JP5956271B2 - Belt for instrument case and instrument case - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a belt used for supporting a musical instrument case for storing a musical instrument when carrying the musical instrument, and a musical instrument case including the belt.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a detachable backpack-only belt for use by a user in a backpack system has been used (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  The detachable backpack dedicated belt includes a backpack belt portion in which a belt-shaped cushion material and a belt material are integrated, and a first attachment hook provided at the upper end portion of the backpack belt portion so as to be attached to the upper ring for the backpack of the bag. A lower attachment belt portion extending from the lower end of the belt portion, an adjustment ring attached to adjust the length of the lower attachment belt portion, and a second attachment for attaching the lower attachment belt portion to the lower ring for carrying the bag With hooks. At the time of use, two dedicated detachable backpack belts are attached to the back, and the back is used with the back of each back belt part through the arm.

Registered Utility Model No. 3066930

  However, the detachable backpack dedicated belt described in Patent Document 1 can only be slightly changed in length so as to match the user's physique, and is used with the back from the shoulder. It was difficult to greatly change the length so as to be a suitable length.

  In order to solve the above problems, a belt for a musical instrument case according to the present invention is provided at a belt body having a folded portion that is folded so that one end portion is directed toward the other end side, and at one end portion of the belt body, An intermediate part of the belt body and having an insertion hole through which a portion closer to the other end than the folded part is inserted, and an adjustment ring that is slidable in the direction in which the belt body extends, and formed wider than the belt body A cushion pad having a belt insertion hole through which the belt main body is inserted at one end and the other end of the belt main body attached to the other end; and a cushion pad attached to the other end of the cushion pad. A first fastener detachably attached to the musical instrument case, and a second fastener that has an annular part that is inserted in the folded portion and slidable in a direction in which the belt main body extends, and is detachable from the musical instrument case. For example, the belt insertion hole is capable inserting the adjustment ring.

  According to this configuration, the length of the musical instrument case belt can be adjusted to a length corresponding to a plurality of support methods for the musical instrument case. This eliminates the need to prepare a number of instrument case belts corresponding to a plurality of support methods for the instrument case, simplifying the configuration of the instrument case, and reducing the weight of the instrument case. Therefore, it becomes advantageous for carrying.

  The other end of the pad may protrude in a direction from one end of the pad toward the other end rather than the first fastener.

  According to this configuration, when the user carries the musical instrument case, the first fastener can be prevented from coming into contact with the user's shoulder and biting in.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, an instrument case according to the present invention has a pair of outwardly facing surfaces and a peripheral surface connecting the pair of surfaces, and an instrument case body capable of storing an instrument therein. A musical instrument case comprising a pair of musical instrument case belts according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the musical instrument case body is provided on the peripheral surface, and the one of the pair of musical instrument case belts. The first clip of the pair of musical instrument case belts provided on either one of the pair of shoulder engagement rings to which the first clip and the second clip are respectively attached and the pair of opposed surfaces. An upper engagement ring for carrying a clip to which a clip is attached, and a second clip of the pair of instrument case belts provided below the upper engagement ring on a surface on which the upper engagement ring is provided. A pair of backpacks, each attached Having a lower engagement ring.

  According to this configuration, the user can support the instrument case by holding it from the shoulder or supporting it on the back.

  In order to solve the above problems, a belt for a musical instrument case according to the present invention is provided at a belt body having a folded portion that is folded so that one end portion is directed toward the other end side, and at one end portion of the belt body, An intermediate part of the belt body and having an insertion hole through which a portion closer to the other end than the folded part is inserted, and an adjustment ring that is slidable in the direction in which the belt body extends, and formed wider than the belt body A cushion pad having a belt insertion hole through which the belt body is inserted at one end, a first fastener attached to the other end of the belt body and detachable from the instrument case, and the belt body. A locking member that is slidably supported in the length direction and that is locked to the cushion pad, and a second fastener that is attached to the other end of the cushion pad and is detachable from the instrument case , Wherein the belt insertion hole is capable inserting the adjustment ring.

  According to this configuration, the length of the musical instrument case belt can be adjusted to a length corresponding to a plurality of support methods for the musical instrument case. This eliminates the need to prepare a number of instrument case belts corresponding to a plurality of support methods for the instrument case, simplifying the configuration of the instrument case, and reducing the weight of the instrument case. Therefore, it becomes advantageous for carrying.

  The other end of the pad may protrude in a direction from the one end of the pad toward the other end than the second fastener.

  According to this configuration, when the user carries the instrument case on the back, the second fastener can be prevented from coming into contact with the user's shoulder and biting in.

In order to solve the above-described problems, an instrument case according to the present invention has a pair of outwardly facing surfaces and a peripheral surface connecting the pair of surfaces, and an instrument case body capable of storing an instrument therein. A musical instrument case comprising a pair of musical instrument case belts according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the musical instrument case body is provided on the peripheral surface, and the one of the pair of musical instrument case belts. A pair of shoulder engagement rings to which the first fastener and the second fastener are respectively attached;
An upper engagement ring for carrying on the back, to which the second fastener of the pair of instrument case belts is attached, and an upper engagement ring are provided on any one of the pair of opposed surfaces. A pair of lower engagement rings for carrying on the back, to which the first fasteners of the pair of musical instrument case belts are respectively attached.

  According to this configuration, the user can support the instrument case by holding it from the shoulder or supporting it on the back.

  If the instrument case body is a guitar storage case, the guitar can be suitably carried.

  The present invention is configured as described above, and it is not necessary to prepare a number of instrument case belts corresponding to a plurality of support methods of the instrument case, the configuration of the instrument case is simplified, and the instrument case is lightweight. It becomes. Therefore, there is an effect that it is advantageous for carrying.

It is a figure which shows the structural example of the musical instrument case which concerns on Embodiment 1 of this invention, and is a figure which shows the state which attached the belt for musical instrument cases so that a user can carry a musical instrument case on the back. It is a figure which shows the structural example of the musical instrument case of FIG. 1, and is a figure which shows the state which attached the belt for musical instrument cases so that a user can hold a musical instrument case from a shoulder. It is a front view which shows the structural example of the belt for musical instrument cases of the musical instrument case of FIG. It is a rear view which shows the structural example of the belt for musical instrument cases of the musical instrument case of FIG. It is a front view which shows the structural example of the musical instrument case belt of the musical instrument case of FIG. 1, and is a front view which shows the state which extended the belt for musical instrument cases. It is a front view which shows the structural example of the belt for musical instrument cases of the musical instrument case which concerns on Embodiment 2 of this invention. It is a front view which shows the structural example of the musical instrument case belt of the musical instrument case of FIG. 6, and is a front view which shows the state which extended the belt for musical instrument cases.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  In the following, the same or corresponding elements are denoted by the same reference numerals throughout all the drawings, and redundant description thereof is omitted.

(Embodiment 1)
[Constitution]
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a musical instrument case 100 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention, and shows a state in which a musical instrument case belt 1 is attached so that a user can carry the musical instrument case 100 on the back. It is. FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a configuration example of the musical instrument case 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention, and shows a state in which the musical instrument case belt 1 is attached so that the user can hold the musical instrument case 100 from the shoulder. FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the instrument case 100 includes an instrument case body 2 and a pair of instrument case belts 1. As will be described later, the musical instrument case 100 can be supported from the shoulder or supported on the back using the musical instrument case belt 1 as occasion demands. For example, when carrying the instrument case 100 for a relatively short distance, it is preferable to support the instrument case 100 from the shoulder so that the instrument case 100 can be easily supported and carried. On the other hand, when carrying the instrument case 100 for a relatively long distance, it is preferable to support the instrument case 100 on the back so that the burden on the user's body is reduced.

  The musical instrument case main body 2 is formed by a peripheral wall portion 42, a bottom portion 41 (one surface of a pair of surfaces facing each other) connected to the lower edge portion of the peripheral wall portion 42, and an upper edge portion of the peripheral wall portion 42. A storage part 40 having an upper opening (not shown) and a lid part (not shown) for opening and closing the upper opening of the storage part 40 and storing a musical instrument therein. It can be done. In the present embodiment, the instrument case body 2 is a guitar storage case.

  A pair of shoulder ring engagement rings 43 is provided on, for example, the peripheral wall portion 42 of the musical instrument case body 2. The shoulder ring 43 is attached to the instrument case belt 1 when the instrument case 100 is supported from the shoulder.

  For example, the bottom 41 of the musical instrument case body 2 is provided with an upper engagement ring 44 for carrying a back and a pair of lower engaging rings 45 for carrying a back. The pair of lower carrying engagement rings 45 are provided at positions where the distance from the upper carrying engagement ring 44 below the carrying upper engagement ring 44 is the same. The shoulder upper engagement ring 44 and the lower shoulder engagement ring 45 are used to attach the instrument case belt 1 when the instrument case 100 is supported on the back.

  FIG. 3 is a front view illustrating a configuration example of the musical instrument case belt 1. FIG. 4 is a rear view showing a configuration example of the musical instrument case belt 1. FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state in which the musical instrument case belt 1 is extended.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the musical instrument case belt 1 includes a belt body 10, an adjustment ring 11, a first fastener 12, a second fastener 13, and a cushion pad 14.

  The belt body 10 is formed of a flexible material that is formed in a belt shape and can be easily bent in the length direction. The first end portion 10 a that is one end portion of the belt main body 10 is folded back toward the second end portion 10 b that is the other end portion of the belt main body 10. As a result, the belt main body 10 includes a folded portion 10c (a portion from the adjustment ring 11 in the front view to the folded end 10e) where the belt main body 10 is folded, and a remaining portion 10d (from the second end portion 10b in the front view to the adjustment ring). 11 portion). Further, the portion folded by folding the first end portion 10 a toward the second end portion 10 b constitutes a folding end 10 e of the belt body 10.

  The adjustment ring 11 is located at a position corresponding to the boundary between the folded portion 10c and the remaining portion 10d, the pair of side portions 11a, the end connection side portions 11b that connect both ends of the pair of side portions 11a, and the pair. The intermediate connection side part 11c which connects the intermediate part of this side part 11a. As a result, two insertion holes 11d are formed on each end connection side portion 11b side of the intermediate connection side portion 11c.

  The first end portion 10a of the belt body 10 is attached to the intermediate connection side portion 11c. That is, the first end portion 10a is partially folded, and is inserted into the two insertion holes 11d so that the intermediate connection side portion 11c of the adjustment ring 11 is located in the folded portion. The tips of the folded portions are stitched together after overlapping the belt body 10. Further, the end portion of the folded portion 10c opposite to the second end portion 10b (the intermediate portion of the belt body 10 and closer to the other end than the folded portion) is inserted into the two insertion holes 11d, and the remaining portion. 10d.

  Then, by sliding the adjustment ring 11 along the direction in which the belt body 10 extends, the dimensions of the folded portion 10c and the remaining portion 10d of the belt body 10 change, and the entire length of the folded belt body 10, that is, the second end. The length dimension from the part 10b to the return end 10e can be changed. That is, when the adjustment ring 11 is slid toward the folded end 10e, the entire length of the folded belt body 10 becomes longer as shown in FIG. On the other hand, when the adjustment ring 11 is slid toward the second end portion 10b, the overall length of the folded belt body 10 is shortened as shown in FIG.

  The first fastener 12 is attached to a second end portion 14b of a cushion pad 14, which will be described later, and is detachable from the musical instrument case 100. In the present embodiment, the first fastener 12 includes, for example, a hook portion 12a including a hook and a drop-off prevention mechanism, and an annular portion 12b connected to the base end portion of the hook portion 12a. It is attached to the two end portions 10b. As a result, the second end 10b of the belt body 10 is attached to the second end 14b, which is the other end of the cushion pad 14, as will be described later. It is attached to the second end 14b. In the present embodiment, the first fastener 12 is attached to the second end portion 10b of the belt body 10, but the present invention is not limited to this. Instead, the first fastener 12 is a cushion. It may be directly attached to the pad 14.

  The drop-off prevention mechanism of the hook portion 12a is a well-known mechanism that opens and closes a gap formed between the proximal end portion of the hook and the distal end portion of the hook that curves toward the proximal end portion of the hook. By opening the gap, the first fastener 12 can be hooked on or removed from the shoulder engagement ring 43, the back upper engagement ring 44 and the back lower engagement ring 45. Further, when the gap between the proximal end portion and the distal end portion of the hook is closed, the first fastener 12 hooked on the shoulder engagement ring 43, the shoulder upper engagement ring 44, and the shoulder lower engagement ring 45 falls off. It is supposed not to.

  The annular portion 12 b is attached to the second end portion 10 b of the belt body 10. That is, the second end portion 10b is partially folded after being inserted into the insertion hole 11d, and the folded portions are stitched together after being overlapped with the belt body 10.

  The second fastener 13 is formed in substantially the same shape as the first fastener 12 in the present embodiment. And the annular part 13b of the 2nd fastener 13 is located in the folding | turning end 10e by which the belt main body 10 is penetrated. Thereby, the second fastener 13 is slidable along the direction in which the belt body 10 extends. When the adjustment ring 11 is slid along the direction in which the belt body 10 extends, the position of the folded end 10e in the belt body 10 also changes. However, the second fastener 13 slides along the direction in which the belt body 10 extends. Therefore, even if the position of the folding end 10e in the belt body 10 changes, the second fastener 13 can be slid in the direction in which the belt body 10 extends to be positioned at the folding end 10e.

  In the present embodiment, the cushion pad 14 is a belt-like cloth body made of an elastic material, and the cushion pad 14 is formed wider than the belt body 10. When the instrument case belt 1 is used so that the cushion pad 14 is positioned between the belt main body 10 and the user when the instrument case 100 is carried on the back using the instrument case belt 1 or from the shoulder, The load of the instrument case 100 applied to the person's body can be dispersed, and the user can carry the instrument case 100 easily.

  The cushion pad 14 is formed by making a cut having substantially the same width as the belt body 10 penetrating from one surface of the cushion pad 14 to the other surface in the first end portion 14a which is one end portion. In addition, a belt insertion hole 15 is provided. The belt main body 10 is inserted into the belt insertion hole 15.

  Then, the direction from the second end 10b of the belt body 10 toward the folded end 10e is made to coincide with the direction from the second end 14b of the cushion pad 14 toward the first end 14a, so that the second end 10b of the belt body 10 is reached. Is attached to the second end portion 14 b which is the other end portion of the cushion pad 14. Therefore, the folded end 10e of the belt body 10 is located outside the first end portion 14a in a front view. In the present embodiment, the belt main body 10 and the cushion pad 14 are attached by being sewn, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, instead of this, the belt main body 10 and the cushion pad 14 are attached by being attached. Also good. The belt body 10 is stitched or stuck to the cushion pad 14 from the second end portion 10b toward the folded end 10e over a length of 1/5 to 1/2 of the length of the cushion pad 14. Is preferred. When stitched or pasted over 1/5 or more of the length of the cushion pad 14, the belt body 10 is lifted from the surface of the cushion pad 14, and a gap is formed between the cushion pad 14 and the belt body 10. It is possible to reduce the deterioration of usability due to the occurrence of. Further, when the cushion pad 14 is stitched or pasted over a length of ½ or less of the length of the cushion pad 14, the length of the musical instrument case belt 1 depends on whether the musical instrument case 100 is held from the shoulder or on the back. It can adjust suitably so that it may become an appropriate length.

  The belt insertion hole 15 is configured such that the adjustment ring 11 can be inserted therethrough. In the present embodiment, the belt insertion hole 15 has substantially the same width as the belt main body 10, but the cushion pad 14 is made of an elastic material as described above, and therefore the adjustment ring 11 is inserted. Can be expanded to the dimensions that can be. As a result, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, the adjustment ring 11 can be positioned on either side of the belt insertion hole 15 in the direction in which the belt body 10 extends. Therefore, compared with the case where the adjustment ring 11 cannot be inserted into the belt insertion hole 15, the adjustment ring 11 can be largely slid along the direction in which the belt body 10 extends, and the entire length of the folded belt body 10. That is, the length dimension from the 2nd end part 10b to the return end 10e can be changed greatly.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the second end portion 14b of the cushion pad 14 is formed so as to protrude in the direction from the first end portion 14a of the cushion pad 14 toward the second end portion 14b rather than the first fastener 12. Has been. As a result, as shown in FIG. 1, the first clip 12 is prevented from biting into the user's shoulder when the instrument case 100 is carried on the back, and the burden on the user's body can be reduced. .

[Example of use]
Next, a usage example of the musical instrument case 100 of the present embodiment will be described.

  First, when the instrument case 100 is used on its back, as shown in FIG. 3, the adjustment ring 11 is moved closer to the second end portion 10b side than the belt insertion hole 15 to have a length suitable for carrying the instrument case 100 on the back. The overall length of the musical instrument case belt 1 is adjusted.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 1, both the first fasteners 12 of the pair of musical instrument case belts 1 are hooked on the shoulder upper engaging ring 44. In addition, one second fastener 13 of the pair of musical instrument case belts 1 is hooked on one shoulder lower engagement ring 45. Further, the other second fastener 13 is hooked on the other lower engagement ring 45 for carrying the back.

  The instrument case 100 can be supported by passing the left and right arms of the user between the left and right instrument case belts 1 and the instrument case 100, respectively.

  On the other hand, when the instrument case 100 is used from the shoulder, the pair of instrument case belts 1 is first removed from the instrument case 100.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 5, the adjustment ring 11 is moved toward the folding end 10 e and inserted into the belt insertion hole 15, and is positioned closer to the folding end 10 e than the belt insertion hole 15. Then, the adjustment ring 11 is moved to adjust the overall length of the instrument case belt 1 to a length suitable for the instrument case 100 to be lifted from the shoulder.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 2, the first clip 12 and the second clip 13 of the one instrument case belt 1 are respectively hooked on the pair of shoulder engagement rings 43. The musical instrument case 100 can be supported by passing it from the shoulder through one arm of the user between the musical instrument case belt 1 and the musical instrument case 100.

  As described above, the musical instrument case belt 1 of the musical instrument case 100 of the present embodiment allows the adjustment ring 11 to be inserted into the belt insertion hole 15, so that the length dimension of the musical instrument case belt 1 is greatly changed. be able to. Accordingly, the length of the musical instrument case belt 1 can be adjusted to an appropriate length according to the case where the musical instrument case 100 is held from the shoulder and the case case. As a result, there is no need to prepare two belts for a musical instrument case, ie, a belt for carrying the musical instrument case 100 from the shoulder and a belt for carrying the musical instrument case 100, and the configuration of the musical instrument case is simplified and the musical instrument case is lightweight. It becomes. Therefore, it becomes advantageous for carrying.

(Embodiment 2)
[Constitution]
FIG. 6 is a front view showing a configuration example of the musical instrument case belt 101 of the musical instrument case according to the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view illustrating a configuration example of the musical instrument case belt 101, and is a front view illustrating a state in which the belt main body 110 is extended.

  This embodiment is different from the first embodiment in attaching the belt body 10 to the cushion pad 14.

  In the present embodiment, the musical instrument case belt 1 includes a locking member 114 that supports the belt main body 10 so as to be slidable in the length direction and that is locked to the cushion pad 14. The locking member 114 has an annular portion 114a through which the folded end 10e of the belt body 10 is inserted, and an engaging portion 114b connected to the annular portion 114a.

  In the first embodiment, the belt main body 10 has a direction from the second end 10b of the belt main body 10 toward the folded end 10e in a direction from the second end 14b of the cushion pad 14 toward the first end 14a. The second end portion 10b of the belt body 10 is attached to the second end portion 14b which is the other end portion of the cushion pad 14 so as to coincide with the second end portion 14b. However, in the present embodiment, the direction from the folded end 10e of the belt body 10 to the second end portion 10b is made to coincide with the direction from the second end portion 14b of the cushion pad 14 to the first end portion 14a. The folding end 10 b of the belt body 10 is locked to the second end 14 b that is the other end of the cushion pad 14 by sewing the locking portion 114 b of the locking member 114 and the cushion pad 14 together. Moreover, in this Embodiment, the 2nd fastener 113 is attached to the 2nd end part 14b of the cushion pad 14 by connecting the 1st annular part 113b to the latching | locking part 114b. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and instead, the second fastener 13 may be directly attached to the cushion pad 14.

  Further, in the present embodiment, the second end portion 14b of the cushion pad 14 is formed so as to protrude in the direction from the first end portion 14a of the cushion pad 14 toward the second end portion 14b rather than the second fastener 113. Has been. As a result, as shown in FIG. 1, the second clip 113 does not bite into the user's shoulder when the instrument case 100 is carried on the back, and the burden on the user's body can be reduced. . The rest is the same as in the first embodiment.

[Example of use]
Next, a usage example of the musical instrument case 100 of the present embodiment will be described.

  First, when using the instrument case 100 on its back, as shown in FIG. 6, the adjustment ring 11 is positioned closer to the second end 10 b side than the belt insertion hole 15, and a length suitable for carrying the instrument case 100 on the back. The overall length of the musical instrument case belt 1 is adjusted.

  Next, both the second fasteners 113 of the pair of musical instrument case belts 1 are hooked on the upper engagement ring 44 for carrying the back. Further, one first fastener 12 of the pair of musical instrument case belts 1 is hooked on one shoulder lower engaging ring 45. Further, the other first fastener 12 is hooked on the other lower engagement ring 45 for carrying the back.

  The instrument case 100 can be supported by passing the left and right arms of the user between the left and right instrument case belts 1 and the instrument case 100, respectively.

  On the other hand, when using the instrument case 100 on the shoulder, first, the pair of instrument case belts 1 is detached from the instrument case 100.

  Next, as shown in FIG. 7, the adjustment ring 11 is moved toward the folding end 10 e and inserted into the belt insertion hole 15, and is positioned closer to the folding end 10 e than the belt insertion hole 15. Then, the adjustment ring 11 is moved to adjust the overall length of the instrument case belt 1 to a length suitable for the instrument case 100 to be lifted from the shoulder.

  Next, the first clip 12 and the second clip 13 of the one instrument case belt 1 are respectively hooked on the pair of shoulder engagement rings 43. Then, the instrument case 100 can be supported by passing the arm of the user between the instrument case belt 1 and the instrument case 100 and hanging it on the shoulder.

  From the foregoing description, many modifications and other embodiments of the present invention are obvious to one skilled in the art. Accordingly, the foregoing description should be construed as illustrative only and is provided for the purpose of teaching those skilled in the art the best mode of carrying out the invention. The details of the structure and / or function may be substantially changed without departing from the spirit of the invention.

  The present invention is useful for application to cases used for carrying musical instruments.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Musical instrument case belt 2 Musical instrument case main body 10 Belt main body 10a 1st edge part 10b 2nd edge part 10c Folding part 10d Remaining part 10e Folding edge 11 Adjustment ring 11a Side edge part 11b End connection edge part 11c Intermediate connection edge part 11d Insertion hole 12 1st fastener 12a Hook part 12b Annular part 13 2nd fastener 13a Hook part 13b Annular part 14 Cushion pad 14a First end part 14b Second end part 15 Belt insertion hole 40 Storage part 41 Bottom part 42 Circumferential wall part 43 Shoulder engagement ring 44 Upper engagement ring for shoulder 45 Lower engagement ring for shoulder 100 Musical instrument case

Claims (7)

A belt body having a folded portion folded so that one end portion is directed toward the other end side;
Provided at one end of the belt main body, having an insertion hole through which a portion closer to the other end than the folded portion is inserted, and is slidable in the extending direction of the belt main body An adjustment ring,
A cushion pad formed wider than the belt body, having a belt insertion hole through which the belt body is inserted at one end, and having the other end of the belt body attached to the other end;
A first fastener attached to the other end of the cushion pad and detachable from the instrument case;
A second fastener that has an annular portion that is inserted through the folded portion and is slidable in a direction in which the belt body extends, and is detachable from the instrument case;
The belt insertion hole is a musical instrument case belt through which the adjustment ring can be inserted.   2. The musical instrument case belt according to claim 1, wherein the other end portion of the pad protrudes in a direction from the one end portion of the pad toward the other end portion with respect to the first fastener. 3. A musical instrument case main body having a pair of outwardly facing surfaces and a peripheral surface connecting the pair of surfaces and capable of storing a musical instrument therein, and a pair of instrument case belts according to claim 1 or 2 A musical instrument case comprising:
The instrument case body is
A pair of shoulder ring engagement rings provided on the peripheral surface, to which the first fastener and the second fastener of either of the pair of instrument case belts are respectively attached;
An upper engagement ring for carrying on the back, to which the first fastener of the pair of musical instrument case belts is attached, which is provided on any one of the pair of opposed surfaces;
A pair of lower engagement rings for carrying on the back, which are provided below the upper engagement ring on the surface on which the upper engagement ring is provided, and to which the second fasteners of the pair of musical instrument case belts are respectively attached; Musical instrument case. A belt body having a folded portion folded so that one end portion is directed toward the other end side;
Provided at one end of the belt main body, having an insertion hole through which a portion closer to the other end than the folded portion is inserted, and is slidable in the extending direction of the belt main body An adjustment ring,
A cushion pad that is formed wider than the belt body and has a belt insertion hole through which the belt body is inserted at one end;
A first fastener attached to the other end of the belt body and detachable from the instrument case;
A locking member that slidably supports the belt body in its length direction and that locks the cushion pad;
A second fastener attached to the other end of the cushion pad and detachable from the musical instrument case;
The belt insertion hole is a musical instrument case belt through which the adjustment ring can be inserted.   5. The musical instrument case belt according to claim 4, wherein the other end portion of the pad protrudes in a direction from the one end portion of the pad toward the other end portion with respect to the second fastener. 6. A musical instrument case main body having a pair of outwardly facing surfaces and a peripheral surface connecting the pair of surfaces and capable of storing a musical instrument therein, and a pair of musical instrument case belts according to claim 4 or 5 A musical instrument case comprising:
The instrument case body is
A pair of shoulder ring engagement rings provided on the peripheral surface, to which the first fastener and the second fastener of either of the pair of instrument case belts are respectively attached;
An upper engagement ring for carrying on the back, to which the second fastener of the pair of musical instrument case belts is provided;
A pair of lower engagement rings for carrying on the back, which are provided below the upper engagement ring on the surface on which the upper engagement ring is provided, and to which the first fasteners of the pair of musical instrument case belts are respectively attached; Musical instrument case.   The instrument case according to claim 3 or 6, wherein the instrument case body is a guitar storage case.

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