JP3149380U - Handbag auxiliary band - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a hand auxiliary band that can be easily carried even by a thin handle by dispersing weights on arms, wrists, and palm fingers using a single band. 2a, 2b Two D-shaped bands 2a, 2b inserted inside a fold portion of a band-like band 1a, 1b obtained by folding one belt band in two, and a folded portion of the two-folded belt-like belt The first stitched portion 3a stitched from the two ring insertion sides to the middle, and the inner one of the remaining two folded band bands that are not stitched except the stitched portion are the two pieces. A first insertion portion that passes through a ring, a second insertion portion that passes only one of the two rings that passes through the other two banded outer bands that are not sewn together, and the 1 Except for the pair of insertion portions, the remaining two folded band bands that have not been sewn together are constituted by a second stitching portion 3b that stitches up to the tip. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

      The present invention is designed so that the contents of various handbags, bags, etc. become heavier and the strap or handle cannot bite into the palm or fingertip for a long time. The present invention relates to an auxiliary band that can be easily carried without being felt by the weight of the fingertips as a whole to disperse the weight and prevent biting, and feel lighter than the weight and feel no pain locally.

        Some conventional luggage carrying aids are provided with a buckle for adjusting the size of the band and a hook for hanging the luggage (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In addition, there is one in which a finger cushion that is applied to a palm finger is arranged (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

Published Patent Publication No. 2005-280990 Published Patent Publication No. 2007-37862

        The baggage that you carry can not be carried easily with the right hand and left hand, and it can not be carried easily with one hand. If you have another thing, you can't change it and it was a hard time, so these problems are solved.

      The present invention 1 includes two D-shaped rings inserted inside a fold portion of a belt-like belt obtained by folding a belt belt in half, and a folded portion of the belt belt folded in half from the two ring insertion sides. A first stitching portion that has been sewn up, a first insertion portion that passes the remaining two folded belts that have not been sewn except the stitching portion through the two D-shaped rings, and the stitching A second insertion portion that passes through the one D-shaped ring that passes only the remaining two folded belts that are not folded, and the remaining two folded belts that are not stitched together A hand-carrying auxiliary band comprising a second stitching portion stitched up to the tip, and the present invention 2 further relates to the second insertion of the two-folded belt-like belt not stitched together. A hand-carrying auxiliary band in which a third ring was inserted into the passage was used. In other words, the band is folded in half, and two rings (for example, D-shaped ring: hereinafter abbreviated as D-ring) are fitted on the folded side. When sewing, the belt can be sewed with a moderate length that does not overtighten the wrist, and the two belts that are not sewn together are passed through the first D-ring and the second D-ring. A third D-ring that offers a free-sized belt ring that can be fitted regardless of the size of the wrist and the wrist through the inner belt is sewn in such a way that the tip is combined into one. In some cases, the folding belt can be prevented from loosening.

        With this configuration, the weight of various handbags, handbags, etc. can be distributed across the arms, wrists, palms, and fingers so that even people with weak power can easily carry them for a long time. Became.

The perspective view of the belt-shaped band which comprises the handbag auxiliary band which concerns on this invention Top view of the D-shaped bracket that engages with the band. Perspective view of handbag auxiliary band according to the present invention It is explanatory drawing which shows the state which attached the handbag auxiliary | assistant band which concerns on this invention to the wrist, and hung the handbag.

    A specific embodiment according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

        FIG. 1 shows a cloth band 1 constituting a handbag auxiliary band according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 shows a D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2 engaged with the band 1. As shown in FIG. Fold the band-shaped band 1 into two and fit two D-shaped brackets (rings) 2 on the folded side (the inner side of the folds of the folded band-shaped belt). In order to avoid this, the two band-like bands 1 folded in half were stitched together to form a first stitched portion 3a. The range of stitching 3 of the first stitching portion 3a is that when the band 1 is squeezed through the hand 6, the diameter of the ring 5 formed by the band 1 is too tight on the wrist 6a. The length of a moderate range is not sewn, and the double-folded outer band 1a and the inner band 1b belt, which are not stitched 3, are passed through the first D-shaped bracket (ring) 2a. Only one belt-like band 1a inside the two belt-like bands 1 folded in half is passed through the D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2b, and the size of the hand 6 and wrist 6a is shown in FIG. The belt 5 of a free belt 1 is made so that it can be fitted regardless of the shape, and as shown in FIG. 3, two belt bands 1 folded in half are stitched together 3a, and the tips of the two belt bands 1 are attached. The second stitching portion 3b is formed by sewing so as to become one. . The third D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2c has a structure that prevents the folding belt from loosening when the handbag 4 such as a handbag is provided. With the handbag auxiliary band of the present invention, the weight of the handbag and bag of the thin handle is held by the arm, wrist 6a, palm, fingertips as a whole to distribute the weight, prevent biting into the palm, etc., and feel lighter than the weight It became easy to carry without feeling pain locally. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the third D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2c is used to prevent the folding belt from loosening, but the second D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2c is not used. Needless to say, the folded portion of the stitching portion 3b may be directly gripped by the palm. Furthermore, although not shown, a hook or the like may be sewn or hung on the second stitching portion 3b without using the third D-shaped metal fitting (ring) 2c.

        The hand-carrying auxiliary band according to the present invention is simple and has little material, and can be easily manufactured at low cost.

1 Band-shaped band 1a Double-folded outer band-shaped band 1b Double-folded inner-band band 1c D-shaped bracket mounting band-shaped band 2 D-shaped bracket (ring)
2a First D-shaped bracket (ring)
2b Second D-shaped bracket (ring)
2c Third D-shaped bracket (ring)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 3 Sewing 3a 1st stitching part 3b 2nd stitching part 4 Handbag part, such as a handbag 5 Ring formed with belt-like band 1 6 Hand 6a Wrist

Claims (2)

          Two D-shaped parts that are inserted inside the fold part of the belt-like belt that is folded in half, and a folded part of the two-folded belt-like belt are sewn from the two ring insertion sides to the middle. And a first insertion portion for passing one of the two inner belts of the two folded belts that have not been sewn except the stitched portion through the two rings. A second insertion part that passes only one of the two rings that passes through the remaining two belt belts that are not folded, and the rest that is not sewn except for the pair of insertion parts A hand-carrying auxiliary band comprising a second stitched portion obtained by stitching two belt belts folded in half to the tip. In the second insertion part of the folded belt belt that has not been sewn together,
The hand-carrying auxiliary band according to claim 1, wherein a ring is inserted.