A drinking tube support for a beverage dispenser includes a bendable wire formed into a loop at a lower portion and a spiral at an upper portion. The beverage dispenser includes a beverage container secured on the back of a user by shoulder straps, and a drinking tube extending from the container. The drinking tube is secured to one of the shoulder straps by a clip. The drinking tube support is attached to the beverage dispenser by positioning the loop under and around the clip. The free end of the drinking tube is inserted through the spiral. An intermediate portion of the drinking tube support is long enough to enable the wire to be adjusted to position the free end of the drinking tube near the mouth of the user, who can conveniently drink by simply turning the head slightly, without having to pick up the tube. In a second embodiment, the drinking tube support includes a wire with a lower end attached to a base member, and an upper end formed into a spiral. A pair of clasps attached to the base member are clamped around the drinking tube adjacent the clip on the strap. The upper end of the drinking tube is inserted through the spiral, and the intermediate portion of the wire is adjusted to position the free end of the drinking tube near the mouth of the user. In a third embodiment, a retaining strap is provided for attaching the drinking tube to a shoulder strap of a beverage dispenser without a drinking tube clip.

A frame is mounted on a bicycle frame to hold a beverage container and is formed of a fastening seat and a container holder. The fastening seat is fastened to the bicycle frame. The container holder is movably fastened to the fastening seat. When the container holder is forced to move by an external force, the beverage container can be removed from a confining portion of the container holder.

A sports utility belt has a central body with first and second end portions and a middle portion intermediate the end portions. A strap has one end connected to the first end portion of the central body and a free distal end. The strap is extendible between a retracted position at which the distal end contacts the central body and an extended position at which the distal end is spaced from the central body. A key pouch is attached to the distal end of the strap and movable with the distal end between a retracted position at which the key pouch contacts the central body and an extended position at which the key pouch is spaced from the central body. The second end portion receives a watch or cardiovascular monitoring device. The central body is adapted to receive a water bottle to be carried with the user for convenience. A drinking tube is provided so that the user can drink while wearing the belt.

A water-supply pack assembly adapted to hitch onto the driver's seat in an automobile, thereby making it possible for the driver to drink water drawn from the supply without having to interrupt his driving activity The assembly includes a fixture attachable to the headrest of the driver's seat and a water-supply pack mountable on the fixture so that it is then behind the back of the seat. A flexible tube extending from the outlet of the supply and terminating in a valved mouthpiece functions as a straw to permit the driver with the mouthpiece in place to suck water from the supply as he drives the vehicle.

A portable liquid supply device including a container support frame, a pair of liquid storage containers interlinked by a transfer conduit having a transfer valve, a drinking tube assembly in connection with one of the liquid storage containers, and a spray nozzle assembly in connection with the other liquid storage container. Each liquid storage container includes a bottom reservoir member having a loading mouth in connection with an internal storage cavity, and a loading mouth lid, securable over the loading mouth aperture, having a tube aperture. Each bottom reservoir member includes a loop stop in connection with the exterior surface thereof.