JPH1099121A - Carrying case of telephone or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To house many kinds of telephones or the like different in size, etc., by fixing a telephone or the like in a bag body by inserting/fastening a girth belt into/to the back face side of the bag body through belt inserters. SOLUTION: A telephone or the like is put in from a bag port 13 of a bag body 10, and it is adjusted to a height of the telephone or the like, and an upper part of the bag body 10 and a flap 14 are bent, and when a hook tape 141 of the flap 14 is joined to a loop tape 111 of a body part 11, the bag port 13 can be sealed. Next, a girth belt 20 is inserted into a pair of belt inserters 12 of the bag body 10, and when a girth of the human body is fastened, the bag body 10 can be fixed to an optional body position in the vicinity of a waist part of the human body. Since the body part 11 of the bag body 10 is also fastened with its intermediate part as the center, the telephone housed in the bag body 10 can be fixed in the bag body 10 regardless of largeness/smallness of the size of a breadth and a thickness. When the telephone or the like is put back, even if an intermediate part is strongly fastened in a periphery of the body part 11 of the bag body 10, since an upper part and a lower part are loosely fastened, it can be easily put back.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a case that is convenient for carrying a telephone or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been a case in which a portable case is inserted through a waist belt to carry a telephone or the like. However, in order to reduce mass production and manufacturing costs, the case is made slightly larger. Therefore, when it is desired to accommodate telephones, etc. of different sizes of height, width, and thickness, there is a risk that the telephones will rattle in the case or fall off when the hips are bent. Was. Further, it has been difficult to fix a conventional portable case such as a telephone so that the portable case does not move at an arbitrary position of the human body other than around the waist. Further, there are few conventional cases such as telephones that can prevent rainwater from entering, and many cases that can prevent rainwater from entering are complicated and costly to manufacture.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is designed to be portable even during rainfall, snowfall and other unusual weather conditions, and to accommodate various types of telephones having different heights, widths and thicknesses. And a portable case such as a telephone set. In addition, the present invention enables a bag housing a telephone or the like to be fixed to any body position of the human body other than the waist so as not to move, so that it can be carried without any intense work and exercise, and Another object of the present invention is to provide a portable case, such as a telephone, which can be carried with a good appearance even when wearing clothes without a pocket or waistband.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION According to the above-mentioned object, a portable case such as a telephone according to the present invention has a pair of bags on both sides of a body portion of a bag body capable of accommodating a telephone or the like as shown in the drawing. The girth of the human body was tightened by attaching the girth of the telephone, etc. in the bag body, and passing one girth belt through the back side of the bag body through each of the belt loops. At this time, the bag housing the telephone and the like is fastened so that the telephone and the like can be fixed in the bag. Further, the portable case such as a telephone of the present invention is attached so that the pair of waist belt loops include both ends of an intermediate portion of a trunk of the bag, and the telephone is attached to the bag. When the bag is accommodated, the periphery of the body of the bag is formed to be thick at the upper and lower parts and thin at the middle part. In the portable case of the present invention, a flap is attached to the bag, and an upper portion of the bag is bent together with the flap so that a bag mouth can be sealed. Further, the portable case such as the telephone of the present invention is formed such that a shoulder belt is attached to the bag, and the telephone or the like accommodated in the bag is other than the body position of the human body to which the waist belt is fastened. It can be fixed to any body position so that it does not move.

[0005] In the present invention, the bag accommodates a cellular phone, a measuring instrument, and the like, and can be formed so as to be able to accommodate almost the same shape as those of these products. Or, it is preferable that it is formed so that the telephone and the like and accessories can be accommodated. The bag is preferably made of relatively soft leather, synthetic leather, a synthetic resin sheet, cloth, or the like, and is preferably waterproofed or water-repellent. In addition, when the body of the bag when tightening the girth of the human body by inserting one girth belt is taken out, after taking out the telephone etc. accommodated in this, when returning the telephone etc. to the bag again, In order to make it easy to put back, a pair of waist belt passers include both ends of the middle part of the bag body,
While being attached, the waist of the bag body narrows the middle part,
It is preferable that the upper part and the lower part are formed to be thick and fastened. Further, the opening and closing of the bag mouth of the bag body is performed by directly attaching a slide fastener, hook tape and loop tape, hooks, snaps, etc. to the bag mouth to open and close the bag mouth, or flap the bag mouth. Attach
By attaching the article to the flap and the upper part of the bag, the flap is opened and closed, thereby indirectly opening and closing the bag mouth (in this case, including the case where the article is attached to the bag mouth and double-opened). The known opening and closing method is adopted. Further, the article is attached to the flap and the upper part of the bag body, and the upper part of the bag body is bent together with the folding of the flap so that the flap can be opened and closed, thereby opening or closing the bag mouth to prevent rainwater from entering. Therefore, it is desirable to fit the inside of the bag to a telephone or the like having a different height accommodated in the bag. In this case, the case where the article is attached to the bag mouth and double-opened / closed is also included.

The waist belt passer can be of any shape as long as it can be attached to both sides of the bag and the waist belt can be inserted into it, and the waist belt can be inserted into the holes provided on both sides of the bag itself. Also includes passing through. The waist belt (the belt also includes a band, a string, an elastic band, and the like. The same applies hereinafter) includes all known belts capable of adjusting the length of tightening the waist of a human body.
Each end of the waist belt is formed so as to be detachably connected to each other. Known methods of detachable connection include those using various types of buckles, those using hook and loop tapes, those using hooks and snaps, those using buttons and buttonholes, and those using ties.

The shoulder belt (the belt also includes a band, a string, an elastic band, and the like; the same applies hereinafter) includes all types in which the length suspended from the shoulder cannot be adjusted, and all known types in which the length can be adjusted. . In order to form the shoulder belt so that it can be attached to the bag body, it is necessary to attach the shoulder belt using the waist belt passing, as well as to fix the shoulder belt by sewing or the like. Or by providing a hole in the bag body and attaching a shoulder belt.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. A portable case such as a telephone of the present embodiment includes a bag body 10, a waist belt 20, and a shoulder belt 30. As shown in FIG. 1, when the bag body 10 accommodates a telephone or the like 40, the waist portion 11 in the middle portion is thin, and the waist portion in the upper and lower portions is thicker. A pair of waist belt loops 12, 12 attached so as to include, a flap 14 continuously attached to the back of the bag mouth 13, and a hook tape (or loop tape) 141 attached to the tip of the flap 14.
And a loop tape or hook tape 111 attached to the position of the body 11 corresponding to the hook tape (or loop tape) 141 when the upper portion of the bag 10 is folded and the flap 14 is closed.

The waist belt 20 is a known belt capable of adjusting the length of tightening the waist of a human body. Shoulder belt 3
0 is a well-known thing which can adjust the length which hangs from the shoulder of a human body. Accordingly, a telephone or the like 40 is inserted through the bag mouth 13 of the bag body 10.
Is inserted, the upper portion of the bag body 10 and the flap 14 are bent in accordance with the height of the telephone 40 or the like, and the hook tape 141 of the flap 14 is joined to the loop tape 111 of the body portion 11 to seal the bag mouth 13. Then, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, when the waist belt 20 is passed through a pair of belt loops 12, 12 of the bag body 10 to tighten the waist of the human body, the bag body 10 is placed near the waist of the human body. Since the torso 11 of the bag body 10 can be fixed around an intermediate portion thereof while being fixed at an arbitrary body position, the telephone 40 or the like accommodated in the bag body 10 can be reduced in size of the width or thickness. Irrespective of this, it can be fixed in the bag body 10. When the telephone 40 or the like taken out of the bag 10 is returned,
Even if the middle of the body 11 is strongly tightened at the middle, the upper and lower parts are loosely tightened, so that it can be easily returned.

Further, as shown in FIG.
0 is passed through a pair of belt loops 12 and 12 of the bag body 10 and the shoulder belt 30 is hung.
Can be fixed to any body position of the human body other than the waist, for example, the armpits, the back, etc., and the telephone 40 or the like accommodated in the bag 10 is fixed in the bag 10 regardless of the size. can do.

[0011]

According to the present invention, even when clothes do not have pockets or waistbands, they can be carried in a good format, and a pair of waistbands can be passed through a pair of waistbands on both sides of a bag housing a telephone or the like. By passing through, even telephones of different sizes can be fixed in the bag body so that they do not move, and the upper part of the bag body and the flap are bent to prevent infiltration of rainwater from the bag mouth, Since it can be accommodated in telephones of different heights and the like, mass production of bags is possible, and reduction in production costs can be greatly expected. In addition, if used in combination with a shoulder belt, it is possible to fix the bag housing the telephone and the like so as not to move at an arbitrary body position of the human body other than the waist, and at the same time, do not move the telephone and the like inside the bag. As it can be fixed in such a way, there is no problem even if heavy work or exercise is performed. Furthermore, when returning the telephone or the like once taken back into the bag body, if the body of the bag body is formed with a narrow body at the middle part and a thick body at the upper and lower parts,
Even if the body of the bag is tightened, an advantage is added that it is extremely easy to return the telephone or the like.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a bag according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view when a telephone or the like is put in the bag of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a front view when a waist belt is passed through the bag body of FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a use state of FIG. 4;

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of another use state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 10 bag body 11 torso 12 waist belt pass 13 bag mouth 14 flap 20 waist belt 30 shoulder belt 40 telephone etc.

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A pair of waist belts are attached to both sides of a body portion of a bag body capable of accommodating a telephone device and the like, and the phone device and the like are accommodated in the bag body and one waist belt is provided. Is passed through the back side of the bag through the respective belt loops, when tightening the girth of the human body, tightening the bag containing the telephone and the like, the telephone and the like in the bag A portable case, such as a telephone, which can be fixed. 2. The bag body when the pair of waist belt loops is attached so as to include both ends of the middle part of the body of the bag body, and when the telephone body or the like is accommodated in the bag body. 2. A portable case for a telephone or the like according to claim 1, wherein the periphery of the body is formed so as to be thick at an upper part and a lower part and thin at an intermediate part. 3. A portable device such as a telephone set according to claim 1, wherein a flap is attached to the bag body, and an upper portion of the bag body is bent together with the flap so that a bag mouth can be sealed. Case. 4. A bag such that a shoulder belt is attached to the bag, and a telephone or the like accommodated in the bag is not moved to any body position other than the body position of the human body tightened by the waist belt. 4. A portable case, such as a telephone, according to claim 1, wherein said case is fixed.