A lanyard fob having a fob and a lanyard. The fob having a front housing and a rear housing, wherein the front housing is configured to rotate about the rear housing, wherein the rear housing includes a first pocket and a second pocket. The lanyard having a first end and a second end, wherein the first pocket is configured to receive the first end and the second pocket is configured to receive the second end. The first end is permanently fixed within the first pocket and second end is configured to removably slide within the second pocket such that the lanyard fob is operable between an open position and closed position.

A belt is provided having a longitudinal axis configured to encompass the waist of a person, a patch is disposed on the belt, the patch extends across a width of the belt and forms a longitudinal pocket for a key between the patch and belt where an opening of the pocket receives the actuator end of the key, the longitudinal pocket is oriented to receive the key parallel to the longitudinal axis of the belt and a cutout in the patch extends outwards from the opening and from the pocket along the longitudinal axis, the cutout traces the outline of the handle of the key wherein a curvature of the belt causes the portion of the patch surrounding the opening to pull the handle of the key into the cutout against the belt thereby preventing the key from being accidentally dislodged.

An apparatus comprises an elongate band and a magnet assembly. The elongate band is formed of an elastomer and defines a back surface, a front surface, a loop at a first end, a hook at a second end, and an enclosure. The magnet assembly is at least partially enclosed within the enclosure. The apparatus provides a convenient means by which to removably attach a bottle to a vertical surface. The bottle may thereby be stored out-of-the-way while not in use, but easily accessed.

Laminate lanyards and methods for making the same are disclosed. The laminate lanyards may include a head formed from a reinforcing loop of yarn incorporated within a scrim. The head can be coupled to the head section of a body, which also includes a main section that forms the loop of the laminate lanyard. A gusset can be coupled to ends of the main section of the body to couple the two ends of the body together and facilitate opening and closing of the loop of the laminate lanyard. A slider may also be included in laminate lanyard for adjusting the size of the loop.

A wearable lanyard for securing and displaying an object, such as one or more mini-figs. A bottom fastener such as a ring can be provided at the bottom. A majority of the length on at least one side of the lanyard can be used as an object attachment area and provided with the connector mechanism. In one embodiment, the connector mechanisms can be raised studs. The lanyard can be worn as a decorative three-dimensional ornament around the wearer's neck and used to store and display mini-figs that are adhered or secured to the raised studs.

According to an exemplary embodiment, a key holder may be provided. The key holder may include a first element and a second element, having at least two holes disposed therethrough. The first element and the second element may be mounted on at least two key retention posts that may be configured to be inserted in the first element and the second element, thereby connecting the first element to the second element. A number of washers and accessories may be rotatably mounted on the key retention posts between the first and the second element. A clip may be inserted into an opening in at least one of the first element and the second element and may be connected to one of the of key retention posts.

A Tactical retainer belt is disclosed. This invention allows for the correct fitment of any sidearm, any magazine, and any tactical accessories without the need to purchase additional gear or pouches, thus lowering long-term costs for the user. This system allows the user the ability to rapidly adjust to mission or job changes by accommodating any load out.

The invention relates to a holder integrally formed in the form of a flat, hollow plate-shaped case. At least one first holding groove is formed between a first end portion and a first folded portion of the holder, with an enlarged first insertion port extending from one end of the first holding groove. A second end portion is arranged to locate at one side of and partially hinder the first insertion port. In the light of the deformability of the holder, the first insertion port can be triggered to become accessible by a small force applied by the user, through which items may be introduced and slide along the first holding groove. The invention is of high durability, versatility and cost-effectiveness accordingly and adapted for conveniently and stably holding a number of keyrings, loops, bead chains and hooks.

A key storage device, includes a first panel, a second panel, a limited post and an elastic part. One end of the first panel is rotatably connected with one end of the second panel through a shaft lever, and a storage space for storing tools is formed between the first panel and the second panel. One end of the elastic part is arranged on the first panel or the second panel, one end of the limited post is connected to the second panel, the other end of the limited post is detachably arranged on the first panel, and the elastic part is configured to compress the tools when the tools are stored by the key storage device.