belt and a buckle. A first fixed belt end is rigidly secured to the belt, and a second free belt end having longitudinally-distributed recesses is releasably engaged with at least one rigid buckle pin via at least one recess in the closed state of the duty belt. In the closed state, the free end is guided through a buckle opening and overlaps with the fixed end. The buckle has two perpendicularly and longitudinally offset buckle plates such that a connection element with precisely one opening for passing through the belt is between the two plates. The first plate inner face has a securing device securing the fixed end to the buckle while the second plate inner face has the at least one rigid pin so that one plate is constantly visible from outside in the closed state regardless of which belt side lies outside.

A tether clip comprises first and second clip portions and a connector. The first clip portion has a first intermediate portion interconnecting a first clamping end and a first connector end, and the second clip portion has a second intermediate portion interconnecting a second clamping end and a second connector end. The first and second intermediate portions are pivotally connected. The connector is positioned between the first and second connector ends and is configured and arranged to connect to a tether. When a force is exerted upon the connector, the connector moves relative to the first and second clip portions, and when the connector moves in a direction toward distal ends of the first and second connector ends, the first and second connector ends move apart and the first and second clamping ends move toward each other to increase a clamping force by the first and second clamping ends.

A holster for a communications device comprises a backing having a first longitudinal edge, an opposite second longitudinal edge, a first lateral edge, and an opposing second lateral edge. A pouch is coupled to the backing and has an interior surface. A first ring assembly and a second ring assembly each lie in a plane parallel to the first and second lateral edges. A strap assembly is coupled to the backing and is selectively couplable with the pouch. The strap assembly is configured to selectively contract the pouch. The strap assembly includes a cord extending through an eyelet disposed centrally between the first ring assembly and the second ring assembly. A handle is coupled to the cord along a portion of the cord.

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.