Industrial Revolution, Inc.

Colin Quinn

Peter Pontano

Jami Odell

Treasure Hinds

Greg Janky

Graeme Esarey

Craig Frazee

Christopher Hamlin

In some embodiments, a mess kit includes a container assembly having a lid portion and a container, each of the lid portion and container including handle portions having apertures that align when the lid portion is connected to the container. In some embodiments, a tether device is provided to connect the lid portion to the container, as well as to releasably connect one or more utensil devices, or utensil assemblies to the container assembly. Also, the utensil assembly can include a first utensil and second utensil connectable together in a first mode, and second mode, with each mode of connection involving inserting a portion of the first utensil into a sheath member of the second utensil.

Mess kit and utensils

Portable bowl and plate container assembly

Combined spoon/knife and spork utensil assembly

Spoon shaped eating utensil with spork portion

Combined electric lantern and flashlight

Lantern with extendable arm

An adjustable circumference headgear assembly comprises an adjustable band component in combination with a flexible accessory mount band. The adjustable band component may be independently adjustable to provide both macro and fine fit adjustments. The flexible accessory mount band provides an accessory frame and an accessory mount, optionally including a hinge member. The accessory mount band may optionally incorporate mechanical features, such as hinged (e.g., scored) sections providing enhanced flexibility, bend and rotation relief features such as criss-crossing leg members, and the like, providing enhanced headgear flexibility and comfort.

Headgear assembly and components

Electric lantern with detachable lanyard device

Headlamp assembly with adjustable head strap

Apparatus and methods for attaching portable lighting devices to objects/surface are provided. In some embodiments, an elastic lanyard is anchored to a body portion of a portable lighting device and a free closed loop portion can be looped around an object, and/or a channel formed on the body portion. In some embodiments, the channel is formed on a base of the body portion and the elastic lanyard can be stretched about an object disposed between a bottom surface of the base and the lanyard. In other embodiments, a lanyard is anchored to a detachable member that is magnetically attachable to a body portion of the portable lighting device.

Portable lighting devices with multiuse lanyards and detachable lanyards

Growing community of inventors

Seattle, WA, United States of America

Colin Quinn