An apparatus to facilitate lifting and carrying wire handled buckets has a lifting harness and a lifting tray. The lifting harness includes a grip and a connector. The connector connects the grip to the lifting tray. The grip is tubular and comfortable to grasp. The lifting tray is semi-circular in shape and has a notch on one end and is attached to the connector at the other end. In one embodiment, the connector is a cable and is attached with crimp sleeve to the grip and a spherical fitting to the lifting tray. Both the grip and the lifting tray are made of plastic. A method of carrying wire handled buckets includes placing the bucket handle in the lifting tray and holding the lifting tray with one hand and grasping the grip in the other hand to allow both sides of the body to directly engage the bucket's weight.

The present invention provides a carrying device and method to easily carry several paint cans at a time from one location to another. The device comprises a carriage and a plurality of handle attachments for securing a plurality of paint cans thereto. The carriage comprises an upper portion continuous with a lower portion, a central opening and a plurality of cavities located on the lower portion, each of which houses each of the plurality of handle-attachments therein. The upper portion of the carriage has a plurality of finger indentations for a user to place fingers when holding the device so that carrying the device is easy and comfortable. The device is configured so that the plurality of paint cans is balanced evenly across the length of the device to prevent tipping of the device as well as to increase the ease of carrying the paint cans.

A handle assembly configured to be coupled to a container having an attachment surface, the handle assembly comprising an elongated grip portion extending from a first end to second end and comprising outer and inner generally parallel grip surfaces; and a center spine wall between and generally normal to the outer and inner grip surfaces, joining said surfaces to form an I-beam construction, wherein the center spine wall has a thickness along the length of the elongated grip portion that is thinner in a center section of the grip portion and thicker at the first and second ends.

A grocery bag holder can maintain grocery bags in an upright orientation while the bags are being transported in a moving vehicle. The grocery bag holder can transition from a closed conformation to an open conformation. In the open conformation, the grocery bag holder can be prevented from opening beyond a predetermined maximum opening angle. In the open conformation, the grocery bag holder can be prevented from closing beyond a predetermined angle that can be with 5-10 degrees of the maximum opening angle.

The present disclosure is directed to carrier device, and related systems. A device may include a handle and at least one attachment device coupled to the handle. The at least one attachment device may be configured to couple to a solar module, wherein each attachment device includes at least one of a channel for receiving a portion of a frame of the solar module.

A shoe carrying device is disclosed, including an upper frame comprising a lower left member and a lower right member. A first spring is positioned between the lower left member and a first member, and a second spring is positioned between the lower right member and a second member. A first shoe retaining portion extends from the first member and a second shoe retaining member extending from the second member. The first shoe retaining member is configured to be insertable into a left shoe, and the second shoe retaining member is configured to be extended into a right shoe. A handle is connected to the upper frame via a cord, wherein the handle enables the user to carry the shoe carrying device.

A handle includes two identical halves, each half including a body, a pair of flanges, a pair of hooks and a pair of slots. The pair of flanges extend towards each other in a common plane. A hook is provided adjacent to one end of each flange. A slot is provided adjacent to the opposite end of each flange. The hook has a head, which defines a wedge-shaped space between the head of the hook and the flange and configured to receive a wedge-shaped overhang of a slot. With two halves positioned on opposite sides of a handle strap, hooks of one half are pressed into slots of the other half, and then the halves are slid until the overhangs fill the wedge-shaped spaces. A set screw may be threaded into a channel that leads to a slot, until the end of the set screw abuts an engaged hook.