JPH0632135Y2 - Caddy bag - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Object of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Use) The present invention relates to a caddy bag which is a hard case that protects and can carry a golf club.

(Prior Art) Most caddy bags are soft, sewn with flexible leather, etc., but a hard case made of hard plastic is used to store the caddy bag even when transported outside the golf course. There are ideas to avoid damaging the club.

Such hard case caddy bags have the original form and function of the bag and are easy to use inside and outside the course.

That is, a bottomed cylindrical bag body having a length such that the head portion of the housed club projects upward and a top end outer surface of the bag body are slidably fitted in the bag body, and the upper limit portion of the bag head has a length such that the club head is retracted. It has a basic structure in which a top cover having an open upper surface is made of hard plastic.

The top cover has a vertically long notch from the lower edge to the upper end, and the fastening hand is wound around the lower edge. When the top cover is lowered, this notch part can avoid interference with the handgrip provided on the bag body and the locking metal fittings of the shoulder band, and can elastically deform the lower edge part inward. Therefore, when the top cover is raised to the upper limit portion, it can be firmly fastened to that position by the fastening band. At this time, the upper end open surface and the notch are covered with a cap, and the cap is fastened together with a fastening band to prepare for general transportation and transportation.

However, although it is such a useful caddy bag, it is difficult to hold the top cover in place for a series of work to raise the top cover, cover the cap and tighten the fastening band, it takes time, There was a problem that halfway through was tightening and causing trouble later.

(Problems to be solved by the invention) As described above, the bag main body and the top cover that is vertically slidably fitted to the upper end portion of the bag body are made elastically deformable by the notch portion at the lower edge of the top cover. In a caddy bag that is fastened and fixed to the bag body by the fastening band at the upper limit position of the slide, in view of the fact that it is difficult to hold the top cover at the upper limit position, and therefore the work of fastening the fastening band is difficult, This device is
The purpose of the present invention is to obtain a caddy bag that is automatically tightened to the upper limit position by pulling up the top cover, and the work such as a fastening band can be completed quickly and surely.

[Constitution of device]

(Means for Solving the Problems) In accordance with the above object, the caddy bag of the present invention has a bottomed cylindrical hard plastic bag main body having a length such that the head portion of the inserted club protrudes, and its upper end. It is composed of a hard plastic top cover that is vertically slidably inserted into the outer surface of the club and has an upper surface that has a length that allows the club head to be retracted at its upper limit position. The caddy has a vertically long notch extending over the upper portion, is fastened to the upper limit portion by a fastening band wound around the lower edge, and is provided with a cap that covers the open upper surface and the notch so as to be openable and closable. In the bag, a pair of slides having outer surfaces serving as guide surfaces along both side edges of the cutout portion on the back surface of the top cover, and a fastening portion that bulges outward through an inclined surface is formed at a lower edge portion thereof. The rails are fixed, while a pair of rail guides that are vertically slidably engaged with the guide surfaces outside the slide rails are fixed to the upper end of the bag body.

(Action) Therefore, when the club is stored in the caddy bag after playing, when the top cover is pulled up to immerse the head portion, the pair of slide rails on both sides of the cutout portion slide to the inner surface of the pair of rail guides. Then, the tightening part that bulges outward at the upper limit position acts an inward force to reduce the width of the notch, that is, the inner diameter of the lower edge of the top cover is reduced, and the bag body can be lightly tightened. .

As a result, the top cover is held at the upper limit position without dropping even if the hand is released, so that it is easy to close the cap and fasten the fastening band.

(Example) Hereinafter, the figure which shows the Example of the caddy bag of this invention is demonstrated.

As shown in FIG. 5, the bag body 1 includes a golf club 2
When the shaft portion 2a is inserted, the head portion 2b has a cylindrical shape with a bottom set to project upward, and is formed as a hard case by hard plastic.

In the open upper part of the bag body 1, a separate plate 3
Is straddled and the lower part is a pocket part 4 such as a golf ball.
Is formed. Reference numeral 5 is a cover plate of the pocket 4.

A handgrip 6 is fixedly provided on the upper front surface of the bag body 1. Further, an upper locking metal fitting 8a is fixed above it, and the shoulder band 7 is removably locked with the lower locking metal fitting 8b. The handgrip 6 and the upper locking metal fitting 8a are usually arranged at the upper end of the bag body 1 in consideration of the position of the center of gravity of the entire body.

Next, the top cover 9 has a short tubular shape with an open upper surface, is made of hard plastic, and is fitted on the upper portion of the bag body 1 so as to be vertically slidable. At the upper limit position of the top cover 9, the club head portion 2b sinks, and at the lower limit position, the club head portion 2b completely overlaps the bag body 1 and the head portion 2b projects.

On the front surface of the top cover 9, a vertically elongated notch portion 10 is formed at a position corresponding to the hand grip 6 and the upper locking metal fitting 8a from the lower edge portion upward. This allows the top cover 9 to slide up and down without interfering with the hand grip 6 or the like.

At the lower edge of the top cover 9, a fastening band 11 whose central portion is fixed on the rear surface is arranged, both sides of which are guided so as to wind around the front surface, and connecting fittings 12a and 12b are connected to both ends thereof. Further, the open top surface is provided with a cap 13 that can be opened and closed to close it. When the cap 13 is opened,
It is set so that it folds to the rear surface and hangs down to the front surface side when closing and notches 10 at the same time.

Raise the top cover 9 to the upper limit position and insert the cap 13
And cover the lower end of the cap with the connecting fittings 12a and 12b.
The lower edge of the top cover 9 is fastened and fixed to the upper end portion of the bag body 1 by coupling. In this case, notch 1
Due to the presence of 0, the lower edge portion of the top cover 9 is easily elastically deformed inward, and is strongly fastened to the bag body 1 by the action of the fastening band 11.

Thus, this caddy bag becomes a strong carrying case when covered with the top cover 9, and protects the stored golf club from interference with other objects during transportation. At the time of play, by loosening the fastening band 11, removing the cap 13 and lowering the top cover 9, the club can be immediately put into a state where it can be selectively used (FIG. 5).

Next, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a pair of slide rails 15 a and 15 b are fixed to the inner surface of the top cover 9 along both side edges of the cutout 10. The outer surfaces thereof are the slide surfaces 16a and 16b, which are inclined so as to be converged at the front. Also, slide surfaces 16a and 16b
At the lower end portion thereof, fastening portions 18a and 18b are formed which bulge outward through the inclined surfaces 17a and 17b. 19a, 19
Reference numeral b is a stopper, and 20a and 20b are introduction portions formed at the upper end portion.

On the other hand, at the upper end of the front surface of the bag body 1, the rail guide 2 is provided at a position corresponding to the slide rails 15a and 15b.
1a and 21b are projected. The inner surface is the guide surface 22
a and 22b, which are inclined inward in the same manner as the slide rail.

If you pull up the top cover 9 by hand, the guide rail 15
a, 15b rises, and the slide surfaces 16a, 16b are moved to the rail guides 21a, 21b by the introduction portions 20a, 20b.
Slides by engaging with the guide surfaces 22a, 22b of the upper cover 9 and is pushed inward by the fastening portions 18a, 18b at the upper limit position, so that the inner diameter of the lower end of the top cover 9 is contracted and lightly fastened to the back body 1. It

Due to this fastening force, the top cover 9 becomes difficult to drop by releasing the hand, and then the cap 13 is put on and the fastening band 11 is fastened to be fully fastened and fixed. When lowering the top cover 9, it can be easily hit by tapping it and applying a little force. Thus, the opening and closing of the top cover 9 becomes extremely easy to work.

The reference numeral 23 designates a stopper which is provided as needed, and which accepts the top cover 9 which is fastened at the above upper limit position, so that the top cover 9 can be removed even if some force is applied by the work of attaching the cap 13 or the like. It was designed so that it would not exist.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the stopper 23
Is rotatably supported on the upper ends of both side surfaces of the bag body 1,
It is operated by the knob 24. The rotation of the knob 24 is regulated by 180 degrees so that the knob 24 is always vertical. The one end surface 24a of the knob 24 supports the lower edge of the top cover 9. The other end 24b of the knob 24 is inclined so as to be slippery, and when lowering the top cover 9, the other end 24b is placed upward. As shown in FIG. 5, when the top cover 9 is lowered, the stopper 23 is recessed in the top cover 9.

Further, the sliding surfaces 16a, 16b of the slide rails 15a, 15b and the guide surfaces 22a, 22b of the rail guides 21a, 21b are inclined so that they do not separate during sliding. Not limited to the inclined surface, both may be engaged with each other in the uneven cross section. The rail guide can also be a small wheel to reduce resistance.

[Effect of device]

As described above, in the caddy bag according to the present invention, the bag body and the vertically slidable top cover are made of hard plastic, the lower edge of the top cover is elastically deformable by the notch, and the caddy bag is fastened at the upper limit position of the slide. In a caddy bag that can be fixed with a band, the slide rails on both sides of the cutout part of the top cover and the rail guides on the upper end of the bag body allow the top cover to be tightened at the slide upper limit position. It has the effect of making it easy to open and close, and is very useful for the practical application of a caddy bag that becomes a hard case.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of an essential part showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional plan view taken along the arrow AA in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is a side view of a stopper, and FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 3, FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the caddy bag according to the embodiment of the present invention with the top cover lowered, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the same with the top cover raised. is there. 1 ... Bag body, 2 ... Golf club, 2a ... Shaft part, 2b ... Head part, 6 ... Handgrip, 7
...... Shoulder band, 9 ...... Top cover, 10 ...... Notch, 11 ...... Tightening band, 13 ...... Cap, 15
a, 15b ... slide rails, 18a, 18b ... tightening portions, 21a, 21b ... rail guides.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A bottomed cylindrical hard plastic bag body having a length such that the head portion of the inserted club protrudes, and an upper end outer surface of the bag body slidably fitted in the club head portion, and the club head portion at the upper limit position. It is composed of a top cover made of hard plastic with an open upper surface having a length that allows the user to immerse it.The top cover has a vertically long notch from the lower edge to the upper end, and is wound around the lower edge. A caddy bag that is fastened to the upper limit portion by a fastening band and that is provided with a cap that covers the open upper surface and the notch portion so as to be openable and closable, along the both side edges of the notch portion on the back surface of the top cover. A pair of slide rails is fixed to the side surface that serves as a guide surface, and a fastening portion that bulges outward through an inclined surface is formed at the lower end of the slide rail. Caddy, wherein a pair of rail guide that engages in a freely vertically sliding on the guide surface is fixed.