JPH026876Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] When playing golf in the rain, doing electrical work in the rain, etc., your hands, tools, and jigs may get wet, which can be dangerous, or the grip of the club may slip, as when playing golf. With regard to hand wiping to prevent the risk of throwing the club away during the swing or causing a duff error, players and workers can wipe their hands without getting wet with towels even in the rain, and they can wipe club grips, tools, jigs, etc. Concerning hand towels that can be easily wiped in the rain.

When playing golf in the rain, hang a hand towel (hereinafter referred to as a towel) 1 from the inner rib 3 of an umbrella 2 while walking, as shown in Figure 1, and leave the umbrella 2 open when taking a shot so that the towel will fly away in the wind. Therefore, since the umbrella 2 is usually folded and placed on the lawn, the inner rib 3 of the umbrella lowers as shown in Figure 2, and the towel 1 comes out of the umbrella 2, resulting in the towel being completely wet. That's what happens.

The present invention proposes a towel that can be easily put on and taken off in the rain without getting wet even if the towel comes out of the umbrella. Furthermore, the present invention proposes a hand towel in the rain that is structured so that the towel remains inside the umbrella even when the umbrella is folded, thereby preventing the towel from getting wet.

FIG. 3 shows an embodiment of the main parts of the present invention. Waterproof sheet 4 made of water-impermeable sheet material, vinyl, polyethylene film, etc. shaped into a circular shape
A hook 5 is provided on the upper part of the waterproof sheet 4 to facilitate attachment and detachment, and a towel hook 6 is provided on the inside upper part of the waterproof sheet 4 for attachment and detachment of the towel. The hook 5 and the towel hook 6 are hinged together with a nut 8 via a washer 7 and a protection sheet 4 as shown in the figure. When in use, the user inserts his/her hand through the opening 9 at the bottom of the waterproof sheet 4, which is shaped into a circular shape as shown in the figure, and wipes the sheet.

In this case, if the apex angle of the condare is too narrow, sufficient hand movement cannot be achieved, and if it is too wide, the volume becomes too large, making it inconvenient to store it in an umbrella as described below. A suitable angle is 10° or more and less than 45°.

FIG. 4 shows the device of the present invention attached to an umbrella. If this device is attached to the inner bone, it will come out of the umbrella when folded as mentioned above, but the shaft 1
Since the device is attached to the top of the umbrella, it remains inside the umbrella even when the umbrella is folded.

5 and 6 show a mounting member 10 that can be easily mounted on a bar-shaped member such as the shaft 14 of an umbrella. The mounting member 10 has a mounting hole 1 at one end of a flexible plate-shaped or rod-shaped member with some elasticity.
1 is provided, and the other end 12 is inserted into the mounting hole 11 with the shaft 14 wrapped around it as shown by the arrow, and then tightened.

The hole 13 provided at the other end 12 is reinforced with an eyelet or the like. Since the device is suspended from the hole 13, the mounting member is further tightened by the weight of the device, and even when the shaft is vertical, it can be stably mounted without slipping or shifting downward.

The attachment member 10 can be easily attached not only to the shaft of an umbrella but also to a rod-shaped member such as the handle of a golf bag or a cart for transporting the golf bag, and will not fall off or come off.

12-13 show another embodiment of the mounting member 10. FIG. A ring-shaped rubber having a round cross section as shown in FIG. 12 is used and is shown in a state where it is wrapped around the handle of a golf cart as shown in FIG. 13. The mounting member 10 is not limited to the one described in this embodiment.
It may be a clip that is attached by a spring mechanism, and in short, any clip that can be easily attached to and detached from the rod-shaped member is sufficient.

Figures 7 through 11 show the ideal shape of a towel for use in this device. In FIG. 7, a rectangular towel is folded in half and a hanging hole 15 reinforced with an eyelet or the like is provided at one end on the center line. 8th
The figure shows the above-mentioned towel installed inside the towel hook. Since the waterproof sheet 4 has a circular shape, the horizontal cross-sectional area is small at the upper part of the inside, and it becomes wider toward the bottom so that it can be stored conveniently. .

FIGS. 9 and 11 show a unfolded towel having a small area at the top and widening toward the bottom. In FIG. 10, a hanging string 16 is provided in place of the hanging hole 15. Figure 11 is from Figure 9 to 1.
The towel in figure 0 is hung in a circular shape,
It is conveniently stored in a round-shaped waterproof sheet 4.

In the present invention, a hanging hook is provided at the upper end, and a towel hook 6 is provided on the inside upper part of the waterproof sheet 4, which is made of a flexible, water-impermeable sheet-like member and shaped into a circular shape with an opening 9 at the bottom. It is a hanging rain hand towel, and when used by attaching it to the shaft of an umbrella or the handle of a golf cart, it can be used for a long time without getting the towel wet, and it has a circular waterproof design. Since the seat 4 has a wide opening at the bottom, it is convenient to put your hand in from below and use it, and even though the movement of your hand is not hindered by the waterproof sheet 4 at that time, it is easy to use when not in use. Time is a round-shaped waterproof sheet 4
The towel forms folds due to its own gravity and becomes deflated, clinging tightly to the towel inside and reducing its volume, allowing it to be stored inside the umbrella and allowing the umbrella to be folded. In addition, a towel hook is attached to the upper part of the inside of the tarpaulin sheet, so that even if the towel gets wet, it can be easily replaced.

Although the hook 5 and the towel hook 6 described in the specification and the claims for the registered utility model of the device of the present invention are explained as an example of a missing circular ring, they may be a complete ring instead of a missing circular ring, or a complete ring as shown in FIG. 10. Using the hanging string 16 attached to the towel, a member in the shape of a circular ring may be used as the other member for locking, or a clip or the like that locks with a spring may be used. In short, it includes all anchoring devices that can be hung relative to each other and that can be easily attached and detached.

The rain hand towel of the present invention equipped with a mounting member 10 does not slip off even when mounted on a shaft 14 of an umbrella extending vertically, and can be easily locked to a rod-shaped member such as a golf cart handle.

A towel with a hanging hole 15 at one end on the folding line, or a towel with a small top area and a fan-like shape that spreads downward, can be hung inside the round-shaped waterproof sheet 4 without becoming bulky. This makes it possible to reduce the volume of the device of the present invention when not in use, making it ideal for wiping hands in the rain.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a diagram of a conventional umbrella with a towel attached, Figure 2
The figure is a folded view of the umbrella, Figure 3 is an embodiment showing the main parts of the present invention, Figure 4 is a diagram showing the device of the present invention attached to the umbrella, and Figures 5 to 6 are attached. 7 to 11 show examples of the shape of towels used in this device, and FIGS. 12 to 13 show examples of mounting members. 1...Towel, 2...Umbrella, 3...Inner bone, 4...
Waterproof sheet, 5... Hook, 6... Towel hook, 7... Washer, 8... Nut, 9... Opening, 10... Mounting member, 11... Mounting hole, 12...
...Other end, 13...hole, 14...shaft, 15
...Hanging hole.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. A water-impermeable flexible sheet is used to form a circular waterproof sheet with an open bottom, and a hanging hook is integrally attached to the top of the waterproof sheet. This hand towel in the rain is characterized in that a towel hook is integrally pivoted on the inner upper part of the seat, and a towel is hung from the towel hook. 2. The rain hand towel according to item 1, which is configured to be attached to the device according to item 1 by wrapping it around a rod-shaped member using a mounting member using a flexible belt-like material as a hanging hook. 3. The rain towel according to item 1, wherein the towel is rectangular and has a hanging hole 15 at one end on a folded line. 4. The rain towel according to item 1, wherein the towel has a small area at the top and is expanded toward the bottom.