Movable foot rest of rotating child-parent vehicle

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of strollers, particularly relates to a movable foot rest of a rotating child-parent vehicle, and discloses the movable foot rest of the rotating child-parent vehicle. The movable foot rest of the rotating child-parent vehicle comprises a reverse-T-shaped supporting pipe, wherein the reverse-T-shaped supporting pipe comprises a vertical pipe body and a transverse pipe body, foot rest circular sleeves are connected to the two ends of the transverse pipe body, and foot rest bodies are fixed to the foot rest circular sleeves. A fixing piece is hinged and connected to the top of the vertical pipe body and comprises a body, a hinge rod is arranged inside the body in a penetrating mode, and the top of the vertical pipe is hinged to the hinge rod. A fixed connecting groove is formed in the top of the body. According to the movable foot rest, the foot rest bodies can be well hidden when the foot rest bodies do not need to be used, children are protected, and meanwhile children can conveniently use the movable foot rest.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of children's pushcarts, and in particular relates to a movable pedal of a rotating parent-child cart. Background technique [0002] With the development of society and the improvement of living standards, people are gradually changing from basic material life to pursuing more spiritual life. Especially for driving, people look for various ways to play to satisfy their pursuit of the spiritual world. And the pedals in the pushcart that are more used in the children's car appliance are generally directly fixed on the vehicle body. Thereby giving children a place to stay when pushing the cart. However, such pedals are easily touched by children's feet when they are not in use, thus causing damage to the bare feet of children. Moreover, the expanded pedals also take up a lot of space, which is not conducive to the use of children's carts, and is also not conducive to children's getting on and off the carts. ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, such pedals are easily touched by children's feet when they are not in use, causing damage to the bare feet of children.

Moreover, the expanded pedals also take up a lot of space, which is not conducive to the use of children's carts, and is also not conducive to children's getting on and off the carts.

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