US20220347533A9 - Travel bag for a golf equipment - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a travel bag or a transport bag for a golf equipment.
- a typical travel bag for a golf equipment is rectangular or tubular bag made of wear-proof fabric or other similar material with a width of approximately 35 cm, height 35 cm, and length 1.3 m.
- the travel bag comprises castors at one end under the bottom at the edge, and at the other end at the side of the user, a grab element intended for grabbing and holding in the form of, for example, a carrying strap or carrying handle, which the user can grab to lift one end off the ground and to trail the travel bag with an angle of approximately 25 to 35 degrees on the castors located at the other end.
- a stiffening plate is provided under the bottom of the travel bag in the extent of 1 ⁇ 3 to 2 ⁇ 3 of the length of the bottom (this can be also called a bottom plate or reinforcement plate) for retaining the form of the travel bag and protecting the equipment inside the bag.
- Weight of the golf equipment is approximately 15 kg. If this equipment, including the golf bag, is placed in a travel bag and additional items are added, such as golf clothes, footwear, golf balls, etc., a travel bag for a golf equipment ready for travel may weigh 20 to 30 kg. Trailing a travel bag with such weight requires physical effort and it is therefore rather inconvenient. It would be more comfortable to trail the travel bag without the need for lifting it off the ground to an angle of 25 to 35 degrees.
- a solution is provided for making the transport of golf equipment during travel more convenient and less strenuous for the user.
- U.S. patent U.S. Pat. No. 6,330,944B1 (published 18 Dec. 2001) describes a travel bag for a golf equipment comprising a pair of castors under the bottom of the travel bag at the rear end of the travel bag and a grab element at the other end of the travel bag, while the bottom of the travel bag comprises a stiffening plate (in a specific solution, a rear cover with the relevant function) in the extent of at least 50% of the length of the bottom of the travel bag measured from the castors located at the end of the travel bag).
- the second pair of castors is located under the bottom of the travel bag near the other end of the stiffening plate, so that the part of the travel bag including the stiffening plate rests on the castors located at the end of the travel bag and on the second pair of castors.
- the travel bag rests only on castors and can roll on castors when pulled from the strap fixed to the travel bag in the pulling direction.
- the front pair of castors is retractable by an additional mechanism, which makes the solution more expensive and complicated, and also susceptible to failures, as during use, foreign objects may enter between the mechanism (e.g. debris, sand, gravel, etc.).
- the present invention provides a travel bag for a golf equipment, comprising a pair of castors at the rear end under the bottom of the travel bag and a grab element at the other end of the travel bag, which may be provided, for example, in the form of a carrying strap or plastic carrying handle.
- the bottom of the travel bag comprises a stiffening plate in the extent of at least 50% of the length of the bottom of the travel bag measured from the castors located at the rear end of the travel bag.
- the second pair of castors is located under the bottom of the travel bag near the other end of the stiffening plate, so that the rear part of the travel bag including the stiffening plate rests on the castors located at the end of the travel bag and on the second pair of castors when the travel bag is in the horizontal position, whereby the front part of the travel bag without the stiffening plate rests on the ground.
- the front part of the travel bag can be lifted off the ground, so that the travel bag rests on the ground only with its castors and it can roll on castors in the pulling direction.
- the mentioned grab element itself may have sufficient length, for example, when implemented as a carrying strap, for grabbing its end and lifting up the front part of the travel bag, or when a shorter carrying strap or carrying handle is used as the grab element, an additional strap, cord or string is fixed to the grab element to enable convenient lifting of the front part of the travel bag and the trailing of the travel bag.
- the castors of the second pair of castors are self-aligning castors according to the direction of travel, or in other words, they are self-turning castors according to the rolling direction.
- the front part of the travel bag lacking the stiffening plate comprises at least one resting slat for supporting said front part to the ground.
- Figures include schematic depictions of the travel bag, i.e. zippers or other closing elements and pockets on the outer surface of the travel bag or any stiffening elements for retaining the shape of the travel bag are not shown.
- FIG. 1 side view of the travel bag 1 on the move, where the front part 7 of the travel bag has been lifted off the ground by pulling the strap 9 and the travel bag 1 can roll on the castors 2 and 5 behind the user;
- FIG. 2 side view of the travel bag 1 in a stationary state, i.e. the front part 7 of the travel bag rests on the ground with the resting slat 8 and the travel bag cannot freely roll;
- FIG. 3 a bottom view of the travel bag with a dotted line indicating the outline of the stiffening plate.
- the travel bag is manufactured of a flexible material, such as waterproof fabric or any other suitable flexible material, such as plastic-coated fabric, etc.
- an additional pair of castors 5 is provided under the bottom of the travel bag 1 in the extent of approximately 50%-65% of the total length of the travel bag 1 (measured from the rear castors 2 ) preferably with the same longitudinal direction as the rear castors 2 of the travel bag 1 .
- the rear part 6 of the travel bag 1 comprising the stiffening plate 4 rests on the castors 2 and 5 .
- the castors of the additional pair of castors 5 are fixed to roll along a straight-line path, i.e. these castors cannot swivel.
- the castors of the second pair of castors 5 are self-aligning or self-turning according to the direction of rolling (travel) to simplify maneuvering with the travel bag (not shown).
- the pair of castors 5 is anchored to the stiffening plate 4 providing stiffness to the travel bag 1 (indicated with dotted line on FIG. 3 ), which means that for implementing the solution of the invention, the stiffening plate 4 of the bottom of the travel bag 1 must extend at least 50% of the length of the travel bag 1 .
- the stiffening plate 4 may be integrated into the bottom of the travel bag 1 , as shown on the figures, or optionally, it may be separately fixed onto the bottom of the travel bag from outside.
- the rear part 6 of the travel bag 1 equipped with the stiffening plate 4 resting on the castors 2 and 5 is provided under the travel bag 1 in the extent of approximately 50-65% of the length measured from the rear castors 2 , see FIG. 3 .
- the front part 7 of the travel bag comprising the grab element 3 , i.e. 35-50% of the length of the bottom of the travel bag 1 , is not equipped with the stiffening plate 4 .
- the front part 7 of the travel bag functions as a brake hindering free rolling of the part with castors 2 and 5 , for which purpose the resting slat 8 under the bottom of the travel bag 1 is provided, i.e. when the travel bag 1 is placed on the ground, the front part 7 of the travel bag settles down against the ground, i.e. the resting slat 8 rests on the ground and prevents the rolling of the travel bag 1 , see FIG. 2 .
- the user connects to the grab element 3 located at the front part 7 of the travel bag 1 (e.g. if the element itself is not long enough or is provided as a carrying handle) the strap 9 (or cord or string), upon pulling of which the front part 7 of the travel bag 1 is lifted off the ground together with the resting slat 8 , after which the travel bag can roll on the castors 2 and 5 behind the user of the travel bag when pulled from the strap 9 , see FIG. 1 .
- Strap 9 may be fixed directly to the grab element 3 , or when the grab element 3 is provided, for example, as a carrying handle, the ends of the strap may be fixed to the fixing eyelets of the carrying handle (not shown).
- the mentioned grab element 3 itself is long enough, for example, it is provided as a carrying strap, enabling the user to grab its end and lift up the front part 7 of the travel bag 1 —in this case, the strap 9 shown on the figures is not required.
- the front part 7 of the travel bag is lifted off the ground, because it does not comprise the stiffening plate 4 , which enables the travel bag 1 to roll freely on the castors 2 and 5 in the pulling direction of the strap 9 .
- Precise lengths of the travel bag 1 and locations of the pairs of castors 2 and 5 depend on the model of the specific travel bag 1 and other structural peculiarities and may thus vary, but more important is that the bottom of the travel bag 1 (rear part 6 ) must be stiffened from the rear castors 2 to the front castors 5 with, for example, a stiffening plate, the additional pair of castors 5 must be located approximately 50%-65% away from the rear castors 2 of the travel bag 1 , and the front part 7 of the travel bag 1 may not be stiffened, but must be able to settle down against the ground when the strap 9 is released, thus preventing any movement of the travel bag.
- An advantage of the solution provided with the present invention is that the castors 2 and 5 do not need a separate locking/braking system, because when pulling the travel bag 1 is stopped, the front part 7 of the travel bag lacking the stiffening plate 4 will settle down against the ground due to its weight and is resting on the resting slat 8 , whereas this resting slat 8 is acting as a parking brake.
- the main weight of the travel bag 1 and the equipment inside the bag is resting on the castors 2 and 5 , and for trailing the travel bag 1 the strap 9 should be pulled only to such extent that the front part 7 of the travel bag 1 is lifted off the ground together with the resting slat 8 , after which the travel bag 1 will roll behind the user when pulled.
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- The present invention relates to a travel bag or a transport bag for a golf equipment.
- In order to enable convenient transport of golf equipment, there are special travel bags for golf equipment. A typical travel bag for a golf equipment is rectangular or tubular bag made of wear-proof fabric or other similar material with a width of approximately 35 cm, height 35 cm, and length 1.3 m. Generally, the travel bag comprises castors at one end under the bottom at the edge, and at the other end at the side of the user, a grab element intended for grabbing and holding in the form of, for example, a carrying strap or carrying handle, which the user can grab to lift one end off the ground and to trail the travel bag with an angle of approximately 25 to 35 degrees on the castors located at the other end. Depending on the manufacturer, a stiffening plate is provided under the bottom of the travel bag in the extent of ⅓ to ⅔ of the length of the bottom (this can be also called a bottom plate or reinforcement plate) for retaining the form of the travel bag and protecting the equipment inside the bag.
- Weight of the golf equipment, including golf bag (i.e. without the travel bag), is approximately 15 kg. If this equipment, including the golf bag, is placed in a travel bag and additional items are added, such as golf clothes, footwear, golf balls, etc., a travel bag for a golf equipment ready for travel may weigh 20 to 30 kg. Trailing a travel bag with such weight requires physical effort and it is therefore rather inconvenient. It would be more comfortable to trail the travel bag without the need for lifting it off the ground to an angle of 25 to 35 degrees.
- With the present invention, a solution is provided for making the transport of golf equipment during travel more convenient and less strenuous for the user.
- As a solution closest to the present invention known from the prior art, U.S. patent U.S. Pat. No. 6,330,944B1 (published 18 Dec. 2001) describes a travel bag for a golf equipment comprising a pair of castors under the bottom of the travel bag at the rear end of the travel bag and a grab element at the other end of the travel bag, while the bottom of the travel bag comprises a stiffening plate (in a specific solution, a rear cover with the relevant function) in the extent of at least 50% of the length of the bottom of the travel bag measured from the castors located at the end of the travel bag). The second pair of castors is located under the bottom of the travel bag near the other end of the stiffening plate, so that the part of the travel bag including the stiffening plate rests on the castors located at the end of the travel bag and on the second pair of castors. In a horizontal position, the travel bag rests only on castors and can roll on castors when pulled from the strap fixed to the travel bag in the pulling direction. In this known solution, the front pair of castors is retractable by an additional mechanism, which makes the solution more expensive and complicated, and also susceptible to failures, as during use, foreign objects may enter between the mechanism (e.g. debris, sand, gravel, etc.).
- In order to eliminate the listed shortages, the present invention provides a travel bag for a golf equipment, comprising a pair of castors at the rear end under the bottom of the travel bag and a grab element at the other end of the travel bag, which may be provided, for example, in the form of a carrying strap or plastic carrying handle. The bottom of the travel bag comprises a stiffening plate in the extent of at least 50% of the length of the bottom of the travel bag measured from the castors located at the rear end of the travel bag.
- The second pair of castors is located under the bottom of the travel bag near the other end of the stiffening plate, so that the rear part of the travel bag including the stiffening plate rests on the castors located at the end of the travel bag and on the second pair of castors when the travel bag is in the horizontal position, whereby the front part of the travel bag without the stiffening plate rests on the ground.
- By pulling the grab element at the end of the travel bag or a strap fixed to it (or cord, string, etc.), the front part of the travel bag can be lifted off the ground, so that the travel bag rests on the ground only with its castors and it can roll on castors in the pulling direction.
- The mentioned grab element itself may have sufficient length, for example, when implemented as a carrying strap, for grabbing its end and lifting up the front part of the travel bag, or when a shorter carrying strap or carrying handle is used as the grab element, an additional strap, cord or string is fixed to the grab element to enable convenient lifting of the front part of the travel bag and the trailing of the travel bag.
- In the second embodiment of the travel bag for a golf equipment, the castors of the second pair of castors are self-aligning castors according to the direction of travel, or in other words, they are self-turning castors according to the rolling direction.
- In a preferred embodiment of the travel bag, the front part of the travel bag lacking the stiffening plate comprises at least one resting slat for supporting said front part to the ground.
- Figures include schematic depictions of the travel bag, i.e. zippers or other closing elements and pockets on the outer surface of the travel bag or any stiffening elements for retaining the shape of the travel bag are not shown.
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FIG. 1 —side view of thetravel bag 1 on the move, where thefront part 7 of the travel bag has been lifted off the ground by pulling thestrap 9 and thetravel bag 1 can roll on thecastors -
FIG. 2 —side view of thetravel bag 1 in a stationary state, i.e. thefront part 7 of the travel bag rests on the ground with theresting slat 8 and the travel bag cannot freely roll; -
FIG. 3 —a bottom view of the travel bag with a dotted line indicating the outline of the stiffening plate. - The travel bag is manufactured of a flexible material, such as waterproof fabric or any other suitable flexible material, such as plastic-coated fabric, etc.
- In addition to the
castors 2 at one end of thetravel bag 1, an additional pair ofcastors 5 is provided under the bottom of thetravel bag 1 in the extent of approximately 50%-65% of the total length of the travel bag 1 (measured from the rear castors 2) preferably with the same longitudinal direction as therear castors 2 of thetravel bag 1. In other words, in the horizontal position of thetravel bag 1 shown on the figures, therear part 6 of thetravel bag 1 comprising the stiffening plate 4 rests on thecastors - In the embodiment shown on
FIGS. 1 to 3 , the castors of the additional pair ofcastors 5 are fixed to roll along a straight-line path, i.e. these castors cannot swivel. - In another embodiment, the castors of the second pair of
castors 5 are self-aligning or self-turning according to the direction of rolling (travel) to simplify maneuvering with the travel bag (not shown). - The pair of
castors 5 is anchored to the stiffening plate 4 providing stiffness to the travel bag 1 (indicated with dotted line onFIG. 3 ), which means that for implementing the solution of the invention, the stiffening plate 4 of the bottom of thetravel bag 1 must extend at least 50% of the length of thetravel bag 1. The stiffening plate 4 may be integrated into the bottom of thetravel bag 1, as shown on the figures, or optionally, it may be separately fixed onto the bottom of the travel bag from outside. - In result, the
rear part 6 of thetravel bag 1 equipped with the stiffening plate 4 resting on thecastors travel bag 1 in the extent of approximately 50-65% of the length measured from therear castors 2, seeFIG. 3 . - The
front part 7 of the travel bag comprising thegrab element 3, i.e. 35-50% of the length of the bottom of thetravel bag 1, is not equipped with the stiffening plate 4. - This is important to ensure that the
front part 7 of the travel bag functions as a brake hindering free rolling of the part withcastors resting slat 8 under the bottom of thetravel bag 1 is provided, i.e. when thetravel bag 1 is placed on the ground, thefront part 7 of the travel bag settles down against the ground, i.e. theresting slat 8 rests on the ground and prevents the rolling of thetravel bag 1, seeFIG. 2 . - When using the travel bag, the user connects to the
grab element 3 located at thefront part 7 of the travel bag 1 (e.g. if the element itself is not long enough or is provided as a carrying handle) the strap 9 (or cord or string), upon pulling of which thefront part 7 of thetravel bag 1 is lifted off the ground together with theresting slat 8, after which the travel bag can roll on thecastors strap 9, seeFIG. 1 .Strap 9 may be fixed directly to thegrab element 3, or when thegrab element 3 is provided, for example, as a carrying handle, the ends of the strap may be fixed to the fixing eyelets of the carrying handle (not shown). - In the second embodiment, the mentioned
grab element 3 itself is long enough, for example, it is provided as a carrying strap, enabling the user to grab its end and lift up thefront part 7 of thetravel bag 1—in this case, thestrap 9 shown on the figures is not required. - When pulling the
travel bag 1 from the mentionedstrap 9, thefront part 7 of the travel bag is lifted off the ground, because it does not comprise the stiffening plate 4, which enables thetravel bag 1 to roll freely on thecastors strap 9. - When pulling the
strap 9 is stopped and thefront part 7 of thetravel bag 1 equipped with thestrap 9 is rested on the ground with theresting slat 8, it prevents the rolling of thetravel bag 1 on thecastors - Precise lengths of the
travel bag 1 and locations of the pairs ofcastors specific travel bag 1 and other structural peculiarities and may thus vary, but more important is that the bottom of the travel bag 1 (rear part 6) must be stiffened from therear castors 2 to thefront castors 5 with, for example, a stiffening plate, the additional pair ofcastors 5 must be located approximately 50%-65% away from therear castors 2 of thetravel bag 1, and thefront part 7 of thetravel bag 1 may not be stiffened, but must be able to settle down against the ground when thestrap 9 is released, thus preventing any movement of the travel bag. - An advantage of the solution provided with the present invention is that the
castors travel bag 1 is stopped, thefront part 7 of the travel bag lacking the stiffening plate 4 will settle down against the ground due to its weight and is resting on the restingslat 8, whereas this restingslat 8 is acting as a parking brake. - Furthermore, the main weight of the
travel bag 1 and the equipment inside the bag is resting on thecastors travel bag 1 thestrap 9 should be pulled only to such extent that thefront part 7 of thetravel bag 1 is lifted off the ground together with the restingslat 8, after which thetravel bag 1 will roll behind the user when pulled. - It is also possible to stack other travel bags/trunks and other equipment on the
rear part 6 of thebag 1 comprising the stiffening plate 4 and to transport these on the travel bag by trailing the travel bag. This additional weight has no impact on thefront part 7 of the travel bag—it can be lifted off the ground with similar pulling force and thus enables trailing the entire travel bag together with additional weight placed on therear part 6.
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