JP2002282034A - Structure of portable holder for preventing valuable article from being stolen and method for using it - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve a problem wherein there exists a danger of theft when valuable articles are carried by storing them in a purse, various bags or cases or by directly storing them in a pocket, etc., of clothes on traveling abroad, domestic traveling, going out, etc. SOLUTION: A structure in which a portable holder for the valuable articles is not separated from a body and opening and closing actions for taking in and out the valuable articles can be always felt by the body is provided and in addition, the fitting position of the portable holder is restricted within a range of the front face of the human body.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure and a method of using a portable device which is effective in preventing theft when carrying valuables such as passports, credit cards or bills during overseas and domestic trips or going out.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when carrying valuables such as passports, credit cards, bills, etc., when traveling overseas or domestically, going out, etc., they are stored in wallets, various bags or cases, or pockets of clothes. In most cases, they are paid directly.

[0003]

However, the above method has the following problems mainly in preventing theft. When storing the valuables in various bags and cases,
In many cases, theft cannot be perceived because the person is away from the body, and various bags and cases themselves may be removed. Even if the valuables are put in a purse or the like, and the purse or the like is stored in a pocket of clothes, etc., the valuables are removed without being perceived from the pocket or the like, or stored in a pocket of a jacket, etc. If you are temporarily undressing, you may be pulled out without your perception or you may be taking off your jacket. Even if the valuables are stored directly in the pockets of clothes, etc., they are stored in the pockets of the jacket as described above,
If the jacket is temporarily undressed, it may be withdrawn without being perceived, or the jacket itself may be taken away. Even if the valuables are directly stored in pockets or the like of clothes (trousers, skirts, etc.) that are less likely to be undressed during normal activities, if the pockets and the like are located behind the sight, they will perceive it. It may be withdrawn without being used. When the valuables are stored in various cases that are not normally separated from the body, on the contrary, these various cases may cause the storage position of the valuables to be specified. The case itself is robbed.

If the above problem is simply avoided, the following new problem arises. The danger of theft is reduced if the valuables are stored in pockets where visible parts of clothing that are less likely to be undressed during normal activities reduce the risk of theft, but the dimensions and volume of the pockets are often not always sufficient. , And through normal activities,
The valuables may bend or interfere with behavior. The risk of theft is reduced if the valuables are stored inside clothing that is not likely to be undressed during normal activities.However, removal is inconvenient, and the valuables are contaminated by sweating. There is.

[0005] Summarizing the above problems, the following three factors cannot prevent theft of valuables. A) The valuables are isolated from the body, and theft cannot be perceived. B) The valuables are placed out of sight and theft cannot be perceived. C) The storage position of the valuables is specified and becomes the target of theft.

[0006]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a structure and a method of using a portable device for preventing theft of valuables have been devised.

First, the portable device is firmly attached to a waist belt such as pants or a skirt via a belt loop disposed at least at one or more places on the back of the portable device so that the portable device does not separate from the body. Structure. Needless to say, the pants, skirt, and the like do not undress during normal actions, so that the portable device does not separate from the body during normal actions.

[0008] Second, the opening and closing operation of the valuables in and out of the portable device can be felt through the belt or the contact portion between the portable device and the clothes.
Thereby, the act of opening and closing the portable device can be perceived regardless of the will of the person.

Third, the mounting position of the portable device is limited to the area in front of the human body. As a result, the portable device generally stays within the visual range during normal operation.

Fourth, the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the portable device are set to the minimum necessary to accommodate the passport without bending or bending, and the thickness is set to 30 mm or less at the maximum.
As a result, there is no hindrance to normal operations except for exercise and the like.

[0011]

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an example of a portable device according to the present invention. (2, 3, 4) in FIG.
A banknote or a credit card is assumed. After being stored in the inner pocket of the portable device, the lid (1) is bent along the bending line 1 to wrap and hold valuables in the inner pocket. Further, by bending the distal end portion of the lid portion (1) toward the back along the bending line 2, the fixing device (5) becomes the fixing device (9) on the back of the portable device shown in FIG.
Is fixed in accordance with. Further, the mounting position of the fixing device is not necessarily limited to the rear surface, and there is no problem even in the front surface or the side surface as long as the structure allows the valuables to be taken in and out by opening the lid. The material and manufacturing method of the portable device are not particularly limited.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a mounting position of the portable device of the present invention. Since the portable device (6) is attached to the front part of the human body of the waist belt (7), the portable device (6) generally falls within the visual range during a normal operation. Note that the left and right of the front part of the human body are not limited.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing an example of the arrangement of the belt loop (8) on the back of the portable device of the present invention. A waist belt (10) is attached to the belt loop as shown in FIG.

Thus, the portable device can be firmly attached to the waist belt,

Since the stress applied when the portable device is opened and closed can be felt through the waist belt or the contact portion between the portable device and the clothes, the user tries to open and close the portable device irrespective of his / her own intention. Even if you are acted upon, you can immediately perceive it.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an example of a portable device of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a mounting position of the portable device of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing an example of an arrangement of a belt loop on the back of the portable device of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing a waist belt attached to a belt loop on the back of the portable device of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Cover part 2 Assumed passport 3 Assumed banknote 4 Assumed credit card 5 Fixing device 6 Mounting part of portable equipment 7 Waist belt 8 Belt passing 9 Back fixing device 10 Waist belt

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A portable device that prevents valuables from being stolen from a body by passing the portable device through a belt loop disposed at least at one or more places on the back of the portable device, such as a trouser or a skirt. Structure that is firmly attached to 2. A mounting method in which the opening / closing operation of a valuable device in and out of a portable device for preventing valuables from being stolen can be felt through a waist belt such as pants or a skirt or a contact portion between the portable device and clothing. 3. A use method in which a mounting position of a portable device for preventing valuables from being stolen is limited to an area in front of a human body. 4. Minimize the vertical and horizontal dimensions of the portable device so that the passport can be stored without bending or bending.
In addition, the structure has a maximum thickness of 30 mm or less.