ES2212705B1 - WAIST KEYCHAIN. - Google Patents

Abstract

Waist keychain It consists of a filiform and flexible element, such as wire or similar, with successive bends, in such a way that it is configured as two inverted "U" (2) and (3), parallel and with a certain separation, joined by one of its ends (5) and whose free ends (1) of each "U", fold and roll forming a closed ring to house inside the classic key holder ring. The branches (4) can have bends of any shape and position to hold by pressure, welding, injection, pressing, etc., a button or the like for embellishment or promotion. The main use is to carry the keys hanging from the waist of the garment, so that they are hidden and protected.

Description

Waist keychain

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a new keychain invention, which has been conceived and realized with the in order to obtain numerous and notable advantages over others keychains known so far, whose improvements consist of the simplicity of manufacturing, lightness, ease of placement, security that the keys are not lost and possibility of wear them hidden even in the case of clothing without pockets (for example: swimsuit, bikini, tracksuit, etc.).

The device is intended for the keys which are normally used in everyday life, are perfectly easily secured and controlled by the user, fixing it to the pants waist or skirt so that they are hung by the inside of the garment. Well, the device is based on a filiform piece, whose ends are rolled forming closed rings with sufficient internal diameter so that any type of key holder ring passes easily and that in turn, a series of folds are performed as indicated in the section "Description" and drawings, so that it can be put and remove with total comfort.

Background of the invention

Numerous types of keychains are known.

In this regard, those comprising a hoop or similar where the keys are inserted and which in turn is attached to a flexible means, chain type, leather or plastic strip, or a cable or metal part, which incorporates any Type of ornament, logo or anagram. This system has the disadvantage that it must be kept loose in a pocket or purse, and in many cases it is not convenient to do so because of the possibility of losing the keys. For example, when sports of any kind are made, sudden movements would cause them to fall.
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Similarly, another type of keychain based is known in a carabiner that at one end has the hoop on which it hook the keys and on the other hand, the carabiner itself said to be attached to a belt or pants loop. This system also has several drawbacks, and they are that keys are left outside in view of everyone, they can reach be annoying and noisy, on many occasions they don't look good aesthetically and can be hooked with the consequent danger.

Another type of keychain of the type is also known U-shaped folded metal plate that snaps into the belt and on the outside, by means of a hitch, it is fastened The key holder ring. This system has the same drawbacks  than the previous one.

Description of the invention

The waist keychain, object of the present invention, is of the type formed by a filiform piece with successive folds, in such a way, that it is configured as two Inverted "U" (2) and (3), parallel and with a certain separation, joined by one of its ends (5) and whose free ends (1) of each “U” fold and roll up forming a closed ring to inside the classic key holder ring (6).

This "U" shape allows you to hook the set, including the keys or other small object, at the waist of the bottom garment (pants or skirt), so that the keys remain between the garment and the body. In this way, the keys  they remain hidden and remain perfectly subject and controlled.

In an optional embodiment, the branches of the double "U" joined together that are visible, have some folds in any direction to hold a button or Similar for ornament or advertising.

Brief description of the drawings

For the best understanding of how much is written In this report, some drawings are attached to clarify visually the practical details of realization of the invention.

In said drawings Figure 1 is a view in basic keychain configuration perspective; figure 2 is a perspective view of an example of bending the branches together of the "U" to hold the button or similar mentioned; Figure 3 is a view of a dummy to indicate graphically the waist arrangement with an enlarged view to Better visualize the details.

Description of a preferred embodiment

The waist keychain consists of one piece filiform of two inverted "U" (2) and (3) and equal, with a of its branches joined in a plane perpendicular to that of the "U" (5), whose free ends (1) bend and roll in it plane of the "U", forming a closed ring with the diameter suitable interior to allow the passage, with sufficient clearance, of  a key holder ring (5).

Of everything described and by the observation of drawings, the advantages of the keychain in issue, compared to other preceding keychains.

First of all you have to highlight its lightness, achieved by the use of filiform material and by arrangement of the folds.

Secondly, you should highlight your comfort of use since once placed at the waist, the keys remain perfectly subject, with the total certainty that they are not going to mislead even by wearing it in sportswear and practicing any sport. It is important to note that it is very useful in the case of swimming (in the pool, beach, etc.) to be able to Take the keys with you.

Another remarkable feature of the keychain Waist is that it can be used as a promotional item since on the branches (4) it can be held by any method known (welding, injection, pressure, etc.), a button or similar bearing an ornament, filigree, anagram, symbol, etc.

The innovation here advocated, within its essentiality, can be put into practice in other ways of realization, materials, sizes and designs, which will reach also the protection obtained in this Invention Patent and that will not alter the spirit of the claims.

It is not considered necessary to extend this description, so that any subject matter expert understands the scope of the invention and the advantages thereof drift.

Claims (3)

1. Waist keyring characterized in that it comprises a filiform structure of two "U" that have one of its branches joined in a plane perpendicular to that of the "U" and whose free ends are folded and rolled forming a closed ring through which the key holder ring, these "U" being symmetrical with respect to an equidistant plane of their planes. 2. Waist keychain, according to claim 1, characterized in that the outer branches that are joined, have bends of any shape and position to be able to hold a button or the like for ornament. 3. Waist keyring, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the outer branches that are attached, hold by any method (welding, pressing, injection, etc.) a button for ornament or promotion.