JP3156320U - Fishing rod case - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a fishing rod case that can be carried with ease and comfortably when the shoulder belt is hung on the shoulder, and can be safely delivered by grasping it when removing it from the shoulder. A case body 11 for storing a fishing rod and the like, and a shoulder belt 12 made of a belt-like body for carrying the fishing rod are provided, which respectively have upper and lower end portions 13 and 14 in the longitudinal direction of the case body 11. In the fishing rod case 10 attached with a gap, the shoulder belt 12 is separated from the upper end portion 13 at the center in the width direction of the belt-like body, and is provided from two of the first and second shoulder belts 12a and 12b. This comprises an upper belt 18 from the upper end portion 13 to the central portion 17 and a lower belt 19 from the central portion 17 to the lower end portion 14, respectively. Have a fastener 21 for connecting or separating the two. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing rod case for storing and carrying a fishing rod, etc., and more specifically, it can be carried on a shoulder with a fishing rod or a reel stored therein, and can be delivered at a fishing spot. It relates to a fishing rod case.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a fishing rod case has a case main body that can store a fishing rod and a shoulder belt attached to the case main body for carrying the case main body. In addition to the multiple fishing rods in the case body, the recent fishing rod case is housed in a reel that has been attached to the fishing rod and includes a device, so the shape is distorted, strong and sturdy and heavy. It has become. Such a fishing rod case has a shoulder belt for carrying and carrying a fishing rod or the like stored in the case body, for example, through one arm of both arms to this and hanging the case main body up and down. It is used for transportation in a standing state. Alternatively, the fishing rod case is used for easy delivery, such as when getting on a ship from the land with the shoulder belt held by hand and laying the case body, or when going up to the fishing spot from the ship.

  However, when the above fishing rod case is carried with the shoulder belt hung on one shoulder and the case main body standing up and down, the shape is distorted and the weight is heavy. In some cases, it may bend and bend, and especially during transportation, it is easily displaced by vibrations, which hinders transportation. In addition, the above fishing rod case has a slender, long and distorted shape that corresponds to the length of the fishing rod when carrying the case main body on the back with the shoulder belt attached to the head. As a result, the upper and lower parts of the case body protrude sideways, the lower part of the case body protrudes forward, hindering transportation, and hitting obstacles that are opposite during transportation ing.

  Therefore, a conventional fishing rod case includes a case main body having a rod storage portion that can store a fishing rod and a shoulder belt attached to the case main body, and the shoulder belt is spaced apart in the longitudinal direction of the case main body. In a fishing rod case that has both upper and lower ends attached to each other so that it can be shouldered, at least one end of each end of the shoulder belt is attached to a position that is offset to the left or right from the center in the width direction of the rod storage portion. It has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1). According to this, the fishing rod case can improve the stability of the case when the case is carried on one shoulder, and can further reduce the burden on the carrier such as the angler.

  Moreover, the conventional fishing rod case has a shoulder belt attached to a central region of one side portion of the case main body. In addition, a fishing rod case has been proposed in which the shoulder belt has a shoulder pad portion on the upper side and a grip portion is provided below the shoulder pad portion (see, for example, Patent Document 2). According to this, this fishing rod case is said to be difficult to slip from the shoulder when the case main body is carried on the shoulder belt through one arm.

  Or, in a conventional fishing rod case, a fishing rod case provided with a shoulder belt on a case main body that can store a fishing rod is provided with a string-like body that is attached to the case main body and the shoulder belt and can be wound around a wearer. Has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 3). According to this, this fishing rod case can be prevented from slipping off from the shoulder while being carried, so that the trouble of re-loading it many times can be eliminated. It is said that it can prevent giving pleasure.

  Furthermore, as a fishing rod case for storing a short fishing rod used for mountain stream fishing, a fishing rucksack in which the fishing rod case itself can be stored in a rucksack has been proposed (for example, Patent Documents). 4, Patent Document 5 and Patent Document 6).

JP 2002-218889 A JP 2007-252231 A JP-A-11-196743 JP 2004-174190 A JP 2006-141245 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 2-90974

However, the conventional fishing rod case as described above still has the following problems to be solved.
(1) Although the fishing rod case disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-218889 is easy to carry by turning the upper part of the case main body to the back side when the shoulder belt is hung on the shoulder, the case main body is inclined, Since the upper part and the lower part of the main body protrude sideways and the lower part of the case main body protrudes forward, there is a problem in transportation, and it is dangerous to hit obstacles facing during transportation. In addition, since the shoulder belt cannot withstand the intense vibrations when only one shoulder is hung and moved, it is impossible to eliminate the instability of falling off.
(2) The fishing rod case disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2007-252231 prevents slipping off the shoulder by hanging the case on the shoulder and holding the gripping portion of the shoulder belt with one hand. However, since one hand cannot hold anything, it cannot be used when traveling on a motorcycle or bicycle. Also, when moving to a fishing spot, one hand is closed, which is dangerous when walking on a rocky place and is restricted to holding other luggage necessary for fishing, such as fish food and tools. Is supposed to come out.
(3) The fishing rod case disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 11-196743 and the like can improve the stability when the case is hung on the shoulder and can withstand vibration during movement. It is a movement with only one shoulder hung on the body and the string-like body is wrapped around the body, so that the string-like body caused by vibrations rotates around the body and the instability during movement cannot be completely eliminated ing. In addition, the fishing rod case can be removed from the shoulder to release the string-like body, the shoulder belt is held by hand and the case main body is laid down. There is a risk of getting tangled in other packages and dropping other packages into the water.
(4) The fishing rod case disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-174190, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2006-141245, and Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 2-90974 is a case main body that houses a short fishing rod for mountain stream fishing or the like. This is housed in a rucksack so that it can be easily carried. However, it is impossible to store a case main body that stores a long and narrow fishing rod in the rucksack. Also, the rucksack always has two shoulder belts, so if you grab the rucksack itself or one of the shoulder belts by hand, There is a risk of other packages getting tangled and dropping other packages from the ship.

  The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and when moving with a shoulder belt on the shoulder, it is stable and can be easily carried and used for passing off after removing the shoulder belt from the shoulder. An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing rod case that can be grasped and delivered safely.

  A fishing rod case according to the present invention for the purpose includes a case main body for storing a fishing rod and the like, and a shoulder belt made of a belt-like body for carrying the case main body. In a fishing rod case attached with a gap in the longitudinal direction of the main body, a first shoulder belt provided so that the shoulder belt is separated from the upper end portion in the center in the width direction of the belt and arranged in parallel, and a second shoulder belt The first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt are each composed of an upper belt from the upper end portion to the central portion and a lower belt from the central portion to the lower end portion, and the upper belts are opposed to each other. Each side belt has a fastener for connecting or separating each upper belt.

  Here, it is preferable that the fishing rod case is attached to the case main body with a lower end portion of the lower belt of each of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt being spaced apart.

  In addition, each of the fishing rod cases has a first shoulder belt and an upper belt of each of the second shoulder belts cut at the center portion, and each of the cutting portions has a belt latch. Each lower belt extending from the lower end is attached to each belt latch, and the length from the upper end to the lower end of each of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt can be freely adjusted. It is good.

  The fishing rod case of the present invention comprises a first shoulder belt and a second shoulder belt provided so that the shoulder belt is separated from the upper end portion in the center in the width direction of the strip and arranged in parallel. 1 shoulder belt and 2nd shoulder belt are each composed of an upper belt from the upper end to the center, and a lower belt from the center to the lower end, and the upper belts on opposite sides of the upper belt. When carrying a fishing rod case, the upper belt fastener is released to separate the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt so that each shoulder belt has a fastener. By passing each of both arms, the case body can be made vertical on the back of the angler, both hands can be freely carried, and it has excellent stability against vibration, It can be a portable comfortably while holding the luggage. In case of handing over at the time of settling, etc., close the upper belt fastener, grab the shoulder belt to which the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt are combined, and entangle the shoulder belt with other things. It can be safely removed and delivered.

  In particular, the fishing rod case is attached to the case body with the lower end portions of the lower belts of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt spaced from each other. The case body can be stably held vertically along the surface, and it is excellent in stability against severe vibrations, and can be easily carried with both hands free.

  In particular, in the fishing rod case, the upper belt of each of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt is cut at the center portion, and the belt hook metal fitting is provided at each cutting portion. Each lower belt extending from the lower end is attached to each belt latch, and the length from the upper end to the lower end of each of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt can be freely adjusted. So, you can adjust the length of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt according to the physique of each angler and bring them into close contact with the body to carry them together, It has excellent stability, can move both hands freely and can be carried very easily.

(A), (B) is explanatory drawing of the fishing rod case which concerns on one embodiment of this invention, respectively. It is explanatory drawing of the modification of the fishing rod case. It is explanatory drawing of the other modification of the fishing rod case.

  Next, with reference to the attached drawings, embodiments for embodying the present invention will be described for understanding of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1A, a fishing rod case 10 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a case main body 11 for storing a fishing rod, a reel, and the like, and a belt-like body for carrying the case main body 11 A shoulder belt 12 is provided. And this fishing rod case 10 is attached in the state which provided the space | interval in the longitudinal direction of the front side of the case main body 11, and the upper end part 13 and the lower end part 14 of the shoulder belt 12 were fixed by sewing. The attachment position of the shoulder belt 12 with respect to the case body 11 is not limited to this. Usually, the upper end portion 13 of the shoulder belt 12 is attached with a gap between the upper end of the case body 11 and the shoulder belt 12 is attached. Is attached to the lower end of the case body 11.

  In the fishing rod case 10, the case main body 11 and the shoulder belt 12 are usually formed of cloth or a woven cloth of synthetic resin fibers such as nylon, polypropylene, vinyl chloride, etc., and particularly durable and waterproof. Attention has been paid. The shape of the case main body 11 is not particularly limited, but it is usually a vertically long bag-like lower end so that a plurality of the fishing rods can be stored after shortening a long fishing rod used for fishing rods or the like. Is a saucer shape made of a hard circle or a quadrangle. In addition, recently, the case body 11 can be stored with a reel attached to a fishing rod, so that a vertically long bag-like lower portion is generally inflated. is there. Further, the case main body 11 is provided with a bag portion for storing small fishing tools, and the case main body 11 can be held by the side so that the handle 15 is provided at the center of gravity. There is. Note that the upper end of the case body 11 can be safely and reliably received by the other party by removing the shoulder belt 12 from the shoulder and inserting the fishing rod case 10 sideways in the case of seizure described later. The handle 16 is provided. Further, the handle 15 that can be held by the above-mentioned hand is generally the same as the surface of the case main body 11 so that the case main body 11 (described later) is carried on the back of the angler so that it does not interfere with the back. What is accommodated so that it may become integral is preferable.

  The fishing rod case 10 includes a first shoulder belt 12a and a second shoulder belt 12b that are provided so that the shoulder belt 12 is separated from the upper end portion 13 in the center in the width direction of the belt and arranged in parallel. Has been. The first shoulder belt 12a and the second shoulder belt 12b are sewn and fixed to the upper front side of the case main body 11 with the upper end portions 13 in close proximity to each other or in an integrated state. Yes. The fishing rod case 10 includes an upper belt 18 in which a first shoulder belt 12a and a second shoulder belt 12b extend from an upper end portion 13 to a central portion 17 in the longitudinal direction, and a lower end portion 14 from the central portion 17. The lower belt 19 is extended to the end. The fishing rod case 10 is generally formed to be relatively wide in order to reduce the burden on the shoulder when the upper belt 18 is hung on the shoulder, and the lower belt 19 is formed to be narrower than the upper belt 18. In addition, the fishing rod case 10 is usually thickened to reduce the burden on the shoulder when the upper belt 18 is hung on the shoulder, or to protect the shoulder when carried. Further, the fishing rod case 10 may be provided with a shoulder pad 20 made of an elastic body inside the upper belt 18.

  The fishing rod case 10 has fasteners 21 for connecting or separating the upper belts 18 to the opposite side surfaces of the upper belt 18 of the first shoulder belt 12a and the second shoulder belt 12b. is doing. In the fastener 21, by pulling down the slider 22 from the upper end portion 13 side, elements (service teeth) provided on the tapes sewn on the opposite side surfaces of the upper belt 18 mesh with each other, and each upper belt 18 is engaged. They are supposed to be joined together. On the contrary, the upper belt 18 of the fastener 21 is separated by pulling up the slider 22 toward the upper end portion 13 side. Further, the fastener 21 is usually made of a synthetic resin fiber such as polyester, and the fastener 21 is made of plastic so that the slider 22 and the element can be made of metal, or can cope with rust caused by sea breeze.

  The fishing rod case 10 is in a rucksack state with the first shoulder belt 12a and the second shoulder belt 12b by pulling up the slider 22 of the fastener 21 toward the upper end portion 13 and separating the upper belts 18 from each other. By passing both of the arms through the first and second shoulder belts 12a and 12b, the case main body 11 can be made perpendicular to the back of the angler and both hands can be freely opened and carried. Therefore, the fishing rod case 10 is resistant to vibration even when riding a bicycle or motorcycle, and can be safely transported while avoiding the danger of opposing obstacles. However, you can carry it easily.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 1 (B), the fishing rod case 10 includes a first shoulder belt 12a and a first shoulder belt 12a by lowering the slider 22 of the fastener 21 from the upper end portion 13 side and coupling the upper belts 18 to each other. The second shoulder belt 12b can be a single shoulder belt 12. The fishing rod case 10 configured as described above is a strap-like body that hangs down from a shoulder belt or a shoulder belt that remains open like an ordinary rucksack by grasping a single shoulder belt 12 at the time of passing. Since there is no such thing, it can be safely taken out and delivered without tangling other things. In the fishing rod case 10, the slider 22 of the fastener 21 is pulled down from the upper end portion 13 side, and the upper belts 18 are combined to form one shoulder belt 12 so that it can be hung on one shoulder as in the prior art. Can also be carried around.

Next, a modification of the fishing rod case 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, a fishing rod case 10a as a modification of the fishing rod case 10 includes a lower shoulder portion 14 of the shoulder belt 12, and a lower belt 19 of each of the first shoulder belt 12a and the second shoulder belt 12b. The lower end portions 14a and 14b are preferably attached to the lower end of the case main body 11 with a gap therebetween. Although this attachment position is not specifically limited, it is usually attached at a position at a full width of a tray made of a circle or a rectangle at the lower end of the case body 11. In this fishing rod case 10a, the slider 22 of the fastener 21 is pulled up to the upper end portion 13 side to separate the upper belts 18, and the first shoulder belt 12a, the upper end portion 13 of the second shoulder belt 12b, Since a triangle can be formed with the lower end portions 14a and 14b, a rucksack state that can be easily carried on the back can be obtained. Therefore, the fishing rod case 10a can carry the case body 11 stably and vertically along the center line portion of the back of the angler, is excellent in stability against severe vibrations, and has both hands free. Can be easily carried around.

Next, another modification of the fishing rod case 10 will be described with reference to FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3, a fishing rod case 10 b of another modification of the fishing rod case 10 includes a first shoulder belt 12 a and an upper belt 18 of the second shoulder belt 12 b connected to a lower belt 19. The shoulder belt 12 is cut at a central portion 17. At the same time, a belt latch 23 is sewn to each cut portion. In the fishing rod case 10b, the lower belt 14 or the lower belts 19 extending from the lower end portions 14a, 14b provided at intervals are attached to the belt latches 23, respectively, and the first shoulder belt 12a. The length of each of the second shoulder belts 12b from the upper end 13 to the lower end 14 or the lower ends 14a, 14b can be adjusted freely. This fishing rod case 10b can adjust the lengths of the first shoulder belt 12a and the second shoulder belt 12b in accordance with the physique of each angler, and the case body 11 is in close contact with the body so as to be integrated. Therefore, it is excellent in stability against severe vibrations, can move freely with both hands free, and can be carried very easily.

  The fishing rod case of the present invention accommodates a fishing rod, in particular, a relatively long rod used for fishing rods, etc. in the case body, so that it can be safely and easily carried under any conditions. Can be used as a case.

  10, 10a, 10b: fishing rod case, 11: case body, 12: shoulder belt, 12a: first shoulder belt, 12b: second shoulder belt, 13: upper end, 14: lower end, 15: handle, 16 : Handle, 17: Center part, 18: Upper belt, 19: Lower belt, 20: Shoulder pad, 21: Fastener, 22: Slider, 23: Belt latch

Claims (3)

A case main body for storing a fishing rod and the like, and a shoulder belt made of a belt-like body for carrying the case main body, each of which has an upper and a lower end spaced apart in the longitudinal direction of the case main body. In the attached fishing rod case,
The first shoulder belt is composed of a first shoulder belt and a second shoulder belt provided so that the shoulder belt is separated from the upper end portion in the center in the width direction of the belt and arranged in parallel. And each of the second shoulder belts comprises an upper belt from the upper end portion to the central portion and a lower belt from the central portion to the lower end portion. A fishing rod case having a fastener for connecting or separating the upper belt.   2. The fishing rod case according to claim 1, wherein the lower end portions of the lower belts of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt are attached to the case body with a space therebetween. Fishing rod case.   The fishing rod case according to claim 1 or claim 2 dependent thereon, wherein the upper belt of each of the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt is cut at the central portion, and Each of the lower belts extending from the lower end portion is attached to each of the belt hooks, and the first shoulder belt and the second shoulder belt have a belt hook metal in the cutting portion. A fishing rod case, wherein the length from each upper end to the lower end can be freely adjusted.

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