Self-disengaging stirrup

Abstract

The invention relates to a self-disengaging stirrup, which includes a hook stirrup, a stirrup buckle and a fixation strap. The self-disengaging stirrup can guarantee personal safety and also enables people to control a horse arbitrarily. For the hook stirrup, a hook with a forward opening is mounted on the stirrup, and the hook opening is sealed by a rotary elastic rod. The upper part of the stirrup buckle is in the shape of a rectangular frame, which is in connection with a stirrup strap; and the lower part of the stirrup buckle is a ring, which is connected to the hook of the hook stirrup. The fixation strap is used for fixing a foot of people with the hook stirrup. For the self-disengaging stirrup, when people fall down from a horse, the direction change of a force exerted on the stirrup and the stirrup strap to certain angle can enable the stirrup buckle to slip out of the hook opening, thus realizing disengagement from the hook stirrup.

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Technical field: [0001] The present invention relates to a stirrup with a simple structure that can ensure personal safety and control horses as one likes. When a person falls off the horse, the self-falling stirrup can be automatically separated from the stirrup belt, so as to avoid the accident that the person is dragged by the horse. Background technique: [0002] Stirrups have basically remained unchanged since their appearance until now. Their fatal flaw is that once a person falls off the horse, the foot cannot be separated from the stirrup, and the person is easily dragged to death by the horse. From ancient times to the present, there are countless heroes who did not die in battle, but died tragically in the stirrups. [0003] The designers of the safety stirrups invented in recent years all focus on how to make the stirrups not cover the feet, and no one has ever thought about how to separate the stirrups from the stirrup straps. In order to prevent the stirrups f...

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Problems solved by technology

In order to prevent the stirrups from covering their feet, the designers designed the stirrups to be extremely ill-fitting or have extremely complicated structures. Those stirrups that were designed to be shaped, wide, or equipped with elastic bands would cause great inconvenience to the rider when driving the horse. Borrowing from the stirrups, and the safety stirrups cannot completely avoid the occurrence of the stirrup phenomenon

Those stirrups with complex structures are even more divorced from reality, so they have never been popularized

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