TWM587928U - Connecting foot pad for rod bottom of walking stick - Google Patents

Abstract

A connecting foot pad at the bottom of a walking stick is used to be coupled to the bottom of a walking stick, and the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick includes a foot pad body, and the upper end of the foot pad body is formed as a contact with the walking stick. A connecting part combined at the bottom of the stick, and the bottom surface of the lower end of the foot pad body has a plurality of first cut grooves, and the front end of the foot pad body extends to the lower end of the foot pad body with a forward curved surface and a backward inclined surface, Wherein, the front arc surface has one or more second cut grooves, and the rear inclined surface is an inclined surface. The combination of the front curved surface and the rear inclined surface makes the bottom surface of the foot pad body stay in place. In this state, the walking stick can be tilted back and forth greatly.

Description

Attaching pads at the bottom of the walking stick

This creation is about a connecting foot pad at the bottom of a walking stick, especially a connecting foot pad at the bottom of a walking stick that can increase the amplitude of the walking stick back and forth in place.

Walking is a new type of exercise that makes walking people no longer need to breathe like a cow, sweat like rain, or endure muscle soreness to get healthy, because walking focuses on effectively improving "physical functions", not "physical skills." This gentle body movement will soon make you look and feel better.

Therefore, when the user is walking, if he can use the walking stick, it will be more powerful and reach the effect of moving the whole body when walking, and maintain the conservation of angular momentum based on human walking. , Right hand to left foot, left and right cross coordinated advance to make walking easier and effective.

Generally, most walking poles will have an insole at the bottom of the pole, so when the arm swings forward like a pendulum, it will become a handshake posture, the rubber shoe cover of the pole will automatically land in the correct position, and the pole will also have the ground The correct angle, so if you push the pole forward, the shoe cover of the pole will automatically leave the ground and move to the correct position to land;

Therefore, the insole of the pole must be grounded, but because the design of the insole used by general walking sticks is not good, and because the general insole is not available for bending, if the arm swings forward, it will cause the insole to advance. Leaving the ground will even cause rebound or slip problems. Therefore, if the insole can be designed to increase the amplitude of the walking stick back and forth in place, the insole will be able to maintain a stable landing, so that it can The user can perform the swing exercise more smoothly through the walking stick, which should be an optimal solution.

A connecting foot pad at the bottom of a walking stick is used to be coupled to the bottom of a healthy walking stick. The connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick includes: a foot pad body, which is formed on the upper end of the foot pad body to form an and The connecting part combined with the bottom of the walking stick, and the bottom surface of the foot pad body has a plurality of first cut grooves, and the front end of the foot pad body extends to the lower end of the foot pad body with a front arc surface and a rear Inclined surface, wherein the front curved surface has one or more second cut grooves, and the backward curved surface is an inclined surface. The combination of the front curved surface and the backward curved surface makes the bottom surface of the lower end of the foot pad body When staying on a ground, the walking stick can tilt back and forth greatly.

More specifically, the connecting portion is hollow cylindrical.

More specifically, the second notches are arranged on the front arc surface in a shape of a single horizontal cut.

More specifically, the depth of the second notch is used to keep the bottom surface of the foot pad body in place, and the walking stick can be inclined forward or backward by at least 50 degrees.

Regarding other technical contents, features and effects of this creation, it will be clearly presented in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment with reference to the drawings.

Please refer to Figures 1, 2A and 2B for the schematic diagram of the structure of the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick, the exploded structure of the walking stick and the combined structure of the walking stick. The foot pad body 1 is It is used to combine with the bottom of a walking stick 2. The upper end of the foot pad body forms a connecting portion 11, which is a hollow cylinder, so it can provide a space that can be combined with the bottom of the walking stick 2. .

The bottom surface 12 of the lower end of the foot pad body 1 has a plurality of first notches 121. In addition to increasing the grip of the foot pad body 1, when the walking stick 2 tilts back and forth, The first cut grooves 121 can make the bottom surface 12 of the lower end of the foot pad body 1 appear arc-shaped, so that even if the tilt and shake amplitude is large, the bottom surface 12 of the lower end of the foot pad body 1 cannot easily leave the ground.

The upper end of the foot pad body 1 extends from the lower end of the foot pad body 1 to a forward curved surface 13 and a backward inclined surface 14, wherein the forward curved surface 13 has the second cutout 131 and the second cut The grooves 131 are arranged on the front arc surface 13 in a shape of a single horizontal cut, and the backward inclined surface is an inclined surface;

As shown in FIG. 3A, when the walking stick 2 is tilted forward, the front arc surface 13 can be bent to close the second cut groove 131, so that the deeper the second cut groove 131 is, the greater the angle that can be inclined, Similarly, as shown in FIG. 3B, when the walking stick 2 is tilted backwards, since the backward tilting surface 14 is an inclined surface, plus the second notch 131 can also be pulled away to increase the backward tilt. The depth of the second notch 131 will affect the angle at which the walking stick can be tilted forward or backward (with the stay in place, the walking stick 2 can be tilted forward or backward by at least 50 degree).

Therefore, with Figure 4, it can be seen that when the user 3 is walking with the walking stick 2 in hand, the walking stick 2 is tilted back and forth due to the use of the foot pad body 1. The front edge of the lower end bottom surface 12 of the pad body 1 will still stay on a ground 4, so that the foot pad body 1 can maintain a stable landing, so that the user can perform swing exercises through the walking stick 2 more smoothly.

In addition to providing a second notch 131, as shown in FIG. 5, two second notches 131 can be provided on the front arc surface 13, or as shown in FIG. 6, The arc surface 13 can be provided with three second cut grooves 131. Therefore, the front arc surface 13 can be provided with a plurality of second cut grooves 131. This can further increase the amplitude of the back and forth tilt and shake. The angle of forward or backward tilt will also be significantly increased.

Compared with other conventional techniques, the connecting pads at the bottom of the walking stick provided by this creation have the following advantages:
1. This design uses the design of the insole to increase the amplitude of the walking stick back and forth in the same place. This can also maintain the stable landing of the insole and allow users to more smoothly perform swing exercises through the walking stick. .
2. The insole design of this creation has the function of being able to be flexibly bent in place, so if the arm is swinging forward, the insole of the walking pole will not leave the ground in advance, and it can avoid the problems of rebound or slipping. occur.

This creation has been disclosed as above through the above-mentioned embodiments, but it is not intended to limit this creation. Anyone who is familiar with this technical field with ordinary knowledge, understands the aforementioned technical characteristics and embodiments of this creation, and is in the spirit of this creation and Within the scope, no modification or retouching is allowed. Therefore, the scope of patent protection of this creation shall be subject to the definition in the claims attached to this specification.

1‧‧‧foot pad body

11‧‧‧ Connection Department

12‧‧‧ bottom of the lower end

121‧‧‧The first groove

13‧‧‧ front arc

131‧‧‧Second Groove

14‧‧‧backward

2‧‧‧ walking stick

3‧‧‧ users

4‧‧‧ Ground

[Figure 1] This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the connecting pads at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Figure 2A] This is a schematic diagram of the disassembled structure of the connecting foot pad and the walking stick at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Fig. 2B] This is a schematic diagram of the combined structure of the connecting foot pad and the walking pole at the bottom of the walking stick of this creation.
[Figure 3A] This is a schematic diagram of the forward tilting structure of the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Figure 3B] This is a schematic diagram of the backward tilting structure of the connecting foot pads at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Figure 4] This is a schematic diagram of the actual application of the connecting foot pads at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Figure 5] This is a schematic diagram of another structure of the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick.
[Figure 6] This is a schematic diagram of another structure implementation of the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick.

Claims (4)

A connecting foot pad at the bottom of a walking stick is used to be combined with the bottom of a walking stick, and the connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick includes:
A foot pad body is formed on the upper end of the foot pad body to form a connecting portion combined with the bottom of the walking stick, and the bottom surface of the lower end of the foot pad body has a plurality of first cutouts, and the upper end of the foot pad body extends to There is a forward curved surface and a backward inclined surface between the lower end of the foot pad body, wherein the forward curved surface has one or more second cut grooves, and the backward inclined surface is an inclined surface, the forward curved surface. In combination with the rearwardly inclined surface, the bottom surface of the lower end of the foot pad body can stay on a ground, and the walking stick can be tilted back and forth greatly. The connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick according to claim 1, wherein the connecting portion is a hollow cylinder. The connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick according to claim 1, wherein the second notch is arranged on the front arc surface in a shape of a single horizontal cut. The connecting foot pad at the bottom of the walking stick as described in claim 1, wherein the depth of the second cutout is used to keep the bottom surface of the foot pad body in place, and the walking stick can move forward or Tilt back at least 50 degrees.