JP3199050U - Wheelchair compatible omnidirectional bag - Google Patents

Abstract

A vehicle that is an omnidirectional article storage bag that can be used as a conventional bag without a problem even if the handle of the bag is hung on a wide handle of a wheelchair or the like and can be removed from the handle without any problem. Provide chair-compatible omnidirectional bags. A handle belt 4 is attached to a boundary between a bag body 1 and 2 and a gusset 3 and further extended to a lower portion of a main body to support a stored article load. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

Detailed description of the invention

Field to which the device belongs

    The present invention relates to an omnidirectional article storage bag in which both handles can be hung on a handle of a wheelchair or the like and can be used without problems as a conventional bag even when removed from the handle, and the orientation of the main body is not limited. Is.

    Conventionally, what is usually called a bag, such as a shoulder bag and a handbag, has been made flat, and the ratio of the width of the trunk to the gusset is different. The purpose is to grab the handle on the side of the human body, hang it on the shoulder, and hang it on the arm. One handle is attached to each of the front and back torso.

This has the following drawbacks.
(B) When trying to hang a general bag on a wheelchair or handle, the handle does not reach both handles. Even if it arrives, the original direction of use is different, so the opening becomes fully open and the contents are visible and defenseless. In addition, the so-called side of the gusset of the bag protrudes behind the wheelchair, making it difficult to hit the assistant's feet and walk. The opened bag mouth could be stolen or conversely suspected of being stolen in the store. Since the pockets are also located at the bottom of the bag, an attendant had to bend over.
(B) In the case of a self-propelled wheelchair, a heavy-duty zippered bag dedicated to wheelchairs and a rucksack that is commercially available are used, but the structure is limited in capacity and usage.
(C) Conventional wheelchair bags have a large contrast between the trunk and gusset, and the handle is dedicated to wheelchairs, which has difficulty in use, such as those with small capacities, those without lids, and those that do not consider load resistance .
(D) When the conventional wheelchair bag is removed from the wheelchair and used by a caregiver alone, the orientation of the body is different and the two handles cannot be held with one hand, resulting in poor versatility. .
The present invention has been made to eliminate the above drawbacks.

Means to solve the problem

    In the present invention, the belt (4) of the handle straddles the front torso (1) and the back torso (2), and the belt is attached to the boundary between the torso (1) (2) and gusset (3) to wrap the body. By providing an omnidirectional bag with a reinforced bottom, the above-mentioned problems have been solved (FIG. 1).

Effect of device

    According to the present invention, it can be used as a wheelchair bag having a load-bearing structure for shopping or travel. The safety is enhanced by the lid, and the volume increases depending on the shape of the lid like a purse. Since the position of the belt corresponds to all directions, it can be used in a natural shape as a single bag, and the range of use is expanded.

1 is an external view of the present invention. It is a left view of this invention. It is a left view at the time of wheelchair wearing of the present invention.

Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.
The external view of FIG. 1 shows the basic structure of the present invention. Attach the belt (4) to the boundary between the trunk (1), (2) and gusset (3), and attach the handle across the front trunk to the rear trunk (2). By attaching a belt to the border, both the torso and gusset give a natural overview and can be used both when using a wheelchair and when not in use.

    The belt (4) is attached with a sufficient thickness in consideration of the capacity load of the main body. Considering that the wheelchair handles and brakes vary in shape depending on the vehicle model, the handle should be long enough. Without a certain length, it is not possible to respond to the quick movement of the caregiver such as putting it on the shoulder when used alone. However, if it is too long, the position of the main body will be lowered when it is put on a wheelchair, and it will be necessary for the caregiver to crouch when taking the contents of the bag, increasing the burden. The use of the belt should not be limited.

By extending the belt to the bottom of the main body, the strength to support the lower part of the bag is increased, the load can be endured, and safety is increased. The belt is attached differently depending on the shape of the bag, but the one-round structure that connects the front and rear torches from the handle through the bottom of the gusset is strong. In the case where the front and rear cylinders are not connected by a belt, a double cloth is attached as a reinforcement, or a belt connecting the front and rear cylinders is attached to the bottom. Consider a structure in which the bottom does not come out easily even when heavy food is put into the belt, and the body does not stretch.
When attaching the metal fitting to the handle, it does not matter whether the handle and the belt are connected as long as the bottom of the main body has strength.

    If a purse is attached to the opening (5) in FIG. 1, a soft and easily damaged item such as a vegetable can be put in and covered from the large opening. In addition, by attaching a fastener or attaching a lid, a key can be attached and the bag can be developed as a safety-conscious bag. It is more convenient to attach the pocket to the upper part of the front trunk (1) or gusset (3).

    The right side view of FIG. 2 shows that the belt is at the boundary between the torso (1) (2) and the gusset (3), so that both the side and the front have a natural appearance.

FIG. 3 is a left side view of the present invention when the wheelchair is mounted. Due to the structure parallel to the backrest of the wheelchair, the bag does not protrude from the gusset and hit the helper's foot.
Considering placing an omnidirectional bag on the ground when folding a wheelchair, etc., it is also a proposal to make the bottom periphery water repellent or nylon material as a waterproof / antifouling measure. The appearance is rounded with darts, pockets for water bottles for the caregiver and user, high-level pockets that can be quickly removed, the number, shape and position of accessory compartments, storage capacity, etc. is there.

1 front torso 2 rear torso 3 gusset 4 belt 5 opening

Claims (2)

A wheelchair-friendly omnidirectional bag that can be used in many ways by attaching a handle belt to the border of the bag body and gusset. 2. The wheelchair-compatible omnidirectional bag according to claim 1, wherein the handle belt extends to the lower part of the main body and is reinforced to withstand a stored article load.

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