Abstract: A tape dispensing device for disposal around a cigarette lighter. The present invention includes a tubular support defining a central opening and on which a roll of tape is wound, such as a roll of duct tape. The device further includes a lighter having a body in which fuel is stored and an ignition source on an upper end thereof that is removably positionable within the central opening of the tubular support. The body of the lighter is secured to the periphery of the central opening of the tubular support via a press fit. In some embodiments, the roll of tape is wound directly on the body of the lighter without the use of the tubular support. The present invention eliminates the need to carry the two products separately, which saves time and frustration and prevents people from becoming stranded without adhesive tape.

Abstract: The disclosed invention contemplates a lifting apparatus that utilizes traditional free weights which travel on an I-shaped inclined track. The overall frame of the unit is comprised of a base frame, vertical support frame, and a pair of I-shaped inclined tracks, which are sized to accommodate an athlete wishing to engage in standing upper body exercises. In particular, the I-shaped inclined track provides a path on which a weight slide housing travels via a unique roller mechanism. The invention also incorporates a pair safety stop mechanisms and pins, which allow the athlete to control the height from which the lift will begin, as well as preventing the weight bar and weight slide housing from falling below a certain predetermined point.

Abstract: A tape dispensing device for disposal around a cigarette lighter. The present invention includes a tubular support defining a central opening and on which a roll of tape is wound, such as a roll of duct tape. The device further includes a lighter having a body in which fuel is stored and an ignition source on an upper end thereof that is removably positionable within the central opening of the tubular support. The body of the lighter is secured to the periphery of the central opening of the tubular support via a press fit. In some embodiments, the roll of tape is wound directly on the body of the lighter without the use of the tubular support. The present invention eliminates the need to carry the two products separately, which saves time and frustration and prevents people from becoming stranded without adhesive tape.