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"Ever wish you could keep your jeans up, sip on a Bud, and and do jazz hands all at the same time? Then you&amp;#39;re in luck, little lady, because the Bev Buckle lets you do just that...\nPinterestFacebookThe BevBuckle is a belt that flips out to become a resting place for a cold beverage. At first it looks like a typical cowboy belt buckle, but with a flick the buckle folds down and turns into a hands-free place to hold your beer or other drink. The beer rest on the top and is held in place by a ring. The $34.99 USD belt is available to buy on inventor Jay Kriner&amp;#39;s website, thebeerbuckle.com.\nPictured: The Bev Buckle\nRef: SPL441473 270912\nPicture by: Splash/TheBeerBuckle.com\nSplash News and Pictures\nLos Angeles:310-821-2666\nNew York:212-619-2666\nLondon:870-934-2666\nphotodesk@splashnews.com\nSplash News and Picture Agency does not claim any Copyright or License in the attached material. Any downloading fees charged by Splash are for Splash&amp;#39;s services only, and do not, nor are they intended to, convey to the user any Copyright or License in the material. By publishing this material , the user expressly agrees to indemnify and to hold Splash harmless from any claims, demands, or causes of action arising out of or connected in any way with user&amp;#39;s publication of the material.\nPHOTO: Splash/TheBeerBuckle.comLooks like a regular western-style belt, right? But oh no, ladies, this thing is so much more than meets the eye...\nPinterestFacebookThe BevBuckle is a belt that flips out to become a resting place for a cold beverage. At first it looks like a typical cowboy belt buckle, but with a flick the buckle folds down and turns into a hands-free place to hold your beer or other drink. The beer rest on the top and is held in place by a ring. The $34.99 USD belt is available to buy on inventor Jay Kriner&amp;#39;s website, thebeerbuckle.com.\nPictured: The Bev Buckle\nRef: SPL441473 270912\nPicture by: Splash/TheBeerBuckle.com\nSplash News and Pictures\nLos Angeles:310-821-2666\nNew York:212-619-2666\nLondon:870-934-2666\nphotodesk@splashnews.com\nSplash News and Picture Agency does not claim any Copyright or License in the attached material. Any downloading fees charged by Splash are for Splash&amp;#39;s services only, and do not, nor are they intended to, convey to the user any Copyright or License in the material. By publishing this material , the user expressly agrees to indemnify and to hold Splash harmless from any claims, demands, or causes of action arising out of or connected in any way with user&amp;#39;s publication of the material.\nPHOTO: Splash/TheBeerBuckle.com...as its creator Jay Kriner says, &amp;quot;Ba BAM!&amp;quot; Flip the face plate down and it&amp;#39;s an instant handy-dandy holder for a bottle or glass, ideal for having an extra drink at the ready.\nWe discovered this baby on ABC&amp;#39;s Shark Tank, where investor Mark Cuban had the audacity to pass (have it your way, Mr. Cuban--if you don&amp;#39;t enjoy the ability to play pattycake without having to put your Bud down, you&amp;#39;re not the kind of man we need to know). But Barbara Corcoran liked what she saw, though according to Kriner, the $50K she agreed to invest for 51% of the company is &amp;quot;on hold,&amp;quot; which was a &amp;quot;mutual decision.&amp;quot; But don&amp;#39;t fret, fans of triple-fisting, there are talks to get this thing into Urban Outfitters soon, and you can already score one (starting at $34.99!) at thebeerbuckle.com.\nCheers, huh?\nPLUS...more wacky fashion inventions you have to see to believe:\n\nA $5.6 million diamond-encrusted dress\n\n\nThe husband-finding sweater\n\n\nJil Sander&amp;#39;s $630 lunch bag\n\nPhotos: courtesy of TheBeerBuckle.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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