JP3216714U - Comb umbrella with adjustable shaft height and tilt that does not need to be held by hand - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a body strap for wearing a corporal umbrella, which allows a handicapped person or an elderly person who needs a walking stick to eliminate the need to hold an umbrella when it rains, and to freely adjust the height of the umbrella and the inclination of the shaft. The fasteners 1 and 2 that are slidable and fixable with respect to a single rubber belt 6 are attached to two portions of the shaft of the combo umbrella, and the height of the umbrella is adjusted by adjusting the position thereof. The shaft is fixed to the fasteners 10 and 14 of the belt 11 wound around the trunk, and the position of the shaft is moved around the trunk to adjust the inclination of the shaft. [Selection] Figure 6

Description

Komori umbrella body wear

Technology to adjust the height of the umbrella and the tilt of the burial umbrella in a two-handed burial umbrella that you do not need to hold

Utility Model Registration No. 3213406 Design registration No. 1421882

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A shaft attachment rubber belt made of a shaft of a cot umbrella and a shaft retainer 1 and a shaft retainer 2 attached to the shaft, with one hand and head inserted into the ring shown in FIG. There is nothing that can adjust the height of the umbrella or the tilt of the shaft of the umbrella, and the bone of the umbrella contacts the head, and there is a problem that the visibility is limited by the umbrella. . In addition, since the tilt of the shaft cannot be adjusted, part of the shoulder may get wet with rain. For this reason, it was necessary to adjust the height of the umbrella and the tilt of the shaft.

As shown in FIG. 1, the anti-skid provided at the center of each of the umbrella shaft retainer 1 and the shaft retainer 2 is fixed at an arbitrary position by frictional force unless an external force is applied to the shaft. To do. As a result, with respect to the height of the umbrella, an external force is applied to the shaft retainer 1 and the shaft retainer 2 to be slid on the umbrella shaft and adjusted so as not to hit the umbrella bone. The tilt of the umbrella shaft can be adjusted by narrowing and fixing the umbrella shaft between the winder fastener 1 and the winder fastener 2 as shown in FIG. To.

Pedestrians wearing canes do not need to have a cot umbrella, and if the height of the umbrella or the tilt of the umbrella can be changed, the bone of the umbrella can be prevented from directly hitting the head, and the field of view can be broadened and safety is enhanced. It can be useful for healthy people as well as for those who take pictures, push a pram or wheelchair.

  The fastener 1 and the fastener 2 of the rubber shaft for umbrella shaft attachment which consists of one rubber belt are shown.   The fastener 1 and the fastener 2 of the trunk-wound rubber belt which consists of one rubber belt are shown, and the fastener 1 and the fastener 2 show the state which has the front and back relationship with respect to the rubber belt.   Shown is an image in which an umbrella shaft is clamped between the fastener 1 and the fastener 2 of the waistband rubber belt.   The state where the fastener 2 of the mounting rubber belt for the shaft and the fastener 1 of the waistband rubber belt are connected by a rubber band is shown.   An image in which the shaft is fixed by the fastener 1 and the fastener 2 attached to the umbrella umbrella and the ring made of the shaft and the fastener 1 and the fastener 2 for winding the winding is shown.   The state where the bat umbrella is mounted using the bat umbrella umbrella body wearing belt according to the present invention is shown.

As shown in FIG. 5, one rubber belt is slidably fixed to two portions of the shaft of the comb umbrella, and one hand and the head are held so that the shaft is held on the chest in a ring composed of the shaft and the rubber bell. The lower part close to the handle of the shaft is tightly attached and fixed with the fastener 1 and the fastener 2 of the trunk belt.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG.

It is made up of items that can be procured, such as rubber belts, snap buttons, and leather for fasteners, and is likely to lead to job creation as new demand is expected.

1 Fastener for shaft 1
2 Shaft fastener 2
3 Snap button female 1
4 snap button male 1
5 Anti-slip 1
6 Rubber belt for shaft mounting 7 Snap button female 2
8 Snap Button Male 2
9 Anti-slip 2
10 Torso winding fastener 1
11 Rubber belt for trunk winding 12 Snap button female 3
13 Snap Button Male 3
14 Torso winding fastener 2
Snap button female 4
16 Snap Button Male 4
17 Komori umbrella shaft 18 Rubber band 19 Umbrella 20 Handle

Claims (2)

As shown in FIG. 1, a slip stopper is attached to one end of one rubber belt and a pair of snap buttons are attached to both ends of the rubber belt so as to be detachable from the shaft of the umbrella and the other end of the belt. A rubber belt for shaft attachment provided with a shaft fastener 2 having the same structure as that of the shaft fastener 1 and a barrel winding fastener having a pair of snap buttons attached to one end of one rubber belt as shown in FIG. FIG. 3 shows a tool 1 and a belt-winding fastener 1 which has a structure similar to that of the wind-winding fastener 1 and is mounted on the other side of the belt. Komori umbrella body-mounting belt that makes it possible to attach an umbrella consisting of two rubber belts, a waistband rubber belt that is fastened across the shaft of a street umbrella, to the body. 4. A bat umbrella umbrella body-attached belt connected to any one of the shaft fastener 2 in the preceding paragraph and the trunk winding fastener 1 to the trunk winding fastener 2 in the preceding paragraph with a rubber band as shown in FIG.