Abstract: A knee brace holster is disclosed herein. A knee brace is provided having an upper portion configured to wrap around at least a portion of a user's leg above the user's knee and a lower portion configured to wrap around at least a portion of the user's leg below the user's knee. The upper portion is rotatably and releasably connected to the lower portion. A mount is provided for mounting a holster to an outer surface of said knee brace.

Abstract: A knee brace holster is disclosed herein. A knee brace is provided which is configured to wrap around at least a portion of a leg of a user proximate a knee of the user to provide support to the user's knee. A mount is provided for mounting a holster to an outer surface of said knee brace.

Abstract: An ankle holster is disclosed herein. A foot portion is provided which is shaped to extend beneath at least a portion of an underside of a foot. A leg portion is provided which is movably connected to the foot portion. The leg portion is shaped to surround at least a portion of a leg. A mounting means is provided for mounting a holster to the leg portion.

Abstract: Disclosed is a foot plate to aid in the securement of an orthosis to a limb of a wearer. The foot plate may include a bottom member to be disposed along part of an underside of the wearer's foot and two attachment members to extend upwardly along the lateral and medial sides of the wearer's ankle to facilitate attachment of an orthosis thereto. The present general inventive concept enables wearers to limit the movement of an orthosis along the wearer's limb while also providing increased comfort to the foot and ankle of the wearer.

Abstract: A scalpel brush painting device, comprising a retaining ferrule having two open ends, a plurality of bristles protruding from one of the open ends of the retaining ferrule, and a handle attached to or, in some embodiments, releasably attached to the other of the open ends of the retaining ferrule. The scalpel brush painting device can be utilized to train the fine muscles of a user's hand in similar manner as when making incisions utilizing a scalpel, as when painting on a painting medium, and to train the user's hand for the various grip positions utilized when holding a scalpel.