An apparatus for carrying and/or storing equestrian sports gear having multiple pockets for receiving otherwise loose items, has an opening for facilitating accessibility, having a bottom of the apparatus (or bottom of bag, and is the portion of the apparatus that touches ground when the inner or outer compartment is being accessed or the portion of the apparatus that has surface/ground contact when the apparatus is placed down) which is easily wiped down, washed, and/or cleaned of unwanted foreign material.

A travel kit including a travel bag comprising a sealing device configured to seal the top of the travel bag, sealing the contents of the travel bag, the contents comprising five or more travel products.

A life vest stowage device comprises a receptacle with a receptacle opening. The device has first and second tabs with first and second tab apertures. In a closed configuration, a closure flap is in a folded position in which it at least partially covers the opening. The first and second tabs are exposed through the closure flap to allow access to the tab apertures from an outer side of the closure flap. A pull strap extends from the interior volume through the opening and over the outer side of the closure flap. The pull strap has a pull strap aperture securable to the first and second tab apertures by a frangible seal, such that the closure flap can only be moved to an unfolded position by moving the pull strap aperture and the first and second tab apertures away from one another so as to break the frangible seal.

A fastener device includes a first fastener part and a second fastener part which can be mounted on one another along a closing direction and are held against one another in a closed position, and are releasable from one another in order to open the fastener device. The second fastener part has a winding element on which a tension element can be arranged and which is rotatable relative to the first fastener part in order to wind up the tension element on the winding element in a winding direction.

To provide a technology capable of easily constructing a headphone stand in a coffee shop or the like. A bag includes a bag body including a front part and a rear part that face each other, an opening provided on an upper edge of the bag body, and a shape keeping part that prevents closing of the opening and keeps the bag body expanded.

The present disclosure relates to a pack bag for transporting at least a head portion of an antlered big-game animal. The pack bag comprises foldable flaps defining an opening for inserting the antlered big-game animal head into the pack bag. Upon insertion, a bottom flap can extend from the opening and at least partially fold onto itself (e.g., to cover hide attached to the head portion). In addition, a top flap opposite the bottom flap can extend from the opening and pass between antlers and over the at least partially folded bottom flap. A fastener connected to at least one of the top or bottom flaps can then compress the top and bottom flaps against the antlered big-game animal head. Additionally, the pack bag is attachable to a backpack, saddle, or other carrying apparatus (e.g., via a loop, eyelet, etc. provided on an outer surface of the pack bag).

A life vest stowage device 1 according to one embodiment of the disclosure comprises a receptacle 2 with an receptacle opening 3. The life vest stowage device 1 has first and second tabs 17, 18 with first and second tab apertures 25, 26. In a closed configuration, a closure flap 10 is in a folded position in which it at least partially covers the opening 3. The first and second tabs 17, 18 are exposed through the closure flap 10 to allow access to the first and second tab apertures 25. 26 from an outer side of the closure flap 10. A pull strap 12 extends from the interior volume through the opening 3 and over the outer side of the closure flap 10. The pull strap 12 has a pull strap aperture 15 securable to the first and second tab apertures 25, 26 by a frangible seal 31 in such a way that the closure flap 10 can only be moved to an unfolded position by moving the pull strap aperture 15 and the first and second tab apertures 25, 26 away from one another so as to break the frangible seal 31.

A webbing fastener of a luggage article comprises a webbing and a hard rubber part. A face of the hard rubber part includes a webbing insertion slot, and the left end of the webbing is formed in the webbing insertion slot. The bottom side face of the hard rubber part includes several positioning cylinders, the right side of the cylinder includes a slot. A slider with a threaded hole is mounted in the cylinder The slider includes a bump mounted in the slot. The outer end of the bump includes a compressing edge, the compressing edge is mounted in the slot, the compressing edge compresses the left edge of the webbing, and the compressing edge is positioned at the right side of the several positioning cylinders. The webbing fastener is beneficial because punching holes on a webbing is unnecessary, easy assembly, and loosening after assembly is prevented.

A convertible device that converts between an activity mat and a storage container to capture and store numerous articles. Upon reclosing the activity mat, the articles are recaptured into the storage container. The device includes walls and a base, webbing connected between each adjacent wall pair, and a joint connected between the base and walls so that they are foldable into a third configuration wherein the footprint of the folded device is roughly the size of the base. In the third configuration, the walls are stacked relative to the base. The convertible device may further include two zippers for releasably holding the walls in a rigid and upright position in the first configuration. The webbing can be inwardly biased such that when the walls are urged from the second to the first configuration, the webbing folds toward the interior of the convertible device.

This invention offers multiple uses as a curling iron storage device for both mobile and local purposes. It offers the ability for use while in hanging position. It is able to hang on rod shaped objects such as towel racks and hangers. It provides easy use in various environments because of its unique hanging features. This invention is fully functional while in hanging position. It hangs in closets in an open position for easy to access to irons when not in use. The storage invention rolls to a compact size for travel purposes. Prior art curling iron storage devices generally provide either mobile or local storage, but not both as exemplified in this invention.