JP3049417U - Wearing protective gear for rugby practice - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide wearable protective equipment for rugby practice that is excellent in safety, can be worn easily and quickly, and is convenient for use. SOLUTION: A vest-shaped upper body protection block 10;
The block 10 is provided with a pair of thigh protection blocks 28 connected thereto, which are toughened and sewn with a flexible outer skin member 11 for opening 12, shoulder block 13,
A thoracoabdominal block 14, a back block 15, both thoracic blocks 16 and both thigh blocks 29 are formed, and inside each of these blocks, a respective protective pad member 3 is provided.
.. Are accommodated, the both thoracic block 16 and the back block 15 are connected by a stretchable belt 42, and the stretchable belts 43 attached to the thighs are attached to the thigh blocks 29, respectively. Have been.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to wear protective equipment for rugby practice, and more specifically, when practicing tackle or the like of rugby, worn by both players to be worn by each player's shoulders, thorax abdomen, back, thorax, and large. This is related to protective equipment that protects the thighs and other parts that directly collide with the other party.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, as this kind of armor, each ring has an elastic body made of an appropriate thickness of elastic material that can be a buffer in the event of a human body collision in rugby tackle practice, is wrapped in an outer skin, and an appropriate belt can be fastened. And a belt protection unit which can be freely attached to the body torso with the belt, and an elastic body similar to the one built into the body protection unit is enveloped in the outer skin, and the body protection unit is continuously connected to the body protection unit. There is known a structure comprising a ring connected to a lower end of a leg and a leg protection portion adapted to be attached to the left and right leg portions with the belt and a belt capable of being appropriately fastened (for example, the belt). And Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-37649).

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 By the way, the conventional protective equipment for rugby practice described above protects only the torso and legs of the player, and has a certain effect as a protective equipment for the player receiving the tackle in tackle practice. It is not suitable for contact play practice while running with the ball, and protective gear is worn by tightening the belt and the ring on the torso and both left and right legs, respectively. There was a problem that the attaching / detaching operation was troublesome and inconvenient in use.

The present invention has been made in view of such conventional problems, and its purpose is to protect not only the torso and the legs but also the shoulders, the rib cage, and the back to the scapula. By doing so, it is possible to practice contact play while running with a ball other than the tackle.In addition, in use, it is easy to simply wear it from the head without tightening the belt and ring, and quickly Another object of the present invention is to provide wearable protective equipment for practicing rugby that can be worn steadily and is extremely convenient in use.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve this goal, the present invention relates to a part that a player wears when practicing rugby, and that comes into direct contact with the opponent, such as the shoulders, thorax, abdomen, back, both rib cages and thighs. Armor that protects the body, and includes a vest-shaped upper body protection block and both thigh protection blocks, and these blocks are provided with a tough, flexible, and lightweight outer skin member such as canvas, and an opening for the neck. The shoulder blocks, the chest and abdominal blocks, the back blocks, the both thoracic blocks and both thigh blocks are sewn in a bag-like form through respective suturing lines, and the inside of each block is The protective pad members are accommodated in such a manner that the body can be easily and freely moved through the respective suturing lines, and furthermore, both the thorax block and the back block in the upper body protection block. Are connected to each other via a telescopic belt, and at both end edges of each thigh block in the two thigh protection blocks, each thigh with the respective thigh block inserted when worn. The structure is characterized in that both ends of a telescopic belt to be embraced are attached to each other.

[0006]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings and the operation thereof. FIG. 1 is a front view of an example of the protective equipment for rugby practice according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a rear view, FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of FIG. FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 4-4 in FIG. 1, and FIG. 5 is a schematic explanatory view showing a use state. In these figures, the protective device of the present invention is a vest-shaped upper body protection block and both thigh protection. Contains blocks.

The vest-shaped upper body protection block 10 is made of a tough material such as canvas or nylon, and a flexible and lightweight outer skin member 11 is folded in two or two outer and outer skin members 11 are stitched to form a vest shape. Have been. More specifically, the upper body protection block 10 has an opening 12 for protruding the neck and extends from the shoulder to the scapula portion. Both symmetric shoulder blocks 13, chest and abdominal blocks 14, back blocks 15, left and right symmetrics Thoracic block 16. The shoulder blocks 13 are sewn along respective suturing lines 17, the thoracoabdominal blocks 14 are sewn along left and right vertical suturing lines 18, and the thoracic blocks 16 are left and right sewn By being sewn along the line 18 and the lower end suturing line 19, each is formed into a bag shape. 23 and 24, and the uppermost block 21 is divided into two symmetrical blocks by being stitched along a partial vertical stitching line 25 extending from the center upper portion to the opening 12. The partial block 15 is divided into two symmetrical blocks 27 by being sewn along a center suturing line 26 thereof. That.

The two thigh protection blocks 28 are formed in the same manner as the upper body protection block 10 with the same outer cover member 11. More specifically, the thigh protection block 28 has bilateral thigh blocks 29 symmetrical to each other, and the thigh block 29 is sufficient to protect the inner and outer crotch portions. It has a curved surface, and its lower edge is curved so as not to interfere with the knee. The thigh block 29 is sewn along the connecting stitching line 30 to be integrally attached to the left and right lower ends of the upper body protection block 10 and stitched along the left and right vertical stitching lines 31, respectively. Each block is divided into a vertically elongated rectangular block 32 at the center and a vertically elongated deformed block 33 symmetrical to the left and right.

A shoulder protection pad member 34 is housed inside each of the shoulder blocks 13 formed in a bag shape, and a modified pentagon is inside each of the uppermost blocks 21 in the thoracoabdominal block 14. Of the three blocks 22, 23, 24 except for the block 24 out of the three blocks 22, 23, 24, respectively, accommodates a horizontally long rectangular protection pad member 36 inside the two blocks 22, 23. A vertically elongated protective pad member 37 is accommodated inside each of the rib cage blocks 14, and a vertically rectangular protective pad member 38 is accommodated inside each of the two blocks 27 in the back block 15. I have. Furthermore, a vertically long rectangular protection pad member 39 is housed inside the central block 32 of each of the thigh blocks 29, and a vertically long deformation protection pad member 40 is housed inside the left and right deformation blocks 33, respectively. ing.

Each protective pad member typified by the shoulder protective pad member 34 is made of a member having an appropriate thickness that can serve as a buffer when a human body is directly hit, for example, an elastic plate made of a synthetic resin material, a high-density foam. These protective pad members are accommodated in such a manner that the body can be easily and freely moved through the respective suturing lines. Although not shown, each protective pad member may be partially cut to further increase the overall flexibility, freedom of operation, and ease of operation.

The outer edges of the opening 12, both shoulder blocks 13, thorax and abdomen blocks 14, back block 15, both thorax blocks 16 and both thigh blocks 29 are reinforced by sewing narrow band-shaped reinforcing edge members 41. The thoracic block 16 and the back block 15 are connected to each other at a lower portion thereof by a stretchable belt 42 such as a sewn cloth rubber belt. At both ends of the thigh block 29, a telescopic belt 43 such as a band-shaped cloth rubber belt for holding the thigh block 29 on both thighs when worn is provided at the lower portion on the rear side thereof. It is attached with the suture of the part.

As shown in FIG. 5, the armor of the present invention is constructed as described above. Each player practicing rugby wears his / her head from the vest-shaped upper body protection block 10 to the neck, head, and both arms. And both legs are passed through both elastic belts 43 in both thigh protection blocks 28 so that both thigh blocks 29 are hung on both thighs and worn. As with actual play, contact play practice is performed while running with the ball including tackle practice.

[0013]

[Effect of the invention]

 However, according to the present invention, when practicing rugby, the shoulders, the thoracic abdomen, the back, the rib cage, and the thighs, including the scapula, which directly collide with the opponent, are used. The protective pad members for dispersing and buffering the impact of each part are housed in a state where the body can be easily moved and freely movable through each suture line, so that the safety of each part is ensured and each You can practice rugby safely with normal movements without disturbing the movement of the parts.

In addition, when the protective gear of the present invention is worn, the upper and lower parts of the torso protection part are attached to the torso by tightening the respective rings and belts as in the conventional case, and both legs are similarly connected to the respective rings. It is not necessary to attach by tightening to the belt, and it is only necessary to put it on the head and pass both feet through the telescopic belt, so it can be easily, quickly and steadily attached and detached, making it extremely convenient for use It is.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an example of a protective device according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged longitudinal sectional view of a partly omitted line along line 3-3 in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG.

FIG. 5 is a schematic explanatory view showing a use state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Best type upper body protection block 11 Outer skin member 12 Opening 13 Both shoulders block 14 Thoracoabdominal block 15 Back block 16 Both thoracic blocks 17 Suture line 18 Vertical suture line 19 Lower end suture line 20 Horizontal suture line 21, 22, 23 , 24 blocks 25 partial vertical stitching line 26 central vertical stitching line 27 block 28 double thigh protection block 29 double thigh block 30 connecting stitching line 31 vertical stitching line 32 vertical rectangular block 33 vertical deformation block 34 shoulder protection pad Members 35, 36 Thoracoabdominal protection pad member 37 Thorax protection pad member 38, 39, 40 Thigh protection pad member 42, 43 Telescopic belt

Claims (1)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A protective gear worn by a player when practicing rugby to protect a part directly hitting an opponent, such as both shoulders, abdomen, back, both rib cages, and both thighs. It has a vest-shaped upper body protection block and both thigh protection blocks. These blocks have a tough, flexible and lightweight outer skin member such as canvas, and have an opening for the neck, both shoulder blocks, and a chest. The abdominal block, the back block, the both thoracic blocks, and both the thigh blocks are sewn in a bag shape via respective suturing lines, and the body of each of the blocks is sewn through the respective suturing lines. Make it easier
Protective pad members are respectively housed in a freely movable state, and furthermore, both the thoracic block and the back block in the upper body protection block are respectively connected via an elastic belt, and each of the two thigh protection blocks is Racby practice characterized in that both ends of a thigh block are attached to both ends of a stretchable belt for holding each thigh block on each thigh inserted when worn. Wear protective gear.