Dart Arrow Storage Case

Abstract

This item is a case for storing three darts (arrows) used in darts games. The shape is a square prism, and in a plan view, it is a rectangle with rounded corners. On its surface, three roughly cross-shaped grooves are formed, which are connected to larger cylindrical holes and intersect in some places. In addition to the cylindrical holes, six larger cylindrical holes are arranged on both sides, and four smaller cylindrical holes are arranged opposite each other in the central area. In addition, two grooves are formed along the long sides of both sides of the rounded rectangle in a plan view. These grooves and holes are formed vertically to a predetermined depth to form a storage space. As shown in the reference perspective view 1 showing the usage state, this dart arrow storage case is stored in the three roughly cross-shaped grooves and the three holes formed in the center of the roughly cross-shaped grooves, one each, with the flights and shafts connected. (Note that the flights are stored with the flights facing down in the roughly cross-shaped groove and hole in the center, and the flights are stored with the flights facing up in the roughly cross-shaped grooves and holes on the left and right.) As shown in the perspective view 2, which shows the state of use, the other six larger holes each store one barrel and tip connected to each other, and the four smaller holes each store one spare tip. As shown in the perspective view 3, which shows the state of use, the two grooves formed along the long sides on both sides each store one card. (These cards are used as ID cards or the like required for competitions.) This structure makes it possible to provide a compact storage case for dart arrows that has never been seen before.

Images