An electronic commerce protection system enables a person to safely carry credit, debit, gift cards or the like. The system prevents access to the data on the credit card from physical theft by attaching the system to a persons' boot or other article of clothing. The system prevents electronic or wireless reading of the data by shielding the card from malicious attacks.

A removable attachment system for temporarily attaching a portable pocket to an object made of fabric such as clothing, bag, or the like. The system comprises an outer part placed on the front side of the host fabric and an inner part placed on the back side of the host fabric in a manner such that the host fabric is compressed between the two parts thereby securing the two parts in place. The portable pocket being bound to the outer part is thereby quickly and easily attached to any location on the host object requiring no temporary or permanent modification to the host object and affecting no permanent alteration to the host object upon removal of the portable pocket.

Key assist devices for enabling a user to conveniently and repeatedly attach a key to a key ring's split ring and detach it therefrom and, during its detachment, securely clamp the key to a clothing item for safely carrying the key. The key assist devices include a spring clip with the interchangeability functionality of freely and directly suspending a key from a key ring's split ring and clamping the key on a clothing item. The key assist devices are designed such that they are unable to merely slide off a split ring but rather requires a specific user manipulation.

A device incorporating both a magnet and a living hinge may be employed to construct cases to protect electronic devices and to function as a closure for cases and lidded containers. Such cases often can be bent three 360 allowing the cases to be either closed protecting devices therein are closed upon themselves allowing the case to function to secure an electronic device to a substrate such as an article of clothing. The devices of the disclosure can also be used to organize and hold loose items together.

The disclosure includes a carrying device comprising a carabiner including a first clip and a second clip, wherein the first clip is configured to open to access a first chamber, and the second clip is configured to open to access a second chamber located adjacent the first chamber, and a shackle defining a first end and a second end located opposite the first end, wherein the first end is configured to detachably couple to the carabiner, and the second end is configured to receive at least one key.

A pouch or pocket may act as a container and may be used to securely hold objects (e.g., cell phone, keys, wallet, etc.) during athletic activity (e.g., running). The pouch may be a standalone item or integrally formed as part of other items. The pouch may hold the object to be stored in place within the pouch or pocket. The pouch may provide some cushioning or impact force attenuation to protect the object being held within the pouch or pocket. Additionally, the pouch may be attached to a garment, such as running clothes. The pouch includes an outer envelope sealable by a closure and a one-way valve with foam layers located inside the pouch. After the object is placed in the pouch, the closure is closed, and the air within the pouch is expelled via the one-way valve by compressing the foam layers from the outside.

Disclosed is a loop suitable for a handheld device. A flexible loop is affixed e.g. via adhesive onto a handheld device protective case and serves as a wrist strap for ease of grabbing and prevents accidental drops of the handheld device. A feature for cleaning the handheld device, such as a piece of microfiber cloth, can be integrated on the loop. None of a handheld device's functionality is impaired. A back strap loop is disclosed for holding a device with one hand. Components are highly customizable in regards to color, shape, dimension, print, etc., the overall design of which may help a user to make their handheld device unique, particularly as a promotional item.

An item carrier includes a body having a front side defining an item storage area capable of removably holding an item to be stored and a belt fastener member. The belt fastener member is attached to the body and is configured to fasten to a belt in such a way that the belt fastener member forms a loop around the belt and adheres to the belt.

A shaker bottle having a vessel for retaining a liquid volume, a lid for closing said vessel, a container for storing a powder supplement, and an accessory compartment for storing valuables. The container is releasably arranged to a lower surface of the lid. The vessel is foldable for providing a folded state of the shaker bottle during transportation. The container is received by the bottom of the vessel in the folded state, and thus the release of the container is locked. In an unfolded state the container is released for supply of the powder supplement to the liquid in the vessel, while the container is serving as a stirring device. A method for use of the shaker bottle is provided for securing a safe storing of powder supplements during transportation and for improving the functionality of a shaker bottle for every user with an active lifestyle.