Golf bag sustained with leg means

a golf bag and leg means technology, applied in the field of golf bags sustained with legs, can solve the problems of increasing the overall cost, unable to dismantle the golf bag from the base for replacement, and the support piece is easily damaged, etc., to achieve the effect of convenient replacement, convenient and simple assembly, and flexible arrangemen

Inactive Publication Date: 2005-08-18
JIAN SHING TECH
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Benefits of technology

[0015] The shape and size of the second fastening portion and the flat sheet of the support piece can be flexibly arranged, as long as the support piece together with the leg means provide sufficient support for the golf bag set up at a tilt.
[0016] Since the support piece is detachably and directly mounted to the base without requiring additional parts, the golf bag sustained with leg means according to the present invention can be easily and simply assembled. Also, a new support piece can easily replace the old damaged support piece without having to change or discard the whole golf bag, such that the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

Problems solved by technology

Nevertheless, a golf bag must be put up and lifted nearly a hundred times during a golf game, so that the support piece on the base is easily damaged due to frequent movement.
In addition, the support piece, when damaged, is unable to be dismantled from the base of a golf bag for replacement even though other parts of the golf bag are still in good condition.
Hence, ignoring the fact that the assembly process is complicated for a golfer, the number of components involved results in an increase of the overall cost.
Meanwhile, the combination of a number of components requires precision during manufacture, further resulting in additional cost, not to mention that material management becomes more complicated during manufacture and there is too great a consumption of materials involved for making golf bags.
The problems of requiring excessive components in the technique of assembling the base and the support piece of a golf bag lead to inconvenience and difficulties in using, assembling, and manufacturing golf bags, resulting in increased expense for users and increases of manufacturing cost and time.

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first preferred embodiment

[0026] FIGS. 2 to 4 show a golf bag sustained with leg means according to a first preferred embodiment of the present invention. This golf bag comprises a bag body 18 for storing golf clubs (not shown), a base 20 mounted at the bottom of the bag body 18, and a support piece 21 detachably mounted at the bottom of the base 20.

[0027] As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the base 20 comprises a flat surface portion 201, an anchored portion 202 and an inclined plane portion 203. The anchored portion 202 is substantially a parallelogram-shaped opening. The inclined plane portion 203 is formed with a first recess portion 203a and a second recess portion 203b.

[0028] The support piece 21 comprises a flat sheet 211, a first fastening portion 212 and a second fastening portion 213. The flat sheet 211 is formed with one or more hollow portions 211a. The first fastening portion 212 is located at one end of the flat sheet 211 and can be assembled with a support member 221 of the leg means 22. The second f...

second preferred embodiment

[0033]FIGS. 5 and 6 show the golf bag sustained with leg means according to a second preferred embodiment of the present invention. This golf bag comprises a bag body 18 for placing golf clubs (not shown), a base 30 on the bottom of the bag body 18, and a support piece 31 detachably mounted at the bottom of the base 30.

[0034] The golf bag of this second preferred embodiment is substantially the same in structure as that of the above first preferred embodiment, but differs in that the anchored portion 302 of the base 30 and the second fastening portion 313 of the support piece 31 are saw-shaped structures corresponding to each other. Further, the support piece 31 has a first flat sheet 311a and a second flat sheet 311b extending from a side of the first flat sheet 311a, and the second fastening portion 313 is located at the side of the first flat sheet 311a connected with the second flat sheet 311b.

[0035] The saw-shaped second fastening portion 313 comprises saws 313a and hollow po...

third preferred embodiment

[0041]FIGS. 7 and 8 show the golf bag according to a third preferred embodiment of the present invention. The leg means for sustaining the golf bag is the same as those in the first and second preferred embodiments and thus is not illustrated in the drawings here.

[0042] The golf bag in this third preferred embodiment is substantially the same in structure as that of the above first preferred embodiment, with the only difference in that the anchored portion 402 of the base 40 is formed with symmetric openings 403 and 404. The second fastening portion 413 of the support piece 41 is a cylindrical structure shaped correspondingly to the openings 403 and 404 of the anchored portion 402. The support piece 41 further comprises a flat sheet 411 with an elastic portion 412.

[0043] The elastic portion 412 provides a larger elastic area for the second fastening portion 413, allowing the second fastening portion 413 to be elastically coupled to the anchored portion 402. With the provision of t...

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Abstract

A golf bag sustained with a leg is provided, including a bag body for storing golf clubs; a base mounted at the bottom of the bag body and having a flat surface portion, an anchored portion, an inclined plane portion; and a support piece detachably mounted at the bottom of the base. The support piece includes a flat sheet and a pair of opposing first fastening portion and second fastening portion formed on the flat sheet. The first fastening portion is assembled with the leg, and the second fastening portion is coupled to the anchored portion, so as to support the golf bag up by means of the assembled leg and support piece.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] This invention relates to golf bags sustained with leg means, and more particularly, to a golf bag having a support piece to be assembled with the leg means so as to support the golf bag up at a tilt. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0002] Golf has become a popular sport with ever increasing popularity among various walks of life and age groups. Many golfers like to practice their game without a caddie, carrying their golf bags by themselves. In order to avoid the golf bag from falling over on the grass and / or reduce the inconvenience of golf club removal and replacement, the present design of a golf bag employs a support piece on the base for locating a leg means, which enables the golf bag to be positioned on a tilt and allows convenient access to the clubs. [0003] As shown in FIG. 1, a conventional golf bag comprises a hood 1, a bag body 2 and a base 3. The hood 1 is positioned on the upper end of the bag body 2 and has a circular rim at the outer periph...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(United States)
IPC IPC(8): A63B55/00A63B55/04
CPCA63B55/045A63B55/57
Inventor WANG, MA-LI
Owner JIAN SHING TECH
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