An articulated handle for a container is described. The articulated handle comprises a collar, a grip, and a securing means. The collar is configured for surrounding a container and comprises an articulated joint for positioning the collar between an open state for receiving the container and a close state for surrounding the container. The articulated joint divides the collar in a first portion and a second portion. The grip projects outwardly from the collar and comprises a first grip portion integrally formed to the first portion of the collar and a second grip portion integrally formed to the second portion of the collar. The first and second grip portions are each configured for comprising a complementary portion. The complementary portions comprise a securing means which connects together the first and second grip portions when the collar is in the close state, thereby securing the articulated handle to the container.

A hybrid carrier, such as a backpack, is disclosed having a hard shell interior carrier and a soft outer carrier. The hard shell interior carrier has a body with an openable top. The shape of the body of the hard shell interior carrier and the inside shape of the soft outer carrier are complementary so that the hard shell interior carrier form fits into the inside of the soft outer carrier. The soft outer carrier includes attachment devices that are joined to attachment device receivers on the hard shell interior carrier to removably attach the hard shell interior carrier to the soft outer carrier. The soft outer carrier may include handles, backpack straps and/or waist straps for easy carrying.

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 adjustable holder for a detachable receptacle to receive a beverage container is provided, where the holder is attachable to a variety of cylindrical or similar structures and is capable of adjusting the angular position of the receptacle. The adjustable holder has a mounting bracket, a beverage container, and a quick-release system including a tab and a matching slot. The quick-release system provides rotational freedom, where a user can easily rotate the mounting bracket by hand with respect to the beverage container.

A flat finger loop is a flat and flexible membrane that has a first opening and a second opening having a shape and orientation with respect to each other such that the region between them can alternately form a loop with a tight and secure grip on a finger when a finger is inserted through one opening and out of the other, and can collapse completely flat and flush with the rest to the membrane when the loop is not is use. The flat finger loop can also be attached to portable objects, such as a smartphone, whereby the object becomes stuck to and thus effortlessly held by a single finger.

A beverage bottle may include a handle that engages a neck of the bottle. The handle may include a band region that encircles a portion of the neck of the bottle. The handle may be easily assembled onto the bottle, and be aesthetically pleasing. In an embodiment, a grip portion may be aligned angularly higher than the band region when the bottle is resting in a vertical position. The handle may have a grip portion sized to enable an adult to comfortably hold the grip portion with at least one finger.

A beverage bottle may include a handle that engages a neck of the bottle. The handle may include a band region that encircles a portion of the neck of the bottle. The handle may be easily assembled onto the bottle, and be aesthetically pleasing. In an embodiment, a grip portion may be aligned angularly higher than the band region when the bottle is resting in a vertical position. The handle may have a grip portion sized to enable an adult to comfortably hold the grip portion with at least one finger.

A wearable caddy is disclosed. The wearable caddy includes a bag having an outer pocket formed of a breathable material, and an internal sleeve. The wearable caddy also includes a first set of straps and a second set of straps. The first set of straps extend from the bag in a first direction and the second set of straps extend in a second direction different from the first direction.

A hydration pack may comprise a main body formed from a warp-knit fabric. The main body may have a three-dimensional shape. The three-dimensional shape may define a cavity configured to store liquid. A portion of the main body may be folded and coupled with another portion of the main body. The folded portions may define a multilayer structure. The hydration pack may comprise an aperture configured to allow access to the liquid stored in the cavity. The hydration pack may comprise a material configured to create a compression gradient in the cavity. The hydration pack may comprise a section comprising a material having a higher modulus of elasticity than a material of another section of the hydration pack.