JP2019013369A - Caddie bag - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a caddie bag in which taking a club case in and out for a bag body is easy and there is no risk of the club case being inclined and a club escaping when taking the club case in and out, and which can flexibly cope with various club cases with different shapes and sizes, and does not cause any trouble even in taking a club case with a stand in and out.SOLUTION: A caddie bag 1 includes a bag body 10, a club case 30 capable of storing a plurality of clubs, and a cap-shaped cover 40 for covering the opened upper surface of the bag body 10. The bag body 10 includes a club storage part 11 capable of storing a plurality of clubs and a club case storage part 12 provided adjacent to the club storage part 11, which is capable of storing the club case 30. The front surface of the club case storage part 12 is open, and the open part 13 of the front surface is closed by a case cover 14 attached openably and closably to the bag body 10.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a caddy bag for storing and transporting several other golf clubs.

  In recent years, self play (no caddy) round play is increasing in golf courses due to a lack of caddies. Along with this, when the player shots away from the cart loaded with caddy bags, or when approaching around the green, a small size prepared in advance to select the best club from multiple clubs The bag is used to accommodate and carry multiple clubs that may be used. This small bag generally has a stand and is called a club case, a self club case, a self stand bag, a half stand bag, or the like. Hereinafter, the small bag is referred to as a “club case”.

  Players using the club case must bring the club case to the golf course separately from the caddy bag. However, in the case of a player who goes to the golf course by using a means of transportation other than a private car, the amount of baggage increases by the amount of the club case, and the load during movement increases significantly. In the case of a player who goes to a golf course with a private car, it is necessary to secure a space for accommodating a club case in addition to a caddy bag in the trunk. In particular, when a plurality of players are on the same vehicle, it may be difficult to accommodate the club cases of all the players in the trunk if each player brings a club case.

  In view of the above problems, a caddy bag that can accommodate a club case therein has been proposed recently (see, for example, Patent Document 1). According to this caddy bag, since the quantity and bulk of the luggage do not increase, all the above problems are solved. In this caddy bag, a compartment for housing a club case is provided adjacent to a compartment for housing a plurality of clubs. During play, the player inserts and removes the club case from the open portion of the upper surface as necessary with respect to the caddy bag. The player puts a plurality of desired clubs in the club case, takes out the plurality of clubs together with the club case, and carries them.

JP 2015-19774 A

However, in the caddy bag described above, since the club case is inserted and removed from the open part on the upper surface, it takes labor, especially when the club case is tilted during insertion and removal, the club in the club case may escape from the club case. There is.
In addition, since a typical club case has a stand, there is a risk that when the club case is inserted or removed, the stand may be caught by an open portion on the upper surface of the caddy bag, thereby hindering the work. In addition, since the compartment for housing the club case is fixed in form and capacity, it cannot be used for various club cases with different shapes and sizes, and there are restrictions on the design when manufacturing the club case. There is a problem of receiving.
In addition, the stand changes from a squeezed state to an open state by a switch operation, but if the switch is inadvertently pressed when the club case is housed in the caddy bag, the stand expands inside the caddy bag. In addition to the club case not being stably held in the caddy bag, there is a possibility that the club case may be pulled out.

  The present invention has been made paying attention to the above-described problems, and it is easy to put in and out the club case with respect to the bag body, there is no risk that the club case may be inclined during the work, and the shape and It is an object of the present invention to provide a caddy bag that can flexibly cope with various club cases having different sizes and does not cause any trouble in taking in and out even with a stand.

  The caddy bag according to the present invention includes a bag body, a club case capable of accommodating a plurality of clubs, and a cap-shaped cover that covers the opened upper surface of the bag body. The bag body includes a club housing portion capable of housing a plurality of clubs, and a club case housing portion provided adjacent to the club housing portion and capable of housing the club case. . The club case housing portion has a front surface opened, and an open portion of the front surface is closed by a case cover attached to the bag body so as to be freely opened and closed.

When transporting a caddy bag having the above-described configuration, a large number of clubs are accommodated in the club accommodating portion of the bag body, and a club case is accommodated in the club case accommodating portion, and the front surface of the club case accommodating portion is closed by the case cover. The cover is put on the open part of the upper surface of the bag body. In this case, a plurality of clubs may be stored in advance in the club case. In this state, since the club case is housed in the caddy bag, it is not necessary to carry the club case separately from the caddy bag.
During play, the player opens the case cover as necessary, and removes the club case from the club case housing portion of the bag body and carries it. In this case, a specific club (for example, a club for approach shots) may be always placed in the club case, or a desired club may be extracted from the bag body and placed in the club case each time. .
Since the club case is inserted into and removed from the front case opening part, it is easier to work in and out than the upper side opening part, and there is a risk that the club case will tilt and the club will escape. Absent.

  A caddy bag according to another aspect of the present invention includes a bag body and a cap-shaped cover that covers the opened upper surface of the bag body. The bag body can accommodate a club housing portion capable of housing a plurality of clubs, and a club case provided adjacent to the club housing portion and capable of housing a plurality of clubs. And a club case housing. The club case housing portion has a front surface opened, and an open portion of the front surface is closed by a case cover attached to the bag body so as to be freely opened and closed.

  In the case of the caddy bag having the above-described configuration, a club case is not included as a configuration, and thus a separately obtained club case is used by being taken in and out of the club case housing portion of the bag body. In this case, even if there is a variation in the shape and size of the club case, the open portion on the front surface of the club case housing portion is closed by the case cover, so that the variation can be dealt with. The club case is used in the same manner as described above, and a description thereof is omitted here.

  In a preferred embodiment, the case cover has one side edge provided in series on the outer wall of the back body, and the other side edge is detachably fixed on the outer wall of the bag body.

  According to the above embodiment, the front surface of the club case housing part is opened by removing the side edge of the case cover from the outer wall of the bag body, so that the club case can be taken out from the club case housing part. When storing the club case, the club case is received from the front in the club case storage part, and the front of the stored club case is covered with the case cover, and then the side edge of the case cover is fixed on the outer wall of the bag body. Fix it. Various means such as a hook-and-loop fastener can be adopted as means for fixing the side edge of the case cover to the outer wall of the bag body.

  In a preferred embodiment, the club case housing portion includes a belt for fixing the club case to an open portion of the front surface.

  According to the above embodiment, after the club case is accommodated in the club case accommodating portion, the club case is fixed by the belt. Since the club case is restrained by the club case housing portion of the bag body by this belt, there is no possibility that the club case pushes the case cover open during transportation or the like and jumps forward. When removing the club case from the club case housing portion, the club case can be easily removed forward by removing the belt and releasing the restraint state.

  According to the present invention, it is easy to insert and remove the club case with respect to the bag body, and there is no possibility that the club case is inclined and the club is escaped during the operation. Furthermore, it can flexibly cope with various club cases having different shapes and sizes. Moreover, even if the club case has a stand, there is no possibility that it will cause any trouble in taking in and out.

It is a disassembled perspective view of the caddy bag which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is the perspective view which looked at the caddy bag from the front side. It is the perspective view which looked at the caddy bag from the back side. It is a perspective view of a bag body in the state where a club case was stored in a bag body. It is a top view of the bag main body of the state in which the club case was accommodated in the bag main body. It is a perspective view of a bag body in a state where a club case housing portion is closed by a case cover. It is a top view of the bag main body of a state where the club case accommodating part was closed by the case cover.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the caddy bag 1 includes a bag body 10, a club case 30 having a size capable of accommodating a plurality of clubs and having an upper surface opened, and an opening of the bag body 10. And a cap-like cover 40 that covers the upper surface of the club and covers the head portion of the club.
The caddy bag 1 may include a club case 30 as a sales target, or may not include the club case 30 as a sales target.

  The bag body 10 has a club housing portion 11 having a size capable of housing a plurality of clubs, and a club case having a size capable of housing a club case 30 provided adjacent to the club housing portion 11. And an accommodating portion 12. The front surface of the club case housing portion 12 is open, and the open portion 13 on the front surface is closed by a case cover 14 that is attached to the bag body 10 so as to be freely opened and closed. The caddy bag 1 has a side on which the club case housing portion 12 is provided as a front side, a side opposite to the front side as a back side, and a side between the back side and the front side.

  The bag body 10 has an open upper surface, and the shape of the open portion in plan view is circular or elliptical. The bag body 10 has an outer wall 15 whose front side is open, and a lower end of the outer wall 15 is closed by a bottom 16. The outer wall 15 is obtained by covering the outer surface of a synthetic resin body such as a plastic material with a cushioning material or cloth (not shown). A plurality of zippered storage pockets 17 are provided on the back side and the side of the outer wall 15, and a handle 18 and a shoulder belt 19 are attached to the back side of the outer wall 15. A desired storage space is secured in the bag body 10 by adjusting the volume of the storage pocket 17 on the side surface side.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the opening portion of the upper surface of the bag body 10 is partitioned by a partition member 20. The partition member 20 includes first partition members 20A and 20B that partition the club housing portion 11 and the club case housing portion 12, and second partition members 20C to 20G that partition the interior of the club housing portion 11 vertically and horizontally. The first partition members 20A and 20B extend from the upper end of the bag body 10 to the bottom portion 16, and are continuous with the outer wall 15 at the first end portion 15a and the second end portion 15b. The second partition members 20 </ b> C to 20 </ b> G are disposed and fixed at the upper end portion of the bag body 10. The club accommodating portion 11 is constituted by a space surrounded by the outer wall 15, the first partition members 20 </ b> A and 20 </ b> B, and the bottom portion 16. The club case housing portion 12 is configured by a space surrounded by the first partition members 20 </ b> A and 20 </ b> B, the case cover 14, and the bottom portion 16.

  The club case housing portion 12 includes a belt 21 for fixing the club case 30 to the open portion 13 on the front surface. The base end of the belt 21 is attached to the first end 15 a side of the outer wall 15, and the distal end is detachably fixed to the second end 15 b side of the outer wall 15. A hook-and-loop fastener 22A is provided on the outer wall 15 along the second end 15b, and a hook-and-loop fastener 22B provided inside the front end of the belt 21 meshes with the hook-and-loop fastener 22A.

  In the present embodiment, the belt 21 is provided at two locations in the vertical direction, but may be provided at one location in the center or upper end portion of the open portion 13 in the vertical direction, or may be provided at three or more locations at appropriate locations. Further, the means for fixing and fixing the belt 21 is not limited to the hook-and-loop fasteners 22A and 22B, but may be a button, a hook or the like, and any means can be used as long as the belt 21 is detachably fixed on the outer wall 15. May be. Further, the belt 21 is constituted by two strips, the base end of the first strip is attached to the first end 15a side of the outer wall 15, and the base end of the second strip is attached to the outer wall 15. It may be attached to the second end portion 15b side, and the leading end portion of the first strip-shaped piece and the leading end portion of the second strip-shaped piece may be connected via a buckle. In this case, the buckle can adjust the length of the belt 21.

  The case cover 14 is located outside the belt 21 and has a long strip shape in the vertical direction. One side edge 14a is provided in series with the outer wall 15 on the first end 15a side, and the other side. The edge 14b is detachably fixed on the outer wall 15 on the second end 15b side. A hook-and-loop fastener 22C provided inside the other side edge of the case cover 14 meshes with the hook-and-loop fastener 22A provided along the second end 15b on the outer wall 15. Further, a hook-and-loop fastener 22D is also provided on the outer surface of the bottom portion 16, and the hook-and-loop fastener 22E provided inside the lower end edge of the case cover 14 reaching the bottom portion 16 meshes with the hook-and-loop fastener 22D. In the present embodiment, the hook-and-loop fastener 22A to which the front end portion of the belt 21 is fixed also serves as the hook-and-loop fastener 22A to which the side edge 14b of the case cover 14 is fixed, but the side edge 14b of the case cover 14 is The hook-and-loop fastener to be fixed may be provided separately from the hook-and-loop fastener to which the tip of the belt 21 is fixed.

  In addition, although the raw material of the case cover 14 consists of cloth, a raw material is not limited, The plastic sheet which has flexibility may be sufficient. The case cover 14 preferably has the same material and design as the outer wall 15, the fabric, and the storage pocket 17. The means for fixing the case cover 14 is not limited to the hook-and-loop fasteners 22A, 22C, 22D, and 22E, but may be buttons, hooks, and the like, as long as the case cover 14 is detachably fixed on the outer wall 15. Any means may be used.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the club case 30 has a bottomed case body 31 that is open at the top and can accommodate a plurality of clubs, a handle 32 for hand-holding, and 2 for allowing the case body 31 to stand by itself. And a stand 33 having a book leg. The hand-held handle 32 protrudes to the side surface of the case body 31 and is provided near the opening on the upper surface. The stand 33 includes two legs 33a and a known opening / closing mechanism (not shown) having springs and stoppers for opening and closing the two legs, and operates the opening / closing mechanism at the lower end of the case body 31. A switch 33b is provided. By pressing the switch 33b against the ground, the opening / closing mechanism operates to open the two legs 33a, and the legs 33a support the case main body 31 to make the case main body 31 stand on the ground.

  In order to carry the club case 30 together with the caddy bag 1 configured as described above, the club case 30 is accommodated in the club case accommodating portion 12 of the bag body 10. As shown in FIG. 1, the case cover 14 of the bag body 10 is opened to open the front surface of the club case housing portion 12, and then, as shown in FIGS. Is placed in the club case housing portion 12, and the club case 30 is fixed by the belt 21. Then, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the case cover 14 is placed on the belt 21 to cover the open portion 13 of the club case housing portion 12. 6 and 7, the handle 32 of the club case 30 is hooked on the upper end of the case cover 14 so that the club case 30 can be easily taken out from the bag body 10. Next, the cover 40 is put on the upper end portion of the bag body 10. Note that the caddy bag 1 may be used without the cover 40 depending on the preference of the player. Further, the caddy bag 1 may be used by housing the club directly in the club case housing portion 12 without housing the club case 30 in the caddy bag 1.

  According to the above-described embodiment, the operation of inserting and removing the club case 30 with respect to the bag body 10 is easy, and there is no possibility that the club case 30 tilts during the operation and the club escapes. Furthermore, it can respond flexibly to various club cases 30 having different shapes and sizes. Further, even if the club case 30 is provided with a stand, there is no possibility of causing any trouble in taking in and out.

  As mentioned above, although one Embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment, A various change is possible unless it deviates from the meaning of this invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Caddy bag 10 Bag main body 11 Club accommodating part 12 Club case accommodating part 13 Opening part 14 Case cover 15 Outer wall 15a 1st edge part 15b 2nd edge part 16 Bottom part 20 (20A-20G) Partition member 21 Belt 30 Club case 40 cover

Claims (4)

A bag body, a club case capable of accommodating a plurality of clubs, and a cap-like cover that covers the opened upper surface of the bag body;
The bag body includes a club housing portion capable of housing a plurality of clubs, and a club case housing portion provided adjacent to the club housing portion and capable of housing the club case,
The club case housing part is a caddy bag in which a front surface is opened and an open part of the front surface is closed by a case cover attached to the bag body so as to be freely opened and closed. A caddy bag comprising a bag body and a cap-like cover that covers the opened upper surface of the bag body,
The bag body can accommodate a club housing portion capable of housing a plurality of clubs, and a club case provided adjacent to the club housing portion and capable of housing a plurality of clubs. And a club case housing
The club case housing part is a caddy bag in which a front surface is opened and an open part of the front surface is closed by a case cover attached to the bag body so as to be freely opened and closed.   3. The case cover according to claim 1, wherein one side edge of the case cover is provided in series on the outer wall of the back body, and the other side edge is detachably fixed on the outer wall of the bag body. Caddy bag. 3. The caddy bag according to claim 1, wherein the club case housing portion includes a belt for fixing the club case to an open portion of the front surface.