Abstract: A carabiner that provides for variable mounting positions relative to a stationary environmental support. The carabiner includes a loop including a gate movable to pass objects to the interior of the loop, and a mounting enabling connection of the carabiner to an environmental object while maintaining orientation of the loop relative to the environmental object. The mounting locks the loop in different orientations relative to the environmental object. The mounting may include a plurality of sockets for receiving rods, and a setscrew to lock a rod within the socket.

Abstract: A carabiner providing variable mounting positions relative to a stationary environmental support. The carabiner includes a loop including a gate movable to pass objects to an interior of the loop, and a mounting enabling connection of the carabiner to an environmental object while maintaining orientation of the loop relative to the environmental object. The mounting locks the loop in a selected one of different orientations of the loop relative to the environmental object. The mounting may comprise a plurality of sockets for receiving rods, and a setscrew to lock a received rod within its socket.

Abstract: A cushioned elbow support attachment for chair armrests. The attachment comprises a cushion made of material having elastic properties and filled with a plurality of smooth edge rounded oblong pellets and attachment means for attaching the cushion to an armrest. The cushion may be covered by an outer material to protect it, to provide decorative colors and patterns, and to provide points of attachment for the attachment means, which may be straps, hook and loop fasteners, or clips. The cushion may include a rigid adapter plate adapted to serve as an interface with the tubular armrest of a chair.

Abstract: A cushioned elbow support attachment for chair armrests. The attachment comprises a cushion made of material having elastic properties and filled with a plurality of smooth edge rounded oblong pellets and attachment means for attaching the cushion to an armrest. The cushion may be covered by an outer material to protect it, to provide decorative colors and patterns, and to provide points of attachment for the attachment means, which may be straps, hook and loop fasteners, or clips.