Abstract: A cord management organizer for use with an electrical cord having a plug end and a length of insulated wire. The organizer includes an elongate body extending from a first end to a second end, a plug retention opening proximate the second end, and an enlarged body portion adjacent the first end. The enlarged body portion has a thickness greater than a corresponding thickness of the body at a central region that is located intermediate the plug retention opening and enlarged body portion. The enlarged body portion includes a passageway having a central axis that extends in an elongate direction towards the central region of the body.

Abstract: A cord management organizer for use with an electrical cord having a plug end and a length of insulated wire. The organizer includes an elongate body extending from a first end to a second end, a plug retention opening proximate the second end, and an enlarged body portion adjacent the first end. The enlarged body portion has a thickness greater than a corresponding thickness of the body at a central region that is located intermediate the plug retention opening and enlarged body portion. The enlarged body portion includes a passageway having a central axis that extends in an elongate direction towards the central region of the body.

Abstract: An insulated beverage holder formed from neoprene and including a seal located at the upper opening of the housing. The seal can extend above the housing and can include an upper insertion portion and a lower sealing portion. The insertion portion helps ease the insertion of a beverage container into the holder and the sealing portion produces a watertight seal of the holder to the beverage container. An ice and water mixture can be placed into the holder prior to inserting the beverage container to provide cooling of the beverage while it is being consumed.

Abstract: The holder comprises an adjustable belt sized to be securely but comfortably affixed about the waist of a person engaging in vigorous athletic activity. Affixed to the belt is a pocket having an inner pocket or sleeve adjustable to tightly retain a stereo player therein and thereby prevent the player from inadvertently falling or bouncing out of the pocket. The sleeve is adjustably fastened with a tongue that extends through an aperture in the back of the pocket and belt. The aperture is positioned in the pocket back to best prevent movement of the stereo player relative to the pocket and the belt by pulling the player to the back of the pocket rather than completely enfolding the player in the sleeve. Thus, the object of preventing movement of the player relative to the wearer is better attained. Hook and loop fasteners join the tongue to the back of the belt. The belt includes a plurality of hook and loop fasteners spaced along a portion of the belt extending to one side of the pocket.