Abstract: A flexible, reusable protective sports board sleeve for use inside of a sports board bag comprises a first panel and a second panel. The first panel is joined to the second panel along the respective outer edges of the panels thereby creating an overlapping pocket, wherein the overlapping pocket receives a sports board through the sleeve's tip end, and the bottom edge of the sports board sleeve allows attachment to the tail end of the sports board. The sleeve is made of a flexible, wax-resistant material that allows the sports board to easily slide in and out of a sports board bag without wax sticking to the inside of the sports board bag. There are both horizontal and parallel longitudinal lines printed on the sleeve to help users customize the dimensions of said sleeve by cutting along the horizontal and parallel longitudinal lines.

Abstract: This application describes an athletic activity transition device for use during multi-activity athletic events (to include decathlons, duathlons, biathlons, x-terra and other multi sporting activities that require transitioning between the various sporting activities) to minimize the time expended by an athlete during transitions from one athletic activity to the next. The disclosure is directed specifically to the device's blades which are used to carry athletic gear—specifically shoes, and are designed to be oriented in such a way to facilitate quick and efficient access to the gear when transitioning between athletic activities. The athletic activity transition device further provides a stable platform on which the athlete can sit during the changing process, thus allowing a brief rest period and saving time and energy otherwise wasted while trying to balance changing shoes and other gear in a standing position.

Abstract: This disclosure provides flexible, reusable board sleeves for protecting the sport boards. The flexible protective sports board sleeve comprises a top panel, and a bottom panel. The bottom panel is joined to the top panel along the respective outer edges of the panels thereby creating an overlapping pocket, wherein the overlapping pocket receives a sports board through the board's tip, and the bottom edge of the sports board sleeve is attached to the tail end of the sports board with a hook and loop tape. The sleeves are made of a flexible, wax-resistant material that allows sport boards to easily slide in and out of the sleeves without wax sticking to the inside of the sleeves. There are both horizontal and parallel longitudinal lines printed on the sleeves to help users customize the dimensions of said sleeves. By cutting along the horizontal and parallel longitudinal lines, users can obtain a desired sleeve length to accommodate different sized sports boards.

Abstract: This application describes an athletic activity transition device for use during multi-activity athletic events (to include decathlons, duathlons, biathlons, x-terra and other multi sporting activities that require transitioning between the various sporting activities) to minimize the time expended by an athlete during transitions from one athletic activity to the next. The disclosure is directed specifically to the device's blades which are used to carry athletic gear—specifically shoes, and are designed to be oriented in such a way to facilitate quick and efficient access to the gear when transitioning between athletic activities. The athletic activity transition device further provides a stable platform on which the athlete can sit during the changing process, thus allowing a brief rest period and saving time and energy otherwise wasted while trying to balance changing shoes and other gear in a standing position.

Abstract: An exemplary package is disclosed including a first housing for storing unused, disposable cleaning products (e.g., tissue papers, paper towels, napkins, moist wipes, etc.), and a second housing for storing used disposable cleaning products, wherein the first and second housing are attached to each other. As an example, a user retrieves unused tissue papers from the first housing, uses the tissue papers, and then disposes the used tissue papers into the second housing.

Abstract: An exemplary package including a first compartment for storing unused, disposable cleaning products (e.g., tissue papers, paper towels, napkins or moist wipes), a second compartment for receiving and storing the disposable cleaning products after they have been used, and an internal structure that separates the first compartment from the second compartment. As an example, a user retrieves unused tissue papers from the first compartment, uses the tissue papers, and then disposes the used tissue papers into the second compartment.