Novel one-key pull off-road walking stick

Abstract

The utility model discloses a novel one-key pull off-road walking stick which comprises an EVA handle, a first aluminum pipe, a second aluminum pipe, a third aluminum pipe and a fourth aluminum pipe, the lower end of the EVA handle is fixedly inserted into the upper end of the first aluminum pipe, a handle head is fixedly inserted into the upper end of the EVA handle, the handle head is connected with a wrist strap, and the wrist strap is connected with the first aluminum pipe. The upper section of the second aluminum pipe is connected into the lower section of the first aluminum pipe in a sliding mode, a copper marble exposed out of the pipe wall is installed in the upper section of the second aluminum pipe, a spring driving the copper marble outwards is arranged in the second aluminum pipe, and a lining is fixed to the lower end of the first aluminum pipe. A first lining section used for being fixedly connected with the lower end of the second aluminum pipe in an inserted mode is fixed to the upper end of the third aluminum pipe, a second lining section used for being fixedly connected with the lower end of the third aluminum pipe in an inserted mode is fixed to the upper end of the fourth aluminum pipe, and a rubber sleeve is fixedly connected with the lower end of the fourth aluminum pipe in an inserted mode. The portable folding type toothbrush has the advantages of being practical, novel in structure, small in size after being folded, convenient to carry, capable of rapidly achieving connection when used, comfortable in hand holding and capable of absorbing sweat.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to a walking stick, and more particularly to a novel one-click pull trail running walking stick. Background Technology

[0002] Trail running, mountain climbing, and walking are popular outdoor sports. Trekking poles are commonly used in these activities. Since outdoor activities often require minimizing the size of travel gear and making it easy to pack in a bag, traditional trekking poles are inconvenient to fold. While some retractable poles can reduce size, their folding process is cumbersome and inconvenient, making them unsuitable for trail running or other high-speed activities. Utility Model Content

[0003] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide a new type of one-click pull trail running stick, which addresses the shortcomings of the existing technology.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following measures:

[0005] A novel one-click trail running trekking pole includes an EVA handle, a first aluminum tube, a second aluminum tube, a third aluminum tube, and a fourth aluminum tube. The lower end of the EVA handle is inserted and fixed to the upper end of the first aluminum tube. A handle head is inserted and fixed to the upper end of the EVA handle, and a wrist strap is connected to the handle head. The upper section of the second aluminum tube is slidably connected to the lower section of the first aluminum tube. A copper ball protruding from the tube wall is installed in the upper section of the second aluminum tube. A spring that drives the copper ball outward is provided inside the second aluminum tube. A bushing is fixed to the lower end of the first aluminum tube. A first bushing for insertion and fixed connection with the lower end of the second aluminum tube is fixed to the upper end of the third aluminum tube. A second bushing for insertion and fixed connection with the lower end of the third aluminum tube is fixed to the upper end of the fourth aluminum tube. A rubber sleeve is inserted and fixed to the lower end of the fourth aluminum tube.

[0006] The fourth aluminum tube is connected to a pull rope that extends to the outside of the fourth aluminum tube by a spring. The pull rope leads out of the fourth aluminum tube, passes through the third aluminum tube, the second aluminum tube, the first aluminum tube and the EVA handle in sequence, and then connects to the lower part of the handle head.

[0007] The handle head consists of an upper plastic handle head and a lower plastic handle head that are fastened together.

[0008] Plastic plugs are inserted into the outer end holes of the first and second liner sections, and the plastic plugs are in the shape of a cone.

[0009] The upper end of the second aluminum tube is connected with a turnbuckle.

[0010] The flower-shaped orchid is built into an internal hex wrench.

[0011] The advantages of this utility model are: practicality, novel structure, small size when folded, easy to carry, quick connection when in use, comfortable to hold, and sweat-absorbent. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the folded state structure of this utility model.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the unfolded structure of this utility model. Detailed Implementation

[0014] A novel one-click trail running trekking stick includes an EVA handle 9, a first aluminum tube 1, a second aluminum tube 2, a third aluminum tube 3, and a fourth aluminum tube 4. The lower end of the EVA handle 9 is inserted and fixed to the upper end of the first aluminum tube 1. A handle head 8 is inserted and fixed to the upper end of the EVA handle 9, and a wrist strap 7 is connected to the handle head 8. The upper section of the second aluminum tube 2 is slidably connected to the lower section of the first aluminum tube 1. A copper ball 6 protruding from the tube wall is installed in the upper section of the second aluminum tube 2. A spring is provided in the second aluminum tube 2 to drive the copper ball 6 outward. A bushing 5 is fixed to the lower end of the first aluminum tube 1. A first bushing 10 for insertion and fixed connection with the lower end of the second aluminum tube 2 is fixed to the upper end of the third aluminum tube 3. A second bushing 11 for insertion and fixed connection with the lower end of the third aluminum tube 3 is fixed to the upper end of the fourth aluminum tube 4. A rubber sleeve 12 is inserted and fixed to the lower end of the fourth aluminum tube 4.

[0015] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown, pressing down the copper ball 6 causes the upper section of the second aluminum tube 2 (one segment of the copper ball 6) to slide into the first aluminum tube 1. The upper section of the second aluminum tube 2 can then slide back and forth within the first aluminum tube 1, allowing for length adjustment between the two in the retracted state. When the second aluminum tube 2 is retracted into the first aluminum tube 1, the pull rope 13 is also in a relaxed state. At this point, the second aluminum tube 2 and the third aluminum tube 3, and the third aluminum tube 3 and the fourth aluminum tube 4 can be easily separated, allowing the entire walking stick of this invention to be in a state as described above. Figure 1 The folded state shown makes it convenient to carry the cane of this invention.

[0016] When using this invention, the second aluminum tube 2 is pulled out from inside the first aluminum tube 1 until the copper ball 6 protrudes from the outside of the first aluminum tube 1. After the copper ball 6 on the second aluminum tube 2 pops out, it presses against the bushing 5 to achieve support and positioning. At the same time, because the first aluminum tube 1 and the second aluminum tube 2 are stretched, the pull rope 13 is also in a taut state, which allows the first bushing 10 at the upper end of the third aluminum tube 3 to be easily inserted into the lower end of the second aluminum tube 2, and the second bushing 11 at the upper end of the fourth aluminum tube 4 to be inserted into the lower end of the third aluminum tube 3, thus achieving the insertion connection between the aluminum tubes. The pull rope 13 is kept taut by the elasticity of the spring inside the fourth aluminum tube 4, preventing the aluminum tubes from becoming loose. With a simple pull, the entire assembly of aluminum tubes can be connected, providing a significant advantage in competitions and allowing for quick entry into the game.

[0017] The fourth aluminum tube 4 is connected by a spring to a pull rope 13 that extends to the outside of the fourth aluminum tube 4. The pull rope 13 leads out of the fourth aluminum tube 4, passes through the third aluminum tube 3, the second aluminum tube 2, the first aluminum tube 1 and the EVA handle 9 in sequence, and then connects to the lower part of the handle head 8.

[0018] The handle head 8 is composed of an upper plastic handle head and a lower plastic handle head that are fastened together.

[0019] Plastic plugs 14 are inserted into the outer end holes of the first liner 10 and the second liner 11. The plastic plugs 14 are in the shape of a cone.

[0020] The upper end of the second aluminum tube 2 is connected to a turnbuckle 15. The turnbuckle 15 is sleeved inside the first aluminum tube 1 and rubs against the inner wall of the first aluminum tube 1, thus playing a damping role.

[0021] The aforementioned drawstring 15 has a built-in hex wrench 16, which allows for easy removal of the second aluminum tube 2 from the first aluminum tube 1. The hex wrench 16 can be used to adjust the length of the wrist strap 7 on the handle head 8. The wrist strap 7 is fixed to the handle head 8 with an hex bolt. The length of the wrist strap 7 is easily adjustable to suit different user habits. The handle head 8 is made of EVA material, making it lightweight and sweat-absorbent. It offers a comfortable grip within its 240° angle range. The middle section of the handle head 8 is slightly thinner than the top and bottom sections, while the smaller section is slightly larger than the top section, preventing slippage and ensuring a comfortable grip.

Claims

1. A novel one-button pull trail running trekking pole, comprising an EVA handle (9), a first aluminum tube (1), a second aluminum tube (2), a third aluminum tube (3), and a fourth aluminum tube (4), characterized in that: The lower end of the EVA handle (9) is inserted and fixed to the upper end of the first aluminum tube (1). The upper end of the EVA handle (9) is inserted and fixed to the handle head (8). A wrist strap (7) is connected to the handle head (8). The upper section of the second aluminum tube (2) is slidably connected to the lower section of the first aluminum tube (1). A copper ball (6) protruding outside the tube wall is installed in the upper section of the second aluminum tube (2). A spring that drives the copper ball (6) outward is provided in the second aluminum tube (2). A bushing (5) is fixed to the lower end of the first aluminum tube (1). The upper end of the third aluminum tube (3) is fixed to the first bushing (10) for inserting and fixing to the lower end of the second aluminum tube (2). The upper end of the fourth aluminum tube (4) is fixed to the second bushing (11) for inserting and fixing to the lower end of the third aluminum tube (3). A rubber sleeve (12) is inserted and fixed to the lower end of the fourth aluminum tube (4).

2. The novel one-click trail running trekking pole according to claim 1, characterized in that: The fourth aluminum tube (4) is connected by a spring to a pull rope (13) that leads out to the outside of the fourth aluminum tube (4). The pull rope (13) leads out of the fourth aluminum tube (4) and passes through the third aluminum tube (3), the second aluminum tube (2), the first aluminum tube (1) and the EVA handle (9) in sequence before connecting to the lower part of the handle head (8).

3. A novel one-click trail running trekking pole according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that: The handle head (8) consists of an upper plastic handle head and a lower plastic handle head that are fastened together.

4. The novel one-click trail running trekking pole according to claim 3, characterized in that: Plastic plugs (14) are inserted into the outer end holes of the first liner (10) and the second liner (11), and the plastic plugs (14) are in the shape of a cone.

5. A novel one-click trail running trekking pole according to claim 4, characterized in that: The upper end of the second aluminum tube (2) is connected to a wicker basket (15).

6. A novel one-click trail running trekking pole according to claim 5, characterized in that: The flower orchid (15) is built into an internal hex wrench (16).

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