JPH0546784Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a glove holder, and more particularly to a glove holder for skiers.

(Prior Art) Many skiers take off their gloves and hold them under their armpits when they take a break from skiing to smoke a cigarette or go shopping. This operation is intended to save the effort of storing the gloves in the pocket of ski wear each time the gloves are taken off, but this causes the gloves to be dropped and lost.

Conventional measures to prevent glove loss are:
Gloves were connected to each other with a string and the string was hung around the neck to prevent the glove from being lost, but this was used exclusively for young children.

On the other hand, with gloves connected to each other with strings as in the prior art, the strings get in the way when skiing, so the prior art is not suitable as a means for preventing loss of ski gloves.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) The problem to be solved by the invention is to provide a glove holder that prevents loss of the glove by connecting the glove to a rubber ring fitted on the arm.

(Means for solving the problem) The means for solving the problem in this invention are as follows:
A glove holder is a glove holder in which a slider movably attached to a rubber ring to be fitted on the arm and a hook to which a glove is attached are connected by a rubber string, and the slider has a ring main body through which the rubber ring is inserted and a connecting member. The hook is integrally formed with a hook-shaped main body on which the glove is detachably attached, and a connecting member having the same structure as the connecting member provided on the slider, and each of the above-mentioned connections provided on the slider and the hook is integrally formed. The member is provided with a recessed hole having a string passage hole at the bottom, and the string stopper fixed to both ends of the rubber string is accommodated in the recessed hole of each of the connecting members, and the elastic string is pulled out from the string passage hole to allow the above-mentioned This is characterized in that the slider and the hook are connected by the rubber string.

(Function) The hook 17 is connected to the ski glove 30, and the skier uses the glove by fitting the rubber ring 1 onto his arm.

As a result, even if the skier takes off the glove 30, the glove will not fall off accidentally because it is connected to the rubber ring 1 fitted on the arm via the rubber string 15.

(Example) Referring to the drawings, the rubber ring 1 is a band-shaped rubber tape sewn into a ring shape, and is formed to a size that does not fall off even when skiing when fitted on the skier's arm. has been done.

A freely movable slider 2 is attached to the rubber ring 1. In FIG. 3, the slider 2 is constructed by integrally molding a flat ring main body 3 and a rectangular connecting member 4. The connecting member 4 is formed integrally with the ring main body 3, and has a bottomed recessed hole 6 surrounded by walls on all sides. A string hole 8 is provided in the bottom wall 7 of the recessed hole 6.

The rubber ring 1 is formed into a ring shape by inserting a rubber tape into the through hole 5 of the ring main body 3 and then sewing or riveting it.

A string stopper 10 for binding a rubber string attached to the recessed hole 6 of the connecting member 4 is shown in FIG. This string stopper 10 has a T-shaped cross section,
A side plate 12 is formed in a direction perpendicular to the substrate 11, and a string hole 13 is further provided in the side plate 12. The substrate 11 is connected to the recessed hole 6 of the connecting member 4.
The height of the side plate 12, including the base plate portion, is formed to match the depth of the recessed hole 6.

The edge of the side plate 12 is inclined so that the width becomes slightly narrower toward the tip, and a notch 14 is formed at the tip. Since the string stopper 10 binds the rubber strings 15 and attaches them into the recessed hole 6 of the connecting member 4, the notch 14 in the side plate 12 is effective for accommodating the tied portion of the rubber string. The sloping edges are effective for fitting the string stopper 10 into the recessed hole 6.

To connect the slider 2 and the rubber string 15, first insert the rubber string 15 into the recessed hole 6 through the string passing hole 8 drilled in the bottom wall 7 of the connecting member 4, and insert the tip of the rubber string through the opening of the recessed hole 6. Pull out. Then, the string is passed through the string hole 13 made in the side plate 12 of the string stopper 10 and tied at that part, and then the rubber string 15 is pulled and the string stopper 10 is tied.
is installed in the recessed hole 6. At this time, the opening of the recessed hole 6 is covered with the base plate 11 of the string stopper 10, and the rubber string 15 is pulled out from the connecting member 4, thereby coupling the rubber string 15 to the slider 2.

A hook 17 shown in FIG. 5 is attached to the other end of the rubber string 15. The hook 17 has a connecting member 4 having the same structure as the connecting member 4 provided on the slider 2 at its base.
is provided. Therefore, this connecting member 4 is also formed with a recessed hole 6, a bottom wall 7, and a string passing hole 8.
Further, the procedure for attaching the tied string stopper 10 to the rubber string 15 is also the same as described above.

Note that the hook 17 has a hook-shaped body 18 and a locking piece 19.
The locking piece 19 is elastically supported inside the hook-shaped main body 18.

Referring to the usage state diagram in FIG. 6, the glove holder constructed as described above is constructed by fitting the rubber ring 1 onto the skier's arm and attaching the hook 17 provided at the end of the rubber string 15 when putting on the gloves. is engaged with a mounting ring 31 provided in advance on the glove 30 to connect the holder and the glove.

Even if the skier takes off the glove 30 to perform some movement, the glove 30
is connected to the skier's arm. Further, since the slider 2 of the rubber ring 1 fitted on the arm and the hook 17 on which the glove 30 is attached are connected by a rubber string 15, the rubber string 15 expands and contracts during skiing and does not interfere with skiing. It's becoming like that.

(Effects of the invention) With this invention, the rubber ring is fitted onto the arm and the hook connects the glove, so even when the glove is removed, the glove is connected to the arm via the rubber string, so the glove is In addition to preventing the rubber string from being lost due to carelessness, the knot of the rubber string is hidden within the string stopper, making it look good.

In addition, in this device, the rubber ring to be fitted on the arm and the slider to which the rubber string is connected are attached so that they can move freely relative to each other, so there is no need to worry about the direction of the ring when fitting the rubber ring on the arm.
It has the advantage of being easy to handle and providing a good feeling of use.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the entire glove holder, Fig. 2 is a sectional view of the entire glove holder excluding the rubber ring, Fig. 3 is a slider, A is a front view, B is a side view, and Fig.
The figures show a string stopper, A is a front view, B is a side view, and FIG. 5 is a hook, A is a front view, B is a side view, and FIG. 6 is a usage state diagram. 1...Rubber ring, 2...Slider, 3...Ring main body, 4...Connecting member, 5...Through hole, 6...
Recessed hole, 7...bottom wall, 8...string hole, 10...string stopper, 11...board, 12...side plate, 13...
String hole, 14...notch, 15...rubber string, 17...
... Hook, 18 ... Hook-shaped body, 19 ... Locking piece,
30...Glove, 31...Mounting ring.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A glove holder in which a slider movably attached to a rubber ring to be fitted on the arm and a hook for securing a glove are connected by a rubber string, and the slider has a rubber ring attached to the rubber ring. A ring main body to be inserted through and a connecting member are integrally formed, and the hook is integrally formed with a hook-shaped body on which the glove is detachably attached and a connecting member having the same structure as the connecting member provided on the slider, Each of the connecting members provided on the hook has a recessed hole at the bottom with a hole through which a string is passed, and a string stopper fixed to both ends of the rubber string is accommodated in the recessed hole of each of the connecting members, and the elastic string is inserted into the recessed hole. A glove holder characterized in that the slider and the hook are connected to each other by the rubber string that is pulled out from the string passage hole.