JPS6323105Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is used by attaching it to the bottom of a club protector stored in a golf bag.
In particular, this is to prevent water from getting on the club grip, and in other words, a plurality of plastic cylinders 1, 1, 1... are integrally connected with flexible strips 6, 6, 6..., and each cylinder 1 is It is formed to a size that can be externally fitted onto the protector 2, and mesh locking pawls 3, 3, 3... are arranged on the inner circumferential surface of each cylinder 1, and hooks with a triangular cross section are attached to the outer circumferential surface of each cylinder 1. A grounding flange 4a having a protruding stop 8 and facing inward from the lower edge of each cylinder 1
are arranged in series, and a rising portion 4 is formed from the inner end of the grounding collar portion 4a.
b are arranged in series, concentric circular parts 4c in a convex arc shape are arranged in series from the upper end of the rising part 4b to form a raised bottom plate 4, and a plurality of drainage holes 5, 5... are provided in the bottom plate 4. It is something to do.

Conventionally, a golf carrying bag has housed a plurality of club protectors, into which clubs have been inserted. This protector has no bottom, so when a club is inserted, the club grip will come into direct contact with the bottom of the carry bag. For this reason, when playing golf in the rain and storing the clubs, water droplets adhering to the clubs accumulate on the bottom surface of the kayak bag and wet the club grips. In order to eliminate this inconvenience, a small number of drainage holes are drilled into the bottom of the carry bag, but since the bag is usually carried diagonally or on its side in a car, it is almost impossible to drain water. However, the above-mentioned disadvantages have not been resolved.

This invention solves this inconvenience and can also produce other effects.The structure of the next specific example will be explained in detail.A plurality of cylinders 1 having an inner diameter approximately equal to the outer diameter of the protector 2 are arranged. , each cylinder 1,
1... are connected by flexible strips 6, 6..., and claws 3, 3, 3... are arranged at equal intervals on the inner circumferential surface of each cylinder 1 to engage the meshes 7, 7, 7... of the protector 2. A hanging part 8 having a triangular cross section is provided protruding from the outer peripheral surface of each cylinder 1, and a grounding flange part 4a, a rising part 4b, and a concentric part 4c are successively provided from the lower edge of the cylinder 1 in this order. The grounding collar 4a, the rising part 4b, and the concentric circle part 4c form a raised bottom plate 4, and the concentric circle part 4c is gently tilted toward the direction, and a large number of drainage holes 5, 5, 5, etc., and the whole is integrally formed of elastic plastic such as polypropylene or polyethylene.

Next, to explain how to use this example of the invention, the cylinders 1, 1... are fitted from below the plastic protectors 2, 2..., and the claws 3, 3, 3... are connected to the mesh 7,
7, 7..., and then store the protectors 2, 2... with this invention example in the space 9a of the kayak bag 9 (rectangular space in the case of Fig. 1, semi-cylindrical space in the case of Fig. 2). do. Since it has flexible strips 6, 6, etc., it can be used by deforming into any spatial shape. In addition, when it is housed in the rectangular space 9a shown in the first figure, since the entire flexible band is pushed in the direction of the arrow, each flexible band bends as shown by the chain line, and its elastic restoring force causes the hook part 8 to move inside the space 9a. It is strongly pressed against the peripheral surface 9b and gets caught or stuck. When stored in the semi-cylindrical space 9a shown in the second figure, the whole becomes an arc shape, and the elastic restoring force is greater than that shown in the first figure, so that it can be caught or stuck even more reliably. When the club 110 wet with rain is inserted upside down into the protector 2 as shown in FIG. 4, rainwater flows from the concentric circle portion 4c toward the grounding collar portion 4a and escapes from the drain holes 5, 5, 5, . . . be.

In addition, a, a... in the figure are protector connectors that are fitted onto the top of the protector 2, which have the same structure and the same material as the present example except that there is no bottom plate, and have the same members as the present invention example. are given the same reference numerals and their explanations will be omitted. In addition, if the protector connectors a, a, a... and the example of the present invention are used in pairs, the plurality of protectors 2, 2... can be connected more securely, and as a result, when one club is taken out, There is no fear that both the protectors 2 will be pulled out, and each protector 2 can stand up vertically.

In this way, this invention provides a bottom plate to the cylinder with a raised bottom shape, and a water drain hole is provided in the bottom plate, so water droplets attached to the club can be drained, and since the club grip rests on the raised bottom surface, even if it is on the bottom surface of a kayak bag. The bottom plate does not come in direct contact even if there is moisture, and the bottom plate has a grounding flange facing inward from the lower edge of the cylinder, and a rising part continuous from the inner end of the grounding flange. Since concentric circular parts with a convex arc shape are arranged in series from the upper end, and multiple drainage holes are provided, water droplets flow smoothly along the convex arc-shaped surface toward the grounding flange, and also through the plurality of drainage holes. Water is reliably drained and water droplets attached to the club grip can be effectively removed.

Additionally, since the diameter of the end of the club grip and the inner diameter of the protector are usually approximately equal, the end of the grip may get caught on the lower edge of the protector and lift the protector when the club is removed. Therefore, the grip does not get caught on the lower edge of the protector, and the above-mentioned inconvenience can be solved.

Furthermore, this idea connects multiple cylinders together with flexible strips, so when a club is pulled out, the weight of other clubs is transmitted and the protector does not lift up with the club. It has flexibility and can be deformed to match the spatial shape of the carry bag, can be used for bags of various shapes, and the connector as a whole exerts elasticity in the direction of restoration when stored in the bag. It is more securely accommodated. The plastic cylinder is formed to a size that can be fitted to the protector, and mesh locking claws are provided on the circumference, so the effect of connecting the cylinder to the protector is greater, and the protector itself can be removed from the cylinder. There is no danger.

In addition, this invention has a hook with a triangular cross section protruding from the outer periphery of each cylinder, so the hook catches on the inside of the kayak bag, and has a great locking effect with the bag, making it easier to pull out smoothly than a club. Moreover, the protector can be stored stably and reliably in the bag.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an example of this invention; Fig. 1 is a plan view, Fig. 2 is a plan view when stored in a kamaboko-shaped space, Fig. 3 is a longitudinal sectional front view of the state in use, and Fig. 4 is an A
-A sectional view, FIG. 5 is a plan view of the protector connector used upwards. 1...Cylinder, 2...Protector, 3...Claw,
4...Bottom plate, 4a...Grounding flange, 4b...Rising part, 4c...Concentric circle part, 5...Drain hole, 6...
Flexible band strip, 8...Latching part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of plastic cylinders 1, 1, 1, . Mesh locking claws 3, 3, 3... are arranged on the inner peripheral surface of the cylinder 1, and a hooking part 8 with a triangular cross section is provided protruding from the outer peripheral surface of each cylinder 1, and the lower end edge of each cylinder 1 A grounding flange 4a facing more inward is provided, a rising portion 4b is provided from the inner end of the grounding flange 4a, and a convex arc-shaped concentric portion 4c is provided from the upper end of the rising portion 4b to form a raised bottom shape. A water wetting prevention device for a golf club protector, characterized in that a bottom plate 4 is formed and a plurality of drainage holes 5, 5, . . . are provided in the bottom plate 4.