BE1006562A6 - A long-handled umbrella (parasol) having a shoulder attachment and anattachment at waist level - Google Patents

Abstract

The long handle allows use of the umbrella (parasol) without fatigue in thearms: the effort for carrying it being on the shoulder attachment. Theattachment at waist level makes it possible to temporarily use the umbrella(parasol) hands-free. By virtue of the long handle, the umbrella (parasol)can also be attached to a baby carriage or pram, for example (Figure 4 (1 and2)).

Description

       

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  Long-handled umbrella (parasol) with a shoulder attachment and a belt-level attachment.



  The invention relates to an umbrella handle (a) long a) of a piece. b) telescopic. c) in several parts. with a sliding shoulder attachment and a belt-level attachment system.



  Protection of individuals against rain and sun has long been ensured by a canvas cut in bundles and stretched by a system of flexible metal blades (ribs) controlled by a sliding ring on the handle.



  In these models, the handle has an average length
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 - 0,80 m pole. Under these conditions, the use of an umbrella or parasol must be done using the folded or bent support arm.



  In addition, it cannot, at any time, be released by the hand.



  The present invention overcomes these drawbacks, on the one hand, and has advantages on the other.



  The invention, as characterized in the claims, eliminates the problem of fatigue caused by an ordinary umbrella (parasol).



  In addition, thanks to the assembly: shoulder attachment and belt attachment, the hand can be temporarily released to carry a bag

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 provisionally, open a door or a door, cheer during an outdoor show (sport, culture).



  Finally, thanks to the long handle, you can very easily attach the umbrella (parasol) to a golf cart or a baby carriage.



  In the latter case, the advantage is certain: a survey of a few dozen women demonstrated this unambiguously.



  The invention is described below in more detail using sketches representing only one embodiment.

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 t (* Figure I One-piece long-sleeve model.



  1 A long handle (l) carries the fabric, the handle (3) and the shoulder attachment (2) articulated in (7) for use on the shoulder or under the arm, adjustable in height and held by a pressure screw (4). In (5) and (5 '), the system for fixing to the body, at waist level.



  Figure 2 Model with telescopic handle.



  Two tubes of any section slide freely - 'one inside the other (I) and (I').



  The outer tube (I) carries the fabric, the shoulder attachment (2) articulated in (7), its locking (4) and the locking system of the two tubes (6).



  The inner tube (I ') carries the handle (3) and the fastening system at the waist (5) and (5').



  Figure 3 Multi-part handle model.



  The handle (l ') is intended to adapt to an existing rain shield. It carries the shoulder attachment (2) articulated in (7) with its locking mechanism (4), a handle (3) and the fastening system up to the belt) and (5 '). A flange (6) makes it possible to secure the umbrella and its extension.


    

Claims (4)

 Claims I. Umbrella (parasol) characterized by a long handle a) in one piece (figure 1 detail I and I ') b) telescopic (figure 2 detail I and I') c) in several parts (figure 3 det. I and 1 ') 2. Shoulder attachment consisting of a sliding piece on the handle of the umbrella (parasol), the shape of which fits either on the shoulder (detail 2) or under the arm (detail 2 '). The position of this piece is adjustable in height according to the morphology of the user.  3. A system of attachment to the body at waist level thanks to: a) a belt slipped in the way (detail 51). b) a double clip (detail 5) which hangs - above or below the user's belt.  4. A system for fixing to a vehicle (stroller, buggy, caddy, pram, bicycle ...) consisting of a tube (Figure 4 (detail I)) for a straight umbrella handle or a cradle ( Figure 4 (detail 2)) for a curved umbrella handle.