An example breaching tool disclosed herein includes a rod. A block is coupled to the rod. The block includes a first side and a second side opposite the first side. The first side defines a striking surface, and a bill extends from the second side of the block. A first tab is coupled to the rod and the second side of the block. The first tab defines a portion of a first aperture having a first orientation. The breaching tool further includes a fork coupled to the rod. A second tab is coupled to the rod and the fork. The second tab defines a portion of a second aperture having a second orientation. The second orientation is substantially orthogonal to the first orientation.

A holder, in helix form, has an opening in communication with a helix interior. The helix may be capable conforming to the shape of an article to be carried at least partially within the interior. Applying a strain to the helix causes the helix to grip the article. The gripping by the helix may be reduced or eliminated by applying a compressive force to the helix.

A tool holder designed for battery operated power tools is attachable to a belt and has a quick release to allow access to the power tool. The tool holder grasps the power tool at the handle between the battery pack of the tool and the housing containing the operative part. The tool holder is made of a flat material such as metal or a high-density plastic and comprises a mechanical latch that secures the power tool within the holder until the user disengages the latch to allow removal of the tool.

The present teachings relate a platform that may fit over a user's thigh to hold in at least one predetermined position a personal electronic device. The platform may include at least one speaker and recharging unit. The platform may also include a mechanism to generally maintain the platform in its operative position, such as on a thigh of a user.

An object-holding apparatus comprising a body having at least one cavity formed on said one surface. The cavity further comprises a pathway extending from the surface into the body. At least one object can be disposed into the pathway of the cavity and be held tightly in the pathway. The object-holding apparatus can be water-tight with a tube filled with a flexible filling material being inserted into the pathway of the cavity of the body of the object-holding apparatus. The object to be held in the pathway can include but not limited to tools such as drill bits, impact driver bits, other oversized or small tool accessories, other tools including but not limited to screwdrivers, pliers, as well as any other item which a user would like to hold securely. A method to make an object-holding apparatus is also presented.

A string-attached input pen including an input pen for a portable electronic device, and a string structural body, in which the string structural body has a first string section and a second string section, the first string section has a string-like member whose one end is coupled to the input pen and a ring member attached to the other end of the string-like member, and the second string section includes an annular belt, and the ring member is loosely inserted into the annular belt.

A tool collet for creating a lanyard attachment point on a hand tool that includes a collet body with a through opening, an annular groove in one of a first body side of the collet body, a second body side of the collet body or a peripheral body surface of the collet body, a lanyard ring having an annular end adapted to be disposed and captured within the annular groove where the lanyard ring is adapted to freely slide along the annular groove, and one or more fastening members adapted to securely fix the collet body around an elongated body of a hand tool.

A wearable belt clip includes a keeper which receives a golf club and is removably attachable to the golfer's belt. The keeper positions the shaft of the golf club so it does not impede the golfer's movements, such as swinging a club or walking. The belt clip allows the golfer to conveniently carry a second golf club without the concern of misplacing it during play. In an embodiment, a keeper channel positions the club head above the keeper with the shaft extending below the keeper. In front view, the keeper channel is substantially parallel to the belt clip longitudinal axis, so that the golf club is held in a substantially vertical orientation. In side view, the keeper channel is angled with respect to the belt channel, so that the head of the golf club is angled away from the wearer, for improved comfort and maneuverability.

A method of reducing forward head posture is disclosed herein. Such a method may include: providing a backpack that includes a sternal pad included on one or more shoulder straps, a sacral pad, and one or more dorsal pads; positioning the sternal pad included on the one or more shoulder straps on a wearer's sternum and upper anterior ribs; positioning the sacral pad on the wearer's thoracolumbar junction, such that the sacral pad spans at least a portion of a bottom of the backpack; and positioning the one or more dorsal pads on the wearer's spine and shoulder, where the sternal pad, the sacral pad, and one of the one or more dorsal pads when positioned on the wearer are arranged in a triangular configuration when viewed from a side perspective of the wearer.

A light emitting wrist band assembly includes a wrist band that may be worn. The wrist band comprises a magnet that is coupled to the wrist band. The magnet magnetically retains ferromagnetic objects on the wrist band. A plurality of light emitters is provided and each of the light emitters is coupled to the wrist band. Each of the light emitters emits light. A switch is coupled to the wrist band and the switch may be manipulated. The switch turns the light emitters on and off.