Spine-protecting and pressure-reducing waist stool

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of waist stools, and discloses a spine-protecting and pressure-reducing waist stool, which comprises a pressure-reducing waistband and a waist stool supporting part, the waist stool supporting part is connected to the front side of the pressure-reducing waistband, and the two ends of the pressure-reducing waistband are respectively provided with a bonding part for bonding. The waist stool further comprises a U-shaped pressure reduction shield, compression-resistant shoulder straps, a child protection sleeve and a blocking belt, the bottom end of the U-shaped pressure reduction shield is connected with the rear side of the pressure relief waistband, the upper end of the U-shaped pressure reduction shield is connected with the two ends of the upper portion of the child protection sleeve through the two compression-resistant shoulder straps, and the bottom end of the child protection sleeve is connected with the front end of the waist stool supporting part through the blocking belt. The two sides of the middle of the U-shaped pressure reduction shield are connected with two middle shield belts, and the two middle shield belts are connected in a clamped mode through shield belt buckles. The two ends of the pressure relieving waistband are respectively connected with a waistband connecting belt, and the two waistband connecting belts are connected through a waistband buckle. Through the pressure reduction design of the contact areas of the shoulders, the back and the waist, the stress is balanced, the overall weight is effectively dispersed, and the spine is better kept stable and healthy.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of waist stools, in particular to a spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool. Background Art

[0002] The waist stool is a new type of childcare tool designed to be worn around the mother's waist, effectively alleviating the burden on the shoulders and waist when holding a baby barehanded. The spine is called a person's "second lifeline" and the "pillar and backbone" of a person. As the central axis of the human skeleton, the spine supports the brain above and connects to the pelvis below, serving as the backbone of the body and providing functions such as weight bearing, shock absorption, protection, and mobility.

[0003] As the primary caregivers of infants and young children, women are prone to complications such as lumbar lordosis and pelvic deformation during pregnancy and childbirth. If they then take on long-term, high-intensity childcare work, the excessive load can easily damage the spinal bowstring mechanical system and cause a series of diseases such as spinal instability.

[0004] There are also some children's waist stools in the prior art, with application number CN202321287536.7, and the name of the Chinese utility model patent is a multifunctional waist stool. It can be put on quickly, and because the baby belt is worn on the baby's waist and abdomen, it avoids restraint on the baby's chest and armpits, thereby improving the breathability and comfort of the baby when wearing it. It can also be turned into a walking belt to facilitate the baby to learn to walk. The adult pulls the labor-saving rope to complete the baby's walking function, thereby facilitating the baby to learn to walk and improving the practicality of the device. However, it involves less consideration of decompression of the shoulders, back, and waist, and does not pay much attention to the health of the spine.

[0005] Application number CN202320983833.9, titled "A Chinese Utility Model Patent for a 3D-Printed Children's Waist Stool," describes a waist stool with shoulder straps and waist belt filled with 3D-printed lattice blocks. These provide excellent support for the body's contact areas, effectively absorbing and rebounding the impact of bumps when supporting an infant. This protects the infant while also improving breathability and perspiration-wicking properties at the contact areas, increasing comfort. However, the design addresses few spinal health considerations.

[0006] The main drawbacks of current waist stools are: excessive stress on the shoulders, strain and soreness in the shoulder and neck muscles, and compensatory uneven shoulders, which can lead to cervical degeneration, scoliosis, and pelvic tilt. The shoulder straps of waist stools are not designed to provide adequate pressure relief, and excessive pressure on the spine or excessive weight bearing on the lumbar spine can exacerbate spinal and pelvic conditions. Summary of the Invention

[0007] In order to overcome the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of the utility model is to provide a spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool. Through the decompression design of the shoulder, back and waist contact areas, the force is balanced, the overall weight is effectively dispersed, and the spine is better maintained stable and healthy.

[0008] The utility model adopts the following technical solution: a spinal decompression waist stool, comprising a pressure-relieving waist belt and a waist stool support portion. The waist stool support portion is connected to the front side of the pressure-relieving waist belt, and the ends of the pressure-relieving waist belt are respectively provided with adhesive portions for bonding. The utility model also includes a U-shaped pressure-relieving shield, a pressure-resistant shoulder strap, a child cover, and a barrier belt. The bottom end of the U-shaped pressure-relieving shield is connected to the back side of the pressure-relieving waist belt, the upper end of the U-shaped pressure-relieving shield is connected to the upper ends of the child cover via two pressure-resistant shoulder straps, and the bottom end of the child cover is connected to the front end of the waist stool support portion via the barrier belt.

[0009] Furthermore, two middle shield belts are connected to both sides of the middle portion of the U-shaped decompression shield, and the two middle shield belts are clamped together by shield belt buckles.

[0010] Furthermore, both ends of the pressure-relieving belt are respectively connected to a belt connecting belt, and the two belt connecting belts are connected by a belt buckle.

[0011] Furthermore, the front end of the child cover is provided with two arm wearing holes, and the two sides of the rear end of the child cover are each connected to a cover connecting belt, and the two cover connecting belts are connected by a cover connecting belt buckle.

[0012] Furthermore, a plurality of air bags are evenly arranged at the bottom end of the compression-resistant shoulder strap.

[0013] Furthermore, the upper end of the U-shaped decompression shield is connected to the rear end of the compression shoulder strap via a shoulder strap rear connecting ring, and the front end of the compression shoulder strap is connected to the upper part of the child cover via a shoulder strap front buckle.

[0014] Furthermore, a front article pocket is provided at the bottom end of the front side of the waist stool support portion, and a zipper for adjusting the opening and closing of the front article pocket is provided on the front article pocket.

[0015] Furthermore, two side cloth bags are symmetrically provided on both sides of the pressure-relieving belt.

[0016] Furthermore, a mesh bag is provided on the rear side of the pressure-relieving waist belt, and a medicine bag is built into the mesh bag.

[0017] Furthermore, the upper parts of the U-shaped decompression shields are connected by an upper shield belt, and a spinal intelligent monitor is fixed on the upper shield belt.

[0018] Compared with the existing technology, the beneficial effect of the present invention is that the present invention is a spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool, which can better fit the thoracic spine and muscle curvature through the optimized design of various components and connections such as pressure-resistant shoulder straps, U-shaped decompression shield, pressure-relieving waist belt, waist stool support part, etc., reduce the pressure on the thoracic spine, thorax, and shoulders, and make the shoulders, neck, shoulder blades and other points bear force evenly, effectively disperse the overall weight, reduce the load on the spine, and effectively cushion and release pressure to protect the spine. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 It is a rear view of the utility model;

[0020] Figure 2 It is a left view of the utility model;

[0021] Figure 3 It is the main view of the utility model;

[0022] Figure 4 It is the main view of the actual object of the utility model;

[0023] Figure 5 It is a side view of the actual object of the utility model;

[0024] Figure 6 It is a rear view of the utility model.

[0025] Figure: Compression-resistant shoulder straps 11; shoulder strap rear connecting rings 12; child protection cover 13; armholes 14; barrier belts 15; shoulder strap front buckles 16; airbags 111; cover connecting straps 131; U-shaped pressure relief shield 21; middle shield strap 22; shield strap buckle 23; compression-relieving waist belt 31; waist belt connecting strap 32; waist belt buckle 33; mesh pocket 34; side item pockets 35; waist stool support 36; front item pocket 37; zipper 38; upper shield strap 41; intelligent spinal monitor 42. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0026] The following describes the embodiments of the present invention through specific examples. Those skilled in the art will readily understand the other advantages and benefits of the present invention from the disclosure herein. The present invention may also be implemented or applied through various other specific embodiments, and the details in this specification may be modified or altered based on different perspectives and applications without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It should be noted that the following embodiments and features within these embodiments may be combined with one another, unless they conflict.

[0027] The purpose of the utility model is to provide a spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool in response to the defects of the prior art. Example

[0028] This embodiment provides a spine protection and decompression waist stool, referring to Figure 1 - As shown in Figure 6, it includes a pressure-resistant shoulder strap 11, a child protective cover 13, a blocking belt 15, a U-shaped pressure relief shield 21, a pressure-relieving waist belt 31, and a waist stool support portion 36. The waist stool support portion 36 is connected to the front side of the pressure-relieving waist belt 31 and is used to support the child's buttocks. The two ends of the pressure-relieving waist belt 31 are respectively provided with adhesive portions for bonding. The adhesive portions can respectively adopt the Velcro hook surface and the fleece surface in the existing technology, so that the two ends of the pressure-relieving waist belt 31 can be easily connected and can be adjusted according to the user's waist size. In order to further ensure that the pressure-relieving waist belt 31 is tightly connected to the waist, a waist belt connecting belt 32 is also connected to each end of the pressure-relieving waist belt 31. The two waist belt connecting belts 32 are connected by a waist belt buckle 33, and the matching length of the waist belt connecting belt 32 can be adjusted. The bottom end of the U-shaped pressure relief shield 21 is connected to the rear side of the pressure relief waist belt 31. The top end of the U-shaped pressure relief shield 21 is connected to the upper ends of the child cover 13 via two compression-resistant shoulder straps 11. The bottom end of the child cover 13 is connected to the front end of the waist stool support 36 via a barrier belt 15. Specifically, the top end of the U-shaped pressure relief shield 21 is connected to the rear end of the compression-resistant shoulder straps 11 via a rear shoulder strap connection ring 12, while the front end of the compression-resistant shoulder straps 11 is connected to the upper portion of the child cover 13 via a front shoulder strap buckle 16. Pressure relief shields in existing technology are mostly X-shaped or H-shaped harnesses. The cross-back design of the X-shaped harness can easily squeeze the thorax and compress the thoracic spine, while the H-shaped harness is prone to displacement and is not conducive to wrapping around and protecting the thoracic spine. The U-shaped decompression shield design in this embodiment is more in line with spinal biomechanics. The U-shaped decompression shield 21 is hollow and pressure-free. Two middle shield belts 22 are connected to both sides of the middle of the U-shaped decompression shield 21. The two middle shield belts 22 are connected by shield belt buckles 23. The two sides of the U-shaped decompression shield can better fit the thoracic spine, reducing the pressure on the thoracic spine, so that the shoulders, neck, shoulder blades and other points are evenly stressed, effectively dispersing the overall weight and reducing the load on the spine. Traditional shoulder straps are mostly made of sponge or nylon, and are subjected to single-point force. Localized excessive pressure for a long time can easily damage the epidermis and muscles. The bottom end of the compression shoulder strap 11 in this embodiment is evenly arranged with a number of air bags 111. The compression shoulder strap 11 is made of space memory foam, which is breathable and soft, fits the muscle curvature, keeps the spine straight while reducing pressure on the chest. It has strong support and can effectively cushion and release pressure to protect the spine. The front end of the child cover 13 is provided with two arm wearing holes 14 , and the two sides of the rear end of the child cover 13 are respectively connected to a cover connecting belt 131 , and the two cover connecting belts 131 are connected by a cover connecting belt buckle.

[0029] Reference Figure 2 、 Figure 3As shown, a front pocket 37 is provided at the front bottom end of the waist stool support portion 36, with a zipper 38 for adjusting its opening and closing. Two side pockets 35 are symmetrically located on either side of the pressure-relieving belt 31. These two pockets are used to hold daily necessities. A mesh bag 34 is located on the rear side of the pressure-relieving belt 31, containing a medicine pack. This pack can be a traditional Chinese medicine hot compress therapy pack, which relaxes and stretches the waist muscles (particularly the stiff and tense iliacus and psoas muscles).

[0030] Reference Figure 1 As shown, the upper parts of the U-shaped decompression shields 21 are connected by an upper shield belt 41, and a spinal intelligent monitor 42 is fixed on the upper shield belt 41. The spinal intelligent monitor 42 in this embodiment uses the spinal curvature intelligent monitor in the prior art to detect subtle changes in the spinal curvature. When the curvature exceeds 15°, it starts to vibrate and alarm, reminding the user to correct bad sitting and walking postures, maintain the bi-state balance of the spine, and prevent spinal sports injuries.

[0031] The utility model provides a spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool, which can better fit the thoracic spine and muscle curvature through the optimized design of various components and connections such as the pressure-resistant shoulder strap 11, the U-shaped decompression shield 21, the pressure-relieving waist belt 31, and the waist stool support part 36, thereby reducing the pressure on the thoracic spine, thorax, and shoulders, and making the shoulders, neck, shoulder blades, and other points evenly stressed, effectively dispersing the overall weight, reducing the load on the spine, and effectively absorbing shock, relieving pressure, and protecting the spine.

[0032] In addition, it should be understood that although this specification is described in terms of implementation methods, not every implementation method contains only one independent technical solution. This narrative method of the specification is only for the sake of clarity. Those skilled in the art should regard the specification as a whole. The technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other implementation methods that can be understood by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A spinal decompression waist stool, comprising a pressure-relieving waist belt (31) and a waist stool support portion (36), wherein the waist stool support portion (36) is connected to the front side of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31), and both ends of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31) are respectively provided with bonding portions for bonding, characterized in that: The utility model also includes a U-shaped decompression shield (21), a pressure-resistant shoulder strap (11), a child protective cover (13) and a barrier belt (15), wherein the bottom end of the U-shaped decompression shield (21) is connected to the rear side of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31), the upper end of the U-shaped decompression shield (21) is connected to the upper ends of the child protective cover (13) through two pressure-resistant shoulder straps (11), and the bottom end of the child protective cover (13) is connected to the front end of the waist stool support part (36) through the barrier belt (15).

2. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 1, characterized in that: Two middle shield belts (22) are connected to both sides of the middle portion of the U-shaped decompression shield (21), and the two middle shield belts (22) are connected via shield belt buckles (23).

3. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: Both ends of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31) are respectively connected to a waist belt connecting belt (32), and the two waist belt connecting belts (32) are connected via a waist belt buckle (33).

4. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 3, characterized in that: The front end of the child protective cover (13) is provided with two arm wearing holes (14), and the two sides of the rear end of the child protective cover (13) are connected to a protective cover connecting belt (131), and the two protective cover connecting belts (131) are connected by a protective cover connecting belt buckle.

5. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 3, characterized in that: A plurality of air bags (111) are evenly arranged at the bottom end of the compression-resistant shoulder strap (11).

6. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 1, characterized in that: The upper end of the U-shaped decompression shield (21) is connected to the rear end of the compression-resistant shoulder strap (11) via a shoulder strap rear connecting ring (12), and the front end of the compression-resistant shoulder strap (11) is connected to the upper part of the child protective cover (13) via a shoulder strap front buckle (16).

7. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 1, characterized in that: A front article bag (37) is provided at the front bottom end of the waist stool support portion (36), and a zipper (38) for adjusting the opening and closing of the front article bag (37) is provided on the front article bag (37).

8. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 3, characterized in that: Two side cloth bags (35) are symmetrically arranged on both sides of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31).

9. The spine-protecting and decompressing waist stool according to claim 8, characterized in that: The back side of the pressure-relieving waist belt (31) is provided with a mesh bag (34), and the mesh bag (34) contains a medicine bag.

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