JP4566720B2 - bag - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a bag, in particular, a golf caddy bag and a handbag.

As shown in Patent Document 1, a golf caddy bag has a bag body that is long in a cylindrical shape.
For this reason, if you drop small items such as golf balls, tees, gloves, etc. in the bag body, even if you insert your hand through the club insertion port on the top surface, the hand will not reach the bottom of the bag body and you will take out the dropped small items I had to pull out the golf club and turn the bag body upside down.
However, when a ball or the like is dropped into the bag body of the caddy bag during play at a golf course, the caddy bag is often placed on a golf cart, so that the bag body is turned upside down and taken out. could not.
JP 2001-95966 A

  SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a convenient caddy bag that can easily take out a ball dropped on the bag body even when the caddy bag is placed on a golf cart.

In order to solve such problems, the present invention provides a golf caddy bag in which a side pocket is provided at a lower portion of a side surface of a bag body having an entrance on the upper surface. A circular communication port with a size that allows at least a hand to communicate with the inside of the bag body is provided, and a bag part with an open end can be attached around the communication port, and the bag part can be pushed into the bottom of the bag body. Thus, a configuration in which an opening / closing member is provided at the front end opening of the bag portion is employed.

  In the above-described golf caddy bag, it is preferable that the opening / closing member is constituted by passing a binding string through the opening at the front end of the bag portion.

  The solution provided by the present invention can be applied to a handbag to obtain a convenient handbag. That is, in a bag for handbags provided with side pockets on the side of the bag body having an entrance on the top surface, the size of the side of the bag body inside the side pocket is at least large enough to allow the side pocket and the inside of the bag body to communicate. It is also possible to adopt a configuration in which a communication port is provided, a bag portion having a tip opened around the communication port, and an opening / closing member is provided at the tip opening of the bag portion.

  Also in the above-described hand bag, the opening / closing member is preferably configured by passing a binding string through the opening at the front end of the bag portion.

In the caddy bag, the side of the bag body inside the side pocket is provided with a communication port with a size that allows at least a hand to communicate between the side pocket and the inside of the bag body, and a bag portion with an open end is mounted around the communication port. And by providing an opening / closing member at the opening of the front end of the bag portion, if a small golf equipment such as a golf ball, tee, or glove is accidentally dropped in the bag body, open the side pocket, You can reach the bottom of the bag body by inserting your hand into the communication port on the side of the bag body, so you can remove the golf clubs and small items that have fallen to the bottom of the bag body without turning the caddy bag upside down. Can do.
Further, since the caddy bag is inserted with the golf club upside down in the bag body and the club head facing upward, there is a relatively empty space at the bottom of the bag body. Therefore, by putting small items in the bag part attached to the communication port on the side of the bag body and pushing the bag part into the bag body, the empty space at the bottom of the bag body can be used effectively, and the amount of storage in the side pocket Can be up.
In addition, since the bag part is attached to the communication port on the side of the bag body, it is possible to easily search for small items that have fallen to the bottom part by pushing the hand into the bag part and moving the hand freely within the bottom of the bag body. It is possible to deform the bag portion according to the empty space at the bottom of the bag body.

  By passing a binding string through the opening at the front end of the bag part and tightening this binding string, it is possible to prevent small items from falling from the opening at the front end of the bag part to the bag body. Even when you move your hand inside the bottom of the body, you can prevent small items from falling into the bag body from the gap between your hand and the bag by tightening the opening of the bag with a binding string at the wrist. can do.

Also in handbags, the side of the bag body inside the side pocket is provided with a communication port with a size that allows at least a hand to communicate between the side pocket and the inside of the bag body, and the bag portion that opens at the periphery of the communication port Opening the side pocket even when small items such as mobile phones get into the bottom of the bag body and are difficult to remove from the doorway on the top of the bag body. By inserting a hand into the communication port on the side of the bag body, the hand can reach the bottom of the bag body and can be easily removed.
In addition, it is convenient to store small items such as mobile phones in the side pocket so that they can be taken out immediately, but there is a limit to the amount of space in the side pocket. By putting these portable articles in the part and pushing the bag part into the bag body, the storage amount of the side pocket can be increased.
In addition, since the bag part is attached to the communication port on the side of the bag body, the hand is pushed into the bag part and the hand moves freely within the bottom of the bag body to easily find small items that have entered the bottom part. be able to.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a golf caddy bag 1 according to an embodiment is provided with a bag body 10 having an entrance 11 on an upper surface, a front side pocket 20 provided in front of a lower side of the bag body 10, and a back surface. The rear side pocket 30 and the handbag belt 40 attached to the front of the upper part of the side surface of the bag main body 10. In addition, other shoulder belts (not shown) are attached as appropriate.

  A golf club is accommodated in the bag body 10 through an entrance 11 on the upper surface, and small golf equipment such as golf balls, tees, and gloves are usually accommodated in the side pockets 20 and 30. The entrances 21 and 31 of the side pockets are attached with fasteners and can be opened and closed freely. A handbag belt 40 that is gripped when carrying the golf bag 1 is fixed to the bag body by hooking or the like.

  In addition, the bag body 10 is provided with a communication port 12 that communicates with the front side pocket 20 and has a size that allows at least a hand to reach the side of the bag body 10 inside the front side pocket 20. Further, a bag portion 50 is sewn around the communication port 12. An opening 51 is provided at the tip of the bag portion 50.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a binding string 53 is inserted in the periphery of the opening 51 of the bag part 50. Both ends of the binding string 53 are pulled out to the outside, and stoppers 54 are attached. As shown in FIG. 3, the stopper 54 includes a through hole in which a core 54 b slidably inserted into the cylinder 54 a is urged outward by a coil spring 54 c and the side surfaces of the cylinder 54 a and the core 54 b are passed through. Both ends of the binding string 53 are bundled and passed through 54d and 54e. As shown in FIG. 3B, when the core 54b is pushed into the cylinder 54a, the positions of the through holes 54d and 54e are matched and the bundled binding string 53 is released, the stopper 54 is moved, and the binding string 53 is moved. Can be tightened or loosened. Further, as shown in FIG. 3A, when the pushed-in core 54b is opened, the positions of the through holes 54d and 54e are shifted and the binding string 53 is locked. In this way, the size of the opening 51 can be freely adjusted.

  It is also conceivable to adjust the size of the opening 51 by inserting a rubber string in the periphery of the opening 51 instead of the binding string 53 and using the expansion and contraction of the rubber string.

  FIG. 4 shows a use state of the golf caddy bag 1 according to the embodiment. If the bag part 50 is arrange | positioned inside the bag main body 10 like Fig.4 (a), golf articles, such as the golf shoes 60, can be accommodated in the bag part 50 inside. In this case, by freely deforming the bag portion 50 according to the empty space at the bottom of the bag body 10, the empty space at the bottom of the bag body 10 can be used effectively, and the storage capacity of the side pocket 20 is increased. be able to. Here, it is desirable that the size of the communication port 12 is large enough to allow the golf shoes 60 to pass in the bag portion 50 so that the golf shoes 60 or the like, which is a relatively large golf product among small items, can be stored. On the other hand, if it is too large, other golf equipment housed in the front side pocket 20 enters the bag portion 50, which is inconvenient, so it is preferable that the shape is circular and has a diameter of about 12 to 13 cm.

  As shown in FIG. 4B, when a small golf article such as a golf ball 70 is accidentally dropped from the entrance 11 on the upper surface of the bag body 10, the front side can be obtained without turning the caddy bag upside down. From the entrance / exit 21 of the pocket 20, a hand 80 can be taken out of the bag body. In this case, since the bag portion 50 is sewn to the communication port 12 on the side surface of the bag body 10, the hand 80 is pushed into the bag body 50, and the hand 80 is freely moved within the bottom of the bag body, and the golf ball falls to the bottom portion. 70 etc. can be easily found. Further, since the size of the opening 51 of the bag part 50 can be adjusted according to the size of the hand 80, other golf equipment stored in the front pocket 20 and the bag part 50 can be removed from the gap between the hand 80 and the opening 51. On the contrary, there is no worry of being pushed into the bag body 10.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the handbag 100 according to the embodiment is attached to a bag main body 110 having an entrance 111 on the upper surface, a side pocket 120 provided at a lower side of the bag main body 110, and an upper side of the bag main body 110. The handle belt 130 is provided. Further, a communication port 112 communicating with the inside of the side pocket 120 is provided on the side of the bag body 110 inside the side pocket 120, and a bag part 140 is sewn around the communication port 112, , An opening 141 is provided.

  As shown in the figure, when the bag part 140 is disposed on the bag body 110 side, the storage space on the side pocket 120 side is extended to the inside of the bag body 110. In this case, small items can be conveniently taken out of the side pocket 120 if they are stored in the bag portion 140. Further, when taking out an article that is stored in the back of the bag body 110 and is difficult to take out from the entrance / exit of the bag body 110, if the hand is pushed into the bag part 140 from the side pocket 120, the hand 80 is placed in the bottom of the bag body. Since it can be moved and searched freely, it can be easily taken out. At this time, the stopper 142 is moved so that the size of the opening 141 can be adjusted according to the thickness of the wrist, so that other articles stored in the side pocket 120 or the bag portion 140 are erroneously reversed in the bag body 110. There is no worry of pushing it into. Hereinafter, since it is substantially the same as the golf caddy bag 1 concerning embodiment, description is abbreviate | omitted.

Overall perspective view of golf caddy bag Cross section of golf caddy bag (A) (b) is a diagram showing the action of the stopper (A) (b) is a figure which shows the use condition of the caddy bag for golf Overall perspective view of handbag

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Golf caddy bag 10 Bag main body 11 Entrance / exit 12 Communication port 20 Front side pocket 21 Entrance / exit 30 Back side pocket 31 Entrance / exit 40 Handbag belt 50 Bag part 51 Opening 53 Binding string 54 Stopper 54a Cylinder 54b Core 54c Coil spring 54d, 54e Through Hole 60 Golf shoes 70 Golf ball 80 Hand 100 Hand bag 110 Bag body 111 Entrance 112 Communication port 120 Side pocket 130 Hand belt 140 Bag portion 141 Opening 142 Stopper

Claims (2)

In a golf caddy bag with a side pocket at the bottom side of the bag body with an entrance on the top surface, the side of the bag body inside the side pocket is at least large enough to allow communication between the side pocket and the bag body. A circular communication port is provided around this communication port, and a bag portion with an opening at the periphery is attached so that the bag portion can be pushed into the bottom of the bag body, and an opening / closing member is provided at the opening of the bag portion. A caddy bag for golf characterized by that.   The golf caddy bag according to claim 1, wherein an opening / closing member is formed through a binding string at a front end opening of the bag portion.

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