Abstract: A vibration dampening device for a mount including a mount head and a base for mounting a handheld device on a bicycle. The vibration dampening device comprises a chassis and one or more vibration dampening grommets. The chassis comprises first and second interlocking pieces configured to be disposed between the mount head and the base moveable relative to each other. The chassis includes structure for limiting movement of the first and second interlocking pieces relative to each other.

Abstract: A vent mount including a base and a head coupled to the base. A retainer of the base is movable between an extended position for insertion into a vehicle air vent and a retracted position to capture a louver of the vehicle air vent to hold the vent mount on the vehicle air vent. The head is configured to engage with a case for positioning a handheld electronic device relative to the vehicle air vent.

Abstract: A wireless charger assembly for wirelessly charging a cellphone having a receiving coil. The assembly includes a cellphone case securable to the cellphone having a bottom defining a bore. The bottom has a thickness surrounding the bore. The assembly also includes a wireless charger mount securable to the cellphone case, including a base, a protrusion, and a transmitting coil housed within the protrusion. The protrusion and the transmitting coil are receivable within the bore for charging the cellphone when the cellphone case is secured to the cellphone and the wireless charger mount.

Abstract: A system for mounting a wireless cellphone charger to a cellphone, including a cellphone case and a wireless cellphone charger mount. The cellphone case defines a bore and a recess disposed adjacent the bore and includes a shell and a first retention ring having a first metal plate receivable by the recess to secure the first retention ring to the shell. The wireless cellphone charger mount has a wireless cellphone charger, a second metal plate and an interface comprising a protrusion receivable by the bore. The wireless cellphone charger is securable to the cellphone case when the first retention ring is secured to the shell by aligning the protrusion and the bore and magnetically coupling the first and second metal plates.

Abstract: A wireless charging mount includes a wireless charger, an attachment portion, and a base portion. The wireless charger is coupled to the attachment portion, and the attachment portion is coupled to the base portion to support the wireless charger on the base portion. The base portion can attach with a movable or stationary object for supporting the mount thereon. The attachment portion supports a handheld electronic device on the mount, and the wireless charger selectively provides power to the handheld electronic device.

Abstract: A vibration dampening device for a mount including a mount head and a base for mounting a handheld device on a bicycle. The vibration dampening device comprises a chassis and one or more vibration dampening grommets. The chassis comprises first and second interlocking pieces configured to be disposed between the mount head and the base moveable relative to each other. The chassis includes structure for limiting movement of the first and second interlocking pieces relative to each other.

Abstract: A wireless charging mount includes a wireless charger, an attachment portion, and a base portion. The wireless charger is coupled to the attachment portion, and the attachment portion is coupled to the base portion to support the wireless charger on the base portion. The base portion can attach with a movable or stationary object for supporting the mount thereon. The attachment portion supports a handheld electronic device on the mount, and the wireless charger selectively provides power to the handheld electronic device.

Abstract: An instrumentation set for preparing a proximal tibia during a bi-cruciate retaining procedure can include a tibial resection block and a stylus. The tibial resection block can be configured to be fixed to an anterior portion of the proximal tibia. The tibial resection block can define a slot that extends in a medial-lateral direction when the tibial resection block is fixed to the proximal tibia. The stylus can have a first block attachment feature and a second block attachment feature. The first block attachment feature can be offset from the stylus a first distance. The second block attachment feature can be offset from the stylus a second distance. The first and second block attachment features of the stylus can be selectively and alternatively received by the slot of the tibial resection block to position the stylus at distinct offset locations relative to the slot.