A simple, portable carrier for a non-rigid container such as a plastic bag or sack that permits container to remain open for filling with articles or materials while serving as a carrying handle, especially suitable for highway crew members cleaning debris over long stretches of roadway. Device is comprised of a rigid member such as a hollow rod (tube), snug-fitting end caps, and end cap retaining bands. A segment of the open end of container is entrapped at each end of rigid member and held in place by friction between end caps and each end of rigid member. The device is reusable and is small enough to be carried in a pocket or on a belt loop.

A pocketed reusable bag holder, organizer, and storage apparatus and system of use thereof, configured to facilitate the easy transport, storage, and use of reusable bags conventionally employed for grocery shopping. The holder exhibits a body having a generally planar shape which is configured to roll up while containing multiple reusable bags when not in use. When needed, the body is unrolled, revealing the reusable bags which are stored in an organized fashion on a hook. The body is mountable to a handle of a shopping cart via multiple hook-and-loop fasteners. Pockets are present on a front and a rear of the unrolled body, which facilitate storage of personal items during the shopping experience, such as a mobile device, shopping list, and coupons. A stabilizing bar prevents undesired torsion of the body during use.

A bale carrying device includes a main body defining a handle portion; and a binding catch extending from the main body, the binding catch configured to engage a binding of a bale. A method for using a bale carrying device includes grasping a handle portion of a main body of the bale carrying device; engaging a binding catch of the bale carrying device with a binding of a bale, the binding catch extending from the main body, the binding extending around the bale; and lifting the bale with the bale carrying device.

An articulating hook apparatus for hanging an article from a structure includes a housing. The hook apparatus having connectors that extend from the housing. Each of the connectors including a plurality of links that connect pivotally to each other in series. The plurality of links having a starting link and a last link. The starting link connects to respective connectors. The last link connects to an articulating hook. The connectors operate between a retracted position and an extended position. The connectors retract and allow the plurality of links and the hooks to fold adjacent to the perimeter of the housing. The connectors enable both a “J”- and an “S”-shaped configuration.

This present invention relates to a consumer convenience accessory that enables an individual to comfortably yet manually transport a large number of items, such as carry bags, from one place to another. The accessory is a hand carrying device that is comprised of a handle portion and a lower arm and/or hooks that extend downwardly therefrom to support a plurality of carry bags each having a handle. In one embodiment, the carrying device may further comprise one or more repositionable arms to further secure the carry bags during transport and/or a hand sanitizer dispensing mechanism.

Dry bags for storing solid cooking fuels are disclosed. An example dry bag includes a closed base, a sealable opening located opposite the closed base, a closed sidewall extending between the closed base and the sealable opening, and a handle coupled to the closed base.

A grocery bag carrying assembly for carrying a plurality of plastic bags includes a grip that is hollow and the grip has a slot extending into an interior of the grip to insertably receive handles of a plastic bag. In this way the grip facilitates a user to carry a plurality of plastic bags with one hand. A pad is positioned in the grip and the handles of the plastic bags rest thereon when the handle of the plastic bags is positioned in the grip. Moreover, the pad is comprised of an abrasive material to inhibit the handle of the plastic bags from sliding along the pad.

A rotatable hook assembly is disclosed, which has a twist handle rotationally coupled to a bag hook for holding bag handles. The assembly may have a lockable attachment such as a cup holder.

A bale carrying device includes a main body defining a handle portion; and a binding catch extending from the main body, the binding catch configured to engage a binding of a bale. A method for using a bale carrying device includes grasping a handle portion of a main body of the bale carrying device; engaging a binding catch of the bale carrying device with a binding of a bale, the binding catch extending from the main body, the binding extending around the bale; and lifting the bale with the bale carrying device.