JP6961780B1 - Shoulder bag - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shoulder bag having a function of holding an infant safely and securely. SOLUTION: In a shoulder bag (1) composed of a shoulder belt (shoulder belt) (2) and a bag body (3), the shoulder belts are attached to two upper ends of the bag body, respectively. It is composed of two belts (2a, 2b) to which the is attached, and is characterized in that a seat portion (lid 3c, 3d) is provided between the two ends. By adopting this configuration, the shoulder belt can be used as a cross-holding string, and even if one of the shoulder belts should break, the baby sitting on the seat can be prevented from falling. [Selection diagram] FIG. 6

Description

The present invention relates to a shoulder bag (shoulder bag), and more particularly to a bag having a function of holding an infant.

Conventionally, a bag 200 shown in FIG. 8 has been proposed as a shoulder bag having a function of holding an infant (see Patent Document 1). The bag 200 includes a bag body 201 and one shoulder belt 202. The backrest belt 205 is connected to the attachment ends 203 and 204 of the shoulder belt 202 to the bag body 201. When carrying the infant 250, the bag 200 is used in the "diagonally hung" state shown in the figure, the upper part of the bag body 201 is straddled by the infant 250, and the back is supported by the backrest belt 205. have. In the case of the bag 200, the opening / closing opening at the upper part of the bag body 201 is closed to form a seat for the infant 250.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2013-240552

If you try to hold the baby in front of you instead of holding it on the side of your body, the weight of the baby and bag will be applied to the neck via one shoulder belt 202, which will increase the burden on the guardian. .. Further, the bag 200 has a problem that an infant may fall if the shoulder belt 202 is broken.

The shoulder bag of the present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems of the conventional bag.

The shoulder bag of the present invention is a shoulder bag composed of a shoulder belt or a shoulder cord and a bag body. The shoulder belt or the shoulder cord is composed of two pieces, and one end of each of the two pieces is the bag. It is attached to one of the two upper ends of the main body, the other end of each of the two is attached to the other of the two ends, and is between the two ends. A seat is provided, and the two shoulder belts or shoulder straps can be used as a cross bag that crosses on the back of the user with the seat placed in front of the user. And.

Ring-shaped can fasteners are attached to the two ends of the bag body, and both ends of the two shoulder belts or shoulder straps are fastened to the can fasteners, and the two shoulder belts. Alternatively, the shoulder straps may be fastened to the ring-shaped portion of the can fastener so that they intersect on the way from one end to the other and are reversed in alignment at the other end. preferable.

The bag body preferably includes a waist-wrapping belt or a waist-wrapping string.

The seat portion is preferably composed of a pair of flap-type lids of pillow cases provided on the upper part of the bag body.

The flap-type lids of the pillow case preferably have a connecting portion that prevents the flap-type lids provided in the pair from opening more than a predetermined distance when the seat portion is loaded.

According to the present invention, by providing two shoulder belts or strings at the two ends of the upper part of the bag body and providing a seat portion between them, when the baby is positively held, the shoulder belts or strings are provided. Can be used as a cross-holding string, and even if one of the belts or the string is broken, the seat does not tilt significantly, and infants can be prevented from falling.

The figure which looked at the shoulder bag which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention from the front side. The figure which shows the state of closing the flap type lid of the shoulder bag. A view of the same shoulder bag from the back side. The figure which shows the inside by opening the flap type lid of the shoulder bag. The figure which shows the state when the shoulder belt of the same shoulder bag is used as a cross carrying strap. The figure which shows the state when the shoulder belt of the same shoulder bag is used as a cross hugging string, and the lid is used as a seat part, and an infant is put on it. A photograph showing a state in which an infant is actually held by using an example of the same shoulder bag. The figure which shows the conventional shoulder bag.

The shoulder bag of the present invention has a shoulder belt or a shoulder strap, belongs to the so-called shoulder bag classification, and is composed of a shoulder belt or a shoulder strap and a bag body. The shoulder belt or shoulder strap (hereinafter, simply referred to as a shoulder belt) referred to in the present specification is a length that allows the user to pass an arm between the shoulder belt and the bag body and hang the shoulder belt on the shoulder to carry the bag body. In addition, the bag has a length (including an adjustable length) that allows the bag body to be located near the user's waist so that the baby can be placed on the upper part of the bag body and held. The shoulder bag of the present invention is provided with two shoulder belts, which normally require only one, at two ends of the upper part of the bag body, and further, a seat portion is provided between the two ends. It is characterized by. By adopting this configuration, the infant can be seated on the seat and the shoulder belt can be used as a cross strap. Further, even if one shoulder belt is broken, the other shoulder belt is provided, so that the seat portion does not tilt significantly and the baby can be prevented from falling. The seat portion referred to in the present specification refers to a portion having a smoothed surface (including a curved surface that is easy to sit on) without unnecessary unevenness, preferably a cushioned surface so that an infant can easily sit on it. say.

Hereinafter, the shoulder bag 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The shoulder bag 1 shown in FIG. 1 is composed of a shoulder belt 2 and a bag body 3. The shoulder belt 2 is composed of two belts 2a and 2b adjusted to have the same length. For example, if the belts 2a and 2b are provided with length adjusting holes and the length can be adjusted with a buckle, two belts 2a and 2b are used when adjusting the length according to the physique of the user. Is easy to make the same length.

The shoulder belts 2a and 2b are so-called shoulder belts, which are long band-shaped objects that are wider than the shoulder straps. Belts usually refer to those with a length adjustment function, but are used herein as a term that also includes those without a length adjustment function. Two shoulder straps can be used as a modification. The shoulder strap is a so-called shoulder strap, and is used in the present specification as a term including a long object having a circular cross section like a bundle of threads and a narrow band like a string. The shoulder belt and shoulder strap may be used as long as they have enough strength to withstand the use as a cross-holding strap for holding infants in addition to the normal use. Collectively, it is simply shown as a shoulder belt.

The bag body 3 is made of a material such as cloth, vinyl, or leather made of natural fiber or chemical fiber. The bag body 3 has a bag shape having an opening at the top, which is formed by suturing or adhering a component 3a and a structure 3b that has the same shape as the structure 3a and overlaps in a U shape. It is a structure of. Flap-type lids 3c and 3d of the pillow case are connected to the components 3a and 3b of the bag body 3. Shoulder belts 2a and 2b are attached to the two upper ends of the bag body 3, in this example, the two ends T1 and T2 located at both ends of the lids 3c and 3c. Specifically, ring-shaped can fasteners 4a and 4b are attached to the two ends T1 and T2. Both ends of the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b are attached to the can fasteners 4a and 4b, and when one end T1 or T2 is the starting point, the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b intersect in the middle. However, at the other end T2 or T1, the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b are fastened so as to be arranged in the opposite direction with the can fasteners as compared with the one end T1 or T2. Specifically, in FIG. 1, the base end portion of the belt 2a is attached to the front side of the can fastener 4a, and the end portion of the belt 2b is attached to the distal side. The belts 2a and 2b intersect in the middle, and in the can fastener 4b, the base end portion of the belt 2b is attached to the front side and the end portion of the belt 2a is attached to the distal side.

The ring-shaped can fasteners 4a and 4b include plastic resin can fasteners and can fittings, that is, metal round cans (iron rings, etc.), D-type cans, and O-type cans.

As shown in FIG. 2, the bag body 3 employs a pair of pillow case flap type lids 3c and 3d, and the lids 3c and 3d are used as seats by giving cushioning properties.

The bag body 3 is not limited to that of the present embodiment. For example, the bag body 3 is cylindrical, prismatic, or the like, and has a fastener provided as an opening / closing port on the side surface, and a smoothed surface, preferably cushioning property, is provided on the side surface. It may be provided with a seat having a.

Furthermore, as long as the requirement of having two shoulder belts of the defined length at two ends and having the defined seat between the two ends is satisfied, the shape of the bag body , Boston bag, tote bag, doctor bag and the like. For example, a Boston bag has a zipper closure on the top and a relatively short handbag handle. Many tote bags have an open top and have a relatively short handle for carrying. The doctor bag is designed to be opened and closed with a bag-shaped metal fitting at the top, and has a relatively short handle for carrying. And even such a bag has a characteristic structure of the present invention, that is, it has two shoulder belts at two ends at the front and rear ends of the bag, and is suitable for an infant to sit between them. Fasteners that have a seat, for example, in Boston bags and doctor bags, if the handles are folded left and right to form a relatively smooth surface, in the case of a tote bag, the top opening is closed like a Boston bag. It can function as a shoulder bag of the present invention when it has a relatively smooth surface.

FIG. 3 is a view of the shoulder bag 1 viewed from the side opposite to that of FIG. 1, and shows the waistband belt 5 used when holding an infant. By using the waistband belt 5, even if an infant slips off the seat (meaning lids 3c and 3d; the same applies hereinafter) provided on the upper part of the bag body 3, the guardian using the bag. Since the waistband belt 5 between the baby and the baby supports both thighs of the baby, it can be prevented from falling (see FIG. 6). The bag 1 is provided with a storage pocket 6 for the waistband belt 5. A waist strap may be used instead of the waist belt. The difference between the waist belt and the waist strap follows the definition of the shoulder belt and the shoulder strap described above.

As shown in FIG. 3, the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b have two end portions alternately having a base end portion and an end portion, and the base end portion of one shoulder belt 2a or 2b. The retaining portion of the portion to the can fastener 4a or 4b is provided with a ring-shaped portion 2c or 2d capable of including the vicinity of the retaining portion of the other end portion of the shoulder belt 2b or 2a to the can fastener 4a or 4b. .. As a result, when used as a normal bag, the presence of two shoulder belts can be made inconspicuous, and the convenience of use can be improved. By making the base end side of the shoulder bands 2a and 2b narrower than the side that makes the ring-shaped parts 2c and 2d on the terminal side, there is only one shoulder band on the can fastener when used as a bag. You can get a visual effect as if they were not connected.

FIG. 4 is a view of the inside of the bag body 3 as viewed from above. Between the flap type lids 3c and 3d provided in a pair, a connecting portion 7 that prevents the lids 3c and 3d from opening more than a predetermined interval when the lids 3c and 3d are used as seats and is loaded. have. As a result, it is possible to eliminate an undesired situation in which the bag body 3 opens wide when the baby is being held and the seat portion enters the inside of the bag body 3. When a relatively large child sits down, the length of the connecting portion 7 may be lengthened a little, and the flap-type lids 3c and 3d may be intentionally recessed to improve the fit in the seating portion. Conceivable.

FIG. 5 shows a state in which the shoulder bands 2a and 2b are used as a cross carrying strap in the shoulder bag 1 having the above configuration. The outline of the user 150 of the shoulder bag 1 is shown for reference. FIG. 6 further shows the contours of the infant 100 for reference. As shown in FIG. 6, the infant 100 faces the user 150 side and sits with the flap type lid 3c or 3d as a seat, both feet near both waists of the user 150, and both thighs 150a from the upper side of the waistband belt 5. Issue 150b. When holding a child, a backrest belt 8 is attached between the can fastener 4c and the locking portion 2c provided on the shoulder band 2b. Although the backrest belt 8 is drawn as having a backrest pad in this figure, a small pouch-shaped one may be provided instead of the pad.

FIG. 7 is a photograph showing a state when the user 150 holds the infant 100 as shown in FIG. 6 using the embodiment of the shoulder bag 1 according to the embodiment. In the implemented product, the backrest belt 8 is provided with a pouch-shaped one as described above. The flap-type lids 3c and 3d bend under the weight of the infant and are deformed to support both sides of the waist.

If the shoulder bag 1 having the above configuration is used, the shoulder belt 2a can be brought to the front of the user's body without removing the shoulder belt and placing the shoulder bag 1 on the ground from the diagonally hung state. Just by inserting your hand between 2b, you can make it into a cross-carrying string. As a result, even if an infant is held, the force is distributed to the belt passing through both shoulders, and there is an advantage that a large load is not applied to one place such as the neck. Furthermore, even if one of the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b is broken, it is in a state of being double-diagonally hung, so the seat portion of the shoulder bag 1 (lid 3c, lid 3c, 3d) does not tilt significantly, and it is possible to prevent infants from falling.

The shoulder bag of the present invention is not limited to the above configuration, and various modifications and improvements can be made. For example, openings may be provided on both sides of the bag body 3 so that the inside of the bag can be accessed even if the baby is sitting on the seat. At this time, if the bag is opened only slightly above the bottom of the bag body 3, it is possible to prevent the contents from spilling out at once even if the bag is forgotten to be closed. Further, the shoulder belt 2 may adopt a configuration using a belt hole and a buckle, but for example, the number of can fasteners may be adjustable by using a sword type.

It is also conceivable to incorporate a magnet at a position where the shoulder belts 2a and 2b intersect at the back when used as a cross-holding string. Even if the two shoulder belts 2a and 2b are intentionally cut, if the magnet is strong, it can function as a fall prevention means for preventing the bag body 3 from suddenly falling.

The shoulder bag of the present invention adopts a structure that can hold an infant in addition to the use as a bag, but it can also be used for easily carrying a small cardboard box or a parcel. It can be used as a bag that can safely and safely carry even a slightly large baggage that does not fit in the bag body 3.

1,200 Shoulder bag 2, 2a, 2b, 202 Shoulder belt 3,201 Bag body 3a, 3b Components 3c, 3d Flap type lid 4a, 4b Ring-shaped can fastener 5 Waist belt 6 Waist belt storage pocket 7 Connecting member 8,205 Backrest belt 100,250 Infants 150 Users (guardians)

Claims (5)

In a shoulder bag composed of a shoulder belt or a shoulder strap and a bag body,
The shoulder belt or shoulder strap is composed of two straps, one end of each of the two straps is attached to one of the two upper ends of the bag body, and the other end of each of the two straps is attached. It is attached to the other of the two ends.
A seat is provided between the two ends .
The two shoulder belts or shoulder straps can be used as a cross carrying strap that crosses on the back of the user with the seat portion placed in front of the user. Ring-shaped can fasteners are attached to the two ends of the bag body.
Both ends of the two shoulder belts or shoulder straps are fastened to the can fastener, and the two shoulder belts or shoulder straps intersect on the way from one end to the other, and the other. The shoulder bag according to claim 1, wherein the shoulder bag is fastened to a ring-shaped portion of the can fastener so that the arrangement is reversed at the end of the shoulder bag. The shoulder bag according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the bag body includes a waist-wrapping belt or a waist-wrapping string. The shoulder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the seat portion is composed of a pair of flap-type lids of pillow cases provided on the upper portion of the bag body. A bag. The flap-type lid of the pillow case is characterized by having a connecting portion that prevents the gap between the flap-type lids provided in the pair from opening more than a predetermined value when the seat portion is loaded. The shoulder bag according to claim 4.

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