TWM627125U - Umbrella holder and front-mounted hands-free umbrella supporting set with the same - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation is about the umbrella holder and its front-mounted hands-free umbrella support set, which is used to fix the daily umbrella at the front side of the body, so that the user can free his hands to freely engage in various activities. The umbrella holder of this creation mainly includes a shell, a fixing piece and a stop group. The housing includes a cover seat and an upper cover seat that can be operated in a clamped state and a release state with respect to each other, and the stop group includes an upper resistance member arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover seat and a lower resistance member arranged on the front surface of the lower cover seat. , the fixing piece can make the housing fastened in the clamping state. When the umbrella column is clamped between the lower cover base and the upper cover base, the stop group contacts the umbrella column and provides a non-slip slope to it, so as to compensate for the backward tilt of the umbrella column due to the contour of the user's upper chest by using the reverse tilt principle Angle, so that the umbrella column stands in front of the body almost vertically, so as to achieve the maximum shielding area and somatosensory comfort.

Description

Umbrella holder and its front-mounted hands-free umbrella support set

This creation is about the umbrella holder and its front-mounted hands-free umbrella support set, especially the umbrella holder and its front-mounted hands-free umbrella support set suitable for various types of umbrellas.

At present, the common use of general umbrellas is mostly to open the umbrella and hold the umbrella head with one hand close to the body to play the functions of sunshade, rain and snow protection, but the posture of holding the umbrella is easy to make people feel tired, so It needs to change hands frequently, and the body also needs to change to achieve balance. In particular, if you need to hold other items in your hands, or you need to free your hands to use tools, hold objects, or perform various labors or sports in the hot sun, rain or snow, the umbrella holding method of holding the umbrella will cause many problems. Inconvenience, imbalance and fatigue.

Based on the above-mentioned shortcomings of the hand-held umbrella, a method of holding an umbrella with a backpack combined with an umbrella has been introduced on the market, so as to fix the umbrella on the rear backpack. However, the umbrella supporter combined with the backpack is only suitable for special umbrellas, which leads to the disadvantages of high cost, complicated structure, difficult to replace when the special umbrella is damaged and high maintenance costs, especially the structure that is difficult to install and retract. The design makes it impossible for the user to immediately and quickly open the umbrella or remove the retractable umbrella, which brings inconvenience in many usage situations, for example, when getting on and off the bus, the umbrella cannot be quickly opened or retracted. In addition, because such products must be carried with a special large backpack, the practicability is greatly reduced and the cost is increased, and because they cannot be applied to existing umbrellas, users must abandon the original umbrellas, causing resources waste, which in turn makes such products unpopular.

In view of this, the development of a hands-free umbrella device that can directly fix the umbrella on the front side of the body and is suitable for various types of umbrellas will have great demand and development potential in this industry.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention provides an umbrella holder in a first aspect, which includes: a casing including an upper cover base and a lower cover base, the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base, and the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base. The lower cover base is configured to operate in a clamped state and a released state relative to each other with the connection between the upper cover base and the lower cover base as an axis. When the shell is in the clamped state, the upper cover base The inner surface and the front surface of the lower cover are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the accommodating portion extends from a top side to a bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction for an umbrella of an umbrella The post is accommodated in the accommodating portion; a fixing member is connected to the housing and configured to fasten the upper cover seat and the lower cover seat to the clip relative to each other when the housing is in the clamped state a closed state; and a stop group, which includes an upper blocking member and a lower blocking member, the upper blocking member is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower blocking member is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base , when the shell is in the clamping state, the stop group is in contact with the umbrella column placed in the accommodating portion and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the back of the lower cover seat. Here, the umbrella holder of this form can be formed through a groove with gradual depth gradient formed at one of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, so as to form a basic slope inclined relative to the back of the lower cover base, so that the The upper or lower stopper at the groove can provide a non-slip slope along the base slope. Further, the umbrella holder of this aspect may further comprise a rail seat, which is configured to be combined with the lower cover seat of the casing, so that the casing can slide back and forth in the longitudinal direction relative to the rail seat, And the shell can be fixed in a desired pulling position through a positioning piece. Here, the rail seat may include a web, and the front surface of the web is opposite to the back surface of the lower cover seat. Optionally, the umbrella holder of this aspect may further include a shoulder socket support frame, which is connected with the lower cover seat or the rail seat, and is configured to move from the lower cover seat or the rail seat to the thickness direction (perpendicular to the back of the lower cover seat or The direction of the back of the track seat) is outwardly convex, so that when the umbrella holder is fixed at the upper chest position of the user, it can abut against the shoulder socket of the user.

In addition, even if the groove depth variation is not utilized to construct a base slope inclined with respect to the back of the lower cover base, the shoulder socket support frame provided at the back of the lower cover base can also establish a slope mechanism. Therefore, the present invention further provides an umbrella holder in a second aspect, which includes: a casing including an upper cover base and a lower cover base, the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base, and the upper cover base and the lower cover base It is configured to take the connection between the upper cover seat and the lower cover seat as an axis to operate relative to each other into a clamped state and a released state. When the shell is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the upper cover seat and the The front faces of the lower cover are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the accommodating portion extends from a top side to a bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction for accommodating an umbrella column of an umbrella. in the accommodating portion; a fixing piece connected to the casing and configured to be fastened in the clamping state relative to each other when the casing is in the clamping state; a A shoulder socket support frame, which is connected with the lower cover base and is configured to protrude outward from the lower cover base towards a thickness direction perpendicular to the back of the lower cover base to a most convex point, wherein the most convex point of the shoulder socket support frame There is an acute angle between the imaginary connection line to the bottom side of the casing (that is, the bottom side of the back of the lower cover base) and the back of the lower cover base; and a stop group, which includes an upper blocking member and a lower blocking member The upper resisting piece is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower resisting piece is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base. When the housing is in the clamping state, the stopper group and the setting The umbrella column in the accommodating portion contacts and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the imaginary connecting line.

Similarly, the above-mentioned shoulder socket support frame can also be arranged on the back of the rail seat, so the present invention further provides an umbrella holder in a third aspect, which includes: a shell including an upper cover seat and a lower cover seat, the upper cover seat The lower cover base is connected, and the upper cover base and the lower cover base are configured to operate relative to each other in a clamped state and a released state with the connection between the upper cover base and the lower cover base as an axis. When the body is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the upper cover seat and the front surface of the lower cover seat are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the accommodating portion extends from a top side of the casing to a bottom side for an umbrella post of an umbrella to be accommodated in the accommodating part; a fixing piece connected to the casing and configured to allow the upper cover seat to connect with the casing when the casing is in the clamped state The lower cover seats are fastened relative to each other in the clamped state; a track seat is configured to be combined with the lower cover seat of the housing, so that the housing can slide back and forth relative to the track seat in the longitudinal direction; A shoulder socket support frame connected to the rail seat and configured to protrude outward from the rail seat towards a thickness direction perpendicular to the back of the rail seat to a most convex point, wherein the most convex point of the shoulder socket support frame reaches the There is an acute angle between the imaginary connection line of a bottom side of the track seat (that is, the bottom side of the back of the track seat) and the back of the track seat; and a stop group, which includes an upper block and a lower block, the upper The blocking piece is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower blocking piece is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base. When the casing is in the clamped state, the blocking group is placed in the accommodating state. The umbrella column in the part contacts and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the imaginary connecting line.

In this creation, the back of the cover seat under the shell can be covered with a ring structure, which can be combined with a fixing area covered with a hook-like structure and corresponding to the upper chest of the user, so that the umbrella holder can be fixed on the upper chest of the user. The user's upper chest. Alternatively, the back surface of the cover seat under the casing can be covered with hook-like structures to be combined with the fixing area covered with the annular structure. Similarly, in the aspect in which the umbrella holder further includes a rail seat, the back of the web of the rail seat can be covered with a ring-like structure or a hook-like structure for combining with the above-mentioned fixing area. In addition to the above-mentioned fixing method combining the hook-shaped structure and the annular structure, the umbrella holder can also be fixed to the upper chest of the user by a clamping method instead. For example, the umbrella holder of the present invention can further include a clamp, which can be fixed to the cover seat (in the state without the track seat) or the track seat (in the state with the track seat) under the casing, and It is configured to be clamped on the back of the lower cover seat or the back of the web of the rail seat.

The above-mentioned umbrella holder provided by this creation can be clamped to the user's jacket or the strap of a backpack, and can even be further matched with wearing parts, and the umbrella can be held by a clamping method or a combination of a hook-shaped structure and a loop structure. The device is fixed on the wearable part worn by the user. Accordingly, the present invention further provides a hands-free umbrella support set, which includes: the umbrella holder; At the torso, the front body part and the rear body part are respectively located at the front chest and the back of the user, wherein the umbrella holder can be fixed on the front body part of the wearing piece.

In this creation, various types of umbrellas can be fixed on the front side of the body through the umbrella holder, and there is no need to match special umbrellas, so the cost can be reduced, and the waste of resources caused by discarding the original umbrellas can be avoided. In particular, the umbrella holder of this creation uses the reverse inclination principle of the anti-slip inclined surface (that is, the anti-slip inclined surface is inclined from the bottom side to the top side away from the back of the lower cover seat, or the anti-slip inclined surface is inclined from the bottom side to the top side toward the back of the lower cover base. Away from the direction of the above imaginary connection), the purpose is to compensate the back angle of the umbrella column placed in front of the body due to the contour of the upper chest, so that the umbrella column stands almost vertically in front of the user, thereby achieving maximum shielding size and comfort. In addition, the quick-install and quick-release design of the umbrella holder of this creation (for example, the lower cover seat or the rail seat is fixed by clamping or sticking with devil felt) is conducive to the user to quickly open and close the umbrella, and the umbrella holder is small in size The wearable parts can be folded, which are all conducive to storage, so the convenience of use is greatly improved. Since this creation does not adopt a complex and easily worn structure design, it has the advantages of being sturdy and durable, not easily damaged, and easy to repair and replace.

In this creation, at least one of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base can be formed with a first groove to accommodate the umbrella column of the umbrella. For example, the first groove can be formed only on the inner surface of the upper cover base or the front surface of the lower cover base; or, the first groove can be formed at one of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, and the other is formed The second groove is used for placing the umbrella column in the accommodating portion defined by the first groove and the second groove. Here, the first groove and the second groove may extend from the top side to the bottom side of the casing along the longitudinal direction, and the first groove and/or the second groove in the umbrella holder of the first aspect The groove can be inclined through the groove depth change (that is, the depth has a gradual trend in the longitudinal direction), so as to form an inclination perpendicular to the thickness direction of the back of the lower cover (from the bottom side to the top side to be inclined away from the back of the lower cover) The first base bevel and/or the second base bevel, and the first groove and the second groove in the umbrella holder of the second and third aspects can extend in the longitudinal direction with a uniform depth, so as to form parallel to the lower The first base level and/or the second base level on the back of the cover base. More specifically, in the umbrella holder of the first aspect, in order to compensate the back angle of the umbrella column caused by the contour of the upper chest, a first concave whose depth gradually changes from the top side to the bottom side can be formed in the lower cover base. A groove, or/and a second groove whose depth gradually changes from the top side to the bottom side is formed in the upper cover base; and in the umbrella holder of the second and third aspects, the convex distance of the shoulder socket support frame can be used , to compensate for the depth gap caused by the upper chest contour.

In this creation, the lower blocking member and the upper blocking member of the stopper group are preferably made of a material with anti-slip effect, so that the stopper group can face the umbrella column accommodated in the accommodating portion in the longitudinal direction. Provides sliding resistance. In one embodiment, one of the lower and upper resists may include a base slope (eg, in the umbrella holder in the first aspect) or a base level (eg, in the second and third states). Such an umbrella holder) on the anti-slip pad, to form an anti-slip slope with the slope of the base slope or an anti-slip horizontal plane parallel to the base horizontal plane, and the other may include a single convex block or N convex blocks ( N is a positive integer, and N>1), so as to provide pressing force in the thickness direction, so that the umbrella column can be kept in an inclined or flat state in the casing, and at the same time, it can provide sliding resistance in the longitudinal direction. Here, the single convex block can extend in the longitudinal direction and have an incremental height change in the direction in which the depth of the first groove gradually changes to match the depth change of the first groove, or extend in the longitudinal direction with a uniform height. , in order to match the first groove with uniform depth; and the N convex blocks are in the direction of the increasing depth change of the first groove, according to the convex height from small to large, from the first groove with the smallest convex height The convex blocks are arranged at intervals to the Nth convex block with the largest convex height (that is, the convex height of the nth convex block among the N convex blocks is greater than the convex height of the (n-1)th convex block, wherein n is a positive integer, and n≦N), or the N convex blocks have uniform convex heights and are arranged at intervals along the longitudinal direction, so as to correspond to the first grooves with uniform depth. More specifically, when the umbrella holder is provided with a shoulder socket support frame, even if a groove of uniform depth and a convex block of uniform height are provided inside the casing, the shoulder socket support frame can still be used to establish a slope mechanism; however, if you want to use The convex height of the convex block is changed to correct the angle of the umbrella column. The convex block on the front of the lower cover base preferably shows a trend of increasing convex height from the top side to the bottom side, while the convex block on the inner surface of the upper cover base is more The best way is from the top side to the bottom side, which shows a trend of convex height from small to large, which is beneficial to correct the back angle of the umbrella column caused by the upper chest contour. In other words, the lower blocking member may include a single lower convex block, which extends in the longitudinal direction and has a decreasing convex height from the top side to the bottom side or has a uniform convex height; or includes M lower convex blocks, which extend from the top side in the longitudinal direction. Towards the bottom side, the convex heights are arranged in order from the first lower convex block to the M-th bottom convex block in order from large to small (that is, the m-th bottom convex block has a convex height smaller than the (m-1) The convex heights of the M lower convex blocks, wherein m and M are positive integers, M>1, and m≦M), or the M lower convex blocks have uniform convex heights. Similarly, the upper blocking member may include a single upper convex block extending in the longitudinal direction and having an increasing or uniform convex height from the top side to the bottom side; or N upper convex blocks extending from the top to the bottom side in the longitudinal direction The side facing the bottom side is arranged in order from the first upper convex block to the Nth upper convex block in order from small to large convex height (that is, the nth top convex block has a convex height greater than the (n-1) ) convex heights of the upper convex blocks, wherein n and N are positive integers, N>1, and n≦N), or the N upper convex blocks have uniform convex heights. Preferably, the upper protruding block and the lower protruding block are deformable, and can produce different deformation states with the change of the diameter of the umbrella column placed in the accommodating portion. In order to match the arc-shaped periphery of the umbrella column, the abutting surfaces of the upper convex block and the lower convex block for contacting the umbrella column can be concave arc surfaces.

In the present invention, the fixing member can be any structure that can fasten the casing in a clamped state. For example, in an embodiment, the fixing member includes a first buckle portion and a second buckle portion, which are respectively located at the lower cover seat and the upper cover seat, and are configured to be locked with each other in a clamped state. More specifically, one of the first buckle portion and the second buckle portion may have one or more concave edges, and the other may have one or more flanges corresponding to the concave edges, such that the first The first buckle portion and the second buckle portion are fastened to each other in a concave-convex interlocking manner. For example, the bottom of the first buckling portion adjacent to the opening and closing side of the lower cover base may be provided with a concave edge, and the second buckling portion adjacent to the opening and closing side of the upper cover base has an inner hook shape that can be snapped into the concave edge flange.

In this creation, the wearing part may have a fixing area corresponding to the upper chest of the user, the surface of which may be covered with either a ring structure or a hook structure, and the back of the lower cover seat or the track of the shell of the umbrella holder The back of the web of the seat can be covered with the other one of the ring structure and the hook structure, so that the back of the lower cover seat of the shell or the back of the web of the rail seat can be fixed through the combination of the ring structure and the hook structure. on the fixed area of the wearable. Here, the fixing area may be located at a position corresponding to the user's left or right chest.

In this creation, the fixture may include a clamping plate and a fixing member, the clamping plate has opposite first longitudinal sides and second longitudinal sides, the fixing member is arranged on the first longitudinal side of the clamping plate, and the second longitudinal side of the clamping plate is The side is connected to the lower cover seat (in the mode without the track seat) or the track seat (in the version with the track seat), so that the splint can be used as the connection between the second longitudinal side and the lower cover seat/track seat. The shaft is operated in a loosened state or a clamped state relative to the lower cover seat/track seat. When the splint is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the splint is opposite to the back of the lower cover seat/track seat, and the fastener can be operated to be fixed to the lower cover seat/track seat. In order to enhance the clamping force, the inner surface of the splint and the back surface of the lower cover base/track base are preferably provided with a plurality of first protruding pieces and a plurality of second protruding pieces arranged staggered from each other, respectively.

In this creation, the distance that the shoulder socket support frame protrudes from the back of the lower cover seat or the rail seat in the thickness direction is preferably able to compensate for the depth drop caused by the contour of the upper chest of the human body, thereby correcting the angle of the umbrella column's backward inclination. In order to improve somatosensory comfort, the shoulder socket support frame preferably has a convex arc profile that protrudes toward the thickness direction. In addition, the shoulder socket support frame can also be configured as a pivotable type, which can be pivoted around a transverse axis orthogonal to the longitudinal direction and the thickness direction, so that the user can adjust the shoulder socket support frame to a more comfortable position by pivoting the shoulder socket support frame .

In this creation, the "raised height" of the convex block refers to the height of the convex block protruding from the upper cover/lower cover along the normal direction of the plane where it is located (that is, the direction perpendicular to the plane where it is located), which is the same as the convex block. The distance between the umbrella column and the upper cover/lower cover is related. For example, the lower convex block and the upper convex block are respectively arranged in the first groove with the first basic slope and the second groove with the second basic slope. The height of the lower convex block protruding from the bottom of the first groove along the direction perpendicular to the first base slope, and the convex height of the convex block above the bottom of the second groove refers to the height of the upper convex block from the bottom of the second groove. The height of the bulge perpendicular to the direction of the second base slope.

In order to make the above objects, technical features, and advantages more clearly understood, the following is a detailed description of the preferred embodiments in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

The following describes the implementation of the present invention through specific embodiments, and those skilled in the art can easily understand other advantages and effects of the present invention from the contents disclosed in this specification. It should be noted that the following drawings are simplified schematic diagrams, and the invention can also be implemented or applied by other different specific embodiments, and the details in this specification can also be based on different viewpoints and applications. Various modifications and changes are made under the spirit of this creation.

[Example 1]

Please refer to FIG. 1 , which is a schematic diagram of the use of the umbrella holder 100 according to the first embodiment of the invention. As shown in FIG. 1 , the umbrella holder 100 can be used to clamp the umbrella column U of the umbrella device and fix it on the upper chest of the user, so that the user does not need to support the umbrella device with his hands, and can protect the umbrella from the sun and rain at the same time. Use both hands to engage in various activities or labor. In order to correct the shape of the upper chest when the umbrella holder 100 is fixed on the upper chest, the umbrella column U is in a backward tilted state along the inclination axis I shown by the dotted line in FIG. The direction of the front is inclined), the umbrella holder 100 uses the principle of reverse inclination to compensate for the inclination angle caused by the contour of the upper chest, thereby reducing the angle between the umbrella column U and the vertical line Z, so that the umbrella surface of the umbrella is relative to the use. to achieve the maximum shielding area and somatosensory comfort. More specifically, please refer to the schematic side view of the umbrella column U clamped in the umbrella holder 100 in the first specific embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIG. 2 . 101 extends to the bottom side 102 and is inclined with respect to the first base slope E1 of the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11, so that when the umbrella column U is clamped in the umbrella holder 100, it can be along the first base slope E1 in the thickness direction D2 (ie, the direction perpendicular to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 ), the inclination angle is in an inclined state, so that the inclined angle of the umbrella column U can be used to compensate the rearward tilt angle of the umbrella column U due to the contour of the upper chest. In addition, please refer to the schematic diagram of the umbrella column U sandwiched in the umbrella holder 100 in the first specific embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 3 , the umbrella holder 100 is provided with a stop group 50 inside, so it can be in the longitudinal direction. (It is a direction perpendicular to the plane of FIG. 3 ) to provide sliding resistance to the umbrella column U, and to provide a pressing force in the thickness direction D2 to keep the umbrella column U in an inclined state.

The detailed structure of the umbrella holder 100 will be described in further detail below.

First, please refer to FIGS. 4 and 5 , which are respectively three-dimensional schematic views of the umbrella holder 100 in the released and clamped states when the stop group 50 is not yet provided in the first embodiment of the present invention. The housing 10 of the umbrella holder 100 includes a lower cover base 11 and an upper cover base 13 connected to the lower cover base 11 . The lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 are connected to each other at the connection side 106, and are configured to operate relative to each other with the connection side 106 as the axis to be in a loosened state as shown in FIG. 4 and a clamped state as shown in FIG. 5 . . Preferably, the joint between the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 is provided with a reinforcing joint 15 to enhance the strength of the mutual axial connection between the two. As shown in FIG. 5 , when the casing 10 is in the clamped state, the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 and the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 are opposite to each other in the thickness direction D2 and define a longitudinal direction D1 (with respect to the thickness direction D2 ) The accommodating portion 10A extending from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 is perpendicular and parallel to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 . Here, the accommodating portion 10A can be defined by forming a groove on the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 or the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 or both thereof. For example, in the first embodiment of the present invention, a first groove 111 extending from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 along the longitudinal direction D1 is formed at the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 . In addition, in order to define an inclined surface for the umbrella post at the accommodating portion 10A, the depth of the first groove 111 can be gradually changed along the longitudinal direction D1. For example, in the first embodiment of the present invention, it is formed on the lower cover seat. The depth of the first groove 111 of 11 is gradually changed in the longitudinal direction D1 from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 , thereby forming the first basic slope E1 as shown in FIG. 2 . Similarly, in another variation, a groove (not shown) with a gradually changing depth from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 can also be formed on the inner surface of the upper cover base 13 , so as to form a groove from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 . The bottom side 102 is inclined toward the direction close to the back surface 104 of the housing 10 .

Further, the umbrella holder 100 further includes a fixing member 30 connected to the housing 10 , so that the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 can be fastened in a clamped state relative to each other. As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 , the fixing member 30 of this embodiment includes a first buckle portion 31 and a second buckle portion 33 , which are respectively located on the opening and closing sides 107 of the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 (which are connected to each other). opposite side 106). Here, the first buckle portion 31 and the second buckle portion 33 are not particularly limited, and they can be any structure that can be buckled with each other. For example, in the first embodiment of the present invention, the first buckle portion 31 is designed It is formed into an arc surface holder with a concave edge 311 at the bottom, and the second buckle portion 33 is designed as a hook-edge buckle, which has a hook-shaped flange 331 that can be buckled into the concave edge 311 . In order to strengthen the fastening stability between the first buckle portion 31 and the second buckle portion 33, the first buckle portion 31 and the second buckle portion 33 are not limited to the single-layer buckle structure shown in FIG. It is designed as a double-layer buckle structure (not shown in the figure), so that when the first layer of buckle is instantly released due to external force (such as the umbrella column is pulled by an instant strong wind), there is still a second layer of buckle to maintain The tight clamping state of the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 can simultaneously remind the user to pay attention to safety and take emergency avoidance measures.

Next, please refer to FIG. 6 when the umbrella holder 100 is provided with the stop group 50 in the first embodiment of the present invention. The upper and lower resisting members 51 and the upper resisting member 53 are located on the inner surface 105 of the seat 13 . The lower resistance member 51 can be an anti-slip pad (eg, a rubber pad, a silicone pad, or any other material or structure with anti-slip effect) to provide an anti-slip slope at the first groove 111 . The upper blocking member 53 includes a protruding block 531 , which is inserted into the first groove 111 when the casing 10 is in a clamped state, so as to cooperate with the first groove 111 to define a space for clamping the umbrella column. Please also refer to the schematic diagram of the upper blocking member 53 fixed on the upper cover base 13 as shown in FIG. 7 , the convex block 531 of the upper blocking member 53 can be inserted into the positioning groove 133 of the upper cover base 13 through the convex pin 533 to be fixed on the upper cover base 13 The inner surface 105 extends in the longitudinal direction D1 and gradually changes in height from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 to match the depth of the first groove 111 from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102. Here, the upper blocking member 53 is preferably a deformable convex block 531, such as a rubber balloon, so as to be deformed by pressing the umbrella column U as shown in FIG. The diameter of the umbrella column U changes to produce different deformation states, so as to be suitable for umbrella columns U of different diameters. In addition, in order to match the gradient depth of the first groove 111 , the upper blocking member 53 can not only adopt the design of a single convex block 531 with a gradual convex height (as shown in FIG. 7 ), but also can choose to change the upper blocking member 53 to include an edge N convex blocks arranged at intervals in the longitudinal direction D1 ((N is a positive integer greater than 1, Fig. 8 is an example of N=3). In the aspect shown in Fig. 8, the N convex blocks are from the top The side 101 to the bottom side 102 includes a first convex block 531A, a second convex block 531B and a third convex block 531C arranged at intervals in sequence. It corresponds to the first groove 111 from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 As the depth increases, the convex height of the third convex block 531C is greater than that of the second convex block 531B, and the convex height of the second convex block 531B is greater than that of the first convex block 531A (ie, The convex height of the nth convex block is greater than the convex height of the (n-1)th convex block, n is a positive integer, and n≦N). As described above, the first convex block 531A and the second convex block 531B The third convex block 531C can be inserted into the positioning groove 133 of the upper cover base 13 through the first convex pin 533A, the second convex pin 533B and the third convex pin 533C respectively, so as to be fixed on the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 .

Accordingly, as shown in FIG. 3 , when the umbrella column U of the umbrella is placed in the accommodating portion 10A and the housing 10 is operated in a clamped state, the side surface of the umbrella column U abuts against and contacts the first groove 111 The lower resistance member 51 is inclined along the first basic slope E1 as shown in FIG. 2 , and the upper resistance member 53 is embedded in the first groove 111 and placed opposite to the first groove 111 The umbrella column U generates a compressive force to clamp the umbrella column U between the lower resistance member 51 and the upper resistance member 53 .

Optionally, as shown in FIG. 4 , the lower magnetic sheet 114 and the upper magnetic sheet 134 may be further disposed on the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 and the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 respectively, so that the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 In the clamped state, they can be held together by magnetic attraction. In addition, the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 may further be provided with a plurality of protruding posts 136 (six protruding posts 136 are shown in FIG. 4 for exemplary illustration), which can be depressed in FIG. 3 and FIG. 6 in the clamped state It is shown in the anti-slip pad of the lower resistance member 51 to improve the stability of the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 when they are clamped with each other.

In actual use, the umbrella holder 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention can be used in combination with the wearing device 900 shown in FIG. 9 to form a hands-free umbrella support set. As shown in the front schematic view of the wearing member 900 in FIG. 9 , the wearing member 900 includes a front body portion 90A and a rear body portion 90B that are connected to each other and correspond to the front and back of the torso of the user (not shown), wherein for the convenience of the umbrella The holder 100 is disassembled and installed on the front body portion 90A of the wearing member 900. The fixing area 901 on the left front belt 91 corresponding to the user's left chest may be a rough surface area covered with a ring-shaped structure (such as a devil felt mother surface structure). 2 to 6, the back surface 104 of the cover base 11 under the umbrella holder 100 shown in FIGS. 2 to 6 can be designed as a hook surface covered with a hook-like structure (such as a devil felt male surface structure). In this way, the hook-shaped structure on the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 can be combined with the annular structure on the fixing area 901 on the left side of the wearing member 900 to form a temporary fastening state, and the two can be separated simply by applying force, so that the The umbrella holder 100 is detached from the wearing member 900 . Alternatively, the fixing area 901 provided on the left side of the wearing member 900 can also be changed to a hook area covered with a hook-like structure, and the back surface 104 of the cover base 11 under the umbrella holder 100 can be changed to be covered with a ring. The rough surface of the structure. In order to provide additional restraining force to the umbrella holder (not shown) fixed to the fixing area 901, when the left section 93A and the right section 93B of the chest strap 93 are engaged with each other, the left section 93A preferably covers on the fixing area 901 to compress the umbrella holder.

In addition, the front body portion 90A of the wearing device 900 can optionally be provided with one or more hooks, storage bags, etc. at appropriate positions on the left front belt 91 , the right front belt 92 , the chest belt 93 , and the front waistband 94 (not shown in the figure). display), so that the user can hang or store other objects, so as to reduce the inconvenience of holding objects, or it can be used to fold the wearing part 900 into a storage bag. Similarly, one or more hooks, storage bags, etc. (not shown) can also be provided at appropriate positions of the body portion 90B behind the wearing member 900 . Optionally, one or more elastic belts can also be provided at the front waistband 94. For example, in this embodiment, two elastic belts 941 and 943 are used as an example for illustration, wherein one end of the elastic belts 941 and 943 is fixed to the front waistband 94. (for example, this embodiment is exemplified by being fixed at the left and right sides of the front waistband 94), and the other end can be fixed at a desired position by the combination of the hook surface and the rough surface. For example, in order to help fix the lower end area of the umbrella, one end of the elastic belt 941 fixed on the right side of the front waistband 94 can be stretched to the left front belt 91, and the other end of the joint 9411 can be fixed to, for example, the left front belt 91. At the fixing area 901 , the lower end area of the umbrella can be compressed by wrapping (for example, the umbrella head can be compressed). Accordingly, this elastic belt is suitable for strengthening and fixing umbrellas with any shape of umbrella head (such as hook type, crutch type, straight tube type, flat head type, arc type, etc.) Pulling force, even if it is used for a large umbrella that is heavy and bears greater wind resistance and wind pulling, it can still maintain the position of the umbrella stably. Alternatively, the elastic belt 941 can also be stretched to the temporary fixing area 942 provided on the left side of the front waistband 94 to outline and fix the folded and unused umbrella. Similarly, one end of the elastic belt 943 fixed on the left side of the front waistband 94 can be stretched to another temporary fixing area 944 on the right side of the front waistband 94, and the joint 9431 on the other end is fixed to the temporary fixing area 944, so as to Outline the fixed folded unused umbrella. Here, the inner surfaces of the joint portions 9411 and 9431 may be one of a rough surface (covered with a ring structure) and a hook surface (covered with a hook-like structure), and the temporary fixing areas 942 and 944 may be a rough surface. The other of the face area and the hook area. Taking the embodiment in which the fixing area 901 is a rough surface area as an example, the joint portion 9411 of the elastic band 941 is a hook surface, so as to facilitate the fixing of the elastic band 941 to the fixing area 901 .

Through the umbrella holder 100 and the wearing member 900 described above, the hands-free umbrella support set of the present invention is suitable for fixing various types of umbrellas (such as long-handled umbrellas, crutch umbrellas, folding umbrellas, automatic pop-up umbrellas, and inverted umbrellas) without Limited to the specific shape of the umbrella head, the length of the umbrella column, the size of the umbrella surface, etc., it can be matched with the existing umbrellas without the need to purchase special umbrellas. In particular, the quick assembly and quick disassembly design between the umbrella holder 100 and the wearing member 900 is beneficial to improve the convenience of use, and the umbrella holder 100 is easy to be stored due to its small size, so it is convenient for the user to carry. In addition, the hands-free umbrella set of this creation can fully cooperate with the body to stretch or sit upright, and there is no need to constantly adjust the position of the umbrella, and it will not affect the shielding function of the umbrella, so that the user can freely perform any activities under the umbrella.

In addition to the aspect of the wearing part 900 shown in FIG. 9 , the rear body part 90B of the wearing part 900 of the present invention can also be designed as a backpack as shown in FIG. 10 , and the fixing area 901 of the front body part 90A can be modified In order to provide a belt 912, the front and back sides of the belt 912 can be respectively covered with a hook-like structure and a loop structure. Accordingly, when the umbrella holder 100 is placed in the fixing area 901 , the strap 912 can wrap the umbrella holder 100 around the fixing area 901 , and bind the umbrella holder 100 to the fixing area 901 through the combination of the loop structure and the hook structure. The strap 912 is fixed in a fastened state. Optionally, a support bag 915 may be further provided below the fixing area 901 for dragging the umbrella head of a column umbrella (not shown).

In addition, the umbrella holder 100 of the present embodiment can also be fixed in front of the body by clamping. As shown in FIG. 11 (this figure is a schematic diagram of the umbrella holder 100 before the stop group is installed), a clamp 20 can be provided on the back 104 of the cover base 11 under the umbrella holder 100, which includes a first clamping plate 21, A second clamping plate 23 and an elastic member 25 . The first clamping plate 21 is rotatably fixed to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 through a joint piece 22 (eg, a rivet), so that the clamp 20 can be around the axis X of the joint piece 22 (perpendicular to the lower cover base 11 ). The back 104 ) rotates in a counter-clockwise or clockwise direction relative to the housing 10 . The second clamping plate 23 is connected to the first clamping plate 21 through the elastic member 25, wherein two opposite ends of the elastic member 25 are respectively connected to the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23, so that the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23 can be connected to the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23. The opening and closing operations are performed relative to each other through the elastic member 25 . In more detail, when the force-applying ends 21A and 23A of the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23 are brought closer to each other due to the application of the external force F to the state shown in FIG. 11 , the elastic member 25 will be deformed under force and accumulate elastic restoring force, and The opening and closing ends 21B and 23B of the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23 are separated from each other and are in the released state shown in FIG. 11 , but once the external force F is released, the elastic member 25 will release the elastic restoring force to return to the undeformed state , and drive the opening and closing ends 21B and 23B of the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23 to move closer to each other, at this time, the clamp 20 changes from the loosened state to the clamped state. Optionally, the opening and closing ends 21B and 23B of the first clamping plate 21 and the second clamping plate 23 may be provided with serrations 211 and 231 , which are configured to engage with each other in the clamping state, so as to improve the clamping stability of the clamp 20 . Accordingly, the umbrella holder 100 of this aspect can be used with the user's existing backpack, and the clip 20 can clamp the front shoulder strap of the backpack, or even directly clamp the user's shirt, so as to attach the umbrella holder 100 Fixed on the upper chest. Since the casing 10 and the clamp 20 can be rotated relative to each other, even if the clamp 20 is clamped on the oblique strap, the casing 10 can be turned upright to prevent the umbrella column from being skewed. In addition, the clamp 20 can also be temporarily fixed to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 by a combination of a ring structure and a hook structure. For example, the joint surface 204 of the first clamping plate 21 may be one of a rough surface (covered with a ring structure) and a hook surface (covered with a hook-like structure), while the back surface 104 of the lower cover 11 may be a rough surface and a hook surface (covered with a hook-like structure). The other one of the hook surfaces is convenient for the first clamping plate 21 to be fixed to the lower cover base 11 . Accordingly, the umbrella holder 100 can be fixed on the upper chest by the clamp 20 , or the clamp 20 can be removed from the lower cover base 11 , and instead the umbrella holder 100 can be fixed to the wearing device 900 by the rough surface or hooked surface of the lower cover base 11 . The fixed area 901.

[Example 2]

For the purpose of brief description, any descriptions in the above-mentioned embodiments that can be used for the same application are incorporated herein, and the same descriptions need not be repeated.

Please refer to the schematic side view of the umbrella column U sandwiched in the umbrella holder 200 in the second embodiment of the present invention as shown in FIG. 12 . Unlike the first embodiment, only the first basic slope E1 is formed at the lower cover base 11 . In the umbrella holder 200 according to the second embodiment of the present invention, a first base slope E1 and a second base slope E2 are formed at the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 respectively.

More specifically, please refer to FIG. 13 , the three-dimensional schematic diagram of the umbrella holder 200 in the second embodiment of the present invention when the stop group has not been set. 105 are respectively formed with a first groove 111 and a second groove 131 extending from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 along the longitudinal direction D1, wherein the first groove 111 is formed in the longitudinal direction D1 from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102. The depth changes incrementally, while the depth of the second groove 131 decreases from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 in the longitudinal direction D1, thereby forming the first base slope E1 and the second base slope E2 parallel to each other as shown in FIG. 12 . . In addition, as shown in FIG. 13 , in the second embodiment of the present invention, the bottoms of the first groove 111 and the second groove 131 are respectively provided at the head section A, the middle section B and the end section C respectively. The first concave holes 112A, 112B, 112C and the second concave holes 132A, 132B, 132C are used for fixing the lower blocking member 51 and the upper blocking member 53 of the stop group 50 which will be described in detail below.

Please refer to FIG. 14 to FIG. 16 , the umbrella holder 200 provided with the stop group 50 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is located at the head section A, the middle section B and the tail section C shown in FIG. 13 , respectively. schematic diagram. As shown in FIGS. 14 to 16 , the upper and lower blocking members 51 disposed on the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 include a first lower protruding block 512A and a second lower protruding block 512A respectively disposed at the head section A and the middle section B. The convex block 512B, and the upper blocking member 53 disposed on the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 includes a first top convex block 532B and a second top convex block 532C respectively disposed at the middle section B and the rear section C. . Here, the depth of the groove at the position of the second lower convex block 512B is greater than the depth of the groove at the position of the first lower convex block 512A, and the convex height Hb of the second lower convex block 512B is smaller than that of the first bottom convex block 512B. The convex height Ha of the convex block 512A; relatively, the groove depth at the position of the second upper convex block 532C is smaller than the groove depth at the position of the first upper convex block 532B, and the second upper convex block 532C has a depth of the groove. The convex height Hc is greater than the convex height Hb of the first lower convex block 532B. That is, as the depth of the first groove 111 increases from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 , the lower blocking member 51 is arranged with the lower protrusions 512A and 512B with the convex height from large to small; The depth of the groove 131 decreases from the top side 101 to the bottom side 102 , and the upper baffles 532B and 532C are arranged on the upper blocking member 53 with the convex height from small to large. Here, the convex heights Ha, Hb, Hc refer to the first base slope E1 and the second base slope E2 (shown in FIG. ) in the normal direction D3 protruding from the upper cover base 11/lower cover base 13. Based on the changing design of the convex heights of the lower convex blocks 512A, 512B and the upper convex blocks 532B, 532C, when the umbrella column is placed in the accommodating portion 10A defined by the first groove 111 and the second groove 131, the umbrella column will In contact with the lower resistance member 51 and the upper resistance member 53 , the slope of the umbrella post can be larger than the slope of the first basic slope E1 and the second basic slope E2 due to the design of the convex height change. Optionally, the abutting surfaces 5121 , 5321 of the lower convex blocks 512A, 512B and the upper convex blocks 532B, 532 for contacting the umbrella post can be designed as concave arc surfaces to correspond to the arc-shaped periphery of the umbrella post. Here, the number of the lower protruding blocks 512A, 512B and the upper protruding blocks 532B, 532C is not limited to the number shown in this specific embodiment, that is, the lower resisting member 51 and the upper resisting member 53 can be respectively designed as required. Including M lower convex blocks (from the top side to the bottom side from the first lower convex block to the M-th lower convex block) and N upper convex blocks (from the top side to the bottom side direction from the first upper convex block) The convex blocks are arranged at intervals to the Nth upper convex block), wherein M and N can be the same or different positive integers, and the convex height of the mth lower convex block in the M lower convex blocks is preferably less than (mth) -1) The convex height of the lower convex blocks (m is a positive integer, and m≦M), and the convex height of the nth upper convex block among the N upper convex blocks is preferably greater than the (n-1)th convex height The convex height of each upper convex block (n is a positive integer, and n≦N).

In addition, as shown in FIGS. 14 to 16 , the lower resistance member 51 and the upper resistance member 53 may further include a lower gasket 514 and an upper gasket 534 , which are respectively disposed at the first groove 111 and the second groove 131 and It extends from the head section area A to the tail section area C shown in FIG. 13 . The outer surface of the lower gasket 514 is connected to the lower convex blocks 512A, 512B, and the inner surface is provided with positioning portions 515A, 515B and 515C to be respectively embedded in the first concave holes 112A, 112B, 112C; similarly, the upper gasket 534 The outer surface is connected to the upper protruding blocks 532B and 532C, and the inner surface is provided with positioning portions 535A, 535B and 535C to be inserted into the second concave holes 132A, 132B and 132C respectively. Accordingly, the lower gasket 514 and the lower protruding blocks 512A, 512B can be integrally formed into a single piece and fixed to the bottom of the first groove 111 through the positioning portions 515A, 515B and 515C of the lower gasket 514, while the upper gasket 534 is It can be integrally formed with the upper protruding blocks 532B and 532C into a single piece and is fixed to the bottom of the second groove 131 through the positioning portions 535A, 535B and 535C of the upper gasket 534 . In order to increase the friction between the umbrella column and the lower resistance member 51 and the upper resistance member 53, the lower gasket 514 and the upper gasket 534 can not only be made of materials with anti-slip effect (such as rubber, silicone), but also the lower gasket can be used. A plurality of notches (not shown) are formed on the outer surface of the 514 and the upper washer 534 to improve the gripping force of the umbrella holder 200 on the umbrella post. In addition, as described above, the lower blocking member 51 and the upper blocking member 53 can also be changed to a single convex block extending in the longitudinal direction as shown in FIG. In the direction from the top side to the bottom side, a single lower convex block shows a decreasing convex height, while a single upper convex block shows an increasing convex height, so that the slope of the umbrella column U is greater than that of the first base slope E1 and the second base slope E2. (See Fig. 12) The inclination angle of the slope is sandwiched in the umbrella holder 200.

In actual use, the umbrella holder 200 according to the second embodiment of the present invention can be fixed to the fixing area 901 of the wearing device 900 shown in FIG. Alternatively, the back surface 104 of the cover base 11 under the umbrella holder 200 can also be changed to a rough surface design, and the fixing area 901 of the wearing element 900 can be changed to a hook surface area accordingly. In addition to the fixing method in which the rough surface and the hook surface are combined, the umbrella holder 200 of this embodiment can also be fixed in front of the body by a clamping method.

As shown in FIG. 17 , the umbrella holder 200 may further include a clamp 20 , which can be rotatably fixed to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 through a joint 22 (eg, a rivet). Accordingly, the clamp 20 can rotate relative to the housing 10 in the counterclockwise direction C1 or the clockwise direction C2 with the pivot point P of the engaging member 22 as the center, so that the user can manually adjust the clamp 20 when the clamp 20 is obliquely clamped to the oblique strap. The angle of the housing 10 relative to the clamp 20 makes the housing 10 stand upright. Optionally, the umbrella holder 200 may further include a counterweight 40 disposed on the housing 10 and located in the area between the pivot point P of the joint 22 and the bottom side 102 of the housing 10 so as to be fixed to the The umbrella holder 200 on the upper chest can automatically pivot the casing 10 to an upright state by the gravity of the counterweight 40 . Here, the counterweight 40 can be configured to be detachable, so that the user can remove the counterweight 40 or install the counterweight 40 as required.

[Example 3]

For the purpose of brief description, any descriptions in the above-mentioned embodiments that can be used for the same application are incorporated herein, and the same descriptions need not be repeated.

Please refer to the three-dimensional schematic diagram of the umbrella holder 300 according to the third embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 18 . The main difference between the umbrella holder 300 and the second embodiment is that the umbrella holder 300 of the present embodiment further includes a rail seat 60 . It can be combined with the cover seat 11 under the housing 10 , so that the housing 10 can slide back and forth relative to the rail seat 60 in the longitudinal direction D1 . More specifically, the rail seat 60 may include a web 61 and two longitudinal baffles 63 disposed on opposite sides of the web 61 , and a bottom plate 116 may be provided at the back 104 of the lower cover 11 , which is sandwiched between Between the two longitudinal baffles 63 of the rail seat 60 , the back surface 104 of the lower cover seat 11 is opposite to the front surface 603 of the web 61 . Here, in this embodiment, a rail groove 632 is formed on the inner side walls of the two longitudinal baffles 63, so that the two longitudinal sides of the bottom plate 116 of the lower cover base 11 can be inserted into the corresponding rail grooves 632, so as to Perform a swipe operation. In addition, when the casing 10 slides relative to the rail seat 60 to the pulling position as shown in FIG. 18 , the casing 10 can be fixed at the pulling position through a positioning member 70 . For example, the present embodiment is an exemplary illustration of the positioning member 70 with a spring-loaded buckle provided at the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 . When the housing 10 is pulled up relative to the rail seat 60 so that the positioning member 70 is positioned higher than the top side 601 of the web 61 , the positioning member 70 is ejected from the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 because it is not pressed by the web 61 . And press against the top side 601 of the web 61 , so that the housing 10 can be fixed relative to the rail seat 60 at the pulling position as shown in FIG. 18 without slipping off. Conversely, when the casing 10 is to be retracted from the raised position to the lowest position, the positioning member 70 can be pressed back to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 to release the clamping state, so that the casing 10 can be moved relative to the rail base 60 . Slide down to retracted position for easy storage. Or, in another aspect not shown in the figure, the elastic snap-type buckle as the positioning member can also be optionally provided on the front face 603 of the web 61, when the shell 10 is pulled relative to the rail seat 60 to make the elastic snap-type buckle When the buckle position is lower than the bottom side 102 of the lower cover base 11 , the spring-loaded buckle is ejected from the front face 603 of the web 61 because it is not pressed by the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 and is supported against the bottom of the lower cover base 11 Below the side 102, the housing 10 can be positioned in the raised position. Accordingly, when an umbrella with a short umbrella column is to be clamped, the casing 10 can be elevated to the pull-up position, so as to reserve a large space above the user's head and reduce the sense of pressure.

In actual use, the umbrella holder 300 according to the third embodiment of the present invention can be fixed to the fixing area 901 of the wearing device 900 shown in FIG. Alternatively, the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60 of the umbrella holder 300 can also be changed to a rough surface design, and the fixing area 901 of the wearing element 900 can be correspondingly changed to a hook surface area. In addition to the fixing method in which the rough surface and the hook surface are combined, the umbrella holder 300 of this embodiment can also be fixed in front of the body by a clamping method.

As shown in FIG. 19 , the umbrella holder 300 may further include a clamp 20 , which is disposed on the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60 , that is, the back surface 604 of the web 61 . In this aspect, the fixture 20 includes a clamping plate 26 and a fixing member 27 , wherein the fixing member 27 is provided on the first longitudinal side 266 of the clamping plate 26 (extending along the longitudinal direction D1 ), and the second longitudinal side of the clamping plate 26 267 (extending in the longitudinal direction D1 and opposite to the first longitudinal side 266 ) can be connected to the rail seat 60 through the joint 22 (eg, a rear button). Accordingly, the splint 26 can be operated to release the state relative to the track seat 60 with the connection between the second longitudinal side 267 and the track seat 60 as the axis (ie, the joint member 22 as the axis) (as shown in FIG. 19 ). ) or clamped state (not shown). When the clamping plate 26 is in the clamping state, the inner surface 264 of the clamping plate 26 is opposite to the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60, and the fastener 27 can be fixed to the rail seat 60 to fix the clamping plate 26 in the clamping state. In more detail, the fixing member 27 and the longitudinal baffle 63 of the rail seat 60 are respectively provided with a first buckle portion 271 and a second buckle portion 631. When the clamping plate 26 is in a clamped state, the fixing member 27 can be folded. On the longitudinal baffle plate 63 of the rail seat 60 , the first buckle portion 271 and the second buckle portion 63 are locked together. In order to enhance the clamping force, the inner surface 264 of the clamping plate 26 can be provided with a plurality of first protruding pieces 268 , and the rear surface 604 of the rail seat 60 is provided with a plurality of second protruding pieces 269 arranged staggered from the first protruding pieces 268 . Optionally, the fixing member 27 and the longitudinal baffle 63 may be respectively provided with a first opening 273 and a second opening 633 corresponding to each other, so that, for example, screws can be locked into the first opening 273 and the second opening. In step 633, the clamping plate 26 and the rail seat 60 can be clamped more closely with each other.

In addition, the structure of the fixture 20 shown in this aspect can also be applied in FIGS. 11 and 17 to replace the structure of the fixture 20 shown in FIGS. 11 and 17 . That is, the second longitudinal side 267 of the cleat 26 can be connected to the lower cover seat 11 such that the cleat 26 can be operated loose relative to the lower cover seat 11 with the connection between the second longitudinal side 267 and the lower cover seat 11 as the axis In the open state or the clamping state, when the clamping plate 26 is in the clamping state, the inner surface 264 of the clamping plate 26 is opposite to the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 , and the fastener 27 can be fixed to the lower cover base 11 . Similarly, the inner surface 264 of the clamping plate 26 and the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 may be respectively provided with a first protruding member 268 and a second protruding member 269 as shown in FIG. 19 to enhance the clamping force.

[Example 4]

For the purpose of brief description, any descriptions in the above-mentioned embodiments that can be used for the same application are incorporated herein, and the same descriptions need not be repeated.

Please refer to FIG. 20 which is a three-dimensional partial schematic view of the umbrella holder 400 according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention. The main difference from the second embodiment is that the umbrella holder 400 is located on the back side 104 of the casing 10 close to the top of the umbrella holder 400 . The side 101 further includes a shoulder socket support frame 80 . For the sake of brevity, only the head section of the umbrella holder 400 close to the top side is shown in the corresponding drawings of the present embodiment to illustrate the structure of the shoulder socket support frame 80 and its related arrangement, and the undrawn part is the same as the above-mentioned one. The specific embodiments are substantially the same, and are not repeated here.

As shown in FIG. 20 , the shoulder and socket support frame 80 is fixed to the lower cover base 11 and protrudes outward from the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 toward the thickness direction D2 . Accordingly, when the umbrella holder 400 is fixed on the user's upper chest with the back surface 104 of the lower cover 11 facing the user, the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be pressed against the user's shoulder socket, so that the shoulder socket support frame 80 faces the thickness direction D2 The protruding distance can compensate for the depth difference caused by the contour of the upper chest of the human body, so as to correct the angle of the umbrella column. The distance that the shoulder socket support frame 80 protrudes from the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 in the thickness direction D2 (that is, the distance in the thickness direction from the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 to the most convex point H of the shoulder socket support frame 80 ) can be designed to be about 6-9 cm ( For example, 8.1 cm), to compensate for the depth drop of about 6 to 9 cm at the shoulder socket, so that the umbrella column can stand upright on the user's chest at a nearly vertical angle to achieve maximum shielding effect. In addition, the protruding contour of the shoulder socket support frame 80 toward the thickness direction D2 is preferably a convex arc contour, so as to improve the somatosensory comfort.

In order to facilitate the user to adjust the setting position of the shoulder socket support frame 80 , multiple sets of sockets 118 can be provided at different height positions of the lower cover base 11 (two sets of sockets 118 are used as an example in FIG. 20 ), so that the The height of the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be adjusted by inserting it into the sockets 118 at different heights. Here, the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be formed by a wire ring, a carbon fiber ring or any other elastic material, so as to absorb the impact force during a collision, and can quickly restore the original shape to avoid displacement deformation.

Please refer to FIG. 21 again, which is a three-dimensional partial schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder 400 of the specific embodiment. The shoulder socket support frame 80 of the umbrella holder 400 may be designed to be pivotable, which is configured to pivot about the transverse axis X1 (orthogonal to the longitudinal direction D1 and the thickness direction D2). As shown in FIG. 21 , the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be pivoted toward the direction close to the top side 101 of the housing 10 (the pivot direction R1 shown in FIG. 21 ), so that the shoulder socket support frame 80 is shown by the dotted line in FIG. 21 . Shown in the folded state for easy storage. When in use, it can be pivoted toward the direction close to the back 104 of the casing 10 (the pivoting direction R2 shown in FIG. 21 ), and the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be restored to the use state to support the user's shoulder socket .

In addition, please refer to FIG. 22 , which is a schematic side view of the umbrella post U clamped in another aspect of the umbrella holder 400 in the present embodiment. The umbrella holder 400 of this aspect has substantially the same concept as that shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 . , the main difference is that in this aspect, a first basic horizontal plane E3 and a second basic horizontal plane E4 parallel to the back 104 of the lower cover seat 11 are respectively formed at the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover seat 13, so that the umbrella column U is sandwiched in this aspect. The umbrella holder 400 can be in a flat state along the first basic horizontal plane E3 and the second basic horizontal plane E4 in the longitudinal direction D1, and the protruding distance of the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be used to compensate the depth generated by the upper chest contour of the human body. Gap. As shown in FIG. 22 , an imaginary connecting line L from the most convex point H of the shoulder socket support frame 80 to the bottom side 102 of the casing 10 and the back surface 104 of the lower cover base 11 forms an acute angle θ, so that the first basic horizontal plane E3 and the The second basic horizontal plane E4 can be inclined relative to the imaginary connecting line L to construct an inclined plane relative to the imaginary connecting line L, so that the inclined plane can be used to correct the rear elevation angle of the umbrella column U due to the contour of the upper chest.

More specifically, referring to the schematic diagram of the umbrella holder 400 in this state shown in FIG. 23 , the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 and the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 can respectively form a first groove 111 and a second groove 131 to The accommodating portion 10A for placing the umbrella post is defined, and the lower blocking member 51 and the upper blocking member 53 respectively disposed at the first groove 111 and the second groove 131 may include a lower convex block 512 and an upper convex block 532 respectively. . Here, the first groove 111 and the second groove 131 extend along the longitudinal direction (which is the direction perpendicular to the drawing in FIG. 23 ) with a uniform depth, and the lower convex block 512 and the upper convex block 532 can be a single convex block A block design (as shown in FIG. 7 ), which extends in the longitudinal direction with a uniform convex height; alternatively, the lower convex block 512 and the upper convex block 532 can be a plurality of convex blocks (as shown in FIG. 8 ), which extend along the longitudinal direction They are spaced apart from each other and have a uniform convex height. As mentioned above, the lower resistance member 51 and the upper resistance member 53 may further include a lower gasket 514 and an upper gasket 534, respectively, and the positioning portions 515 and 535 thereof can be inserted into the first concave hole 112 and the second concave hole 132 for connection. The lower gasket 514 of the lower protruding block 512 and the upper gasket 534 connected to the upper protruding block 532 are respectively fixed to the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 . Alternatively, the lower protruding block 512 and the upper protruding block 532 can also be fixed to the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 by means of protruding pins (as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 ), respectively. In addition, as shown in FIG. 6 , only the first groove 111 is formed in the lower cover base 11 , and an anti-slip pad is laid at the first groove 111 to serve as the lower blocking member 51 , and the inner surface 105 of the upper cover base 13 is placed. Then a convex block 531 can be provided as the upper blocking member 53; alternatively, a groove can be formed in the upper cover base 13, and a non-slip pad is laid at the groove as the upper blocking member 53, and the front surface 103 of the lower cover base 11 can be Then a convex block can be provided as the lower resistance member 53 . As described above, in this aspect, the grooves formed at one of the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 extend in the longitudinal direction with a uniform depth, and are provided in the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 The convex block at the other one has a uniform convex height.

[Example 5]

For the purpose of brief description, any descriptions in the above-mentioned embodiments that can be used for the same application are incorporated herein, and the same descriptions need not be repeated.

Please refer to FIG. 24 , which is a partial schematic side view of the umbrella holder 500 of the fifth embodiment of the present invention. The main difference from the third embodiment is that the umbrella holder 500 is close to the back 604 of the rail seat 60 . The top side 601 further includes a shoulder socket support frame 80, which can be integrally formed with the rail seat 60 and designed to be any configuration that can comfortably rest on the user's shoulder socket, such as a spherical shape, a curved shape, a groove shape, and a protrusion shape. , strip, ellipse, cylinder, etc., not limited to the configuration shown in FIG. 24 . For the sake of brevity, only the head section of the umbrella holder 500 close to the top side is shown in the corresponding drawings of the present embodiment to illustrate the structure of the shoulder socket support frame 80 and its related arrangement, and the undrawn parts are the same as those described above. The specific embodiments are substantially the same, and are not repeated here.

As shown in FIG. 24 , the shoulder and socket support frame 80 is disposed on the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60 and protrudes outward from the rail seat 60 in the thickness direction D2 . In order to make the shoulder socket support frame 80 suitable for long-term wear and use, the shoulder socket support frame 80 is preferably made of a durable and deformable elastic material, so that the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be deformed and adjusted when subjected to external force, and can be adjusted under the external force. It will return to its original state immediately after release, and will not cause offset error due to deformation and displacement due to external force. Accordingly, when the umbrella holder 500 is fixed on the user's upper chest with the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60 facing the user, the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be pressed against the user's shoulder socket, so that the shoulder socket support frame 80 faces the thickness direction D2 The protruding distance (ie the distance in the thickness direction from the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60 to the most convex point H of the shoulder socket support frame 80 ) can compensate for the depth difference caused by the upper chest contour of the human body, so as to correct the angle of the umbrella column's backward inclination. The user can further use the relative sliding operation between the housing 10 and the rail seat 60 to fine-tune to the position where the user can wear it comfortably. In addition, the material of the contact portion 805 of the shoulder socket support frame 80 may include, but is not limited to, raw rubber, rubber, silicone, plastic (PP, PE, etc.), fibers (rayon, carbon fiber, etc.), anti-slip fabrics, composite materials ( Such as steel and fiber combination, cloth and fiber combination, etc.), so that the shoulder socket support frame 80 can be firmly clamped on the user's jacket, backpack shoulder strap or the corresponding shoulder socket of the wearing piece 900 as shown in FIG. 9 by using the contact portion 805 part.

Please refer to FIG. 25 again, which is a three-dimensional partial schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder 500 of the specific embodiment. The shoulder socket support frame 80 of the umbrella holder 500 may be designed to be pivotable, which is configured to pivot about the transverse axis X1 (orthogonal to the longitudinal direction D1 and the thickness direction D2). As shown in FIG. 25 , the shoulder and socket support frame 80 is pivotally fixed to the back 604 of the rail seat 60 near the top side 601 . Accordingly, the user can adjust the position to a comfortable wearing position by rotating the shoulder socket support frame 80 .

In addition, please refer to the schematic side view of the umbrella post U clamped in the umbrella holder 500 in another aspect of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 26 , the umbrella holder 500 of this aspect is roughly the same as that shown in FIGS. 24 and 25 . , the main difference is that this aspect is designed with different shapes of the shoulder socket support frame 80, and the lower cover base 11 and the upper cover base 13 respectively form a first basic horizontal plane E3 and a second basic horizontal plane E4 parallel to the back 104 of the lower cover seat 11, When the umbrella column U is clamped in the umbrella holder 500 of this aspect, it can be in a flat state along the first basic horizontal plane E3 and the second basic horizontal plane E4 in the longitudinal direction D1, and the most convex point of the shoulder and socket support frame 80 There is an acute angle θ between the imaginary line L from H to the bottom side 602 of the rail seat 60 and the back surface 604 of the rail seat 60, so that the first basic horizontal plane E3 and the second basic horizontal plane E4 can be inclined relative to the imaginary line L, so as to Construct an inclined plane relative to the imaginary connecting line L, so that the inclined plane can be used to correct the back angle of the umbrella column U caused by the contour of the upper chest. Here, the shoulder and socket support frame 80 and the rail seat 60 are integrally formed, and the groove, the upper resistance member and the lower resistance member in the casing 10 of this aspect can be described in FIGS. 22 and 23 , so they will not be repeated here. .

[Example 6]

For the purpose of brief description, any descriptions in the above-mentioned embodiments that can be used for the same application are incorporated herein, and the same descriptions need not be repeated.

Please refer to the three-dimensional schematic diagram of the umbrella holder 700 according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention shown in FIG. 27 , which is substantially the same as the structure described in the above-mentioned embodiment, and the main difference is that the shell of the umbrella holder 600 of the present embodiment has the same structure. The body 10 is designed with a curvilinear outline, and the casing 10 is provided with, for example, four openings 119 on the left and right sides, the front and the back (FIG. 27 only shows the openings 119 on the left and right sides and the front), For flasher settings, such as battery-free shaker rechargeable light-emitting diode (LED) electronic flashers. Accordingly, when the user wears the umbrella holder 600 and walks in a rainy day or in an environment with poor visibility at night, the user can use the flasher installed on the umbrella holder 600 to achieve an eye-catching safety warning effect. In addition to the flasher used in the example, various other eye-catching designs (such as setting up reflectors and adopting eye-catching colors for the casing) can also be used to improve the user's movement safety.

As shown in the above specific embodiments, this creation uses the principle of reverse inclination to compensate for the backward inclination angle caused by the outline of the human body, so that the umbrella column is kept almost vertically standing in front of the chest. Its ergonomic design not only Improve physical comfort, and maximize the shade and rain shelter area of the umbrella. In particular, the umbrella holder of this creation has many advantages such as light weight and firmness, resistance to humidity, heat and light, light structure, simplified parts, light and firm weight, simplified parts, and easy maintenance, and is suitable for various types of umbrellas. It is inconvenient to wear due to various umbrella head configurations, and there is no need to match special umbrellas. Even the special functional umbrellas with small umbrella surface and short umbrella column can still be used with the umbrella holder of this creation (which can be raised and lowered by using the rail seat). Adjustment) to optimize and maximize the shading effect, and its design that conforms to the quick release and quick installation also improves the convenience of use. In addition, the umbrella holder of the present creation is not limited to the configuration presented in the above-mentioned specific embodiments, and it can be integrally formed into various shapes by means of plastic molding, such as cylinder, ellipsoid, cuboid, hexagon, cola curve bottle, etc. , and can be used with colors to achieve the design of appearance diversity.

The above-mentioned embodiments are only used to illustrate the implementation of the present creation and to explain the technical features of the present creation, and are not intended to limit the protection scope of the present creation. Any changes or equivalent arrangements that can be easily accomplished by those who are familiar with this technology belong to the scope claimed by this creation, and the scope of rights protection of this creation shall be subject to the scope of the patent application.

100: Umbrella Holder 200: Umbrella Holder 300: Umbrella Holder 400: Umbrella Holder 500: Umbrella Holder 600: Umbrella Holder 900: Wearables 10: Shell 10A: accommodating part 101: Top Side 102: Bottom side 103: Front 104: Back 105: Inside 106: Connection side 107: Opening and closing side 11: Lower cover seat 111: The first groove 112: The first concave hole 112A: The first concave hole 112B: The first concave hole 112C: The first concave hole 114: Lower magnetic sheet 116: Bottom plate 118: jack 119: Opening 13: Upper cover seat 131: Second groove 132: The second concave hole 132A: The second concave hole 132B: The second concave hole 132C: The second concave hole 133: Positioning slot 134: On the magnetic plate 136: Column 15: Strengthening Section 20: Fixtures 21: The first splint 21A: Force end 21B: open and close ends 211: Sawtooth 22: Joints 23: Second splint 23A: Force end 23B: open and close ends 231: Sawtooth 25: Elastic 26: splint 264: Inside 266: First longitudinal side 267: Second longitudinal side 268: The first convex part 269: Second convex part 27: Fasteners 271: The first buckle 273: The first opening 30: Fixtures 31: The first buckle 311: concave edge 33: The second buckle 331: Flange 40: Counterweight 50: Stop Group 51: Lower resistance piece 512: Lower convex block 512A: The first lower convex block 512B: The second lower convex block 5121: Abutment surface 514: Lower gasket 515: Positioning Department 515A: Positioning part 515B: Positioning Department 515C: Positioning part 53: Upper Resistor 531: convex block 531A: The first convex block 531B: The second convex block 531C: The third convex stop 532: Upper convex block 532B: The first upper convex block 532C: The second upper convex block 5321: Abutment surface 533: Raised pin 533A: The first convex pin 533B: The second convex pin 533C: The third convex pin 534: Upper gasket 535: Positioning Department 535A: Positioning part 535B: Positioning part 535C: Positioning part 60: Orbital seat 601: Top side 602: Bottom side 603: Front 604: Back 61: Web 63: Longitudinal baffle 631: Second Buckle 632: Rail groove 633: Second opening 70: Positioning parts 80: Shoulder socket support frame 805: Contact part 900: Wearables 901: Fixed area 90A: Front body 90B: Posterior 91: Left Front Belt 912: Girdle 915: Tote bag 92: Right Front Belt 93: Chest strap 93A: Left segment 93B: Right segment 94: Front belt 941: elastic belt 9411: Joint 942: Temporary fixed area 943: elastic belt 9431: Joint 944: Temporary fixed area A: header section B: Middle section C: tail section C1: Counterclockwise C2: Clockwise square D1: Portrait orientation D2: Thickness direction D3: normal direction E1: The first foundation slope E2: Second base slope F: external force H: the most convex point Ha: convex height Hb: convex height Hc: convex height I: Inclined axis L: hypothetical connection P: pivot point R1: Pivot direction R2: Pivot direction U: umbrella column X: axis X1: Lateral axis Z: vertical line θ: acute angle

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the use of the umbrella holder in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. 2 and 3 are schematic diagrams of the umbrella holder holding the umbrella post in the first embodiment of the present invention. 4 and 5 are three-dimensional schematic diagrams of the umbrella holder in the released and clamped states when the stopper group has not yet been set in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the umbrella holder provided with the stop group in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the upper resistance member being fixed on the upper cover seat in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of another aspect of the first specific embodiment of the present invention, showing that the upper resistance member is fixed on the upper cover base. FIG. 9 is a schematic front view of the wearing member in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is a schematic front view of another aspect of the wearing piece in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder without a stop group in the first specific embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 12 is a schematic diagram of the umbrella holder holding the umbrella post in the second specific embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 13 is a perspective view of the umbrella holder in the second specific embodiment of the present invention when the stop group has not been set. FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of the head section of the umbrella holder when the stop group is provided in the second specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of the middle section when the umbrella holder is provided with a stop group in the second specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of the tail section of the umbrella holder when the stop group is provided in the second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 17 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder in the second embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 18 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the umbrella holder in the third specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 19 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder in the third specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 20 is a three-dimensional partial schematic diagram of the umbrella holder in the fourth specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 21 is a three-dimensional partial schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder in the fourth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 22 is a schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder holding the umbrella post in the fourth specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 23 is a schematic view of the retaining group in the umbrella holder of FIG. 22 being fixed inside the casing. Fig. 24 is a partial schematic side view of the umbrella holder in the fifth specific embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 25 is a three-dimensional partial schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder in the fifth embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 26 is a schematic diagram of another aspect of the umbrella holder holding the umbrella post in the fifth specific embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 27 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the umbrella holder in the sixth specific embodiment of the present invention.

500: Umbrella Holder

10: Shell

101: Top Side

102: Bottom side

104: Back

11: Lower cover seat

13: Upper cover seat

60: Orbital seat

602: Bottom side

604: Back

80: Shoulder socket support frame

E3: The first basic level

E4: Second base level

U: umbrella column

H: the most convex point

L: hypothetical connection

θ: acute angle

D1: Portrait orientation

D2: Thickness direction

Claims (32)

An umbrella holder, comprising: A casing includes an upper cover base and a lower cover base, the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base, and the upper cover base and the lower cover base are arranged so that the connection between the upper cover base and the lower cover base is used as an axis. Operate into a clamped state and a released state relative to each other. When the shell is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the upper cover seat and the front surface of the lower cover seat are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the The accommodating portion extends from a top side to a bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction, so that an umbrella column of an umbrella can be accommodated in the accommodating portion; a fixing member connected to the casing and configured to fasten the upper cover base and the lower cover base relative to each other in the clamped state when the casing is in the clamped state; and A stop group includes an upper blocking member and a lower blocking member, the upper blocking member is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower blocking member is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base, when the shell When the body is in the clamped state, the stop group is in contact with the umbrella column placed in the accommodating portion and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the back of the lower cover seat. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a shoulder socket support frame connected to the lower cover base and configured to protrude outward from the lower cover base in a thickness direction perpendicular to the back surface of the lower cover base. An umbrella holder, comprising: A casing includes an upper cover base and a lower cover base, the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base, and the upper cover base and the lower cover base are arranged so that the connection between the upper cover base and the lower cover base is used as an axis. Operate into a clamped state and a released state relative to each other. When the shell is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the upper cover seat and the front surface of the lower cover seat are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the The accommodating portion extends from a top side to a bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction, so that an umbrella column of an umbrella can be accommodated in the accommodating portion; a fixing member connected to the casing and configured to fasten the upper cover base and the lower cover base relative to each other in the clamping state when the casing is in the clamping state; A shoulder socket support frame connected to the lower cover base and configured to protrude outward from the lower cover base towards a thickness direction perpendicular to the back of the lower cover base to a most convex point, wherein the most convex point of the shoulder socket support frame There is an acute angle between the imaginary connecting line pointing to the bottom side of the casing and the back side of the lower cover base; and A stop group includes an upper blocking member and a lower blocking member, the upper blocking member is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower blocking member is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base, when the shell When the body is in the clamped state, the stop group is in contact with the umbrella column placed in the accommodating portion and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the imaginary connecting line. An umbrella holder, comprising: A casing includes an upper cover base and a lower cover base, the upper cover base is connected to the lower cover base, and the upper cover base and the lower cover base are arranged so that the connection between the upper cover base and the lower cover base is used as an axis. Operate into a clamped state and a released state relative to each other. When the shell is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the upper cover seat and the front surface of the lower cover seat are opposite to each other and define an accommodating portion, wherein the The accommodating portion extends from a top side to a bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction, so that an umbrella column of an umbrella can be accommodated in the accommodating portion; a fixing member connected to the casing and configured to fasten the upper cover base and the lower cover base relative to each other in the clamping state when the casing is in the clamping state; a track seat configured to be combined with the lower cover seat of the housing so that the housing can slide back and forth in the longitudinal direction relative to the track seat; A shoulder socket support frame connected to the rail seat and configured to protrude outward from the rail seat towards a thickness direction perpendicular to the back of the rail seat to a most protruding point, wherein the most protruding point of the shoulder socket support frame reaches the an acute angle between an imaginary line connecting an underside of a track seat and the back of the track seat; and A stop group includes an upper blocking member and a lower blocking member, the upper blocking member is arranged on the inner surface of the upper cover base, and the lower blocking member is arranged on the front surface of the lower cover base, when the shell When the body is in the clamped state, the stop group is in contact with the umbrella column placed in the accommodating portion and provides the umbrella column with an anti-slip slope inclined relative to the imaginary connecting line. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 1, further comprising a rail seat configured to be combined with the lower cover seat of the housing and enable the housing to reciprocately slide relative to the rail seat in the longitudinal direction. The umbrella holder of claim 5, further comprising a shoulder socket support frame connected to the rail seat and configured to protrude outward from the rail seat in a thickness direction perpendicular to the back of the rail seat. The umbrella holder according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a first groove is formed at one of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, which is in the longitudinal direction The upper portion extends from the top side to the bottom side of the housing. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 7, wherein a second groove is formed at the other of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, which extends from the housing in the longitudinal direction The top side extends to the bottom side, and the receiving portion is defined by the first groove and the second groove. The umbrella holder as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the upper blocking member comprises a non-slip pad extending along the longitudinal direction or a single upper convex stop or comprises a plurality of upper blocking members spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction Convex. The umbrella holder of claim 9, wherein the single upper ledge extends from its top side to the bottom side with a uniform or increasing ledge along the longitudinal direction, and the plurality of upper ledges extend along the longitudinal direction From the first upper protruding block to the N th upper protruding block, the n th upper protruding block of the N upper protruding blocks is closer to the housing of the housing than the (n-1) th upper protruding block. The bottom side, and the first convex block to the Nth top convex block has a uniform convex height, or the convex height of the nth top convex block is greater than the convex height of the (n-1)th top convex block , where n and N are positive integers, N>1, and n≦N. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 9, wherein the single upper protruding block and the plurality of upper protruding blocks have deformability to generate different deformation states as the diameter of the umbrella post placed in the accommodating portion changes. The umbrella holder as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the lower stopper comprises an anti-slip pad extending along the longitudinal direction or a single lower convex stop or comprises a plurality of lower stoppers spaced apart from each other along the longitudinal direction Convex. The umbrella holder of claim 12, wherein the single lower ledge extends from the top side to the bottom side with a uniform or decreasing ledge along the longitudinal direction, and the plurality of lower ledges extend along the longitudinal direction From the first lower convex block to the M-th lower convex block, the m-th lower convex block among the M lower convex blocks is closer to the housing of the housing than the (m-1)-th lower convex block The bottom side, and the first lower convex block to the Mth lower convex block has a uniform convex height, or the convex height of the mth lower convex block is smaller than the convex height of the (m-1)th lower convex block , where m and M are positive integers, M>1, and m≦M. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 12, wherein the single lower protruding block and the plurality of lower protruding blocks have deformability to generate different deformation states as the diameter of the umbrella post placed in the accommodating portion changes. The umbrella holder of any one of claims 2 to 4 and 6, wherein the shoulder socket support frame is configured to pivot about a transverse axis that is orthogonal to the longitudinal direction and the thickness direction. The umbrella holder as claimed in any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the back surface of the lower cover base is covered with a ring-like structure or a hook-like structure. The umbrella holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, further comprising a clamp fixed to the lower cover seat. The umbrella holder of claim 17, wherein the clamp comprises a clamping plate and a fastener, the clamping plate has an opposite first longitudinal side and a second longitudinal side, and the fastener is provided on the clamping plate. The first longitudinal side, and the second longitudinal side of the splint is connected to the lower cover seat, so that the splint is operated relative to the lower cover seat with the connection between the second longitudinal side and the lower cover seat as an axis In the loosening state or the clamping state, when the clamping plate is in the clamping state, the inner surface of the clamping plate is opposite to the back surface of the lower cover base, and the fastener is configured to be fixed to the lower cover base. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 18, wherein the inner surface of the splint is provided with a plurality of first protrusions, and the back of the lower cover base is provided with a plurality of second protrusions. The umbrella holder as claimed in any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the shell system sliding to a raised position relative to the rail seat is fixed at the raised position through a positioning member. The umbrella holder as claimed in any one of claims 4 to 6, wherein the rail seat includes a web, and the front surface of the web is opposite to the back surface of the lower cover seat. The umbrella holder of claim 21, wherein the back of the web is covered with a ring structure or a hook structure. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 21, further comprising a clamp fixed on the rail seat. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 23, wherein the clamp comprises a clamping plate and a fastener, the clamping plate has a first longitudinal side and a second longitudinal side opposite, and the fastener is provided on the side of the clamping plate the first longitudinal side, and the second longitudinal side of the splint is connected to the rail seat, so that the splint is operated in a released state relative to the rail seat with the connection between the second longitudinal side and the rail seat as an axis or a clamped state, when the clamp plate is in the clamped state, the inner surface of the clamp plate is opposite to the back surface of the web, and the fastener is configured to be fixed to the rail seat. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 24, wherein the inner surface of the clamping plate is provided with a plurality of first protrusions, and the back surface of the web is provided with a plurality of second protrusions. The umbrella holder according to any one of claims 1 to 2 and 5 to 6, wherein a first groove is formed at one of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, which Extending from the top side to the bottom side of the casing in the longitudinal direction, and the depth of the first groove is a gradual trend along the longitudinal direction, so as to form a first foundation inclined relative to the back of the lower cover base bevel. The umbrella holder of claim 26, wherein a second groove is formed at the other of the inner surface of the upper cover base and the front surface of the lower cover base, which extends from the housing in the longitudinal direction The top side extends to the bottom side, and the receiving portion is defined by the first groove and the second groove. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 27, wherein the first groove is formed in the lower cover base and its depth gradually changes from the top side to the bottom side, so as to form an inclined groove relative to the back surface of the lower cover base The first foundation slope. The umbrella holder as claimed in claim 27, wherein the second groove is formed in the upper cover base and its depth changes gradually from the top side to the bottom side, so as to form a second groove inclined relative to the back surface of the lower cover base Two foundation slopes. A hands-free umbrella support set, comprising: The umbrella holder of any one of claims 1 to 29; and A wearing part, which includes a front body part and a rear body part, the wearing part is configured for a user to wear on the torso, so that the front body part and the rear body part are located at the front chest and the back of the user, respectively , wherein the front part of the wearing piece is provided with a fixing area for the umbrella holder to be fixed on the fixing area. The hands-free umbrella support set of claim 30, wherein the umbrella holder is provided with one of a loop structure and a hook structure, and the fixing area is provided with the other of the loop structure and the hook structure Or, the umbrella holder is fixed to the fixing area of the wearing piece through the combination of the loop structure and the hook structure. The hands-free umbrella support set as claimed in claim 30 or 31, wherein the fixed area is located at a position corresponding to the upper chest of the user.

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