Embodiments of the present disclosure relate generally to a device designed to store, dry, transport and otherwise manage water bottles and/or their lids. Providing storage and transport for these and other types of bottles can help promote the use of reusable bottles and ease their transport to locations where multiple bottles may be used.

The invention provides a multifunctional water cup sleeve, which mainly comprises a fastener and a water cup. The front of the fastener provided with a slideway and a locking component, on which a button enables users to control the locking component, the back of said fastener provided with a fastening clip. The water cup provided with a protruding ring on one side for fastening, it features protruding ring including a neck portion and a locking slot. As such, the fastener can fasten the water cup to a user's waistband.

The Go Bottle is a wearable device allowing users to easily access and store hand sanitizer or lotion on the go. The Go Bottle contains a small bottle attached to a wearable device that is worn on the wrist. The Go Bottle will have a new type of attachment that connects the bottle to the wrist strap. The Go Bottle will have a temperature regulation cloth to help the hand sanitizer stay cool under hot conditions. The Go Bottle will allow users to insert hand sanitizer or lotion from larger bottles to the wearable bottle on the wrist through the use of a syringe.

A wearable survival supply kit 100. The wearable survival supply kit 100 includes a survival belt 110. The survival belt 110 includes a belt body 101, and a plurality of holsters 105. The belt body 101 is configured to be fastened around a user's body. The belt body 101 includes a plurality of attachments. The plurality of holsters 105 are configured as a sealed compartment. Each of the plurality of holster is attached to the belt body 101 at one attachment of the plurality of attachments. Each of the plurality of holsters holds one or more modules 104 with one or more items required for survival.

A supply drop assembly for delivering one or more payloads via an aerial vehicle, the assembly comprising a payload body configured to receive a payload; and one or more wings attached to the payload with a connector or integral to the one or more wings; wherein when the supply drop assembly is dropped from the aerial vehicle, the one or more wings start rotating thereby generating lift and slowing the rate of descent of the payload as it falls downwards to a recipient.

A bag on which a coiler may attach. A coiling device that allows for attachments to be affixed to it, whether or not the coiler is attached to a bag. Attachments comprising a brush clip comprising a quickdraw setter/remover, brush, and other useful items.

A foldable drink sleeve or holder for use in insulating and providing a barrier between a user and a variety of different means for containing a beverage, such as, for example, a can, a bottle, a cup, or any other similar device for containing a beverage. A foldable beverage sleeve apparatus generally comprising a folding mechanism for use in allowing a user to condense said apparatus into a substantially smaller and transportable device and an attachment mechanism for use in attachably connecting said apparatus to a variety of different items, such as, for example, a key chain, a backpack, a purse, a belt loop, or any other similar means of transporting and carrying said apparatus.

The disclosure relates to a versatile sling system, apparatus and hub, the apparatus and system comprising a strap having a first end, a second end, a width, and an adjustable length, the first end of the strap and the second end of the strap being coupled such that the strap forms a loop; and a hub coupled to the strap such that the hub is suspended from the loop. The hub of the apparatus is configured to releasably attach at least one accessory, such as a handle or leash; the system configured to allow the wearer of the strap to transfer at least a portion of the weight and/or force of an item or animal being carried by the wearer and/or attached to the at least one accessory to the torso and shoulder of the wearer. The disclosure further relates to accessories compatible with the hub.

An axial compression backpack may comprise a first panel defining a first backplane opposite a first face, a second panel coupled to a first edge of the first panel defining a second backplane opposite a second face, a third panel coupled to the first panel at a second edge opposite the first edge, the third panel defining a third backplane opposite a third face, and a cover panel coupled to the first panel orthogonal to the first edge and the second edge, wherein the cover panel defines a fourth backplane opposite a fourth face, wherein each of the second panel, the third panel, and the cover panel are configured to transition between a folded configuration and an unfolded configuration.