KR102425198B1 - A Fishing Bag Handle - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is such that the first and second handles provided at the front and rear of the bag body are connected to each other in a state of being gathered over the body of the bag, so that when moving, the user holds the grips of the first and second handles that are connected to each other when moving. It can be easily transported just by lifting it. In particular, since the grip parts of the first and second handles are caught and fixed together, even if you hold the grip part of the handle with one hand, the fishing bag handle can be easily held and moved without loosening the grip part. to provide.

Description

{A Fishing Bag Handle}

The present invention relates to a fishing bag handle, and more particularly, in accordance with the operation of lifting the first and second handles placed on the upper surface of the bag cover in a state of being superimposed on each other so that the first and second handles are caught with each other, It relates to a fishing bag handle that reduces the volume of a fishing bag and allows you to easily carry and move the fishing bag when moving.

As is well known, the fishing bag connects the cover to the main body with a zipper to put fishing gear in the inner space of the main body, puts the ground rice when fishing, and uses it at the fishing ground, or puts water and catches the fish caught while fishing. It is designed to be put in.

These fishing bags are usually formed by high-frequency fusion processing of a plate body made of EVA material, so that they are durable, easy to clean, and can be folded as needed to reduce the volume during storage.

As a representative prior art related to the above-mentioned fishing bag, the Republic of Korea Patent Office Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 10-2006-0089140 (name: fishing bag) can be given as an example.

In the prior art, bearing portions respectively provided on opposite outer walls of the bag body, shafts are formed at both ends of a substantially U-shape, the shafts are supported by the bearings, and a substantially U-shaped central portion is above the bag body. A fishing bag comprising: an elastically deformable handle for changing a posture between a standing posture standing up to be positioned at , and a prostration posture in which the central portion is positioned near the bottom of the bag body, the handle being elastically deformable from the standing posture Technical gist that the shaft has an unstable balance position that elastically deforms the approximately U-shape of the handle during the posture change to is doing with

However, in the prior art, since the handles installed in the front and rear of the bag body do not have a structure that is connected and fixed to each other on the bag body, when carrying a fishing bag using the handle, the handles located in the front and rear of the bag body are used respectively. After lifting on the main body, there is a lot of hassle in carrying the fishing bag by holding and carrying these handles.

In particular, fishing is performed in an area where space is very narrow, such as Gaetbawi Rock. When a fishing bag with the same structure as in the prior art is placed on the floor, the handle is spread out on both sides to increase the volume of the bag more than necessary. During the operation, safety accidents such as tripping or tripping on the user's feet bring a lot of inconvenience due to stumbling.

In addition, when you need to lift a fishing bag while moving, the gap between the two handles is relatively wide, making it inconvenient to hold the handle with one hand.

Hwanggongbo Publication No. 10-2006-0089140

Therefore, an object of the present invention for solving the above problems is the grip portion of the first and second handles according to the operation of holding the first and second handles placed on the upper surface of the bag cover in a state of being superimposed on each other. A fishing bag handle is provided so that it can be easily grasped and moved without loosening the grip part even when holding the grip part of the handle with one hand by locking them together in a state of being gathered together.

The present invention for achieving the above object is a fishing bag handle installed in a fishing bag consisting of a bag body, a cover that can be opened and closed with a zipper on the open upper surface of the bag body, the user can hold it by hand A grip bar that is configured to be bent vertically at both ends of the grip bar, a connecting bar hinged to one side of the bag body, a magnet installed in the center of the upper surface of the grip bar, and a “∧” shape on both sides of the upper surface of the grip bar A first handle mounted on the upper surface of the cover composed of an upward locking jaw integrally formed with the upward locking jaw and an upward locking groove recessed on the inner surface of the upward locking jaw, which is superimposed on the upper side of the first handle and can be held by the user A grip bar that is configured to be vertically bent at both ends of the grip bar, and a connecting bar that is hinged to the other side of the bag body. A magnet installed in the center of the lower surface of the grip bar and capable of being adsorbed to the magnet of the first handle, is integrally formed in a "∨" shape on both sides of the lower surface of the grip bar, and in the process of lifting the first handle upward, the second 1 A downward locking jaw hooked on the upward locking groove of the handle, a downward locking groove that is recessed on the inner surface of the downward locking jaw and allows the upward locking jaw of the first handle to be caught in the process of lifting the first handle upward. It is characterized in that it is composed of a second handle.

The zipper is connected between the upper end of the side wall of the bag body and the lower end of the side wall of the cover, a curved surface is formed on the outer surface of the cover, and a partition ring is further installed between the curved surface and the zipper desirable.

It is preferable that a bottom cover member molded of a material superior to that of the bag body is attached to the bottom surface of the bag body.

According to the present invention, the first and second handles provided at the front and rear of the bag body are connected to each other in a state of being gathered over the bag body, so that when moving, the user only holds and lifts the grips of the first and second handles that are connected to each other. In particular, since the grip parts of the first and second handles are caught and fixed together in a gathered state, even if the grip part of the handle is held with one hand, it has the effect of being able to easily hold and move the grip part without loosening the grip part.

In addition, the present invention prevents rainwater from penetrating into the bag body through the zipper in advance, and also prevents the bottom of the bag body from being easily torn or damaged even when the bottom such as gaetbawi is rough or sharp, thereby increasing the service life.

1 is a view three-dimensionally illustrating a state in which first and second handles are superimposed on a cover in a fishing bag according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a three-dimensional view illustrating a state in which the grip portions of the first and second handles overlap each other and are locked.
FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the grip part in FIG. 2 is separated up and down;
Figure 4 is a three-dimensional view showing the first handle structure of Figure 1 extracted.
FIG. 5 is a three-dimensional view illustrating the structure of the second handle of FIG. 1 .
6 and 7 are views sequentially illustrating the use state of the first and second handles.
Figure 8 is a view three-dimensionally showing the bottom of the fishing bag of Figure 1.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the detailed description to be described later, representative embodiments of the present invention will be presented in order to achieve the above-described technical problems. And other embodiments that can be presented as the present invention is replaced by the description in the configuration of the present invention.

1 is a three-dimensional view illustrating the configuration of a fishing bag according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a three-dimensional view showing a state in which the grip parts of the first and second handles are caught in a state of being superimposed on each other. It is a view, and FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the grip part is separated up and down in FIG. 2 .

As shown in Figures 1 to 3, the fishing bag is a rectangular box type, the upper end is open, the inner space is formed, the bag body 10 is configured to be connected to the shoulder straps on both sides, and the bag It is configured to include a cover 20 that is openably covered with a zipper 30 on the open upper surface of the main body 10 .

In the inner space of the bag body 10 of the fishing bag, ground rice used for fishing is put, or water is put and fish caught while fishing is put in and stored.

The first and second handles 40 and 60 are hinged to both sides of the bag body 10 .

The first and second handles 40 and 60 are superimposed on the upper surface of the cover 20 in a state of being separated from each other, and in this state, the first and second handles 40 and 60 are superimposed on each other with one hand by the user. The grip parts 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 are caught and fixed with each other according to the operation of lifting to be able to move

4 is a view showing the structure of the first handle 40 is extracted.

As shown in FIG. 4 , the first handle 40 includes a grip bar 42 and a connection bar 44 that is vertically bent at both ends of the grip bar 42 .

The connecting bar 44 is coupled to one side of the bag body 10 by a hinge 46 , and is configured to rotate with the hinge 46 as a starting point.

The grip bar 42 is a part directly gripped by the user's hand, and a magnet 48 is built in the center of the upper surface of the grip bar 42 , and upward locking jaws 50 are formed on both sides of the magnet 48 . It has an integrally formed structure.

The upward locking jaw 50 has a "∧" shape in cross section and is caught in a downward locking groove formed in the grip bar of the second handle while the first and second handles 40 and 60 are lifted while being superimposed on each other. and the 1st and 2nd handles are caught and fixed to each other.

The magnet 48 of the first handle 40 has the first and second handles 40 and 60 interlocked and fixed to each other, and is adsorbed to the magnet 48 of the second handle 60, and the first and second handles 40, 60) is firmly maintained.

An upward locking groove 52 is recessed on the inner surface of the upward locking jaw 50 formed on the grip bar 42 .

The upward locking groove 52 is a downward locking jaw 70 formed in the grip bar 62 of the second handle 60 while the first and second handles 40 and 60 are lifted in a state of being superimposed on each other. The first and second handles 40 and 60 are caught and fixed to each other so that they are hooked.

A round part 54 is formed to be curved between the upwardly engaging groove 52 of the grip bar 42 and the connecting bar 44 , and the round part 54 is superimposed on the first handle 40 . In the process of lifting the first handle 40 with the user's hand, the downward engaging jaw of the second handle 60 is precisely in the upward engaging groove 52 of the first handle 40, and It serves as a guide so that it can be quickly inserted.

5 is a diagram showing the structure of the second handle 60 is extracted.

As shown in FIG. 5, the second handle 60 includes a grip bar 62 like the first handle 40, and a connecting bar 64 bent vertically at both ends of the grip bar 62, respectively. However, the grip bar 62 and the connecting bar 64 of the second handle 60 are superimposed on the grip bar 42 and the connecting bar 44 of the first handle 40. .

The connecting bar 64 is coupled to the other side of the bag body 10 by a hinge 66, and is configured to rotate with the hinge 66 as a starting point.

The grip bar 62 is a part directly gripped by the user's hand. A magnet 68 is built-in in the center of the lower surface of the grip bar 62, and downward engaging protrusions 70 are formed on both sides of the magnet 68. It has an integrally formed structure.

The downward locking jaw 70 has a "∨" shape in cross section and the grip bar 42 of the first handle 40 in the process of being lifted in a state in which the second handle 60 is overlapped on the first handle 40. The grip bars 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 are hooked and fixed to each other while being caught in the upward locking groove 52 formed in the . At this time, the downward engaging jaw of the second handle 60 rides over the round portion 54 of the first handle 40 in the process of being lifted up 70, and the upward engaging groove 52 of the first handle 40 ) is precisely guided.

The upward engaging jaw 50 of the first handle 40 is caught in the downward engaging groove 72 of the second handle 60, and the downward engaging jaw 70 of the second handle 60 is connected to the first handle ( 40), the grip parts 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 are locked to each other and at the same time, the magnet 68 of the second handle 60 is adsorbed to the magnet 48 of the first handle 40 and firmly maintains the engaging state of the first and second handles 40 and 60 .

The first and second handles 40 and 60 configured as described above connect the connecting rods 44 and 64 to both sides of the bag body by hinges 46 and 66, respectively, and rotatably connect the hinges 46 and 66 as a starting point. Also, during fishing, the first handle 40 is placed on the cover 20 and then the second handle 60 is used in a state where the first handle 40 is overlapped.

When you want to transport the fishing bag in this state, as shown in FIG. 6 , the user's hand is inserted between the first handle 40 and the cover 20 , and then the first handle 40 is lifted upward in FIG. 7 . As shown, in the process in which the first and second handles 40 and 60 are lifted upward, the upward engaging jaw 50 of the first handle 40 is caught in the downward engaging groove 72 of the second handle 60, and Also, the downward engaging jaw 70 of the second handle 60 is caught in the upward engaging groove 52 of the first handle 40 and the grip bars 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 are positioned in an up and down state, and at the same time become a locked state, and at the same time, the magnet 68 of the second handle 60 is adsorbed to the magnet 48 of the first handle 40, and the first and second handles 40 , 60) to firmly maintain the gripping state of the grip parts 42 and 62.

That is, when the grip parts 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 are caught as described above, the user uses the grip bars 42 and 62 of the first and second handles 40 and 60 with one hand. When trying to catch , it is possible to hold the grip parts 42 and 62 without being separated from each other even without applying excessive force to the hand, so that the fishing bag can be easily held and carried to a desired place by hand.

On the other hand, the cover 20 is covered with a zipper 30 on the open upper end of the bag body 10 so as to be able to open and close.

The zipper 30 connects the upper end of the side wall of the bag body 10 and the lower end of the side wall of the cover so as to be able to open and close each other.

The outer surface of the cover 20 forms a curved surface portion 22 so as to be rounded. The curved surface portion 22 induces rainwater that has fallen to the cover 20 to fall down on the curved surface portion 22 .

A partition ring 24 is installed under the curved surface portion 22 of the cover 20 . The partition ring 24 divides between the curved surface portion 22 of the cover 20 and the zipper 30 , and blocks rainwater that has descended on the curved surface portion 22 from flowing down to the zipper 30 .

That is, the bag body 10 and the cover 20 are made of a waterproof material to prevent rainwater from penetrating, whereas the zipper 30 is made of fabric, so rainwater can easily permeate. Therefore, the zipper 30 is installed between the upper side of the side wall of the bag body 10 and the lower end of the side wall of the cover 20 , and the curved surface portion 22 and the partition ring 24 of the cover 20 are added to the cover 20 . ) to prevent rainwater from flowing into the zipper 30, thereby preventing rainwater from penetrating.

8 is a three-dimensional view of the bottom of the fishing bag.

As shown in FIG. 8 , a separate bottom cover member 80 is high-frequency bonded to the bottom surface of the bag body 10 .

The bottom cover member 80 is high-frequency bonded in a state of enveloping the bottom surface of the bag body 10, and protects the bottom of the bag body from being torn or damaged by sharp rocks such as gaetbawi.

The bottom cover member 80 is molded so as to form a space that can accommodate the bottom of the bag body inside while the top is open, and is preferably formed of a material stronger than the bag body 10 .

An embossed non-slip part 90 is further provided on the lower quadrangular surface of the bottom cover member 80, and the non-slip part 90 prevents the fishing bag from sliding on the floor while in direct contact with the floor.

10: bag body 20: cover
30: zipper 40: first handle
42: grip bar 44: connecting bar
46: hinge 48: magnet
50: upward locking jaw 52: upward locking groove
60: second handle 62: grip bar
64: connecting bar 66: hinge
68: magnet 70: down-hanging jaw
72: downward locking groove 80: bottom cover member

Claims (3)

In the bag body (10), the bag handle for fishing installed in the bag for fishing consisting of a cover (20) that is installed openly and openably with a zipper (30) on the open upper surface of the bag body (10),
a grip bar 42 that allows the user to hold it by hand;
a connecting bar 44 that is vertically bent at both ends of the grip bar 42 and is hinged 46 on one side of the bag body 10;
a magnet (48) installed in the center of the upper surface of the grip bar (42);
an upward locking jaw 50 integrally formed in a "∧" shape on both sides of the upper surface of the grip bar 42;
a first handle 40 mounted on the upper surface of the cover 20 by having an upward locking groove 52 recessed in the inner surface of the upward locking jaw 50;
a grip bar (62) superimposed on the first handle (40) and allowing a user to hold it by hand;
a connecting bar (64) which is vertically bent at both ends of the grip bar (62) and is hinged (66) to the other side of the bag body (10);
a magnet (68) installed at the center of the lower surface of the grip bar (62) and capable of being adsorbed to the magnet (48) of the first handle (40);
It is integrally formed on both sides of the lower surface of the grip bar 62 in a "∨" shape, and is caught in the upward locking groove 52 of the first handle 40 in the process of lifting the first handle 40 upward. chin (70);
A downward locking groove 72 that is recessed in the inner surface of the downward locking jaw 70 and allows the upward locking jaw 50 of the first handle 40 to be caught in the process of lifting the first handle 40 upward. Consists of a second handle (60) composed of;
A round part 54 is formed to be bent between the upwardly engaging groove 52 of the grip bar 42 and the connecting bar 44 , and the round part 54 lifts the first handle 40 . In the process, the downward locking jaw 70 of the second handle 60 placed on the connection bar 44 of the first handle 40 is moved to the upward locking groove 52 of the first handle 40 . Fishing bag handle, characterized in that to guide.

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