TWM645115U - Massager - Google Patents

Abstract

The present disclosure provides a massager. The massager includes a head-shaped massage block and a torso-shaped massage block. The torso-shaped massage block is disposed on a bottom end of the head-shaped massage block. The torso-shaped massage block includes a back surface, a front surface and a massage teeth assembly. The back surface of the torso-shaped massage block is flat and flush with a back surface of the head-shaped massage block. The front surface of the torso-shaped massage block is opposite to the back surface of the torso-shaped massage block. The massage teeth assembly is configured on and protrudes from the front surface of the torso-shaped massage block. The massager is configured to provide a non-handheld massage operation to achieve the purposes of labor-saving massage, conform to ergonomics and provide multi-postures usage.

Description

massager

The present disclosure relates to a massage aid, and in particular, to a massager that provides multiple postures for use.

Currently, most massagers are provided for handheld use, so the strength of the massage depends on the force exerted by the user's hands. If the user is weak, the massage force produced by the massager will also be weak, resulting in poor massage effect. In addition, if the user holds the massager and exerts force for a period of time, it is easy to cause muscle fatigue, which reduces the massage force and then reduces the massage effect.

Therefore, one purpose of the present disclosure is to provide a massager, thereby improving the problems of current massagers caused by hand-held force application.

According to the above object of the present disclosure, a massager is proposed. The massager includes a head-shaped massage block and a trunk-type massage block. The trunk-type massage block is arranged at the bottom of the head-type massage block. The trunk-type massage block has a back surface and a front surface opposite to each other. The back of the torso massage block is flat and flush with the back of the head massage block. The trunk-type massage block contains a set of massage teeth. The massage tooth group is configured and protrudes from the front of the trunk-type massage block. Among them, the maximum length of the massager is 220±50 mm, the maximum width of the massager is 100±30 mm, and the maximum height of the massager is 90±30 mm. The massager is configured to provide non-handheld massage operation.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned head-shaped massage block further includes a single tooth. The single tooth is configured and protrudes from the top of the head massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned head-shaped massage block further includes a concave arc surface. The concave arc surface is located in front of the head-shaped massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned head-shaped massage block further includes a first convex arc surface and a second convex arc surface. The concave arc surface is located between the first convex arc surface and the second convex arc surface. The second convex arc surface is adjacent to the trunk-shaped massage block. The maximum distance from the first convex arc surface to the back of the head massage block is greater than the minimum distance from the concave arc surface to the back of the head massage block, and the maximum distance from the second convex arc surface to the back of the head massage block is greater than The minimum distance from the concave arc surface to the back of the head-shaped massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned massage tooth set includes a first tooth and a second tooth. The first teeth are adjacent to the head massage block and spaced apart from each other. The second teeth are adjacent to the bottom end of the trunk-type massage block and spaced apart from each other. Wherein, the distance from the end of the first tooth to the back of the trunk-type massage block is greater than the distance from the end of the second tooth to the back of the trunk-type massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned first teeth and second teeth both protrude from the front of the head-shaped massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the distance between the first teeth is greater than the distance between the second teeth.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the front of the torso-type massage block is inclined. The front of the trunk-type massage block includes a first end and a second end. The first end is adjacent to the first tooth. The second end is adjacent to the second tooth. Wherein, the distance from the first end to the back of the trunk-type massage block is greater than the distance from the second end to the back of the trunk-type massage block.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned trunk-type massage block further includes a stopper. The blocking part is arranged in front of the trunk-type massage block, and the blocking part is connected to the second tooth.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the above-mentioned trunk-type massage block further includes a chamfered portion. The chamfered portion is located between the back and the bottom of the trunk-type massage block.

From the above, it can be seen that the size of the massager is designed to provide non-handheld massage operation. Place the massager on the ground. The user can rely on the massager and use the weight of the body to penetrate the muscles, fascia, and deep layers of the body. The massage is more labor-saving and provides a more efficient massage and relaxation effect. The back of the torso-type massage block is flat, which can improve the stability of the massager placement and support. The configuration of the head-shaped massage block is ergonomic and can improve the applicability of massaging the user's head, shoulders and neck. The massage teeth set has good support and can provide single or multi-point massage effects.

Please refer to FIGS. 1A to 1C , which respectively illustrate several schematic three-dimensional views of a massager 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The massager 100 includes a head-type massage block 110 and a trunk-type massage block 120. The head-shaped massage block 110 and the torso-shaped massage block 120 can be made of materials that can provide support, such as wood or plastic, but are not limited thereto. The massager 100 can take on a doll shape, but is not limited thereto. In one example, the head-shaped massage block 110 and the torso-shaped massage block 120 are independent components and can be assembled using fixing means such as bonding, locking, and pressing. The design of the head-shaped massage block 110 and the trunk-type massage block 120 as independent components can further provide detachable operation options, so that users 200 with different body shapes can choose the suitable head-shaped massage block 110 and trunk-type massage block 110 according to their own needs. Massage block 120. In one example, the combination of the head-type massage block 110 and the trunk-type massage block 120 is an integrally formed component. That is, the massager 100 is an integrally formed component. In one example, the massager 100 further includes a temperature control device (not shown) for adjusting the temperature of the massager 100 to provide a hot compress massage effect and improve massage comfort. In one example, the massager 100 further includes a vibration device, thereby providing a vibration function, increasing the selection of massage modes, and providing more massage options. In one example, the massager 100 including a temperature control device and/or a vibration device further includes a power-off device, thereby improving the safety of use.

Continuing to refer to FIG. 1B , the head-shaped massage block 110 includes a first convex arc surface 111 , a concave arc surface 112 and a second convex arc surface 113 . The first convex arc surface 111 , the concave arc surface 112 and the second concave arc surface 112 are all located in front of the head massage block 110 . The concave arc surface 112 is located between the first convex arc surface 111 and the second convex arc surface 113 . The first convex arc surface 111 is adjacent to the top end 110t of the head-shaped massage block 110. The second convex arc surface 113 is adjacent to the bottom end 110b of the head-shaped massage block 110.

Please refer to FIG. 2 , which is a schematic side plan view of a massager 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The back 114 of the head-shaped massage block 110 is flat, which can be used to improve the stability of the support. The maximum distance D1 from the first convex arc surface 111 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 is greater than the minimum distance D2 from the concave arc surface 112 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 . The maximum distance D3 from the second convex arc surface 113 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 is greater than the minimum distance D2 from the concave arc surface 112 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 . In one example, the maximum distance D3 from the second convex arc surface 113 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 is greater than the maximum distance D1 from the first convex arc surface 111 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110 . The configuration of the first convex arc surface 111, the concave arc surface 112 and the second convex arc surface 113 can comply with ergonomics and provide massage comfort.

Referring next to FIG. 1B , the head-shaped massage block 110 further includes a single tooth 115 . The single teeth 115 are arranged and protrude from the top end 110t of the head massage block 110. Therefore, the single tooth 115 is adjacent to the first convex arc surface 111 .

Referring next to FIGS. 1A , 2 and 3 , FIG. 3 is a schematic bottom plan view of a massager 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. The trunk-type massage block 120 is disposed on the bottom end 110b of the head-type massage block 110, and the trunk-type massage block 120 is adjacent to the second convex arc surface 113. The trunk-type massage block 120 includes a back surface 121 , a front surface 122 and a massage tooth set 123 . The back 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120 is flat and flush with the back 114 of the head-type massage block 110 . The front 122 of the torso-type massage block 120 is opposite to the back 121 of the torso-type massage block 120 .

Continuing to refer to FIGS. 1A and 2 , the massage tooth set 123 is disposed and protrudes from the front 122 of the trunk-type massage block 120 . The massage tooth group 123 includes a first tooth 123f and a second tooth 123s. The first teeth 123f are adjacent to the head massage block 110 and spaced apart from each other. The second teeth 123s are adjacent to the bottom end 120b of the trunk-type massage block 120 and are spaced apart from each other. The distance D4 from the end of the first tooth 123f to the back surface 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120 is greater than the distance D5 from the end of the second tooth 123s to the back surface 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120 . In one example, since the back 121 of the torso massage block 120 is flush with the back 114 of the head massage block 110, both the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s protrude from the front of the head massage block 110. Therefore, the distance D4 from the end of the first tooth 123f to the back 121 of the trunk massage block 120 is greater than the maximum distance from the front of the head massage block 110 to the back 114 of the head massage block 110, that is, from the end of the first tooth 123f to the trunk The distance D4 from the back surface 121 of the massage block 120 is greater than the maximum distance D3 from the second convex arc surface 113 to the back surface 114 of the head-shaped massage block 110 . In one example, the number of the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s is two, but it is not limited to this.

Next, referring to FIG. 4 , a schematic top plan view of a massager 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure is shown. The distance D6 between the first teeth 123f is greater than the distance D7 between the second teeth 123s, so as to meet the massage needs of different sections of the body of the user 200.

In one example, the ends of the single tooth 115, the first tooth 123f, and the second tooth 123s may be configured with a single convex arc portion. In one example, the ends of the single tooth 115, the first tooth 123f, and the second tooth 123s may be configured with several convex arc portions.

2 and 4, the front face 122 of the trunk-type massage block 120 is inclined and includes a first end 122f and a second end 122s. The first end 122f is adjacent to the first tooth 123f, and the second end 122s Adjacent to the second tooth 123s. The distance from the first end 122f to the back 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120 is greater than the distance from the second end 122s to the back 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120.

Referring next to FIG. 4 , the trunk-type massage block 120 further includes a stopper 124 . The blocking portion 124 is disposed on the front face 122 of the trunk-type massage block 120, and the blocking portion 124 is located between the adjacent second teeth 123s, and the two ends of the blocking portion 124 are respectively connected to the adjacent second teeth 123s. In one example, the first teeth 123f, the second teeth 123s, the front face 122 of the trunk-type massage block 120 and the stopper 124 form an accommodating space S. The accommodation space S can provide other types of massagers (such as handheld massagers, etc.) for placement, and utilize the front 122 of the inclined trunk-type massage block 120, the first teeth 123f, the second teeth 123s and the stopper 124, Add additional massager stability.

Referring next to FIG. 2 , the trunk-type massage block 120 further includes a chamfered portion 125 . The chamfered portion 125 is located between the back surface 121 and the bottom end 120b of the trunk-type massage block 120. The chamfered portion 125 is used to increase the stability of the massager 100 in some special massage postures.

Please refer to Figures 2 and 3. The maximum length L of the massager 100 is 220±50 mm. In one example, the maximum length L of the massager 100 may be the distance from the end of the single tooth 115 to the bottom end 120b of the trunk-type massage block 120. In another example, the maximum length L of the massager 100 may be the distance from the top 110t of the head-type massage block 110 to the bottom end 120b of the trunk-type massage block 120. The maximum width W of the massager 100 is 100±30 mm. The maximum height H of the massager 100 is 90±30 mm. In one example, the maximum height H of the massager 100 may be the distance from the end of the first tooth 123f to the back 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120. It can be known from the size of the massager 100 that the massager 100 is suitable for non-handheld massage operation.

Please refer to FIGS. 5A to 5I , which are respectively schematic diagrams of several massage operations of a massager 100 according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. As shown in FIG. 5A , the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, so that the back 114 of the head-shaped massage block 110 and the back 121 of the torso-shaped massage block 120 are flat against the ground G. The user 200 lies on his back on the massager 100. The configuration of the arc surfaces (the first convex arc surface 111, the concave arc surface 112 and the second convex arc surface 113) adopted in front of the head-shaped massage block 110 can further suit the user. The shape of the occipital bone on the back side of the head 210 of the 200 is more ergonomic and can improve the support and conformity of the pillow when lying on it, thereby making it easier for the user 200 to relax. The first tooth 123f and the second tooth 123s of the massage tooth set 123 can be against the outside of the user's 200 cervical vertebra 220, and the first tooth 123f and the second tooth 123s can provide massage force by using the user's 200 own weight, forming multiple Click on the massage mode to make the massage more effortless and make the massage deeper and more sustained.

As shown in FIG. 5B , the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, and the user 200 lies on the massager 100 . When the user 200 is in a relaxed state, part of his body weight is exerted on the massager 100 . The second teeth 123s are against the head 210 of the user 200 , the first teeth 123f are against the shoulder and neck 230 of the user 200 , and the head-shaped massage block 110 is against the upper back 240 of the user 200 . The massager 100 bears the weight of the user 200 and provides reaction force through the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s to massage the user 200, allowing the user to save more effort in the massage operation and enjoy a deeper massage. .

As shown in Figure 5C, the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, the user 200 lies on the massager 100, and the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s of the massager 100 are used to massage the back 250 of the user 200. When the user 200 lies on his back, his body is in a relaxed state, and the weight of his body is naturally exerted on the massager 100 . The reaction force provided by the massager 100 can be used for massage. Therefore, the user 200 does not need to apply special force during massage, so the massage is more labor-saving and can last longer.

As shown in FIG. 5D , the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, and the user 200 lies on the massager 100 so that the massager 100 is placed horizontally under the waist 260 of the user 200 . The first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s abut against the waist 260 of the user 200 . While bearing part of the body weight of the user 200, the massager 100 applies a reaction force to the waist 260 of the user 200 through the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s. During the massage process, the user 200 does not need to apply special force to provide massage force, and the body will not be tense due to the force application, thereby achieving the purpose of saving massage effort and improving the massage effect. If the user 200 wants to adjust the stimulation points of the massage, he can also adjust the multi-point massage type to a single-point massage type by adjusting the position of the massager 100 .

In FIGS. 5A to 5D , the back surface 114 of the head-shaped massage block 110 and the back surface 121 of the trunk-type massage block 120 are flat against the ground G. Utilizing the planar backs 114 and 121 can increase the stability of the massager 100 when placed on the ground G, and can increase the stability during the massage process.

Referring next to FIG. 5E , the massager 100 can be placed obliquely on the ground G, and the head 210 of the user 200 lies on the massager 100 . That is, the chamfered portion 125 of the trunk-type massage block 120 is against the ground G, and the first teeth 123f and the second teeth 123s are against the head 210 of the user 200 and adjacent to the top of the head. Likewise, the user's own weight 200 can be converted into the massage force of the massager 100 to form a multi-point massage type.

5F, the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, and an additional massager 300a is provided to be placed thereon. The combination of the massager 100 and the additional massager 300a can increase the support and massage stability of the additional massager 300a. The leg 270 that the user 200 wants to massage can rest on the additional massager 300a, and the user's own weight is also used to provide massage force, forming a multi-point massage type and achieving the purpose of labor-saving massage. In addition, the two ends of the additional massager 300a respectively abut against the stopper 124 and the second convex arc surface 113, so that the additional massager 300a can be tilted, thereby massaging the lateral part of the leg 270 of the user 200. Therefore, the massager 100 can assist in adjusting the massage direction of the additional massager 300a.

5G, the massager 100 can be placed on the ground G, and an additional massager 300b is provided to be placed thereon. That is, the additional massager 300b abuts the stopper 124 and conforms to the front 122 of the trunk-type massage block 120 . The combination of the massager 100 and the additional massager 300b can increase the support and massage stability of the additional massager 300b. The user 200 can lie on his back on the ground G, and the arm 280 that the user 200 wants to massage can lean against the additional massager 300b. In this way, the user's own weight 200 is also used to provide massage force, forming a multi-point massage pattern and achieving the purpose of labor-saving massage.

Referring next to FIG. 5H , the user 200 can also hold the massager 100 with the single tooth 115 aimed at the abdomen 290 of the user 200 , and the user 200 uses force with his hands to provide massage force. A single tooth 115 is used to form a single point massage, and the massage force can be adjusted according to the user's tolerance, and the pressing time can also be adjusted according to needs.

5I, the user 200 can lie on the ground G and use the massager 100 to massage the front of the user 200. The user 200 can use the hand to press the massager 100 to provide massage force to form a multi-point massage. The user's 200 tolerance adjusts the force exerted by the user's 200 hands, thereby adjusting the massage force.

As can be seen from the above embodiments, one of the advantages of the present disclosure is that due to the size design of the massager of the present disclosure, the massager can provide non-handheld massage operation and can also provide handheld massage operation, further realizing multi-position usage and allowing users to The patient can sit, lie down, lie on his side, stand or lie down for massage. When providing non-handheld massage operation, the massager can be placed on the ground. The user can rely on the massager and use the weight of the body to penetrate the massage force into the muscles, fascia, and deep layers of the body. The massage is more labor-saving and provides More efficient massage and relaxation effect. The back of the torso-type massage block is flat, which can improve the stability of the massager placement and support. The configuration of the head-shaped massage block is ergonomic and provides a large massage contact surface for massage, which can improve the applicability of the user's head, shoulders and neck massage. The massage teeth set has good support and can provide single or multi-point massage effect.

Although the present disclosure has been disclosed through embodiments, they are not intended to limit the present disclosure. Anyone with ordinary knowledge in this technical field can make various changes and modifications without departing from the spirit and scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present disclosure shall be subject to the scope of the appended patent application.

100: Massager 110: Head massage block 110t:Top 110b: Bottom 111: First convex arc surface 112: concave arc surface 113: Second convex arc surface 114:Back 115:Single tooth 120: Torso type massage block 120b: bottom 121:Back 122: front 122f: first end 122s: second end 123: Massage tooth set 123f: first tooth 123s: second tooth 124: Block part 125: chamfer part 200:User 210:Head 220:Cervical vertebra 230:Shoulder and neck 240: Upper back 250:Back 260:waist 270:Legs 280:Arm 290:Abdomen 300a: Additional massager 300b: Additional massager D1: Maximum distance D2: minimum distance D3: Maximum distance D4: distance D5: distance D6: Spacing D7: spacing G:Ground H: maximum height L: maximum length S: Accommodation space W: maximum width

In order to make the above and other objects, features, advantages and embodiments of the present disclosure more apparent and understandable, the accompanying drawings are described as follows. 1A to 1C respectively illustrate several schematic three-dimensional views of a massager according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 2 is a schematic side plan view of a massager according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 3 is a schematic bottom plan view of a massager according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. FIG. 4 is a schematic top plan view of a massager according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. 5A to 5I are respectively schematic diagrams of several massage operations of a massager according to an embodiment of the present disclosure. It should be noted that various features in the diagrams are not drawn to proportions that are standard practice in the industry. The dimensions of the various features may be arbitrarily increased or reduced for clarity of illustration.

100: Massager

110: Head massage block

110t:Top

110b: Bottom

111: First convex arc surface

112: concave arc surface

113: Second convex arc surface

115:Single tooth

120: Torso type massage block

120b: bottom

122: front

122f: first end

122s: second end

123: Massage tooth set

123f: first tooth

123s: second tooth

124: Block part

125: chamfer part

S: Accommodation space

Claims (10)

A massager including: A head-shaped massage block; and A trunk-type massage block is provided at a bottom end of the head-shaped massage block, wherein the trunk-type massage block has a back and a front opposite to each other, and the back is flat and flush with a back of the head-shaped massage block. Flat, and the torso massage block contains: A massage tooth set is arranged and protrudes from the front of the trunk-type massage block; Wherein, a maximum length of the massager is 220±50 mm, a maximum width of the massager is 100±30 mm, a maximum height of the massager is 90±30 mm, and the massager is configured to provide A non-handheld massage operation. The massager according to claim 1, wherein the head-shaped massage block further includes a single tooth, which is disposed and protrudes from a top end of the head-shaped massage block. The massager as claimed in claim 1, wherein the head-shaped massaging block further includes a concave arc surface located in front of the head-shaped massaging block. The massager according to claim 3, wherein the head-shaped massage block further includes a first convex arc surface and a second convex arc surface, and the concave arc surface is located between the first convex arc surface and the second convex arc surface. between the second convex arc surface and the trunk-shaped massage block, wherein a maximum distance from the first convex arc surface to the back of the head-shaped massage block is greater than the distance from the concave arc surface to the head-shaped massage block. A minimum distance from the back surface, and a maximum distance from the second convex arc surface to the back surface of the head-shaped massage block is greater than the minimum distance from the concave arc surface to the back surface of the head-shaped massage block. The massager as described in claim 1, wherein the massage teeth set includes: 2 first teeth, adjacent to the head-shaped massage block and spaced apart from each other; and two second teeth, adjacent to a bottom end of the torso-shaped massage block and spaced apart from each other; Wherein, a distance from an end of one of the two first teeth to the back surface of the trunk-type massage block is greater than a distance from an end of one of the two second teeth to the back surface of the trunk-type massage block. A distance. The massager as claimed in claim 5, wherein the two first teeth and the two second teeth both protrude from a front surface of the head-shaped massage block. The massager as claimed in claim 5, wherein a distance between the two first teeth is greater than a distance between the two second teeth. The massager as described in claim 5, wherein the front face of the trunk-type massage block is inclined, and the front face of the trunk-type massage block includes: a first end adjacent to the two first teeth; and a second end portion adjacent to the two second teeth; Wherein, a distance from the first end to the back surface of the trunk-type massage block is greater than a distance from the second end to the back surface of the trunk-type massage block. The massager according to claim 5, wherein the trunk-type massage block further includes a stopper, the stopper is disposed on the front of the trunk-type massage block, and the stopper is connected to the two second teeth. The massager of claim 5, wherein the trunk-type massage block further includes a chamfered portion located between the back and the bottom of the trunk-type massage block.

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