JP2013188451A - Throwing equipment - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide throwing equipment which can be effectively utilized for a novel and interesting game and others.SOLUTION: Throwing equipment includes a grip part 1, a shaft part 2, and a throwing object receiving part 7. The length of the shaft part 2 can be adjusted.

Description

  The present invention relates to a throwing tool.

  There are various kinds of throwing tools since the old days.

Humans left their home country of Africa 60,000 years ago and stepped into a new land. The ancestors who left Africa devised a throwing tool (Woomera) to capture and capture small animals from a distance, and used it for battle to expand the power widely in the world. From 14,000 years ago, ancestors came to the Americas. As a thing of that time, a throwing tool called an attractor boasting a long flight distance has been discovered.
However, this throwing tool was used in the tournament, but it still lacks a playful element, and in reality the provision of a throwing tool as a modern version is desired.

  The present invention is intended to solve such problems, and an object thereof is to provide a throwing tool that can be effectively used for new and interesting games and other purposes.

In order to achieve the above object, the invention according to claim 1 is a throwing tool having a grip portion, a handle portion, and a throwing object receiving portion, and the handle portion is adjustable in length. It is characterized by being.
The invention described in claim 2 is a throwing tool having a gripping part, a handle part, and a throwing object catching part, and the throwing thing catching part can be replaced with one adapted to various throwing objects. It is characterized by.

  As described above, the present invention is a throwing tool having a gripping part, a handle part, and a throwing object receiving part, and the handle part is characterized in that the length is adjustable, which is novel and interesting. It is possible to provide a throwing tool that can be used effectively for play or other purposes.

  The plane schematic diagram which shows the mode of the anchorage field which is one Embodiment of this invention.   The side view which shows an expansion-contraction type throwing tool.   The side view which shows the throwing tool of FIG. 3 in an extended state.   The side view which shows a mode that the coating | cover protection of the front-end | tip part of a throwing tool was carried out.   The side view which shows other embodiment.   The VI-VI line expanded sectional view of FIG.   The side view which shows other embodiment.   The side view which shows other embodiment.   The side view which shows other embodiment.   The side view which shows other embodiment.   The perspective view which shows other embodiment.   The perspective view which shows other embodiment.   The front view which shows other embodiment.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described.
Each plan described in each embodiment can be applied to other embodiments.
FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing an example of a throwing field that can be played or played using the throwing tool A of FIG. A throwing tool A in FIG. 2 is a tool for throwing a throwing object B, which is an arrow, and has a gripping part 1, a handle part 2, and a throwing object receiving part 7 at the tip. The handle part 2 is a round pipe. The first pipe 4 on the main body side having a diameter of 2 to 3 cm and the second pipe 5 on the thin side that is inserted into the pipe 4 and can be taken in and out (expandable). The fastening tool 6 can be locked under an appropriate length.

  7 is a throwing object catching portion, which is a portion extending in the shape of a fishhook from the catching base material 8 inserted into the second pipe 5, and the tip of the throwing thing catching portion 7 is directed in the direction of the handle portion 2, A concave hole formed at the tail end of the thrown object B is detachably suspended. 9 is a halfway receiving portion, which is provided in a semicircular shape on the base projecting from the handle portion 2, and can catch the throwing object B without having to pick it with a finger so that it can be thrown under stability. Is. Although the thrown object B is sharp, it may be flat or round in order to avoid danger, or a cushion material as shown in FIG. 5 or a rubber core may be fitted. Reference numeral 10 is a tail blade portion for stabilizing the flight direction.

  The anchoring tool A is used in a mode in which the second pipe 5 is shortened and locked as shown in FIG. At that time, the anchoring tool A is set so that the tail concave hole is hooked into the thrown-in object receiving part 7 and the middle is received in the midway receiving part 9, and the gripping part 1 is clamped and tightened in this state. If the throwing tool A is lifted backward and then swung forward, the throwing object B will fly away.

As shown in the right column of FIG. 2, the thrown object B may be a ball such as a golf ball or a tennis ball. In this case, the catching base 8 is a bowl-like base 12 having a hole shape and a hole. Can be replaced. The ball retaining base 12 may be a trifurcated or quadruple shaped as shown in the lower column. As shown in the upper right column, the thrown object B has a spherical shape like a weight, and it is rescued by connecting the tip of the floating rescue rope 13 and throwing it at a river or the sea. May be used to
Further, as shown in the lower right column, the thrown-in item B may be promoted by purging it as a porous material (purification promoting material) 14 such as pottery or charcoal on a river, a lake, the sea, or the like. Further, the thrown object B may be a spherical shape such as a dish 15 or a capsicum for killing harmful animals, or a rectangular solid shape. The anchoring tool A may ensure safety by an anchor 16 connected between the base portion and the ground. The anchor 16 may be made of rubber or may have a weight at the lower end instead of mooring to the ground.

  On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 3, the throwing tool A has a long handle portion 2 as a result of extending the second pipe 5 and locking it with the fastening tool 6, thereby increasing the flight length. Can do. In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, it is safe and can protect an instrument also at the time of carrying by covering the front-end | tip part containing the receiving base material 8 and the 2nd pipe 5 with the covering protection cover 17 for safety. It becomes like this. Further, the second pipe 5 may be a solid rod, and in this case, the retaining base 8 may be integrated or separated.

  Using such a throwing tool A, a play or competition is performed at a throwing field C shown in FIG. In the example shown in the figure, the anchorage site C is a sub-stage in which a semi-circular creation site is placed in front of the main stage 21 in front of the main stage 21 with a safe place where people cannot pass, such as hills and hills. 22 is added to form the whole. A front guard 23 having a height of several meters along the boundary line between the main stage 21 and the background 20 is constructed by pile driving, and side guards 24 along the left and right lines of the main stage 21 are also sub-stage 22. A rear guard 25 is provided along the rear line. These guards 23, 24, 25 form a closed safety enclosure as a whole.

  Reference numeral 26 denotes an entrance door, and reference numeral 27 denotes a refuge house. On the arc of the main stage 21 in front, safety throwing guards 28 are arranged on the arc of the front stage 21 so as to prevent the thrown object B from reaching. The guard 28 is firmly erected via a frame 29 including a plurality of posts, and is further strongly pulled by a pulling rope 30 so as not to fall down due to a strong wind such as a typhoon or a tornado. In addition, the inside of the guard 28 is a throwing room 31 and, as shown in the left column of FIG. 1, the flying angle of the throwing object B is restricted so that it does not fly obliquely in the horizontal direction, and in rainy weather or when the sun is tight. It has a role to make it possible to play. As shown in the right column of FIG. 1, the guard 28 may be formed so as to be slightly wider forward. Moreover, although the guard 28 is arrange | positioned on the circular arc line, you may arrange | position on the straight line.

  Further, safety guards 32 as shown in a perspective view on the left side of FIG. 1 are provided on both sides slightly forward of each cover 28 so that the throwing object B will drop in a dangerous direction. It has become. 33 is a stake, and a guide rail 34 is stretched along the front of the main stage 21, and by providing a pseudo prey 35 that can advance and retreat along the rail 34, throwing games and competitions aiming at the prey 35 can be performed. It can be done. The prey 35 can be made plural or exchangeable. The throwing field C made up of these can be built on golf courses and open spaces including a practice field, and on the beach. For example, a high partition may be erected in the middle of the circular main stage 21 and thrown on two front and rear surfaces. The main stage 21 may have a rectangular shape including a square, an ellipse (including a semi-ellipse), a polygonal shape, or the like.

  FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, which is a sectional view taken along the line VI-VI, show another embodiment, which is a flat egg shape (oval or ellipse) in which the handle 2 is crushed in the width direction instead of a round shape. As a result, it is possible to reduce the air resistance when swinging forward, and to swing the handle portion 2 straight. In addition, a plurality (or one) of rolling balls 38, which are metal balls, are placed in the handle portion 2, and the rolling balls 38 are moved in the direction of the tip of the handle portion 2 by swinging. The handle part 2 can be moved backward by moving the handle part 2 and the handle part 2 can be shaken straight. At the same time, it does not become rotational energy as much as it is swung. The throwing object B can be shaken out with a stable force. 39 is a cushioning material, and 40 is a safety cushion material.

FIG. 7 shows another embodiment. In this embodiment, energy is stored when the handle portion 2 of the throwing tool A is made of a rubber material having an elliptical cross section as shown in the lower column and is swung forward. By making the energy work as a throwing force, it can be thrown farther. The handle portion 2 is provided with a bent portion 2a in part, but may be linear. In addition, if the retention base material 8 at the tip also serves as a weight, more energy can be stored. Reference numeral 41 denotes a weight, which may be added in this way.
Although the same applies to other embodiments, the tail end of the thrown object B (or the thrown object receiving part 7 side) is attached with a magnet 42 that is attracted to the other side, and thrown until it moves to throwing. The object B may be stabilized.
In addition, as shown in the lower column of the figure, a mounting tool with a thick rod-shaped weight 41 may be attached to the tip back portion of the throwing tool A so that the position thereof can be adjusted.
Furthermore, in the same embodiment, the entire length of the handle portion 2 of the throwing tool A is made of rubber, but a part of the gripping portion 1 side may be a normal pipe and only the tip side may be made of rubber.

  FIG. 8 shows another embodiment. In this embodiment, the throwing tool A is used as a fishing rod 44 with a hoisting reel 43. The fishing rod 44 is provided with a midway receiving portion 9, and a sheave 46 for guiding a line 45 from the reel 43 to the tip of the fishing rod 44 and the retaining base 8 Is attached, and the tip of the line 45 is tied to the tail end of the thrown object B, so that throwing is possible. In particular, the thrown object B after throwing can be rewound by the reel 43. You can enjoy playing or playing just by preparing a book throwing object B. Further, since the line 45 from the thrown object B can be pulled by the reel 43, the thrown object B before being thrown can be stabilized.

  FIG. 9 shows another embodiment. In this embodiment, the throwing tool A is a stick for rehabilitation, general use, etc. The stick has a long body pipe 49 and a short auxiliary pipe 50 screw-locked 51. Although the length can be adjusted, the throwing object B is put in the main body pipe 49 so as to be portable, and the portion of the auxiliary pipe 50 is used as a gripping portion. An anchor receiving part 53 projects from one end of the head 52, and a midway receiving part 54 projects from the body pipe 49. Then, the throwing object 8 is received by the throwing object receiving portion 53 and swung forward so that the throwing object 8 can be thrown. The auxiliary pipe 50 can be lengthened by adjusting the length, and the anchoring length can be lengthened.

  FIG. 10 shows another embodiment. In this embodiment, the throwing tool A is a golf putter (offset type), the shaft of the putter is a handle portion 58, a grip is a grip portion 59, and one end of the head 60 is shown. The projecting object receiving portion 61 is provided to project the projecting object B. 62 is a receiving base.

FIG. 11 shows another embodiment, in which the handle portion 67 having the grip portion 66 is slender and has a streamline cross section with low air resistance. 68 is a thrown-in receiving part, and 69 is an intermediate receiving part.
In the embodiment of FIG. 12, a pair of throwing tools A having such a slender handle 67 is separated and integrated into a single throwing tool A. Of course, the throwing tool A may be three or more.

  FIG. 13 shows another embodiment. In the embodiment, a set cover 73 (or the bottom 72 side) of one carrying case 74 having a bottom 72 and a set cover 73 that can be opened and closed to the bottom 72 has notched set holes a. A set plate 75 is attached, and the throwing tool A and a plurality of throwing objects B are set through these plates 75 so as to be portable.

  A ... Throwing tool B ... Throwing thing 1 ... Grasping part 2 ... Pattern part 7 ... Throwing thing receiving part.

Claims (1)

  A throwing tool having a grip portion, a handle portion, and a throwing object receiving portion, wherein the handle portion is adjustable in length.

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