Abstract: An ergonomic pin and an ergonomic pin clip comprise, respectively, a pin body having an elongated portion and a grip portion, and a clip body having an engagement portion and a grip portion. The elongated portion of the pin engages and disengages a receiving member and is selectively decorative. The grip portion of the pin is selectively angled relative to its elongated portion, provides ergonomic gripping thereof by a user, and is selectively decorative. The engagement portion of the clip engages and disengages the pin. The grip portion of the clip is selectively angled relative to its engagement portion, provides a substantially handle-like structure, provides ergonomic gripping thereof by a user, and is selectively decorative.

Abstract: An ergonomic pin and clip, for securing a receiving member and for securing the pin in the receiving member to prevent unintentional disengagement of the pin from the receiving member, respectively, includes a pin having a pin body with at least one elongated portion and at least one grip portion. The elongated portion of the pin is configured to engage and disengage the receiving member as desired by a user, and the grip portion of the pin is configured to be angled relative to the elongated portion, and to provide ergonomic gripping thereof by the user. Likewise, a clip or pin retaining device includes a clip body having an engagement portion and at least one grip portion. The engagement portion of the clip is configured to engage and disengage the pin, and the grip portion of the clip is configured to be angled relative to the engagement portion, and to provide ergonomic gripping thereof by the user.