JPS6232035Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Conventionally, when using a ``warmer'', it was simply inserted between clothes, etc., and as a result, the ``warmer'' could be accidentally dropped. Alternatively, you can attach a string to a bag the size of a body warmer and hang it around your waist, or make a long band-shaped bag that is used only for the waist, and make a bag to put the body warmer in near the center. '' and was often fastened to the waist like a band with a clasp, so the places where it could be used were limited. For example, if you want to use a "cairo" on your shoulders or legs, it is almost impossible.

The holding device of this invention is entirely elastic and flexible, like women's nylon stockings, so it can be easily used as a "warmer" on any part of the body, such as the legs, shoulders, legs, or wherever the person concerned needs it. You can guess. It can be used in the same way as wrapping an elastic bandage around an affected area. Also, since it is long and strip-shaped, you can put any number of ``warmers'' in any place in the bag. Furthermore, since the bag has elasticity, the part 5 where the "warmer" 6 is inserted swells as shown in FIG. 4, and the part 3 where it cannot fit into anything deflates, so the "warmer" does not move. Therefore, the size of the "cairo" does not matter.

One embodiment of the present invention will be described. Cloth-like or mesh-like material that stretches in at least one direction (up, down, left, right, or diagonal), or cloth that has this property and is made of threads that are stretchable in the length direction, such as twisted threads, S-strands, Z-strands, etc. The cylindrical band 1 can be formed by forming a cylindrical band with a material formed into a shape or a mesh shape, or by directly weaving, knitting, sewing or gluing the threads such as the strands into a cylindrical band. The constructed perspective views are shown in FIGS. 1 and 3.

The cylindrical band 1 made of a stretchable material is normally in a contracted state. Of both ends 2 and 3 of the cylindrical band 1,
At least one end is open and the other end is wide enough to facilitate attachment of the next connecting tool, or it can be folded over and over in the width direction of the cylindrical band 1 to make it narrower, as shown in FIG. Alternatively, it may be formed thin from the beginning as shown in FIG. That is, when a ring-shaped tool (commonly known as a D-ring) 4 is attached so that the ends 1 and 2 can be connected to each other in a detachable manner, a "cairo" is formed.
It is convenient when fixing it to any part of the body. Figure 4 shows the installed state. Incidentally, an inserted "warmer" 6 is shown near the center part 5 of FIG. Also, the area where the connecting tool is attached or the part where the "warmer" is inserted may be reinforced with a suitable method such as changing the denier or using other materials, or reinforcing material may be inserted. The connecting tool is one that can form the cylindrical band 1 into an annular shape using some kind of tool such as magic tape, buttons, or hooks. In addition, a cut 7 is made in the length direction of the belt at least in one part of the opening 2 or 3 through which the "warmer" 6 of the cylindrical belt 1 is inserted and taken out.
It is convenient to put in and take out the "cairo" 6 by inserting it. When the cylindrical band 1 is formed of a stretchable material as described above, it is normally in a contracted state and must be stretched out before use. That is, when the "warmer" 6 is inserted into the cylindrical band 1, the portion of the cylindrical band 1 other than the "warmer" becomes shrunk, making it difficult for the "warmer" to move. Furthermore, since the cylindrical band 1 is in a contracted state, it can be stretched and wrapped when it is wrapped around the body, making it difficult for it to slip off from the part of the body where it is wrapped. Also, when not in use, it can be kept in the contracted state.
It is small enough to be held in a hand, making it convenient to carry.

Furthermore, if a D-ring or the like is used as a connecting tool, the overall length can be adjusted to any desired length.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention in which a cylindrical band is expanded in the width direction, Fig. 2 shows a state in which the ends of the cylindrical band are overlapped to narrow the width, and
The figure shows a perspective view in which the width of the end of the cylindrical band is narrowed in advance, and FIG. 4 shows a perspective view in which a "warmer" is inserted and a connecting annular tool is attached to one end.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) At least one end has an opening for inserting and removing a body warmer, and a belt attachment device is provided at both ends, one end, or an extension of the belt. A band-shaped body warmer holding device comprising a cylindrical band having elasticity in at least one direction and capable of forming an annular band. (2) The band-shaped body warmer holding device as set forth in claim (1) of the utility model registration claim, characterized in that the cylindrical band is constructed in the form of cloth, mesh, or a combination of both. (3) The belt-shaped body warmer holding device according to claim (1) of the utility model registration, characterized in that one or more incisions are made in the longitudinal direction of the belt at the opening of the body warmer insertion/removal opening. (4) Utility model registration claim item (1) characterized by knitting, weaving, or gluing yarn so as to expand and contract in at least one direction to form a cylindrical band that can expand and contract in at least one direction. The described band-shaped warmer holding device. (5) The band-shaped body warmer holding device according to claim (1) of the utility model registration, characterized in that the cylindrical band is reinforced at at least one location.