Lifting cylinder ball bag

Abstract

The utility model discloses a lifting cylinder ball bag which comprises a bag body, a head frame arranged at the top of the bag body and a base plate arranged at the bottom of the bag body, the head frame is movably matched with a lifting part, the lifting part surrounds a ball rod inserted in the bag body, the highest position of the lifting part after ascending is higher than the ball rod, and the head of the ball rod is exposed after the lifting part descends. Clubs are inserted into the bag body through insertion holes or grids of the head frame, and the heads of the clubs upwards protrude out of the head frame. When an operator lifts the lifting part, the lifting part surrounds all the golf clubs, and the highest position of the lifting part is higher than the heads of the golf clubs, so that the lifting part protects the golf clubs in the golf bag from external collision. When an operator uses the golf club, the lifting part is lowered, and the head of the golf club is exposed and is convenient to take and use.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to leisure sports products, specifically golf bags. Background Technology

[0002] The clubs are inserted into the golf bag, with the clubheads protruding upwards from the headframe of the bag. Although the headframe has several holes and grids to separate the clubs, the clubheads are prone to collisions above the headframe, causing damage to the clubheads. Summary of the Invention

[0003] The technical problem solved by this invention is that the club head of a golf club inserted into a golf bag is prone to collision above the head frame, causing damage to the club head.

[0004] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, the present invention provides the following technical solution: a lifting cylinder ball bag, including a bag body, a head frame disposed at the top of the bag body, and a base disposed at the bottom of the bag body. The head frame is movably fitted with a lifting part, which surrounds a ball stick inserted into the bag body. The highest position of the lifting part after it rises is higher than the ball stick, and the head of the ball stick is exposed after the lifting part descends. A locking component is provided between the lifting part, the bag body, and the head frame. The locking component can lock the high position of the lifting part after it rises and the low position after it descends. The unlocking key of the locking component is disposed on the top side of the lifting part.

[0005] The cue stick is inserted into the bag through a slot or grille in the headframe, with the cue stick head protruding upwards from the headframe. The operator raises the lifting mechanism, which surrounds all the cue sticks and is positioned above the cue stick head, thus protecting them from external impacts. When the operator needs to use the cue stick, the lifting mechanism is lowered, exposing the cue stick head for easy access.

[0006] The lifting section rises to its highest position, at the high position. The lifting section then descends to its lowest position, at the low position. Because a locking mechanism is installed between the lifting section and the bag body and head frame, the locking mechanism can lock the lifting section when it is in the high position. The unlocking button for the locking mechanism is located on the top of the lifting section, allowing the operator to easily unlock the mechanism.

[0007] As a structural choice, the head frame features an annular groove through which the lifting mechanism can pass and extend downwards into the bag body. The annular groove divides the head frame into a central island shape and an outer ring shape. The lifting mechanism can be concealed within the bag body when it descends.

[0008] Alternatively, the lifting mechanism includes an upper frame and a lower frame, and a connector that securely connects the upper and lower frames. When the lifting mechanism rises to its highest position, the lower frame abuts against the bottom of the headstock. When the lifting mechanism descends to its lowest position, the upper frame abuts against the top of the headstock. This limits the range of motion of the lifting mechanism. Alternatively, the connector can be a rod, a plate, and an outer material surrounding the rod or plate, making the lifting mechanism a cylindrical component that protects the cue.

[0009] As a structural choice, the bag body includes an outer fiber rod that securely connects the head frame (specifically, the outer ring-shaped portion of the head frame) to the base, and an inner fiber rod that securely connects the head frame (specifically, the central island-shaped portion of the head frame) to the central frame, with the central frame fixedly mounted on the outer fiber rod. The outer material of the bag body surrounds all the outer fiber rods, and the top of the outer material connects to the head frame, while the bottom connects to the base. A lowering section extending downwards into the bag body is located between the outer and inner fiber rods. The use of fiber rods in the bag body effectively reduces the weight of the bag.

[0010] The lower frame is movably fitted with the outer fiber rod and can move up and down along the outer fiber rod. The outer fiber rod acts as a guide rod for the lower frame, and the lower frame is provided with guide holes that mate with the outer fiber rod.

[0011] Alternatively, the locking assembly includes a cylindrical component that securely connects the upper and lower frames, an unlocking lever disposed within the cylindrical component, an unlocking key hinged to the upper frame, one end of the unlocking key being movably connected to the top of the unlocking lever, and a wedge block connected to the bottom of the unlocking lever. A guide limiter is provided at the bottom of the cylindrical component, and the latch is movably fitted within the guide limiter. The latch is equipped with a spring and has a wedge groove that mates with the wedge block. A locking block is provided on the outer fiber rod. A connecting seat is provided at the bottom of the upper frame, and the top of the cylindrical component is fixedly connected to the connecting seat via a connector. The unlocking key is hinged to the connecting seat, one end of the unlocking key protruding laterally from the upper frame for easy pressing by the operator, and the other end of the unlocking key located above the unlocking lever. When the operator presses the unlock button, the unlock button tilts around its hinge axis with the connecting seat, which is equivalent to a lever. This drives the unlocking rod to descend, which in turn drives the wedge block to descend. The wedge block penetrates the wedge groove of the latch, driving the latch to translate. The latch retracts into the guide limiter and disengages from the latch block, thus unlocking the mechanism and allowing the lifting section to descend.

[0012] As the lifting section moves upward, upon reaching its highest position, the wedge-shaped latch automatically passes over the locking block to lock the lifting section. At this point, the latch drives the wedge block and the unlocking rod to rise and reset. The top of the unlocking rod drives the unlocking key to rotate and reset. Furthermore, the end of the unlocking key connected to the unlocking rod abuts against the bottom of the upper frame, limiting the rotation range of the unlocking key.

[0013] As an improvement, a brake switch is provided on the handle of the headframe, and a roller is provided on the bottom of the chassis. The roller has a brake element, which is connected to the brake switch via a brake cable. When the operator activates the brake switch, the brake cable is pulled, which in turn pulls the brake element, causing it to contact the roller and brake it.

[0014] The brake switch includes a brake button and a brake release button movably mounted on the brake switch main board (mounted on the handle of the headstock). The brake release button has a fixed hook, and the brake button has a step that engages with the hook. The brake button can move linearly along the brake switch main board and is connected to the brake cable. When the operator moves the brake button upwards, it pulls the brake cable. The hook engages with the step, locking the brake button. To unlock the roller brake, the operator presses the brake release button, disengaging the hook from the step, causing the brake button to descend and reset. The brake element rotates back to its original position under the action of a torsion spring, releasing the roller brake.

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following technical effects:

[0016] First, the cue stick inserted into the bag is fully protected by the lifting mechanism, and it is also easy for the user to access;

[0017] Secondly, the high position of the lifting section can be automatically locked, and it is convenient for users to unlock it;

[0018] Third, the unlocking button for the lifting mechanism can be located on the side of the top, which is not only convenient to operate but also aesthetically pleasing;

[0019] Fourth, the bag body uses fiber rods, and the outer perimeter of the lifting part is made of PE material or fabric, which can effectively reduce the weight of the ball bag;

[0020] Fifth, a brake switch is installed on the handle of the head frame to facilitate users in locking and unlocking the rollers. Attached Figure Description

[0021] The invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:

[0022] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of a rising tube ball bag;

[0023] Figure 2 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the rising section 30;

[0024] Figure 3 for Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the ball bag from another perspective;

[0025] Figure 4 for Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the middle roller 21.

[0026] Explanation of symbols in the diagram:

[0027] 10. Head frame; 11. Annular groove;

[0028] 20. Chassis; 21. Roller; 22. Brake component; 221. Braking part of the brake component; 222. Connection hole between the brake component and the brake cable; 23. Torsion spring; 24. Roller bracket, mounted on the chassis; 241. Brake cable through hole;

[0029] 30. Lifting section; 31. Upper frame; 32. Lower frame; 33. Connecting seat;

[0030] 41. Outer fiber rod; 42. Middle frame; 43. Inner fiber rod; 44. Locking block;

[0031] 50. Unlock button; 51. Lock; 53. Unlock lever; 54. Cylinder; 55. Wedge block; 56. Guide limit component; 57. Spring; 58. Wedge groove;

[0032] 60. Brake switch; 61. Brake switch mainboard; 62. Brake button; 63. Brake release button; 64. Hook; 65. Brake cable. Detailed Implementation

[0033] Combination Figure 1 , Figure 2 The rising cylinder golf bag includes a bag body, a head frame 10 located at the top of the bag body, and a base 20 located at the bottom of the bag body. A rising mechanism 30 is movably fitted to the head frame, surrounding a golf club inserted into the bag body. When the rising mechanism is raised, its highest position is higher than the golf club; when the rising mechanism is lowered, the golf club head is exposed. A locking assembly is provided between the rising mechanism 30 and the bag body and head frame. The locking assembly can lock the rising mechanism at its highest and lowest positions. The unlocking button for the locking assembly is located on the top of the rising mechanism.

[0034] The head frame 10 is provided with an annular groove 11, through which the lifting part 30 can pass and extend downward into the bag body. The annular groove 11 divides the head frame 10 into a central island shape and an outer ring shape. The lifting part 30 can be hidden inside the bag body when it descends.

[0035] like Figure 1 , Figure 2 The lifting section 30 includes an upper frame 31 and a lower frame 32, as well as a connector that fixes the upper frame and the lower frame together. The connector may be a rod, a plate, or an outer material surrounding the rod or plate, making the lifting section 30 a cylindrical component to protect the cue.

[0036] The bag body includes an outer fiber rod 41 that is fixedly connected to the outer ring-shaped portion of the head frame 10 and the base 20, and an inner fiber rod 43 that is fixedly connected to the middle island-shaped portion of the head frame and the middle frame 42. The middle frame is fixedly mounted on the outer fiber rod. The outer material of the bag body surrounds all the outer fiber rods, and the top of the outer material of the bag body is connected to the head frame, and the bottom is connected to the base. A lifting portion 30 that extends downward into the bag body is located between the outer fiber rod and the inner fiber rod.

[0037] The lower frame 32 is movably fitted with the outer fiber rod 41 and can move up and down along the outer fiber rod.

[0038] Combination Figure 2 , Figure 3 The locking assembly includes a cylindrical member 54 that is fixedly connected to the upper frame 31 and the lower frame 32, an unlocking rod 53 disposed in the cylindrical member, an unlocking key 50 hinged to the upper frame, one end of the unlocking key being movably connected to the top structure 59 of the unlocking rod, and a wedge block 55 connected to the bottom of the unlocking rod. A guide limiting member 56 is provided at the bottom of the cylindrical member 54, and a latch 51 is movably fitted in the guide limiting member. The latch is equipped with a spring 57 and has a wedge groove 58 that mates with the wedge block. A locking block 44 is provided on the outer fiber rod 41.

[0039] Combination Figure 2 , Figure 4 The headframe has a brake switch 60 on its handle, and the chassis 20 has a roller 21 at its bottom. The roller has a brake element 22, which is connected to the brake switch via a brake cable. Specifically, the brake switch 60 includes a brake button 62 and a brake release button 63 that are movably fitted onto the brake switch main board 61. The brake release button has a hook 64, and the brake button has a step that can engage with the hook. The brake button can move linearly along the brake switch main board, and the brake button is connected to the brake cable.

[0040] The cue stick is inserted into the bag through the slot or grid in the head frame 10, with the cue stick head protruding upwards from the head frame. When the operator raises the lifting section 30 to its highest position, the wedge-shaped latch 51 automatically passes over the locking block 44 to lock the lifting section 30. Because the lifting section 30 surrounds all the cue sticks and its highest position is above the cue stick head, it protects the cue sticks in the bag from external impacts.

[0041] When using the cue stick, the operator needs to lower the lifting section 30, press the unlock button 50, drive the unlock lever 53 to descend, and the unlock lever drives the latch 51 to move horizontally, disengaging the latch from the locking block 44. In this way, the operator can lower the lifting section 30. When the lifting section reaches the low position, the cue stick head is exposed for easy access.

[0042] The operator moves the brake button 62, pulling the brake cable. Simultaneously, the hook 64 contacts the brake button 62. Under the action of the return spring associated with the brake release button 63, the hook 64 engages with the step on the back of the brake button 62, locking the brake button. To unlock the roller brake, the operator presses the brake release button 63, compressing the return spring, disengaging the hook 64 from the step, causing the brake button 62 to descend and reset. The brake element 22 rotates back to its original position under the action of the torsion spring 23, releasing the brake on the roller 21.

[0043] The above description is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, there will be changes in the specific implementation and application scope based on the ideas of the present invention. The content of this specification should not be construed as a limitation of the present invention.

Claims

1. A lifting cylinder ball pocket, comprising a pocket body, a head frame (10) arranged at the top of the pocket body, a bottom disc (20) arranged at the bottom of the pocket body, and a lifting part (30) movably matched with the head frame, characterized in that: The lifting part surrounds the golf club inserted in the bag body, and the highest position of the lifting part after rising is higher than the golf club, and the head of the golf club is exposed after the lifting part is lowered; The lifting part (30) is provided with a locking assembly between the bag body and the head frame, the locking assembly can lock the high position after the lifting part rises and the low position after the lifting part is lowered, and the unlocking key of the locking assembly is arranged at the top side of the lifting part.

2. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 1, wherein: The head frame (10) is provided with an annular groove (11), and the lifting part (30) can pass through the annular groove and deeply enter the bag body downward.

3. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 2, wherein: The lifting part (30) comprises an upper frame (31), a lower frame (32), and a connecting member fixedly connecting the upper frame and the lower frame.

4. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 3 wherein: The bag body comprises an outer fiber rod (41) fixedly connecting the head frame (10) and the bottom disc (20), and an inner fiber rod (43) fixedly connecting the head frame and the middle frame (42), the middle frame is fixedly installed on the outer fiber rod, and the lifting part (30) deeply entering the bag body downward is located between the outer fiber rod and the inner fiber rod.

5. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 4 wherein: The lower frame (32) is movably connected with the outer fiber rod (41) and can be lifted along the outer fiber rod.

6. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 4 wherein: The locking assembly comprises a cylinder (54) fixedly connecting the upper frame (31) and the lower frame (32), an unlocking rod (53) arranged in the cylinder, and an unlocking key (50) hingedly connected to the upper frame, one end of the unlocking key is movably connected to the top of the unlocking rod, and the bottom of the unlocking rod is connected with a wedge-shaped block (55). The bottom of the cylinder (54) is provided with a guide limiting piece (56), a lock catch (51) is movably connected in the guide limiting piece, the lock catch is provided with a spring (57), and the lock catch is provided with a wedge-shaped groove (58) matched with the wedge-shaped block. The outer fiber rod (41) is provided with a lock block (44).

7. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 1 wherein: A brake switch (60) is arranged on the handle of the head frame, the bottom of the bottom disc (20) is provided with a rolling wheel (21), the rolling wheel is provided with a brake member (22), and the brake member is connected with the brake switch through a brake wire.

8. The lift cylinder ball pocket of claim 7, wherein: The brake switch (60) comprises a brake key (62) and a brake release key (63) movably connected on a brake switch main plate (61), the brake release key is fixedly provided with a hook portion (64), the brake key is provided with a step capable of being matched with the hook portion, the brake key can be linearly displaced along the brake switch main plate, and the brake key is connected with the brake wire.

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