A retractor system for personal articles is disclosed that only allows for easy access to the personal article, but also provides for anti-swing mechanisms that prevent swinging of the personal article when it is not in use. One such retractor system comprises a garment with a retractor mounted to the garment. The retractor comprising a housing with an internal spring and a line capable of extending from the housing, with the spring urging retraction of the line back in the housing. The line passing through an opening in the housing and comprising an attachment mechanism for attaching to a personal article. A stop is also included on the line, wherein the stop prevents a portion of the line from retracting into the housing, with the personal article hanging from the retractor when not in use. A holding feature, such as a magnet, is included to hold the personal article against the garment when not in use, with the holding feature preventing swinging of the personal article.

A tool holder includes a body and mounting hardware, and holds a battery-powered tool. The body includes central and lateral panels that partly enclose and retain the battery of the tool. The mounting hardware is attached to a lateral panel and attaches the tool holder to a separate object or structure. The lateral panels have inwardly extending portions at their edges that support the enclosed battery and obstruct its movement away from the central panel and out of the body. The inwardly extending portions are spaced apart at a first end of the body, enabling insertion of the battery into the body with a handle portion of the tool extending away from the central panel. The tool holder retains and supports the tool with the battery retained within the body and without any other direct contact between the tool and the tool holder.

A dual band adjustable belt loop fastening devices configured to extend between two or more belt loops on a garment and to selectively lessen the distance there between the belt loops to secure the waistline of a garment to a wearer that are also configured to affix/attach item such as holsters, smartphones, or tools thereon or therein while in use.

A lanyard for a power tool includes at least two belts including a first belt and a second belt attached to each other at a single junction. The lanyard may also include an accessory mounted on the belt that is freely rotatable around the belt.

A power tool assembly is provided including a portable power tool, at least one first auxiliary part connected in a functional manner to the portable power tool, and a lanyard mounted on the power tool and the at least one first auxiliary part to hold the at least one first auxiliary part functionally connected to the portable power tool when the power tool assembly is dropped. The lanyard may include a belt and a sheaf surrounding the belt, where visual information is provided on the external surface of the sheaf.

A device for hands-free hanging a hand-operated tool is attachable to a garment. The aforesaid device comprises: (a) a drum retractor having a rotatable reel loaded by a spring; (b) a cable having a first terminal secured to said reel and a second terminal connectable to said hand-operated tool; said cable is at least partially coiled on the rotatable reel. The cable is provided an arresting arrangement comprising a retaining member secured to the cable in cooperation with a quickly openable gate having an open position and a closed position such that the cable carrying the retaining member is uncoilable from the reel in the open position and blocked from uncoiling in the closed position.

A tool case for attaching to a belt for storing a multi-tool having an open (or unfolded) position and a closed (or folded) position. The tool case includes a front portion and a back portion. A compartment is formed between the front portion and the back portion and is configured to receive and retain a multi-tool in both the open position and the closed position.

The present invention relates to a scaffold-attachable storage device primarily comprised of a top surface with a continuous opening, a pair of generally parallel side surfaces with at least one pocket, a bottom surface further comprised of at least one hammer ring, a front surface further comprised of at least one hook, at least one power outlet, at least one pocket and a rear surface with at least one hook. The body is preferably transparent and may be manufactured from a durable metal, a fabric or a plastic material. The pockets, hooks and rings of the device allow a user to store and/or hang a plurality of tools within and on the body. Further, the device is comprised of at least one hook that allows the device to be easily hung from a scaffolding railing, such that it does not obstruct the walkway of a scaffolding.

A tool attachment system is provided. The tool attachment system includes a tool attachment device and a receiver that cooperate to lock or secure, for example, a bag or pouch. When the tool attachment device is coupled to the receiver, a locking mechanism locks the tool attachment device to the receiver in a locked position. To remove the tool attachment device, a user applies a force to a button to cause the tool attachment device to disengage from the receiver.

A retaining sleeve includes a strip of elastic fabric having a rectangular, square or arcuate shape. The sleeve has two lateral sides, which are sewn onto the fabric of an underlying item of apparel. The sleeve has two open ends, which have a width equal to or less than the length of the lateral sides, and through which a retained object is received. Since the length of the sleeve's lateral sides is less than the length of the retained object, the ends of the retained object protrude beyond the sleeve ends and can be readily grasped when the object is needed.