JP2703187B2 - Caddy bag - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved caddy bag for storing golf clubs and golf equipment.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 9, a caddy bag is provided with a handle 51 for grasping by hand and a shoulder belt 52 used for carrying on a shoulder.
A plurality of shoe cases 2 and auxiliary storage portions 3 are known as auxiliary storage spaces for storing golf goods such as shoes and clothes on the outer peripheral side surface of the cylindrical club storage portion 1.

In the case where a plurality of spaces for accommodating golf equipment and the like are formed in addition to the club housing 1, the protruding portions from the club housing 1 are reduced in order to facilitate mounting on a trunk or the like of a vehicle. The center line of the shoe case 2 and the auxiliary storage unit 3 in the width direction (the left-right direction in the drawing) should be substantially aligned, and the mounting positions of the handle 51 and the shoulder belt 52 should be set on this center line. The protruding portion from the center is concentrated on a predetermined side surface to ensure mountability.

[0004]

However, in the conventional caddy bag described above, there is a case where the auxiliary storage section 3 is provided between the handle 51 and the side surface of the club storage section 1. Is carried out by operating the fastener 30 and opening the lid 31 toward the user. At this time, since the handle 51 is disposed so as to pass through substantially the center of the auxiliary storage part 3, the handle 51 And the luggage were caught and the luggage could not be easily taken in and out.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a caddy bag in which the handle and the auxiliary storage section can be centrally disposed while ensuring the operability of the auxiliary storage section.

[0006]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a club housing portion formed in a cylindrical shape, a "U" shaped handle vertically attached to an upper side of the club housing portion, It mounted between the side surface of the handle and the club storing portion, the caddy bag and a openable opening Tsu transected handle auxiliary housing portion e Bei, lower end of the club storing portion of the handle Hinged to the side
While swingably supported towards direction away from the auxiliary storage unit,
Locking means for selectively locking the upper end of the handle with a predetermined side surface of the club housing is provided.

In a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a club storage portion formed in a cylindrical shape, and a U-shaped handle attached to an upper side surface of the club storage portion in a vertical direction . It mounted between the side surface of the handle and the club storing section, open
In a caddy bag having an auxiliary storage portion having a closable opening across the handle, both ends of the handle are attached to side surfaces of the club storage portion so as to be supported so as to be able to swing in the horizontal direction. The handle is made to protrude from the side surface of the club storage portion so that the moving radius is equal to or larger than a predetermined value capable of avoiding interference with the auxiliary storage portion.

[0008] A third aspect of the present invention provides a club storage portion formed in a tubular shape, an auxiliary storage portion formed in a side surface of the club storage portion, a lid for opening and closing the auxiliary storage portion, and the lid. And a handle integrally formed with the cover, and one end of the cover or the handle is hingedly connected to a side surface of the club storage portion so as to be swingably supported. Locking means for selectively locking at a predetermined position of the storage section is provided.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, when loading / unloading a bag into / from an auxiliary storage portion attached to a side surface of a club storage portion, a handle hinged to the auxiliary storage portion is released after releasing the locking means.
Tilt away from The opening of the auxiliary storage section is not obstructed by the handle, so that luggage can be easily taken in and out, while the handle is fixed to the club storage section by locking means when moving the caddy bag. By doing so, it is possible to reliably hold the device.

Further, the second invention, the opening of the auxiliary housing portion by pivoting the handle into the horizontal direction direction is no longer being blocked by the handle, it can be performed easily out of the luggage, whereas When the caddy bag is moved, the handle can be swung to a desired position so that the caddy bag can be reliably gripped.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, when loading / unloading the luggage into / from the auxiliary storage portion formed on the side surface of the club storage portion, the handle and the lid are swung in a predetermined direction after releasing the locking means. . The handle integrally formed with the lid does not obstruct the opening of the auxiliary storage portion, so that luggage can be easily taken in and out.On the other hand, when moving the caddy bag, the handle and the lid are locked by the locking means. By fixing the cover to the club storage portion, it is possible to securely hold the cover, and the lid can be simultaneously opened and closed by operating the handle.

[0012]

1 and 2 show an embodiment of the present invention.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, the caddy bag is constituted mainly of a club housing 1 formed in a substantially cylindrical shape. Is opened, so that a golf club (not shown) can be taken in and out of the club slot 10.

A bottom portion 1A is formed at a lower portion of the club storage portion 1, and a shoe case 2 is provided around the bottom portion 1A as a space for accommodating golf shoes, clothes, and the like. The shoe case 2 is formed so as to protrude from the side surface of the portion 1,
It is open on the 0 side, and a fastener (not shown) that can be opened and closed is provided in this opening.

An auxiliary storage unit 3 is provided above the shoe case 2 (on the side of the club slot 10).
Is formed so as to protrude from the side surface.

The auxiliary storage section 3 and the shoe case 2 are arranged at predetermined intervals in the vertical direction with the center lines in the width direction (horizontal direction in the drawing) substantially coincident with each other.
The opening 3 </ b> A is provided toward the side (the left-right direction in the drawing) of FIG. In addition, the lid 31 has a lower portion (the shoe case 2 side) fixed to the auxiliary storage portion 3 and opens and closes upward and sideways.

A handle 4 formed substantially in a U-shape
Is disposed so as to vertically cross the auxiliary storage section 3 at a position facing the lid 31.

The handle 4 has a lower end 4A at the shoe case 2
Is hingedly connected to the side surface of the club housing 1 between the auxiliary housing 3 and the upper housing 4B about the lower end 4A.
As the shown from contact with the locking position, away from the housing portion 3
In the opening direction , which is tilted at a predetermined angle in the direction in which it is tilted. Note that the handle 4 is also used for the auxiliary storage section 3.
Are arranged along the center line in the width direction of the.

As shown in FIG. 2, the shaft 6 which is fixed to the club storing section 1 via the pedestal 70 extends through the lower end 4A, the handle 4 becomes swingable about the shaft 6 .

Meanwhile, the locking member 8 as Kakaritomete stage at the upper end 4B to selectively lock the handle 4 to the club storing section 1
A button 9 for operating the locking member 8 is provided near the upper end 4B.

On the side surface of the club housing 1 where the upper end 4B of the freely swingable handle 4 abuts, a receiving metal 7 which can be selectively engaged with the locking member 8 is formed. In the locking position of the handle 4 in contact with the handle 4, the locking member 8 is locked to the receiving metal 7 via the button 9 so that the upper end 4 </ b> B of the handle 4 is in the club storage section 1 and the lower end 4 </ b > A is Respectively fixed through.

A ring 51 for locking the upper end of the shoulder belt 5 is fixedly mounted above the receiving metal 7 and near the club slot 10, while the shoulder belt 5 is mounted on the lower end 4 A of the handle 4. A ring 50 for locking the lower end is provided.

The operation will be described below.

FIG. 1 shows the open position of the handle 4. In this state, if the fastener 31 is operated to open the cover 31 to the front side in the figure, the luggage can be taken in and out of the auxiliary storage section 3 through the opening 3A. it can.

At this time, since the handle 4 is inclined at a predetermined angle in a direction away from the auxiliary storage section 3 with respect to the axis of the club storage section 1, when the fastener 30 is opened and closed, or when the inside of the auxiliary storage section 3 is opened. The hand and the luggage do not get caught on the handle 4 when the luggage is put in and out of the luggage, so that the operability of the auxiliary storage unit 3 can be improved as compared with the conventional example.

After the loading / unloading of the baggage is completed, or when the caddy bag is moved, after closing the lid 31 with the fastener 30, the handle 4 is swung toward the club storage unit 1 and the upper end 4B is set to the side surface of the club storage unit 1. Move to the locking position where it comes into contact with.

Then, by operating the button 9 to engage the locking member 8 with the receiving metal 7, the handle 4 can move the upper end 4B by the locking member 8 and the receiving metal 7, and the lower end 4A by the hinge 6 And the handle 4
, The caddy bag can be moved by hand, and of course, the shoulder belt 5 can be used to carry the caddy bag.

On the other hand, in order to release the handle 4 in the locking position, it is only necessary to operate the button 9 to remove the locking member 8 from the receiving metal 7, and after releasing the locking member 8 from the receiving metal 7. If the handle 4 is swung to the front, the luggage can be easily put in and out of the auxiliary storage unit 3 as described above.

As described above, the handle 4 is swingably supported around the lower end 4A, and the locking member 8 is provided on the upper end 4B of the handle 4 for selectively locking to the receiving metal 7 of the club housing 1. The swing of the handle and the opening and closing of the auxiliary storage portion 3 can be performed easily and quickly, and the operability of both the auxiliary storage portion 3 and the handle 4 can be improved as compared with the conventional example. Furthermore, the side of the club storage unit 1
The projecting portions of the auxiliary storage section 3 and the handle 4 can be centrally disposed at the upper portion , and the storage capacity of luggage can be increased while improving the mountability of the vehicle in a trunk or the like.

In the above embodiment, the locking member 8 is connected to the upper end 4.
B, but not shown, a receiving metal 7 is provided on the upper end 4B.
Alternatively, the locking member 8 may be provided in the club storage section 1.

FIGS. 3 to 6 show a second embodiment, in which the handle 4 of the first embodiment can be swung in a substantially horizontal direction, while a locking member 8, a receiving metal 7 and a hinge shaft are provided. 6 is abolished, and other configurations are the same as above.

The upper end 4B 'of the handle 4', which is formed in a substantially U-shape in the same manner as described above, is vertically arranged substantially in parallel with the axis of the club housing 1, as shown in FIG. The lower end 4A is also supported in a substantially horizontal direction via a shaft (not shown) so that the handle 4 'can swing on a swing radius R. Becomes The shaft 60 is supported by the club housing 1.

Here, the swing radius R of the handle 4 'is set to a predetermined radius such that the handle 4' does not interfere with the lid 31, and the handle 4 'faces the lid 31 as shown in FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the handle 4 ′ can swing from the holding position to the storage position where the handle 4 ′ faces the side surface of the auxiliary storage portion 3.

When the lid 31 is opened to load / unload luggage into / from the auxiliary storage section 3, the handle 4 'is swung to the storage position shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, and the handle 4' faces the side of the auxiliary storage section 3. Let it. Since the handle 4 'moves from the opening 3A and the front of the lid 31, it is possible to easily load and unload the luggage.

On the other hand, when the caddy bag is moved via the handle 4 ', the handle 4' only needs to be swung to an arbitrary position such as a gripping position facing the lid 31.
The handle operation can be simplified, and the operability of the caddy bag can be further improved.

FIGS. 7 and 8 show a third embodiment, in which the auxiliary storage section 3 and the shoe case 2 of the first and second embodiments are shown.
Is formed on the side surface of the club housing portion 1, whereas the shoe case 2 ′ and the auxiliary housing portion 13 are formed integrally with the club housing portion 1 ′, and the projecting portion is reduced as compared with the previous embodiment. This promotes smoothing of the outer periphery of the club housing portion 1 '.

The auxiliary storage section 13 is formed with an opening on the side surface of the club storage section 1 'close to the club slot 10, and the club storage section 1' and the auxiliary storage section 13 are defined inside.

The opening 13A of the auxiliary housing 13 is made openable and closable by a lid 15 which is coupled under end <br/> to (in the figure downwards) at the hinge 16, lid 15 club storing portion 1 in the shaft beneath end Swinging up and down to a predetermined angle as shown in FIG. 7, and then locked by hinges 16, and the lid 15 is tilted upward at an upper end into the auxiliary storage portion. 1
3 is opened.

[0039] Below the auxiliary housing 13 shoe case 2 'club storing portion 1' is opened and formed on the side surface of the opened and closed in the same manner as described above by a lid 20 which is hinged the lower end.

A substantially L-shaped handle 14 is fixedly mounted on the outer peripheral side of the lid 15 for opening and closing the auxiliary storage portion 13 so as to vertically cross the lid 15 in the vertical direction.
4 and lid 15 are formed integrally.

[0041] Under end 14A of the handle 14 is fixed to the lower end of the lid 15 close to the hinge 16, the grip between the lid 15 and the handle 14 after rises along the outer periphery of the lid 15 from the lower end 14A A space 17 is formed, and a holding space 17 is formed.
Above the upper end, the upper end 14B is bent toward the club storage portion 1 '.

In the closed position of the lid 15 shown in FIG. 8, the upper end 14B abuts against the side surface of the club housing portion 1 ', and the upper end 14B is selectively engaged with the club housing portion 1' at this abutting position. Locking means (not shown) is provided.
A button 9 'for operating the locking means is formed on the upper part of the club housing portion 1' with which the abutment is made.

The lid 15 is fixed at the upper end 14B of the handle 14 to the club housing portion 1 'by a not-shown locking means in the closed position in FIG. 8, while being hinged by the hinge 16 in the open position in FIG. Each is locked and can swing between a closed position and an open position.

To open the closed lid 15, the button 9 '
The operates to release the locking means, the lid 15 is swung downward in the axial down end by pulling the handle 14 Hands In gripping space 17, the lid 15 to the open position shown in FIG. 7 When swings, the auxiliary storage portion 13 is opened, so that the luggage can be easily taken in and out.

To close the lid 15 from the open position, the handle 14 is gripped and the lid 15 is swung upward toward the club housing 1 ', and the upper end 14B is brought into contact with the side surface of the club housing 1'. After that, the button 9 'is operated, and the handle 14 is fixed to the club housing 1' via locking means (not shown). Thus, if the fixed handle 14 is gripped, the caddy bag can be easily moved.

Although not described in detail, the shoe case 2 '
The lid 20 swings between the closed position and the open position in the same manner as described above, so that it is possible to easily load and unload luggage into and from the inside.

Thus, the lid 1 for opening and closing the auxiliary storage unit 13
Since the handle 5 and the handle 14 are integrally formed so that they can be opened and closed, they do not obstruct the handle when the baggage is put into and taken out of the auxiliary storage unit 13 as in the above-described conventional example. Opening and closing can be performed at the same time, and the operability of the caddy bag can be improved.
3 and the shoe case 2 'are integrally formed, the number of parts protruding from the outer periphery of the club storage portion 1' can be reduced, and the vehicle can be smoothly mounted on a trunk or the like.

Although the lids 15 and 20 are swingable in the vertical direction, they may be swung in the horizontal direction (not shown), and in this case, the luggage can be easily taken in and out.

[0049]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a club storage portion formed in a cylindrical shape, and a "U" -shaped handle vertically attached to the upper side of the club storage portion. A caddy bag comprising an auxiliary storage portion attached between the handle and the side surface of the club storage portion and having an openable and closable opening across the handle. while swingably supported hinged to a side face of the club storing portion in a direction away from the auxiliary storage unit, comprising a Kakaritomete stage for selectively locking the upper end of the handle at a predetermined side surface of the club storing portion, The swinging handle facilitates loading and unloading of luggage into and out of the auxiliary storage portion, while the caddy bag can be securely gripped by moving the caddy bag by fixing the handle to the club storage portion with the locking means. The steering wheel and auxiliary storage section can be centrally arranged while improving the operability of the cab, and the caddy bag protruding part is gathered on a predetermined side to facilitate mounting on the trunk of the vehicle, etc. Operability can be improved while increasing the storage volume of the caddy bag.

[0050] The second invention is a club storing portion formed in a tubular shape, vertically upper side surface of the club storing portion
A shaped handle in "U" attached to, mounted between the side surface of the handle and the club storing section, open
In Caddy with an auxiliary housing portion e Bei across the handle closed possible opening, while swingably supported horizontally attached to both ends of the handle on the side surface of the club storing portion, the handle swing The handle is projected from the side of the club storage so that the radius of gyration is equal to or greater than a predetermined value that can avoid interference with the auxiliary storage. On the other hand, when the caddy bag is moved, the handle can be securely held at the desired swing position, and the handle and the auxiliary storage portion can be centrally arranged while improving the operability of the caddy bag. By combining the protruding parts of the bag on the predetermined side, it is easy to mount it on the trunk of the vehicle, etc., while expanding the storage capacity of the caddy bag. It is possible to improve operability.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a club storage section formed in a cylindrical shape, an auxiliary storage section formed in a side surface of the club storage section, a lid for opening and closing the auxiliary storage section, and the lid. And a handle integrally formed with the cover, and one end of the cover or the handle is hingedly connected to a side surface of the club storage portion so as to be swingably supported. A locking means for selectively locking at a predetermined position of the storage portion is provided, and the lid can be simultaneously opened and closed by operating the handle, and the integrally formed handle blocks the opening of the auxiliary storage portion. The caddy bag can be easily taken in and out, and when the caddy bag is moved, the handle and the lid can be securely held by fixing the handle and the lid to the club storage portion by the locking means. The handle and auxiliary storage section can be centrally arranged while improving the caddy bag, reducing the protruding part of the caddy bag, making it easier to mount it on the trunk of the vehicle and expanding the storage capacity of the caddy bag While improving operability.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a caddy bag according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a bottom view of the hinge part.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of the same.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the operation of the handle.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing the operation of the handle.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing a third embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a side view showing the closed state of the auxiliary storage unit.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Club storage part 2 Auxiliary storage part 3 Handle 4A Lower end 4B Upper end 8 Locking member 13 Auxiliary storage part 14 Handle 15 Lid 16 Hinge 30 Fastener 31 Lid

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A club storage portion formed in a cylindrical shape, and vertically attached to an upper portion of a side surface of the club storage portion.
A U-shaped handle, and an openable and closable opening that is attached between the handle and the side of the club housing.
In a caddy bag having an auxiliary storage portion provided across the handle, a lower end of the handle is hingedly connected to a side surface of the club storage portion so as to be swingably supported in a direction away from the auxiliary storage portion , and an upper end of the handle is provided. caddy, characterized in that it comprises a Kakaritomete stage for selectively locking at a predetermined side surface of the club storing portion. 2. A club storage portion formed in a cylindrical shape, and vertically attached to an upper portion of a side surface of the club storage portion.
A U-shaped handle, and an openable and closable opening that is attached between the handle and the side of the club housing.
In a caddy bag provided with an auxiliary storage portion provided across the handle, both ends of the handle are attached to side surfaces of the club storage portion so as to be swingably supported in the horizontal direction, and the swing radius of the handle is set to the auxiliary storage portion. A handle protruding from a side surface of the club housing so as to have a predetermined value or more that can avoid interference with the caddy bag. 3. A club storage portion formed in a cylindrical shape, an auxiliary storage portion formed in a side surface of the club storage portion, a lid for opening and closing the auxiliary storage portion, and an integral part of the lid. A handle, and one end of the lid or the handle is hingedly connected to a side surface of the club storage portion to swingably support, and a predetermined position of the lid or the handle is set to a predetermined position of the club storage portion. in caddy, characterized in that a Kakaritomete stage for selectively locking.