JP2009118939A - Caddie bag - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a caddie bag which facilitates the getting in or out of small article such as balls even when placed on a golf cart. <P>SOLUTION: The caddie bag 1 is provided with a bag body 2 which is formed into a cylinder and has a pocket housing part 11 at its upper part and a pocket part 21 which is housed into the pocket housing part 11 with at least a part of one end part fixed and pulled out when used to be fixed on the bag body by being so arrayed as to cover the outside of a handle 4. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a caddy bag that accommodates a golf club. In particular, the present invention relates to a caddy bag having a pocket for storing small items such as balls at the top of the main body.

  Generally, a caddy bag is provided with a storage unit for storing small items such as balls, gloves, and a wallet around a bag body that houses a golf club. For example, caddy bags in which a relatively large storage portion is provided in the lower front portion of the bag body and thin storage portions are provided on the back surface and both side surfaces of the bag body are widely distributed.

  FIG. 9 schematically shows a state in which a plurality of caddy bags having storage portions are loaded on the golf cart 101. The caddy bags are arranged without gaps on the loading platform of the golf cart 101 and are mounted with the front of the main body facing diagonally upward. In order to fix the caddy bag to the loading platform, a band provided on the golf cart 101 is bridged across the central portion of the caddy bag.

  In the caddy bag that is mounted on the center of the loading platform of the golf cart 101 and is sandwiched between other caddy bags on both sides, it is very difficult to take out small items from the storage portions provided on the back and side surfaces of the bag body. In addition, since the storage part provided in the lower front portion of the bag body of such a caddy bag is located lower than the hand of the golfer, when putting in and out necessary accessories such as golf balls from this storage part It has been pointed out that it is necessary to bend the waist and take a groping posture, and it takes time to take out and store the necessary accessories.

  In order to solve these problems, the golf accessory pouch of Patent Document 1 has been devised. This small pouch has a hook that can be attached to and detached from a caddy bag or a golfer's belt. By attaching such a pouch to the caddy bag, it is possible to easily take in and out small items while playing. Similarly, a detachable golf accessory case is disclosed in Patent Document 2. However, such a detachable accessory case may be lost, and further measures have been demanded.

Patent Literature 3 and Patent Literature 4 disclose a technique for providing an accessory case fixed to the upper front portion of the caddy bag body so that the accessory can be easily taken in and out even when mounted on a golf cart. However, in recent years, a handle is often provided on the front upper part of the bag body. Therefore, when the caddy bag is transported, the handle and the accessory case interfere with each other, which may make it difficult to transport the caddy bag. It was.
Utility Model Registration No. 3061132 JP 2003-10369 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 51-18862 JP 2007-135618 A

  The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a caddy bag in which small items such as balls can be easily taken in and out even when mounted on a golf cart. is there.

  The invention of claim 1 relates to a caddy bag. The caddy bag of the present invention is formed in a cylindrical shape, and is accommodated in a state where at least a part of one end is fixed to the bag main body provided with a pocket accommodating portion on the upper portion, and in use. The fixing means that is pulled out and provided at the upper portion of the other end portion includes a pocket portion that is fixed to the bag body.

  Since the pocket portion of the caddy bag of the present invention is accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion except when it is in use, there is no possibility of being caught or disturbed during transportation or storage. Further, since at least a part of the pocket portion is fixed to the main body, the pocket portion itself is not lost. Further, by pulling out at the time of use and fixing the other end portion to the bag body, even when the golf cart is mounted, small items can be taken in and out very easily.

  The caddy bag which concerns on invention of Claim 2 is equipped with the handle attached to the front upper part of a bag main body, and the pocket part taken out from the pocket accommodating part is the state arrange | positioned so that the outer side of a handle may be covered It is fixed to the bag body.

  The pocket part of the caddy bag of the present invention is arranged so as to cover the handle at the upper part of the front surface, so that the pocket part is located on the outermost side of the caddy bag. As a result, even if the caddy bag is mounted on the golf cart, it is possible to very easily take out the small items contained therein.

  The caddy bag according to the invention of claim 3 is characterized in that one end portion of the pocket portion is sewn and fixed in the vicinity of the opening on the bag body side inside the pocket housing portion.

  The pocket part is firmly fixed to the caddy bag because the pocket part is sewn to the bag body side having high strength. Moreover, the pocket part by which the one end part was sewn in the vicinity of the opening part can be taken in / out from the pocket accommodating part by using this fixed part as a fulcrum. As a result, the pocket portion can be smoothly and easily inserted into and removed from the pocket storage portion with a small amount of movement.

  In the caddy bag according to the invention of claim 4, one end portion of the pocket portion is connected to a tape of automatic winding means fixed to the pocket accommodating portion, and the pocket portion becomes the pocket accommodating portion by the automatic winding means. It can be accommodated automatically.

  According to the present invention, the pocket portion stored in the pocket storage portion can be pulled back by the automatic winding means and smoothly returned into the pocket storage portion.

  The caddy bag according to the invention of claim 5 is characterized in that at least a part of the pocket portion is formed of a mesh material whose inside can be visually recognized.

  By using the mesh material, the contents can be confirmed, and the desired small items can be quickly taken out. Further, even when wet balls are stored, they can be quickly dried. Further, as compared with the case where the pocket portion is formed with a normal cloth or the like, dirt such as sand is not accumulated, and mold and the like are hardly generated, and a clean state is maintained.

  The caddy bag according to the invention of claim 6 includes a back surface portion in which the pocket portion is in contact with the bag body and a surface portion facing the back surface portion, and the opening is formed at the center of the surface portion or above the center. It is characterized by being.

  The pocket portion of the caddy bag of the present invention is particularly preferably used when the caddy bag is mounted on a golf cart with the front surface of the caddy bag facing diagonally upward. When the pocket portion is used in a state where the caddy bag is mounted on the golf cart, the opening provided on the surface side of the present invention has an advantage that it is very easy to open and close. In addition, when the caddy bag is obliquely mounted on the golf cart, the pocket portion of the present invention is located on the main body portion of the caddy bag with the front side facing up and the back side facing down. Even if the opening is formed at the center of the surface portion, there is no risk of the contents falling.

  The caddy bag which concerns on invention of Claim 7 is extended in the up-down direction so that the opening part of a pocket accommodating part may follow the side surface of a bag main body. The edges on both sides of the opening are formed of a material having high stretchability, and the openings are normally closed by the edges on both sides.

  Since the opening of the pocket housing portion of the present invention extends in the vertical direction along the side of the bag body, it is a case where it is mounted so as to be sandwiched between a plurality of caddy bags on a golf cart. However, small items can be taken in and out. Further, the edge of the opening can function as a closing lid (flap), and the edge prevents dust and dust from entering the pocket housing, and at the same time, the inside of the pocket housing is the edge. The inside is hidden from view, maintaining a clean and neat appearance. In addition, since the edge of the pocket housing is made of a stretchable material, the pocket can be taken in and out even when many small items such as golf balls are still in the pocket. It is possible.

  According to the present invention, even if the golf cart is mounted so as to be sandwiched between a plurality of caddy bags, the golfer does not need to bend down and can visually recognize the contents from an easy position while standing. Provided is a caddy bag provided with a pocket portion that allows easy entry and removal of small items in a ready state.

  According to the present invention, even when the cover for avoiding rain is hung on the golf cart, it is not necessary for the golfer to bend down and in a state where the contents can be visually recognized from an easy posture while standing. There is provided a caddy bag provided with a pocket portion that allows easy entry and removal of small items.

  According to the present invention, when not in use, it can be accommodated so as not to get caught or disturbed during transportation, storage, etc., and can be easily attached to the main body in a state where it can be quickly taken out and used during use. A caddy bag with a pocket is provided.

  According to the present invention, there is provided a caddy bag having a pocket portion that can be easily accommodated in and taken out of the pocket accommodating portion while small items such as golf balls are accommodated therein.

  According to the present invention, even when wet accessories are stored, a caddy bag provided with a pocket portion that can be immediately dried and has reduced generation of mold and the like as a whole is provided.

  The best mode for carrying out the invention is listed below. The form described here is an exemplification, and the technology described in the claims includes various modifications and changes of the following form.

  The pocket part of the caddy bag is made of a flexible material. Polyamide fabric, polyester fabric, PU (polyurethane) fabric, PVC (vinyl chloride resin) fabric, EVA (ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer resin) fabric, etc., generally called nylon (registered trademark) are used as the material. The All of these fabrics are lightweight, durable and waterproof, and are flexible enough to be easily inserted and removed from the pocket housing, making them suitable for pockets. .

  The pocket portion is substantially rectangular, and one side thereof is sewn to the edge of the opening on the bag body side inside the pocket housing portion. A fixing means is provided at the upper end of the side of the other tip of the pocket. Since one side of the pocket portion is sewn to the edge of the opening on the bag body side, the pocket portion can be efficiently inserted and removed with a small amount of movement. At the same time, the durability of the fixed portion is sufficiently secured.

  The most suitable fixing means provided in the pocket portion is a connecting tool such as an eggplant, a carabiner, or a snap hook. These connecting portions are connected to an annular portion attached to the lower portion of the mouth frame of the bag body. While these connectors are very easy to attach and detach, once they are fixed, they are very difficult to remove unless they are removed.

  By fixing the upper end portion of the pocket portion to the lower portion of the mouth frame of the bag body, the pocket portion is fixed in a state substantially parallel to the mouth frame. Further, the opening is fixed in a substantially expanded state, and it becomes very easy to take in and out small items such as balls.

  Any one of a slide fastener, a snap button, and a magnet is attached to the opening of the pocket portion, and an opening / closing operation can be performed. These opening and closing means are easy to open and close, and have the feature that there is no risk of spilling out small items by accidentally opening not only when playing but also when stored in the pocket storage portion.

  The inside of the pocket housing portion and the inside of the housing portion provided on the side surface of the bag body are integrated to form one and the same space.

  Edges on both sides of the opening of the pocket accommodating portion are formed of chloroprene rubber which is called neoprene (registered trademark) and is rich in flexibility and elasticity. Since the edge of the opening of the pocket accommodating part is rich in flexibility, even if the pocket is in a state where a lot of small items are accommodated and swollen, it can be passed through the opening as it is. .

  One side of the pocket portion is sewn at the same time when a material forming the edge portion is sewn in order to provide an opening for the pocket accommodating portion in the bag body.

  A lower end portion of one side of the pocket portion is connected to a tape of automatic winding means fixed in the pocket housing portion. The automatic winding means includes a winding drum that is urged by a drive spring, and the tape connected to the pocket portion is usually wound around the winding drum. When the pocket part is taken out from the pocket accommodating part, the tape wound around the take-up drum is pulled out, and the drive spring is stored at that time. When the pocket fixing tool is fixed to the bag body, a stopper is hung on the winding drum drive spring. When the pocket portion is accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion, the stopper is removed, and the drive spring of the take-up drum automatically winds the tape drawn out by the stored force. As the tape is wound, the pocket portion is automatically drawn into the pocket housing portion.

  (First Embodiment) Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a caddy bag 1 of this embodiment. The caddy bag 1 is composed of a bag body 2 and a hood (not shown). A handle 4 is attached to the front surface of the bag body 2. The bag body 2 is formed by attaching a flexible synthetic fiber such as polyamide resin or polyester, or a flexible synthetic leather such as PU or PVC as a skin to a cylindrical frame formed of a hard resin.

  A storage portion 6 that protrudes to the front surface is provided at the lower front portion of the bag body 2 by sewing synthetic leather made of the same material as the skin of the bag body portion 2. On both side surfaces of the bag body 2, there are provided storage portions with a small thickness using synthetic leather of the same material. In the following description, the storage portion provided on the left side of the bag body 2 is referred to as the storage portion 8, and the storage portion provided on the right side of the bag body 2 is referred to as the storage portion 10. As for the skin of the bag body 2, thinner soft fabric is used in place of the PVC synthetic leather for the portions where the storage portions 6, 8, and 10 are overlapped, and weight reduction and cost reduction are achieved. .

  An opening 12 of the pocket accommodating portion 11 extends vertically at a position substantially parallel to the slide fastener 9 provided in the accommodating portion 8 on the outside of the bag body 2. The interior of the pocket accommodating portion 11 and the interior of the accommodating portion 8 are integrated and share one and the same space. The edges 14 on both sides of the opening 12 are made of chloroprene rubber that is flexible and highly stretchable. The opening 12 is normally closed by the edges 14 on both sides, and the edge 14 functions as a closing lid.

  The pocket portion 21 is housed inside the pocket housing portion 11 when not in use, and is pulled out from the pocket housing portion 11 each time it is used and arranged so as to cover the outside of the handle 4. In the state, it is fixed to the bag body 2. When the pocket portion 21 is accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion 11, the inside of the pocket accommodating portion 11 is hidden from view by the edge portion 14, and a clean and neat appearance is maintained.

  FIG. 2 shows a front view of the caddy bag 1 in a state where the pocket portion 21 is pulled out from the pocket housing portion 11 and fixed. The pocket portion 21 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape having an upper side 22, a lower side 23, and two side sides, and includes a back surface portion in contact with the bag body 2 and a surface portion 27 facing the back surface portion. The end of one side of the pocket portion 21 is sandwiched between the skin of the bag body 2 and the cloth of the edge portion 14 of the pocket housing portion 11, and the bag body 2 inside the pocket housing portion 11. It is fixed on the side. When the skin of the bag body 2 and the edge portion 14 are stitched together, the pocket portion 21 is firmly fixed to the bag body 2 side by simultaneously sewing the end portions of the side edges to the bag body 2 through the same process. .

  The front surface portion 27 and the back surface portion of the pocket portion 21 are formed of a flexible mesh material made of polyamide resin, polyester, PU, PVC, EVA or the like. A slide fastener is sewn under the upper side 22 of the surface portion 27 to form an opening 28. A nascar 29 is connected and fixed to the upper end portion of the side 25 on the front end side of the pocket portion 21.

  The pocket part 21 taken out from the pocket accommodating part 11 is arranged so as to cover the outside of the handle 4. Then, the eggplant 29 is connected to the annular portion 18 fixed to the lower portion of the mouth frame 16 of the bag body 2. The pocket portion 21 can be attached to and detached from the bag body 2 by connecting the eggplant 29 at the upper end portion of the side edge 25 on the front end side to the bag body 2 in addition to the side portion sewn on the bag body 2 side. It is fixed to the link.

  FIG. 3 is a partial enlarged view schematically showing a state in which a plurality of golf balls 31 are accommodated in the pocket portion 21. Since the pocket portion 21 is formed of a flexible mesh material, the pocket portion 21 is deformed so as to conform to the outer shape of the handle 4 and to match the outer shape of the golf ball 31. Is located on the outermost side. At this time, the lower end portion of the side edge 25 on the front end side of the pocket portion 21 is not fixed to the bag body 2 and can be deformed or moved. Therefore, even when trying to store more golf balls 31 The entire pocket portion 21 is in a swollen state and can hold the balls 31. In addition, by fixing both sides of the pocket portion 21 to the bag body, the opening portion 28 of the pocket portion 21 is arranged in a state of expanding substantially in parallel with the mouth frame 16, and the golf ball 31 can be taken in and out. Is very easy.

  Since the front surface portion 27 and the back surface portion are formed of a mesh material excluding the frame portion, the pocket portion 21 can easily identify small items stored in the pocket portion 21 from the outside and only necessary ones. Can be taken out. Further, even when wet balls are stored, these can be quickly dried, and at the same time, the pocket portion 21 itself is also quickly dried, so that mold and the like are not easily generated and a clean state is maintained. It is.

  FIG. 4 schematically shows the state of the caddy bag 1 loaded on the golf cart with both sides sandwiched between other caddy bags. The caddy bag 1 is lined up on the loading platform of the golf cart together with the other three caddy bags 33 with the front surface of the main body 2 facing obliquely upward. As is apparent from FIG. 4, it is difficult to take in and out small items from the storage portion provided on the back of the main body of the caddy bag 1. In addition, since the storage unit 6 is located lower than the hand of the golfer, when putting in or out necessary accessories such as golf balls, the waist 6 is bent and the necessary items are searched with almost fumbling. Therefore, it takes time to take out and store necessary accessories such as golf balls.

  On the other hand, the pocket portion 21 of the caddy bag 1 in FIG. 4 is positioned outside the handle 4 at the upper front of the back, so that the side of the mouth frame 16 or the side of the main body portion 2 of the caddy bag 1 By extending the hand, it is possible to easily take out the small items accommodated in a state where the inside can be visually recognized without bending the waist. In addition, when the cover is attached to the entire caddy bags 1 and 33 during rain, it becomes more difficult to take out small items from the storage portion 6, but the pocket portion 21 is necessary only by slightly shifting the cover. Can be taken out.

  Since the pocket portion 21 of the present embodiment is pulled out and used when the caddy bag 1 is mounted on the golf cart, the surface portion 27 of the pocket portion 21 faces obliquely upward. For this reason, even if it is a case where a movement is continued while the golf ball 31 is accommodated in the state which the opening part 28 opened, there is no possibility that the golf ball 31 will fall.

  When the play is finished and the pocket portion 21 and the small items therein are no longer used, the eggplant 29 can be removed from the annular portion 18 and can be accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion 11 while the small items are accommodated. . Since the edge portion 14 of the pocket accommodating portion 11 is formed of a stretchable material, the pocket portion 21 is accommodated through the opening portion 12 while the golf ball 31 or the like is contained therein. If the pocket part 21 is accommodated, the caddy bag 1 will be in the state in which the handle 4 appeared as shown in FIG. 1, and can carry it easily.

  The caddy bag 1 in the present embodiment is provided with a pocket portion 21 made of a mesh material at the upper front portion. When the caddy bag 1 is mounted on a golf cart, the pocket portion 21 can be taken out from the pocket housing portion 11 and placed on the handle 4 and can accommodate many golf balls 31 and the like easily. It is. The side portion of the pocket portion 21 is firmly fixed to the inside of the pocket accommodating portion 11 and can be easily accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion 11 when not in use.

(2nd Example) The structure of the pocket part 42 of the caddy bag 41 of a present Example is shown in FIG. The pocket portion 42 includes a lid portion 46 that covers an upper portion of the surface portion 44 formed of a mesh material. Among the configurations of the caddy bag 41 of the present embodiment, the same components as those of the first embodiment are assigned the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.

  A female portion of the magnet button 48 is attached to the center of the lid portion 46, and the lid portion 46 is closed by engaging with the male portion of the magnet button 48 attached to the surface portion 44.

  The pocket portion 42 of the present embodiment can be opened and closed with one hand by the magnet button 48, and the opening and closing operation can be performed more easily. It should be noted that a hook-and-loop fastener can be used in place of the magnet button 48 as the opening / closing means of the lid portion 46 in this embodiment.

(3rd Example) The structure of the pocket part 52 of the caddy bag 51 of a present Example is shown in FIG. Among the configurations of the caddy bag 51 of the present embodiment, the same components as those of the first embodiment are assigned the same reference numerals and redundant description is omitted. In the pocket portion 52 of the caddy bag 51, a gusset 54 is formed between the front surface portion 53 and the back surface portion, and more small items can be stored. An eyelet 56 is provided at an upper end portion of the pocket portion 52, and a carabiner 57 is connected thereto. The carabiner 57 is connected to the annular portion 18 provided in the bag main body portion 58, and the upper side end portion of the pocket portion 52 is detachably fixed to the annular portion 18.

  An automatic winding means (not shown) is fixed to the bottom of the pocket housing part 59. The automatic winding means includes a winding drum biased by a driving spring, a stopper of the winding drum, and a tape that is normally wound around the winding drum. The lower part of one side of the pocket portion 52 is connected to the tape of the automatic winding means. When taking out the pocket part 52 from the pocket accommodating part 59, the tape wound around the winding drum is pulled out at the same time, and the drive spring is stored at that time. When the pocket 52 is connected and fixed to the bag body 58 via the carabiner 57, a stopper is hung on the drive spring of the take-up drum. When the pocket part 52 is accommodated in the pocket accommodating part 59, the stopper is removed, and the drive spring of the take-up drum can automatically take up the tape drawn out by its stored energy. By winding the tape, the pocket portion 52 is quickly and smoothly accommodated in the pocket storage portion 59.

(4th Example) The structure of the pocket part 62 of the caddy bag 61 of a present Example is shown in FIG. A mirror 66 is attached to the side 64 on the distal end side of the pocket portion 62. In addition to the mirror 66, the pocket portion 62 of the present embodiment can be provided with a tee holder or an accessory case that can store a ball wipe. Since the inside of the pocket accommodating part 11 and the inside of the accommodating part 8 are integrated and share one and the same space, a larger pocket part 62 can be accommodated. However, it is desirable that the width of the pocket portion 62 does not exceed the width of the main body portion of the caddy bag 61 so as not to spread on the adjacent caddy bag when mounted on a golf cart. About the other structure of the caddy bag 61 of a present Example, it is the same as that of 1st Example, The same code | symbol is provided and duplication description is omitted.

(5th Example) The structure of the pocket part 72 of the caddy bag 71 of a present Example is shown in FIG. The pocket part 72 is made of transparent vinyl. A through hole 74 is provided in the upper end portion of the side edge 73 on the distal end side of the pocket portion 72. On the other hand, a ring-shaped portion 76 fixed to the lower part of the mouth frame of the bag body 2 is connected and fixed to an eggplant 77. By connecting the eggplant 77 to the through hole 74, the upper end on the side 73 side of the pocket portion 72 is detachably fixed to the bag body 2.

  An opening 78 is formed by sewing a slide fastener at a position of about ¼ height from the upper side of the pocket portion 72 (a position between the center and the upper side). Thus, the opening 78 of the present embodiment is formed at a position closer to the center of the pocket portion 72 than the other embodiments. However, since the pocket portion 72 of this embodiment is used in a state where the caddy bag 71 is mounted on the golf cart, the opening portion follows the direction of the bag body 2 that is obliquely fixed on the golf cart. 78 will be in the state of facing upward. When the opening 78 is performed in this state, there is no fear that the contents will fall from the pocket portion 72.

  As mentioned above, although the specific example of this invention was described in detail in the Example, these are only illustrations and do not limit a claim. The technology described in the claims includes various modifications and changes of the specific examples illustrated above. For example, in the embodiment, as a means for connecting the pocket portion to the bag body, a connecting tool such as an eggplant or a carabiner is shown, but a female snap of a snap button can be applied as a fixing means provided in the pocket portion. . This female snap can be engaged with a male snap attached to the lower part of the mouth frame of the bag body. It is also possible to provide an annular portion on the bag main body side for connecting and fixing the upper end portion on the front end side of the pocket portion on the same side as the pocket accommodating portion with respect to the handle. In this case, the capacity of the pocket part may be slightly reduced, but since the handle is not covered by the pocket part, the caddy bag can be held for a short time by holding the handle and leaving it outside without accommodating the pocket part. It can be moved.

  Further, the size and arrangement of the accommodating portion provided on the side of the bag can be appropriately changed according to the size of the pocket portion and the arrangement thereof. For example, in the embodiment, a configuration has been disclosed in which a pocket housing portion is provided on the left side of the bag side surface, and the pocket portion is pulled out to the right side, but the pocket housing portion is provided on the right side of the bag side surface, It is also possible to take a configuration in which the part is pulled out to the left side. An opening / closing means for a slide fastener or a hook-and-loop fastener can be provided at the opening of the pocket housing portion.

It is a front view of the caddy bag 1 of the state which accommodated the pocket part 21 of 1st Example. It is a front view of the caddy bag 1 of the state which pulled out the pocket part 21 of 1st Example. It is the elements on larger scale which show typically the state where golf ball 31 was stored in pocket part 21 of caddy bag 1 of the 1st example. It is a figure which shows typically the state which mounted the caddy bag 1 of 1st Example with the other caddy bag 33 in the golf cart. It is the elements on larger scale of the caddy bag 41 of the state which pulled out the pocket part 42 of 2nd Example. It is the elements on larger scale of the caddy bag 51 of the state which pulled out the pocket part 52 of 3rd Example. It is the elements on larger scale of the caddy bag 61 of the state which pulled out the pocket part 62 of 4th Example. It is the elements on larger scale of the caddy bag 71 of the state which pulled out the pocket part 72 of 5th Example. 1 is a diagram schematically showing a state in which a plurality of caddy bags are loaded on a golf cart 101. FIG.

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1,33,41,51,61,71 Caddy bag 2,58 Bag body 4 Handle 6, 8, 10 Storage part 9 Slide fastener 12 Opening part 11, 59 Pocket storage part 12 Opening part 14 of pocket storage part Pocket storage part Edge part 16 mouth frame 18 annular part 21, 42, 52, 62, 72 pocket part 22 upper part 23 of pocket part lower part 25, 64 side part 27 of pocket part surface part 28, 78 of pocket part Openings 29, 77 Naskan 31 Golf ball 46 Lid 48 Magnet button 54 Machi 56 Eyelet 57 Carabiner 62 Mirror 101 Golf cart

Claims (7)

A bag body that is formed in a cylindrical shape and has a pocket accommodating portion at the top;
A pocket portion that is accommodated in a state in which at least a part of one end portion is fixed to the pocket accommodating portion, is pulled out during use, and a fixing means provided on an upper portion of the other end portion is fixed to the bag body,
A caddy bag characterized by comprising. It has a handle attached to the front upper part of the bag body,
The caddy bag according to claim 1, wherein the pocket portion taken out from the pocket housing portion is fixed to the bag body in a state where the pocket portion is disposed so as to cover the outside of the handle.   The caddy bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein one end portion of the pocket portion is sewn and fixed in the vicinity of the opening portion on the bag body side inside the pocket housing portion. One end of the pocket is connected to a tape of automatic winding means fixed to the pocket housing,
The caddy bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the pocket portion can be automatically accommodated in the pocket accommodating portion by the automatic winding means.   The caddy bag according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein at least a part of the pocket portion is formed of a mesh material that allows the inside to be visually confirmed.   The pocket portion includes a back surface portion in contact with the bag body and a surface portion facing the back surface portion, and the opening is formed at the center of the surface portion or above the center. Item 6. The caddy bag according to items 1 to 5. The opening of the pocket housing part is extended in the vertical direction along the side surface of the bag body,
The edges on both sides of the opening are formed of a material rich in elasticity,
The caddy bag according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the opening is normally closed by edges on both sides.

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