Buckle type foot stool

Abstract

The utility model discloses a buckle type foot stand which comprises a clamping part located at the top end and an inserting part located at the bottom end, the clamping part is connected with a combining part on a golf bag head frame in a clamping mode, and the inserting part is connected with a supporting foot. The clamping part comprises a pair of clamping edge structures located on the left side and the right side of the clamping part and a pair of goose-shaped protruding parts located between the clamping edge structures and oppositely arranged front and back, and each clamping edge structure is provided with a U-shaped bayonet. A transverse rod is arranged on the combination portion of the head frame of the golf bag, the U-shaped clamping opening is connected with the transverse rod in a clamping mode, the pair of goose-shaped protruding portions are reset after being elastically deformed, the transverse rod is limited in the U-shaped clamping opening, and hinge joint of the foot stool and the head frame is achieved. The contact between the pair of clamping edge structures and the cross rod has a certain span, so that the stable connection between the clamping part and the combination part is facilitated, and the clamping edge structures and the goose-shaped convex parts are matched with the cross rod and are distributed in the axial direction of the cross rod in a staggered manner, so that the stable connection between the clamping part and the combination part is facilitated.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the field of leisure sports products, in particular to a golf bag. Background Art

[0002] Conventional golf bags can provide users with two states of use: standing upright and tilting. In the tilted state, the golf bag relies on a pair of supporting legs to achieve tilted standing. Figure 1 、 Figure 2 As shown, this is a known golf bag tripod structure. It primarily comprises a pair of coupling bases 91 with hinge holes fixed to the sides of a bag head frame 90. A tripod 80 has a hinge hole 81 at the top, and a pin 83 connects the hinge hole to the coupling base, allowing the tripod to be hingedly attached to the coupling base. However, the coupling base and the tripod are difficult to manufacture, and the coupling base's pivot hole must mate with the tripod's hinge hole, further increasing the difficulty of manufacturing and assembly. This not only increases manufacturing costs but also significantly increases product assembly time. Furthermore, the pin used to hinge the coupling base and the tripod can easily deform under stress over extended use, potentially causing structural failure.

[0003] Patent document CN2475434Y discloses a golf bag tripod assembly comprising a frame fixed to one end of the golf bag opening, with at least two engaging portions formed at appropriate locations along the periphery of the frame; and at least two engaging members, each with an engaging portion at a first end that snaps into the aforementioned engaging portions, and a second end of each engaging member that engages a support leg of the tripod assembly. The engaging members securely engage the engaging portions of the frame and prevent disengagement. The connection between the two components eliminates the need for additional components, significantly reducing manufacturing costs and assembly time.

[0004] The coupling portion includes a crossbar, and the engaging portion is provided with a positioning hole extending through the engaging portion. The positioning hole has a diameter slightly larger than the crossbar, and an opening extending transversely through the engaging portion is provided at an appropriate location on the periphery of the engaging portion. The width of the opening is slightly smaller than the crossbar, and the opening is connected to the positioning hole. The engaging portion is hingedly connected to the coupling portion through the engagement of the positioning hole with the crossbar. Utility Model Content

[0005] The technical problem solved by the utility model is to improve the stability of the joint part on the golf bag head frame (the frame described in the prior art) and the engaging piece on the tripod.

[0006] To solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides the following technical solutions: a snap-on tripod, comprising a snap-on portion at the top and a plug-in portion at the bottom, the snap-on portion being snap-engaged with a joint portion on the golf bag head frame, and the plug-in portion being connected to a supporting leg; the snap-on portion comprising a pair of snap-on edge structures on the left and right sides of the snap-on portion, and a pair of goose-shaped protrusions located between the pair of snap-on edge structures and arranged opposite to each other front and back, each snap-on edge structure defining a U-shaped bayonet, and the minimum distance between the pair of goose-shaped protrusions being less than the inner diameter of the U-shaped bayonet.

[0007] A crossbar is provided at the joint of the golf bag head frame. When the snap-on tripod is installed on the head frame, the U-shaped bayonet is engaged with the crossbar. The inner diameter of the U-shaped bayonet is equal to or slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the crossbar. The crossbar passes through a pair of goose-shaped protrusions, forcing the pair of goose-shaped protrusions to undergo elastic deformation and then reset. The crossbar is confined in the U-shaped bayonet, thereby realizing the hinged connection between the tripod and the head frame.

[0008] The pair of engaging edge structures of the present invention are spaced apart. This spacing allows for a certain span of contact between the pair of engaging edge structures and the crossbar, facilitating a stable connection between the engaging portion and the joint. Furthermore, the engagement between the pair of engaging edge structures and the crossbar, as well as the engagement between the goose-shaped protrusion and the crossbar, is staggered along the axial direction of the crossbar, easily absorbing deformation of the engaging portion or the crossbar and facilitating a stable connection between the engaging portion and the joint. When the engagement portion and the joint are stably connected, the support leg will not experience excessive deflection when rotating relative to the head frame, ensuring that the rotational axis of the support leg coincides with the axis of the crossbar as closely as possible when the support leg rotates relative to the head frame.

[0009] In a pair of goose-shaped protrusions, the goose-shaped protrusion located in the front is arranged on a thin wall, and the thin wall is located between a pair of locking edge structures; the goose-shaped protrusion located in the rear is arranged on the main body of the locking part, and the space between the main body of the locking part and the thin wall is hollowed out. The thin wall and the pair of locking edge structures, as well as the pair of locking edge structures and the main body of the locking part, are all integrally injection molded. The thin wall is easy to elastically deform, which facilitates the crossbar of the joint to pass through the pair of goose-shaped protrusions of the locking part. The space between the main body of the locking part and the thin wall is hollowed out, so that the contact between the crossbar and the locking part is limited to the inner wall of the U-shaped bayonet and the pair of goose-shaped protrusions. In this way, the contact area between the crossbar and the locking part is small, and the friction resistance is low.

[0010] The interior of the main body of the locking section features a hollowed-out grille structure. Compared to a solid structure, the hollowed-out grille structure is more easily deformed, facilitating the crossbar of the joint to pass through the pair of goose-shaped protrusions of the locking section and engage with the locking section. Furthermore, the hollowed-out grille structure contributes to the lightweight design of the tripod while maintaining sufficient strength.

[0011] The snap-on tripod is shaped like an eagle's claw, with the snap-on section forming a curved quadrangular prism and the plug-in section being cylindrical. The outer diameter of the snap-on tripod tapers gradually from the snap-on section to the plug-in section. This eagle-claw-like shape facilitates a stable connection between the tripod and the head frame. Furthermore, the gradual decrease in outer diameter from the snap-on section to the plug-in section ensures sufficient strength to support the head frame and golf bag. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0012] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0013] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of a golf bag tripod structure in the prior art;

[0014] Figure 2 for Figure 1 Exploded diagram;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the golf bag tripod structure of the present invention;

[0016] Figure 4 for Figure 3 Exploded diagram;

[0017] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the snap-on tripod 01 of the present invention;

[0018] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the snap-on tripod 01 of the present invention from another perspective;

[0019] Figure 7 Schematic diagram of the snap-on tripod 01 of the present invention as viewed from below.

[0020] Explanation of symbols in the figure:

[0021] 01. Clip-on tripod; 02. Golf bag head frame;

[0022] 10. Clamping portion; 11. Clamping edge structure; 12. Goose-shaped protrusion; 13. U-shaped bayonet; 14. Thin wall; 15. Hollow structure between the clamping portion body and the thin wall; 16. Hollow grille structure;

[0023] 20. Connecting part;

[0024] 40. Joint; 41. Crossbar;

[0025] 80. A tripod in the prior art; 81. A hinge hole for a tripod in the prior art; 83. A latch;

[0026] 90. A golf bag head frame in the prior art; 91. A coupling seat in the prior art. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0027] Combine Figures 5 to 7 The snap-on tripod includes a snap-on portion 10 at the top and a plug-in portion 20 at the bottom. The snap-on portion is snapped into a joint portion 40 on the head frame of the golf bag, and the plug-in portion is connected to the supporting leg. The snap-on portion includes a pair of snap-on edge structures 11 on the left and right sides of the snap-on portion, and a pair of goose-shaped protrusions 12 located between the pair of snap-on edge structures and arranged opposite to each other front and back. Each snap-on edge structure has a U-shaped bayonet 13, and the minimum distance between the pair of goose-shaped protrusions is less than the inner diameter of the U-shaped bayonet.

[0028] Among the pair of goose-shaped protrusions 12, the goose-shaped protrusion located in the front is arranged on a thin wall 14, and the thin wall is located between a pair of clamping edge structures 11; the goose-shaped protrusion located in the rear is arranged on the clamping part body, and the clamping part body and the thin wall are hollowed out.

[0029] The interior of the main body of the engaging portion is a hollow grid structure 16 .

[0030] The snap-on tripod is shaped like an eagle's claw as a whole. The snap-on portion 10 is in the shape of a curved quadrangular prism, and the plug-in portion 20 is in the shape of a cylinder. The outer diameter of the snap-on tripod gradually decreases from the snap-on portion to the plug-in portion.

[0031] refer to Figure 3 、 Figure 4 A cross bar 41 is provided at the joint 40 on the golf bag head frame. When the snap-on tripod 01 and the head frame 02 are installed, the U-shaped bayonet 13 is engaged with the cross bar 41. The inner diameter of the U-shaped bayonet is equal to or slightly smaller than the outer diameter of the cross bar 41. The cross bar 41 passes through a pair of goose-shaped protrusions 12, forcing the pair of goose-shaped protrusions to undergo elastic deformation and then reset. The cross bar 41 is restricted in the U-shaped bayonet 13, thereby realizing the hinged connection between the snap-on tripod 01 and the head frame 02.

[0032] The above content is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. For ordinary technicians in this field, according to the concept of the present invention, there may be changes in the specific implementation method and application scope. The content of this specification should not be understood as limiting the present invention.

Claims

1. A snap-on tripod, comprising a snap-on portion (10) at the top and a plug-in portion (20) at the bottom, wherein the snap-on portion is snap-connected with a joint portion (40) on a golf bag head frame, and the plug-in portion is connected to a supporting leg; characterized in that: The engaging portion comprises a pair of engaging edge structures (11) located on the left and right sides of the engaging portion, and a pair of goose-shaped protrusions (12) located between the pair of engaging edge structures and arranged opposite to each other in the front and back directions. Each engaging edge structure is provided with a U-shaped bayonet (13), and the minimum distance between the pair of goose-shaped protrusions is less than the inner diameter of the U-shaped bayonet.

2. The snap-on tripod according to claim 1, wherein: Among the pair of goose-shaped protrusions (12), the goose-shaped protrusion located in the front is arranged on a thin wall (14) located between a pair of clamping edge structures (11); the goose-shaped protrusion located in the rear is arranged on the clamping part body, and the space between the clamping part body and the thin wall is hollowed out.

3. The snap-on tripod according to claim 2, wherein: The interior of the main body of the engaging portion is a hollow grid structure (16).

4. The snap-on tripod according to claim 1, wherein: The snap-on tripod is in the shape of an eagle's claw as a whole, the snap-on portion (10) is in the shape of a curved quadrangular prism, the plug-in portion (20) is in the shape of a cylinder, and the outer diameter of the snap-on tripod gradually decreases from the snap-on portion to the plug-in portion.

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