RU153911U1 - SEAT FIXED ON HUMAN BODY - Google Patents

Abstract

A device for seating a person, used by fixing it on the body, consisting of a flexible insulating material, characterized in that in three areas of the base: in the upper left corner, in the upper right corner and in the lower part in the center are holes that form three fixation points ; one elastic fixing belt will pass through these holes, connecting with a buckle on the belt.

Description

The technical field to which the utility model relates.

The utility model relates to the field of safety, specifically to a protective item of clothing, and is intended to protect the organs of the genitourinary system of a person, in particular athletes and children, from hypothermia while sitting on a cold, wet surface, as well as to protect the tailbone and lower back from a slight bruise when falling.

State of the art

A device for protecting the organs of the genitourinary system of a crawling baby is known (patent document: US 2621327 A), which is attached to the body using straps and can be considered a prototype of the claimed utility model.

The disadvantage of the prototype is that the locking straps are tightened directly on the legs of the child, thereby potentially disrupting blood circulation in them. Also, the design of the prototype does not provide protection for the lumbar region of a person.

Utility Model Disclosure

The purpose of the utility model is to develop a compact protective seat for humans, which together would provide:

- reliable protection against hypothermia of the organs of the genitourinary system of the user while sitting on a cold surface;

- protection of the tailbone of the athlete (snowboarder, skateboarder, etc.) or the child from minor injury in the fall;

- fixation of sitting on the body, which would not disrupt blood circulation, would not subside during vigorous actions, would not hamper the movement of a person;

Brief Description of the Drawings:

FIG. 1: front view of the fixture

FIG. 2: general view of the fixture, rear view

FIG. 3: general view of the device on a crawling baby

FIG. 4: general view of the device on the child during the fall

FIG. 5: general view of the device on the child while sitting

FIG. 6: side view of the device on the child while sitting

FIG. 7: general view of the device on an adult user

Utility Model Implementation

The seat consists of a base 1 (Fig. 1, Fig. 2) of a rectangular shape made of flexible heat-insulating material, for example, polyethylene foam. The seat is fixed on the user's body by one elastic belt 2, which passes through the holes 3, 4, 5 (Fig. 1) in the base. The holes are located in three areas of the base (Fig. 2): in the upper left corner, in the upper right corner and in the lower part of the base in the center (for a child seat, the lowest hole is located at a distance of about 5 cm from the bottom edge of the base, for an adult seat this indentation is proportionally larger). Connecting on the belt with a buckle, the belt forms a triangle (Fig. 1). The advantages of triangular belt placement are that the belt sections passing through the groin diagonally right to the belt do not squeeze the user's legs, so they are not disturbed

blood circulation in his lower limbs, while there is no friction of the belts against each other, which eliminates the discomfort when walking.

The essence of the model is that when worn, the seat gently repeats the bending of the body (Fig. 3, Fig. 6 and Fig. 7), and in the case when the user assumes a sitting position or in the event of his fall (Fig. 4 and Fig. 5) the lower part of the base is located exactly under the genitals, protecting them from contact with a cold surface, while the upper part of the base is placed on the lower back, forming the back of the seat, which protects the tailbone and lower back of the user from possible injury when dropped.

Thus, the technical result is:

1) a simple system for fixing the seat on the user's body, consisting of one belt;

2) fixation, preventing circulatory disorders of the lower extremities of the user;

3) a reliable and tight fit of the device to the body in any - standing or sitting position of the user.

Claims (1)

A device for seating a person, used by fixing it on the body, consisting of a flexible insulating material, characterized in that in three areas of the base: in the upper left corner, in the upper right corner and in the lower part in the center are holes that form three fixation points ; one elastic fixing belt will pass through these holes, connecting with a buckle on the belt.

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