The present invention describes an adjustable holder used primarily to secure substantially cylindrical objects to the person, clothing, or gear of a user. For the preferred embodiment, the holder is a substantially cylindrical casing comprising: a substantially curved front wall, the substantially curved front wall further comprising two portions and a helical opening, where the helical opening separates the two portions of the substantially curved front wall; an opposing back wall; a closed bottom end; an open top end; and an interior compartment wherein the substantially curved front wall is connected to the opposing back wall, the closed bottom is connected to both the substantially curved front wall and the opposing back wall, and the substantially curved front wall, the opposing back wall, and the closed bottom collectively form the interior compartment; and wherein the two portions of the substantially curved front wall are connected by the fastener.

A deformable spray bottle holder includes a first supporting seat and a second supporting seat. The upper end of the first supporting seat is provided with a connecting port for communicating with a mouth of a liquid container. The bottom end of the first supporting seat is provided with a first horizontal member. The first supporting seat and the second supporting seat are hinged together. The second supporting seat is provided with a hook member. When the second supporting seat is upturned, the hook member is used as a pothook. When the second supporting seat is turned upside down, the hook member and the first horizontal member of the first supporting seat abut.

An umbrella holder for supporting an umbrella pole on a backpack strap so that the wearer of the backpack can be in a hands-free condition while the umbrella is deployed. The device includes a first panel, a second panel, a third panel, a pair of thumb screws and a panel closure member. The first panel is hinged to the second panel. The second panel is hinged to the third panel. The first and second panels create a retaining space for a backpack strap. The second and third panels create a retaining space for an umbrella pole. The thumb screws are hinge and tightened to secure a backpack strap. The second and third panels are held together by the panel closure member which is attached by a hinge to the first panel. A preferred embodiment includes rubber cushion members to securely hold umbrella poles of varying diameters.

The present invention relates to a backpack system for transporting items and an accompanying device. In exemplary embodiments, carried items are kept secure within a plurality of item holders to prevent the items from moving. The item holders can be rigid structures like cylinders or flexible canvas pouches. In exemplary embodiments, the backpack system can have configurations for carrying either a device or additional items.

A storage device including a storage device body configured to store items therein, and a pocket. The pocket includes a piece of pocket material coupled to the body and at least partially defining a pocket cavity. The pocket further includes a first fastener configured to releasably attach the piece of pocket material to the body, and a second fastener configured to releasably attach the piece of pocket material to the body. The first fastener, when uncoupled, allows access to the pocket cavity via a first direction, and the second fastener, when uncoupled, allows access to the pocket cavity via a second direction that is different from the first direction.

A fishing rod holder system for easily transporting, storing, and/or using fishing rods, including one or more rod holding members mounted to a frame. The one or more rod holding members can be attachable/detachable and swivelable/rotatable about a receiving member. In some embodiments, the positions of the one or more rod holding members can be fixed or adjustable with respect to the frame. Further, the rod holding members are substantially hollow tubes for receiving the handle of a fishing rod, wherein the rod holding members may include various configurations of notches and/or slots for engaging with the fishing rod/reel.

A sports backpack includes a backpack arrangement configured for being disposed on a wearer's back and a headwear carrier. The backpack arrangement includes a pack body having a pack compartment and a front compartment opening, and a front panel foldably coupled at the front compartment opening of the pack body to selectively enclose the pack compartment thereof. The headwear carrier includes a headwear panel releasably coupled at the front panel to form a headwear cavity between the front panel and the headwear panel, such that a headwear is adapted to be received in the headwear cavity and carried by the backpack arrangement.

An apparatus for retaining a caulking gun to more readily store and use the caulking gun as needed. The apparatus further providing a stable location attached to a user's belt for the caulking gun to be retained during non-use. The apparatus further providing a rigid platform that includes a cup for the nozzle of the caulking gun, a retaining ring to retain the nozzle portion of the caulking gun, a loop member for retaining the entire platform to a belt, and a ratchet retaining assembly to retain the ratchet portion of the caulking gun to the platform.

An apparatus wearable on a torso of a user to support a fishing rod has a primary panel defining an upper partially spherical socket and a lower partially spherical socket receptive to a partially spherical joint member coupled to a fishing rod in a rotating engagement. A partially spherical joint member slides in a partially cylindrical groove extending from the upper partially spherical socket to the lower partially spherical socket partially spherical joint member. A harness member secures the primary panel to the torso and redirects horizontal forces against the primary panel to a vertical direction. With a butt seat attached to the primary panel, user gains leverage during rail fishing by applying a pulling weight force on the primary panel and the rod while seated thereon.

A back support apparatus which includes a length of cloth consisting of a tail, body and buckle; the tail and buckle join to form a loop inside which a user sits. The apparatus and method of use stabilize a user in a seated position. The method of use is as follows: the cloth is wrapped around the users back and knees while in a seated, crossed leg position, and the tail threaded through the buckle and cinched tight in front of the users body. The apparatus is adjusted by pulling the tail further through the buckle, increasing support, or pulling the buckle away from the user's body, releasing tension.