JPH04725Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] (Purpose of the invention) This invention relates to an improved structure of the so-called randoseru, a backpack-type bag used by schoolchildren to carry their textbooks and other items while commuting to school. To provide a school bag with a raincoat that can safely and easily cope with wind and rain at any time in the event of a sudden change in weather.

(Prior Art) Changes in weather that cannot be predicted by weather forecasts are a source of great worry for parents of school children. Therefore, on days when there is some anxiety, it is a good idea for parents to bring a foldable umbrella or a compact portable raincoat, but there is still room in the school bag for textbooks and other items. It is normal that there is no.

Depending on the type of school bag, some have a structure that allows you to attach a folding umbrella to the side.
In that case, it is possible to have folding umbrellas carried with you, but folding umbrellas are not only difficult to use, but also have safety issues as they have to be carried in your hand, so they are not recommended, especially for younger school children. The rain gear was unsuitable for him, so I couldn't let him carry it.
I have no choice but to let him carry his folded raincoat by hanging it next to his school bag, but the school children don't like it because he dangles it around every time he walks, and in the end, he ends up feeling a little anxious. However, you end up leaving your child behind, and if it suddenly rains, your parents will have to rush in with rain gear.

In order to deal with this situation, this idea was designed to be portable at any time, regardless of the weather, without affecting the storage capacity of the school bag, and in a shape that schoolchildren would not dislike. We have developed and completed a school bag as detailed below, which is extremely simple to use.

(Structure of the Invention) As clearly understood from the representative embodiment of this invention shown in the drawings, the school bag of this invention has a cover lid of the school bag which has a two-layered structure of at least an outer skin 11 and a lining 12. 1 is opened horizontally by the outer skin 11 to form a storage opening 13, and the storage opening 1
3 is an opening, and the opening is attached to the storage opening 13, and the entire waterproof bag 5 is accommodated between the outer skin 11 and the lining 12. Inside the waterproof bag 5, This school bag with a raincoat houses a raincoat 6 consisting of a hood 61 which is detachable from a cover lid 1 and/or a waterproof bag 5 at the base of the hood 61 and a cape 62 which also serves as a school bag cover.

Since the cover lid 1 of the school bag is the most frequently used part that is usually opened and closed, it is made into a single piece by sewing the outer skin 11 and the inner lining 12 around the cover lid 1. In particular, most leather school bags have this structure, and in order to be able to use the existing structure without changing it as much as possible, it is recommended that the outer skin 11 and lining 12 be made part of the structure as is. is most preferred. However, in the case where a core material is interposed between the skin 11 and the lining 12, whether to use the core material as is and use it as a member on the lining 12 side or to remove the core material is determined. It may be selected as appropriate depending on the situation.

If the storage opening 13 formed in the outer skin 11 is an opening with a certain width as shown in the figure, it will be possible to smoothly put in and take out the raincoat 6, which will be described later. The base of the hood 61 and the cover lid 1, or the base of the hood 61 and the waterproof bag 5, or the hood 6 as shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG.
1 and the cover lid 1 and the waterproof bag 5 can be easily formed, and the detachable structure can also be easily operated, so it can be said to be a preferable structure. .

In the figure, reference numeral 14 indicates a closure band that prevents the storage opening 13 from opening when the raincoat 6 is placed therein, and reference numeral 15 indicates a hook.

It is desirable that the waterproof bag 5 is as thin and strong as possible, and its opening is similar to the storage opening 13 described above.
The upper side is attached to the outer skin 11 side, and the lower side is attached to the lining 12 (both are sewn together in the illustrated embodiment), and the overall size is the same as the storage capacity. Should raincoat 6
The optimal size is determined according to the size when folded, and is interposed between the outer skin 11 and the lining 12.

The raincoat 6 may be of appropriate properties, such as a sheet-like or cloth-like one, but since it must be stored in a fairly small space, it should be as thin as possible, and should not be taken out and taken out repeatedly. It is preferable to use a durable material that will not tear even when exposed to sunlight, such as synthetic fiber cloth.

The base of the hood 61 of this raincoat 6, that is, the boundary between the hood 61 and the cape 62, must be attached so that it can be attached and detached within the storage opening 13. In addition to a suitable structure such as a product name (trade name) or a chuck, it is preferable to use a hook 7 as shown in the illustrated embodiment due to its good holding power and operability.

This removable structure is formed by attaching the waterproof bag 5 and the lining 12 together and attaching the female hook side of the hook 7 as an attachment part, as in the illustrated embodiment. The lower side of the waterproof bag 5 may be attached only to the waterproof bag 5, or the lower side of the waterproof bag 5 may be attached slightly inside the storage opening 13, and the outside of the attachment point (toward the base of the cover 1) Alternatively, the female hook side may be attached directly to the lining 12 regardless of the waterproof bag 5, or, alternatively, the inner side of the outer skin 11 may be used as the attachment portion for the female hook side, completely changing from the above. You can also.

Raincoat 6 detachably attached in this way
This realizes a structure in which the base of the hood 61 and the upper end of the cape 62 are both supported by the hooks 7 in the storage opening 13 of the cover lid 1.

In the figure, 2 indicates the "gusset" of the school bag, 3 indicates the back rest, and 4 indicates the shoulder belt.

In the school bag with a raincoat of this invention formed as described above, normally, as shown in the perspective view of FIG. If the raincoat 6 is stuffed into the bag and handled almost like a normal school bag, and it suddenly starts to rain, you can pull out the raincoat 6 from the storage opening 13 and see through the interior as shown in Figure 3. As seen in the side view shown in the closed state, the hood 61 above the hooks 7 is used as a head, and the cape 62 below the hooks 7 is used as a school bag cover. When the rain starts to pick up midway through, the raincoat 6 is folded appropriately, pushed into the waterproof bag 5 through the storage opening 13 and taken home, and the hooks 7, which have a detachable structure, are removed and the raincoat 6 is removed. Remove it from the school bag and dry it thoroughly. If the waterproof bag 5 is removable, remove it, or if it is not removable, pull it out and dry it thoroughly. ,again,
It can be returned to the state shown in the perspective view of Figure 1 and used like a normal school bag.

(Function and Effect) The raincoat-equipped school bag of this invention, which has the above-mentioned structure, has the advantage that the raincoat 6 can be stored and carried without affecting the function of the school bag, and moreover, rain gear can be suddenly removed due to a sudden change in weather. When needed, even a lower grade school child can simply pull out the raincoat 6 and the raincoat 6 can be spread out in a stable state without being supported by the school bag in the middle and shifting its posture. A school child has the great feature that by simply carrying a school bag on his back and putting the hood 61 over his head, he can naturally cover his entire body with the raincoat 6.

In particular, the structure in which the hood 61 and the cape 62 are attached and supported around the base of the cover lid 1 of the school bag, which corresponds to the neck area, has the above-mentioned advantages when worn. In addition, even if the raincoat 6 is worn, no matter what posture the child walks in, or even if it is fanned by the wind, the raincoat 6 will never deteriorate or come off the body. This leads to the major feature of not causing situations such as, etc., and it is not only a raincoat with a structure that is convenient for carrying, but also from the viewpoint of the original function of the raincoat, it is suitable for school children. It also has the excellent features of being an extremely ideal rain gear.

In addition, the effect that the raincoat 6 is attached in a detachable manner is not only advantageous when drying, but also advantageous in replacing it as it grows or when it is damaged. It can have a certain structure.

On the other hand, the structure itself is extremely advantageous in that it can be implemented with almost no changes to the structure that has been adopted as the structure of the cover lid 1 of the school bag up to now, so it is easy to manufacture. In terms of price, it can be offered at a price that is not much different from conventional school bags, making it extremely advantageous in terms of selling it as a distinctive school bag.

As mentioned above, this invention has extremely excellent features as a rain gear measure for schoolchildren, and has been highly praised as an extremely valuable invention not only by schoolchildren themselves but also by their parents. It is expected that this will be greatly welcomed by manufacturing industries such as the school bag and rain gear industries, as it will lead to the development of value-added products and will contribute to the development of the industry.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings are based on a representative example of this invention; FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the entire device, FIG. 2 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of the main parts, and FIG. 3 is a side view showing the state of use. It is a diagram. 1...cover lid, 11...same skin, 12...same lining, 13...same storage opening, 14...same presser band, 15...same hook, 2...gusset, 3...back rest, 4...Shoulder belt, 5...Waterproof bag, 6
...Raincoat, 61...Same hood, 62...
Same cape, 7...Hotsuku.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] At least a part of the cover lid of a school bag consisting of a two-layered structure of an outer skin and a lining is opened in a horizontally elongated manner to form a storage opening, and the storage opening is used as an opening; The opening is attached to the storage opening, and the entire bag fits between the outer skin and the lining to form a waterproof bag, while
A school bag with a raincoat, which stores in the waterproof bag a raincoat consisting of a hood section that can be attached to and detached from the cover lid and/or the waterproof bag at the base of the hood, and a cape section that also serves as a school bag cover. .