JPH0736742U - Rucksack that can be used with a hug - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Modified) [Purpose] To provide a rucksack configured so that a hug can be selectively attached to the rucksack. [Structure] The shoulder belt 2 of the rucksack body 1 is configured to be separable into two, and a locking buckle is attached to the end of the separated belt, and the locking buckle is provided with a waist belt of a separately prepared hug. Locking buckles 23 attached to both ends
And a locking buckle 23 'attached to the upper end of the body of the hugging body can be fitted. [Effect] The rucksack and hug can be used together without any discomfort.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a rucksack that utilizes the original functions of the rucksack, and that can be used in combination with a rucksack configured so that the hanger can be attached to the shoulder belt of the rucksack.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The generally known rucksack simply has two shoulder belts radially attached from the center of the upper end to both sides of the lower end on the front of the bag-shaped rucksack body. It only had the function of storing articles in the shape part.

[0003] Further, the conventionally known hugs are configured only to hold an infant in front of the user, and as a device having other functions as well, a backpack and a hug can be combined. The structure is only proposed.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 If you need to hold an infant while using a rucksack, if you want to use the rucksack and the hug at the same time, the shoulder straps attached to the rucksack should be placed over the shoulder straps attached to the rucksack. There is a drawback that the user has to stop using the russack and use only the hug because the belt is put on twice and the user feels uncomfortable. However, the disused rucksack has the disadvantage that the user has to hang it in his hand and carry it with him, which increases baggage.

As a solution to these problems, the inventor of the present invention has proposed a structure in which a rucksack and a hug can be used in combination, and has been filed as Japanese Patent Application No. 4-79438.

In the above invention, two end portions of two shoulder belts that can be separated in the length direction are attached to the front surface of the rucksack body, and the two end portions of the shoulder belts are fitted to each other. The holding hooks to be fitted together are attached to each other, and the hanger has the lower end of the infant bearing part attached to the front of the waist belt with the engaging buckles attached to both ends and extends to the upper part of the infant bearing part. Locking buckles are attached to the ends of the belts of the book, and the locking buckles attached to both ends of the waist belt are attached to and detached from the locking buckles at the lower end of the shoulder belt attached to the backpack. The locking buckle attached to the tip of the bearing belt is configured to be detachably fitted to the locking buckle attached to the upper shoulder belt. Is.

The above invention is excellent in that it can be used as a rucksack and in that it can be used together with a backpack, but the shoulder belt is separated into two for the purpose of using the backpack. In some cases, there was no other member to perform its function in place of the separated shoulder belt, so the rucksack fell off the back of the user, causing a problem in use.

[0008]

[The purpose of the device]

 The present invention is intended to address such a problem, and the shoulder belt attached to the rucksack is configured so that it can be separated into two parts. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a rucksack that can be used together with a hanger configured so that the rucksack does not fall off the back of the user by attaching one auxiliary shoulder belt, and a stable usage method is provided.

[0009]

[Key points of the device]

 The present invention comprises a combination of a rucksack and a hanger that is detachably attached to the rucksack, and the rucksack is provided on the front surface of the rucksack body with two shoulder belts that can be separated in two in the length direction. The two parts are attached to each other, and the buckle for engaging with each other is attached to the end of the shoulder belt which is separated into two parts. Attach the belt by inserting it vertically in the front position of the rucksack body, and attach the lower end of the infant bearing part to the front of the waist belt with locking buckles at both ends of the hug. Locking bags are attached to the tips of the two support belts that extend to the top, and locking buckles attached to both ends of the waist belt are attached to the lower side of the rucksack. It can be detachably fitted with the locking buckle at the end of the shoulder belt to be placed, and the locking buckle attached to the end of the bearing belt can be detached from the locking buckle attached to the shoulder belt located on the upper side. The structure of the rucksack that can be used together with a hanger configured to be fitted to is a key point of the invention.

[0010]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIGS. 1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment.

The rucksack indicated by the symbol A is a bag-shaped rucksack body 1 with the upper ends of two shoulder belts 2 and 2 attached to the upper end on the front side, and the lower ends of the shoulder belts 2 and 2 are the rucksack body. It is attached to both sides of the lower end of 1.

The two shoulder belts 2 and 2 attached to the rucksack body 1 are separated into two in the middle part, and the lower end of the shoulder belt 21 located on the upper side and the shoulder belt 22 located on the lower side. Locking buckles 23 and 23 'having a structure capable of being fitted to each other are attached to the upper ends of the respective.

A belt length adjusting mechanism is attached to the shoulder belts 2 and 2 so as to match the user's body shape and to be used in an optimal state. In the embodiment, the shoulder belt 22 located on the lower side is attached. The folding back insertion portion 24 of the belt is formed at the base end portion of the locking buckle 23 'attached to the upper end, and the length of the shoulder belt 22 inserted through the folding back insertion portion 24 can be adjusted.

Reference numeral 3 denotes an auxiliary belt attached to the inside of the shoulder belts 2 and 2. The upper end portion of the auxiliary belt whose length can be adjusted is attached to the back surface of the shoulder belt 21 located on the upper side, and the lower end portion is a backpack. It is fixed to both sides of the front of the sack body 1. Although the upper end of the auxiliary belt 3 is attached to the shoulder belt 22 located on the upper side in the embodiment, the present invention is not limited to this structure, and the upper end of the auxiliary belt 3 may be attached to the upper end of the front surface of the rucksack body 1. It can also be configured to be fixed to.

The hanger B is composed of a waist belt 4 and an infant bearing portion 5 extending upward from the front surface of the waist belt 4.

The waist belt 4 is one of the shoulder straps 2 detachably attached to the rucksack body 1, and is integrated with the shoulder straps 22 and 22 located on the lower side, and is wrapped around the waist of the user. At both ends of the waist belt 4, locking buckles 23, 23 that fit with locking buckles 23 ', 23' mounted at the front ends of the shoulder belts 22, 22 located on the lower side are mounted. (See Figures 1 and 2)

The locking structure of the locking buckles 23, 23 attached to the tip of the waist belt 4 is the same as that of the locking buckles 23, 23 attached to the tip of the shoulder belt 21 located on the upper side.

The infant bearing portion 5 is composed of two infant bearing belts 51, 51, each of which has a lower end portion fixed to the distal end portion of the waist belt 4 and extends upward in a V shape. In the V-shaped gap formed by the lower portions of the infant support belts 51, 51, a back support cloth 53 for safely supporting the back of the infant or a belt 54 for back support is provided.

Reference numeral 6 is a protective belt for the infant passed between the two infant support belts 51, 51, and a belt whose length is freely adjustable is passed over the front chest of the infant placed on the infant support portion 4. By tightening it, the infant is accurately held between the infant support portion 4 and the protective belt 6 and is prevented from falling from the infant support portion 4 even when the infant makes a rough movement.

Locking buckles 23 ', 23' are attached to the tips of the infant support belts 51, 51. The locking buckles 23 ', 23' are one of the shoulder belts 2, 2 of the rucksack. It is for detachably fitting with the locking buckles 23, 23 attached to the tips of the shoulder belts 21, 21 located on the upper side. It has the same structure as the locking buckle 23 'attached to the tip.

The structure of the locking buckles 23 and 23 'is well known as a buckle structure, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

FIG. 4 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, in which the structure of the infant bearing portion 5 attached to the tip of the waist belt 4 has an opening 7 for inserting the leg portion of the infant at the lower end. , 7 are formed in a bag shape, the child support belts 41, 41 are attached to the inner upper end of the child support portion 5 formed in a bag shape, and the attachments are attached to the tips of the child support belts 41, 41. The buckles 23 ', 23' are fitted to the locking bags 23, 23 attached to the shoulder belts 21, 21 located on the upper side.

The attachment structure of the auxiliary belt 3 in the second embodiment is exactly the same as that in the first embodiment, and the waist belt 4 is also the same as that shown in the first embodiment.

[0024]

[Effect of device]

 Since the present invention is configured as described above, when it is not necessary to hold an infant, the hanger B is detached from the rucksack body 1 and attached to the tip of the shoulder belt 22 located on the lower side as illustrated in FIG. Just by fitting the locking buckle 23 'and the locking buckle 23 attached to the lower end of the shoulder belt 21 located on the upper side, the structure becomes similar to that of a conventional rucksack known in the past, and the rucksack originally used. You can take steps.

The hug B removed from the rucksack body 1 is stored in a storage section (not shown) provided in the rucksack A.

To hold an infant, as shown in FIG. 2, the engagement of the two locking buckles 23 and 23 'is released, and the shoulder straps 2 and 2 are attached to the upper shoulder strap 21 and the lower shoulder strap. Separated into two belts.

Next, the locking buckles 23, 23 attached to both ends of the waist belt 4 of the hanger B are used by fitting them to the locking buckles 23 ', 23' at the tip of the shoulder belt 22 located on the lower side. After tightening around the waist of the person, the infant is accommodated in the infant support section 5, and further, the buckles 23 ', 23' for locking attached to the tips of the two infant support belts 51, 51 are attached to the backpack of the rucksack. Both the rucksack and the hugging tool B can be used simultaneously and very easily just by fitting them to the locking buckles 23, 23 attached to the tips of the shoulder belts 2, 2 (upper shoulder belts 21, 21). become able to. (See Figure 3)

Particularly, in the present invention, the auxiliary belt 3 is attached in addition to the shoulder belts 2 and 2 configured to be separated into two, and the auxiliary belt 3 is configured to always perform the same function as the shoulder belt. In order to accommodate an infant in the infant support part 5, the auxiliary belt 3 maintains the locked state even when the upper shoulder belt 21 and the lower shoulder belt 22 are separated. The rucksack body 1 located on the back side does not fall off from the back side, and it has the feature that it can exert an excellent effect of maintaining a stable use condition.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a rucksack and a hug separately.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing an operating means for attaching a hanger to a rucksack.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the rucksack and the hug are used together.

FIG. 4 is a side view showing an example in which a hug with a different structure is attached to a rucksack.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A rucksack B hug 1 rucksack body 2 shoulder belt 21 upper shoulder belt 22 lower shoulder belt 23 locking buckle 23 'locking buckle 24 belt folding insert 3 auxiliary belt 4 waist Belt 5 Infant support 51 Infant support belt 52 Back support cloth 53 Back support belt 6 Infant protection belt 7 Opening

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A combination of a rucksack and a retainer detachably attached to the rucksack, wherein the rucksack is provided on the front surface of the rucksack body with two shoulder belts that can be separated into two in the length direction. Both ends are attached respectively, and the buckle for engaging with each other is attached to the end of the shoulder belt that is separated into two parts, and the auxiliary that is separately configured inside the two shoulder belts. Attach the belt by inserting it vertically in the front position of the rucksack body, and attach the lower end of the infant bearing part to the front of the waist belt with locking buckles attached to both ends of the hug, and attach it to the upper part of the infant bearing part. Locking buckles are attached to the tips of the two support belts that extend to the bottom, and the locking buckles attached to both ends of the waist belt are located below Can be removably fitted with the locking buckle at the end of the shoulder belt, and the locking buckle attached to the end of the bearing belt can be removably fitted into the locking buckle attached to the shoulder belt located on the upper side. A rucksack that can be used together with a hug that is configured to fit. 2. A backpack comprising a combination of a rucksack and a retainer detachably attached to the rucksack, wherein the rucksack is provided on the front surface of the rucksack body with two shoulder belts that can be separated into two in the length direction. Both ends are attached respectively, and the buckle for engaging with each other is attached to the end of the shoulder belt separated into two, and the inside of the two shoulder belts is separately configured. The auxiliary belt is attached by vertically extending it to the front position of the rucksack body, and the hug has an opening for inserting the infant's leg on the lower surface on the front of the waist belt with locking buckles at both ends. Attach the lower end of the formed bag-shaped infant bearing part, attach the locking buckles to the tips of the two bearing belts extending from the upper part of the infant bearing part, and attach it to both ends of the waist belt. The locking buckle can be detachably fitted with the locking buckle at the tip of the shoulder belt located on the lower side of the rucksack, and the locking buckle attached to the tip of the bearing belt is located at the upper side. A rucksack that can be used together with a hugging device that is configured to be detachably fitted to a locking buckle attached to a shoulder belt.