TWM643075U - Foam frame rod buckle - Google Patents

Abstract

A foam rod buckle includes a foam body and at least one buckle groove, the at least one buckle groove runs through opposite sides of the foam body, each buckle groove forms an opening on the outer periphery of the foam body, and the width of the opening is Smaller than the maximum width of the buckle groove, the foam body forms a buckle protruding toward the opening of the buckle groove around each buckle groove. When fishing is waiting, the fishing rod can be buckled and fixed in the buckle groove. When the fishing line is pulled, it is less likely to overturn and slip off from the buckle of the foam frame rod.

Description

Foam frame rod buckle

The present invention relates to an accessory used for fishing, in particular to a rod holder used for placing a fishing rod during fishing.

Fishing is a kind of outdoor recreational activity, which is mainly a fishing method that uses a fishing rod to hang bait and catch fish to take the bait; because when fishing, one must wait patiently for the fish to take the bait, and the waiting time is long, so fishermen usually prepare a fishing rod The rod holder supports the fishing rod, and during the process of waiting for the fish to take the bait, the fishing rod is placed on the rod holder without holding the fishing rod for a long time.

Please refer to Fig. 6 and Fig. 7, the existing rod holder 90 mainly has a rod slot 92 recessed downward at the top for placing the fishing rod. In this rod groove 92, when fish take the bait, it is convenient for fishermen to pick up the fishing rod.

However, since the opening of the rack rod groove 92 gradually expands upwards, if the fisherman does not hold the fishing rod in time when the fishing line of the fishing rod is pulled, the front end of the fishing rod will be pulled downwards, causing the rear end of the fishing rod to warp. Fishing rods tend to tip over or slide off from the rod holder 90, and even fall into the water.

In view of the above shortcomings, the main purpose of the present invention is to provide a foam rod holder, which can hold a fishing rod and solve the problem that the fishing rod is easy to overturn and slip from the existing rod holder when it is pulled.

In order to achieve the above purpose, the foam frame rod buckle provided by the present invention includes: a foam body; and At least one buckle groove, the at least one buckle groove runs through the opposite sides of the foam body, each buckle groove forms an opening on the outer periphery of the foam body, the width of the opening is smaller than the maximum width of the buckle groove, the foam body A buckle portion protruding toward an opening of the buckle groove is formed around each buckle groove.

Preferably, the rod buckle of the foam rack includes a plurality of said buckle grooves arranged at intervals.

Preferably, the openings of the plurality of buckle grooves are respectively formed on different surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body.

Preferably, the openings of the plurality of buckle grooves are respectively formed on opposite surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body.

Preferably, the circumscribed circles of at least two of the buckle grooves have different diameters.

Preferably, the opening width of each buckle slot is less than or equal to three quarters of the diameter of the circumscribed circle of the buckle slot.

Because the foam body has deformation elasticity, the fishing rod is easily pressed into the buckle groove from the opening of each buckle groove, and the fishing rod is buckled in the buckle groove. The foam body has a large friction coefficient, which can make It is difficult for the fishing rod to slide relative to the foam body. Therefore, when waiting for fishing, the fishing rod can be buckled in the buckle groove. When the fishing line of the fishing rod is pulled, the fishing rod is not easily buckled from the foam holder Overturn and slide.

Please refer to FIG. 1 to FIG. 3 , the preferred embodiment of the new foam rod buckle, which includes a foam body 10 and at least one buckle groove 12A, 12B, the foam body 10 is made of foam material , which has deformation elasticity, better shock absorption capacity, and greater friction; the at least one buckle groove 12A, 12B runs through the opposite sides of the foam body 10, and each buckle groove 12A, 12B is in the foam body 10 An opening 122 is formed on the outer periphery of the opening 122, the width D2 of the opening 122 is smaller than the maximum width D1 of the buckle groove 12A, each buckle groove 12A, 12B is C-shaped, and is an arc groove; The shape of 12B is not particularly limited. The foam body 10 forms a buckle portion 123 protruding toward the opening 122 of the buckle groove 12A, 12B around the opening 122 of the buckle groove 12A, 12B.

Preferably, the rod buckle of the foam rack includes a plurality of said buckle grooves 12A, 12B, and these buckle grooves 12A, 12B are arranged at intervals, and the circumscribed circle diameters of these buckle grooves 12A, 12B can be the same or the same different, or the diameters of the circumscribed circles of at least two of the buckle grooves 12A and 12B are different, so that the buckle grooves 12A and 12B with different circumscribed circle diameters can be respectively suitable for buckling fishing rods with different outer diameters. The openings 122 of the buckle grooves 12A, 12B can be respectively formed on different surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body 10, or formed on opposite surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body 10. When in use, only the foam body 10 needs to be turned over to allow the The different buckle grooves 12A, 12B face upward, so that the user can choose to use different sizes of the buckle grooves 12A, 12B to buckle the fishing rod; the width D2 of the opening 122 of each buckle groove 12A is less than or equal to the maximum width D1 of the buckle groove 12A three quarters.

Please refer to Fig. 1, Fig. 3 to Fig. 5. When in use, the rod buckle of the foam frame can be fixed on the shore. The rod buckle is fixed on a base 20; after the user throws the bait into the water, the rod body of the fishing rod can be inserted into the opening 122 of a buckle groove 12A, 12B of the foam rack rod buckle into the buckle groove 12A, 12B Inside, because the foam body 10 is elastically deformable, the rod body can easily pass through the openings 122 of the buckle grooves 12A, 12B. After the rod body passes through the openings 122 of the buckle grooves 12A, 12B, the foam body 10 The shape will be restored, and the buckle 123 of the foam body 10 will cover the rod body, and the rod body will be firmly snapped and fixed in the buckle grooves 12A, 12B, and the fishing rod will be mounted on the foam frame Buckle the pole.

Since the foam body 10 has a relatively large coefficient of friction, it is difficult for the rod body to slide relative to the foam body 10 . 123 buckle, therefore, the rod body is less likely to tilt up after being pulled, and overturn and slide off from the foam rack rod buckle, so the foam rack rod buckle can stably fix the fishing rod erected on it, And avoid the fishing rod being pulled into the water.

In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, since the opposite sides of the rod buckle of the foam rack respectively have a buckle groove 12A, 12B and the diameters of the circumscribed circles of the two buckle grooves 12A, 12B are different, therefore, if it is necessary to erect the outer When a fishing rod with a smaller diameter can be used as shown in Figure 3, the opening 122 of the buckle groove 12A can be used upward. The opening 122 of the buckle groove 12B is used facing upwards, which is convenient for users to set up fishing rods with different outer diameters.

10: Foam body 12A, 12B: buckle slot 122: opening 123: Buckle 20: base D1: maximum width D2: width

Fig. 1 is a three-dimensional appearance view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a front view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a schematic view of the use of a preferred embodiment of the present invention, showing that a fishing rod with a smaller outer diameter is placed on the rod buckle of the foam frame. Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the use of a preferred embodiment of the present invention, showing that a fishing rod with a thicker outer diameter is placed on the rod buckle of the foam frame. FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the use of a preferred embodiment of the present invention, showing that the foam rack rod buckle is installed on a base for use. Fig. 6 is a three-dimensional appearance view of a conventional pole erector. Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the use of the existing rod erector.

10: Foam body

12A, 12B: buckle slot

122: opening

123: Buckle

Claims (8)

A foam frame rod buckle, which includes: a foam body; and At least one buckle groove, the at least one buckle groove runs through the opposite sides of the foam body, each buckle groove forms an opening on the outer periphery of the foam body, the width of the opening is smaller than the maximum width of the buckle groove, the foam body A buckle portion protruding toward an opening of the buckle groove is formed around each buckle groove. The rod buckle of the foam rack according to claim 1, wherein the rod buckle of the foam rack includes a plurality of said buckle grooves arranged at intervals. The rod buckle of the foam frame according to claim 2, wherein the openings of the plurality of buckle grooves are respectively formed on different surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body. The rod buckle of the foam rack according to claim 2, wherein the openings of the plurality of buckle grooves are respectively formed on opposite surfaces of the outer periphery of the foam body. The foam rack rod buckle according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein at least two of the buckle grooves have different diameters of circumscribed circles. According to any one of claims 1 to 4, the rod buckle of the foam frame, wherein each buckle groove is C-shaped. The rod buckle of the foam frame according to claim 6, wherein the opening width of each buckle groove is less than or equal to three quarters of the maximum width of the buckle groove. The rod buckle of the foam frame according to claim 5, wherein the opening width of each buckle groove is less than or equal to three quarters of the maximum width of the buckle groove.

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