Abstract: A handle assembly comprises a handle and a fastener. The handle includes a first end, a second end opposite the first end, and a passageway. The fastener includes a first connector, a second connector, and an elongate body. The elongate body of the fastener is configured to at least partially surround a first portion of a structure disposed, extend through the passageway of the handle, and at least partially surround a second portion of the structure. The fastener is configured to form a continuous loop by connecting the first connector to the second connector to fixedly positon the handle between the first portion of the structure and the second portion of the structure.

Abstract: A bunt guard 1 that easily attaches to all baseball and softball bats during bunting practice. A protective shield 2, durable and deflective by design, protects the bunter's hands 10 and fingers 12 from erratic pitches, or slow reaction. The shield 2 attaches and detaches quickly with straps 5 B holding the bunt guard 1 in its desired location.

Abstract: A one-piece wearable bottle opener that slips onto a persons belt, without the aid of special attachments. The preferred location to wear the opener is at either hip. The opener functions easily, using one hand, because of three features. The top section is prevented from moving outward, due to the tightened belt, the opener detail is located below the belt, creating leverage, and the lower plate section prevents the opener from moving inward, as it is pressed against the bony hip area, allowing the opener to function. The space above the opener detail, and between the belt attachment details, is used for advertising of related products, festivals, artwork and such.