Abstract: A method of attaching a load carrying bag inside the body of a pickup truck. The method requires first installing a tonneau cover which utilizes a rail with snaps, the rail is attached to the top edge of the truck body walls. The load carrying bags are equipped with straps extending upward from the back of the bag. The bag is place in the body of the truck body and the straps are extended over the side walls of the truck body. Snaps on the end of the straps are engaged with snaps added to the rail.

Abstract: The present invention provides a body cooling garment to easily and effectively cool the human body. By pressurizing air or other compressible gases to a minimum pressure rating of 70 psi and channeling it by means of a tubing network that is incorporated into body garments such as a vest, head covers, and pants, the pressurized air can be transported and dispensed on the individual. Thus a two fold cooling effect is accomplished. First, initial cooling is achieved by the cooling of the pressurized gas itself as it rapidly depressurizes and expands through openings in the tubing resulting in a very cold gas. This effect combined with the flow of air and gases that is created by this expansion of pressurized gas in the vicinity of the body of an individual a wearing such a garment will evaporatively cool the body and compliment the cooling caused by the rapid expansion of the compressed gas.

Abstract: A fishing rod holder including vertical tubes into which the handles of fishing rods are inserted. A slot extending from the top of each vertical tube downward receives the post of a fishing reel. A single horizontal restraining bar passes through holes in the tubular holders above the reel post to prevent removal of the fishing rods. A means to prevent removal of the restraining bar includes a pad lock through a radial hole in the restraining bar.