Outdoor trousers with trouser leg positioning structure
By incorporating a restraint channel and an innovative structure with connecting cords and snap fasteners in the outdoor pants, the problems of leg swaying and friction are solved, improving the comfort, safety, and durability of the outdoor pants.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- JOEONE
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-07
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-17
AI Technical Summary
The current outdoor pants have a relatively loose leg design, which cannot be effectively secured to boots or shoes, resulting in the pant legs wobbling, rubbing, and safety hazards, especially when riding, as they are easily caught by bicycle chains or other parts.
Design a trouser leg positioning structure, including bending inside the trouser body to form a constraint channel, installing connecting ropes and snap fasteners, connecting to shoelaces through a positioning part, and using components such as elastic buckles and Velcro to achieve stable fixation of the trouser leg.
Effectively prevents pant legs from swaying and rubbing, improves cycling safety, protects ankles, extends the lifespan of pants, and enhances comfort and durability during activities.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to an outdoor trouser with a leg positioning structure, belonging to the field of outdoor trouser technology. Background Technology
[0002] Outdoor pants are specifically designed for outdoor activities. They are typically made of durable, breathable, quick-drying, and comfortable materials to adapt to the needs of various environments and activities. They are commonly used in outdoor sports such as hiking, mountaineering, cycling, camping, and skiing, and their design takes into account the flexibility, comfort, and durability of the activities.
[0003] Outdoor pants offer high abrasion resistance and freedom of movement, capable of withstanding harsh environments and preventing damage from frequent friction during walking. When cycling, they provide a comfortable fit and prevent the cuffs from getting tangled in chains or other parts, while also offering some protection. Outdoor pants provide additional waterproof, windproof, and breathable properties, ensuring dryness and comfort in variable weather conditions.
[0004] Despite the increasing versatility of existing outdoor pants in terms of functionality, the following issues still exist:
[0005] Because many outdoor pants have a looser leg design, the cuffs cannot be effectively secured to boots or shoes. This can cause the cuffs to sway from side to side during fast walking or cycling, affecting comfort and potentially causing friction between the cuffs and the ground, shoelaces, etc., leading to discomfort or damage. In activities like cycling, long or loose cuffs can easily get caught on bicycle chains or bicycle components, causing discomfort and increasing safety hazards.
[0006] Therefore, the purpose of this study is to design a trouser leg positioning structure that can effectively constrain the separation distance between the trouser leg and the shoelace, thereby reducing friction and wobbling. Utility Model Content
[0007] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this utility model is to provide an outdoor trouser with a leg positioning structure to solve the problems of the existing technology.
[0008] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model is implemented through the following technical solution:
[0009] An outdoor pant with a leg opening mechanism, comprising:
[0010] The trouser body is bent inwards from the lower part of the trouser body and sewn together to form a constraint channel;
[0011] A connecting rope is installed inside the constraint channel, and the connecting rope layout portion extends from the constraint channel to the outer side of the pant body to form a positioning portion;
[0012] It also includes a snap fastener that cooperates with the positioning part;
[0013] The positioning part passes through any enclosed area of the shoelace, and the positioning part is connected to the shoelace by the snap fastener, thereby constraining the separation distance between the trouser body and the shoelace.
[0014] As a further improvement, an adjustable spring buckle is installed on the positioning part, and the length of the positioning part from which the connecting rope extends is adjusted by the spring buckle.
[0015] As a further improvement, the connecting rope is an elastic rope, which can extend the extension length of the positioning part in an emergency.
[0016] As a further improvement, the snap fastener includes a first female snap fastener sewn and fixed to the side of the trouser body, a first male snap fastener that is movably set, and a first connecting strap connecting the first male snap fastener and the first female snap fastener;
[0017] By passing the positioning part through any enclosed area of the shoelace and pulling it back towards the trouser body, the first buckle passes through the positioning part and engages with the first female buckle to secure it.
[0018] As a further improvement, a first Velcro is provided on the inner side of the first connecting strap near the first male buckle, and a second Velcro is provided in the area near the first female buckle.
[0019] In the idle state, the first male buckle and the second female buckle are fastened together, and the first connecting strip is bent to form a loop part;
[0020] The positioning part is inserted into the loop part, and the positioning part is fixed in the loop part by the adhesion of the first Velcro and the second Velcro.
[0021] As a further improvement, the snap fastener includes a second female snap fastener sewn and fixed on the positioning part, a second male snap fastener that is movably disposed, and a second connecting strip connecting the second male snap fastener and the second female snap fastener;
[0022] The positioning part passes through any enclosed area of the shoelace and is pulled back towards the trouser body, so that the second buckle passes through the positioning part and is fastened and fixed with the second female buckle.
[0023] Beneficial effects:
[0024] This invention, by setting a constraint channel and connecting rope, can effectively fix the trouser leg by connecting the positioning part to the shoelace, preventing the trouser leg from swaying from side to side during walking or cycling, and reducing discomfort and friction.
[0025] Because the positioning part and the snap fastener work together to tightly connect the shoelaces, the trouser legs are prevented from getting caught on the chain or cycling equipment, thus improving cycling safety.
[0026] When cycling, the pant legs are fixedly connected to the shoelaces to prevent them from being blown up by the wind or pulled up due to excessive movement, effectively protecting the ankle area and preventing the pant legs from rolling up.
[0027] By stabilizing the position of the trouser legs, friction between the trouser legs and the ground or other objects is reduced, extending the lifespan of the trousers and improving comfort during activities.
[0028] In existing technologies, many outdoor pants designs lack effective hem securing, making them prone to wobbling or getting caught on objects. This solution, however, effectively avoids this problem through an innovative design using connecting ropes and snap fasteners.
[0029] Using shoelaces to secure trouser hems offers greater versatility, accommodating almost all types of shoelaces. In contrast, many existing trouser hem securing devices are designed for specific shoe styles or shoelaces, offering less flexibility.
[0030] By securing the trouser legs, this solution not only reduces friction and wobbling but also prevents the trouser legs from riding up, effectively protecting the ankles, especially during cycling. Existing technologies offer weaker protection in this regard.
[0031] With the combination of snap fasteners and positioning mechanism, operation is simple and quick, allowing users to easily adjust the fit, improving comfort and responding quickly to changes in the outdoor environment.
[0032] Therefore, outdoor pants using this solution can effectively solve problems such as unstable cuffs, easy tangling of cuffs, friction damage, and the need to ride up while cycling, thus improving comfort, safety, and durability during outdoor activities. Attached Figure Description
[0033] To more clearly illustrate the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model, the drawings used in the embodiments will be briefly introduced below. It should be understood that the following drawings only show some embodiments of this utility model and should not be regarded as a limitation of the scope. For those skilled in the art, other related drawings can be obtained from these drawings without creative effort.
[0034] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of an outdoor trouser leg positioning structure according to this utility model.
[0035] Figure 2 This is a partial structural diagram of an outdoor trouser leg positioning structure according to the present invention.
[0036] Figure 3 This is a partially enlarged structural diagram of an outdoor trouser with a trouser leg positioning structure according to this utility model, showing its usage state.
[0037] Figure 4 This is a partially enlarged structural diagram of an outdoor trouser with a trouser leg positioning structure according to this utility model, showing its usage state.
[0038] Figure 5 This is a partially enlarged structural diagram of another embodiment of the outdoor pants with a trouser leg positioning structure according to this utility model, showing its usage state.
[0039] 1. Trouser body; 2. Restraint channel; 3. Connecting rope; 31. Positioning part; 4. Snap fastener; 5. Elastic buckle; 41. First female buckle; 42. First female buckle; 43. First connecting strap; 431. First Velcro; 432. Second Velcro; 433. Loop part; 44. Second female buckle; 45. Second female buckle; 46. Second connecting strap; 6. Shoelace. Detailed Implementation
[0040] To make the objectives, technical solutions, and advantages of the embodiments of this utility model clearer, the technical solutions of the embodiments of this utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of this utility model, not all of them. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of this utility model without creative effort are within the scope of protection of this utility model. Therefore, the following detailed description of the embodiments of this utility model provided in the accompanying drawings is not intended to limit the scope of the claimed utility model, but merely represents selected embodiments of this utility model. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of this utility model without creative effort are within the scope of protection of this utility model.
[0041] In the description of this utility model, the terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of indicated technical features. Thus, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of that feature. In the description of this utility model, "a plurality of" means two or more, unless otherwise explicitly specified.
[0042] Reference Figure 1-4 As shown, an outdoor trouser with a leg positioning structure includes: a trouser body 1, which is bent inward and sewn to form a constraint channel 2 in the lower direction of the trouser body 1;
[0043] A connecting rope 3 is installed in the constraint channel 2, and the layout portion of the connecting rope 3 extends from the constraint channel 2 to the outer side of the trouser body 1 to form a positioning portion 31;
[0044] It also includes a snap fastener 4 that cooperates with the positioning part 31;
[0045] The positioning part 31 passes through any enclosed area of the shoelace 6, and the four-button buckle 4 connects the positioning part 31 to the shoelace 6, thereby constraining the separation distance between the trouser body 1 and the shoelace 6.
[0046] The positioning part 31 extends out of the pants body 1 by pulling down the connecting rope 3. The positioning part 31 and the snap fastener 4 are used to connect and fix the pants to the shoelaces 6, preventing the pant legs from swaying from side to side and reducing friction during hiking. In addition, it also prevents the pants from pulling up, especially when cycling, and can better protect the ankles.
[0047] A constraint channel 2, which is inwardly bent and sewn in place below the trouser body 1, provides space for installing the connecting rope 3. The connecting rope 3 is installed within the constraint channel 2 and extends outward from the trouser body 1, forming a positioning part 31. The user can pass the positioning part 31 of the trouser leg through the shoelace 6 and connect the positioning part 31 to the shoelace 6 using a snap fastener 4. Through this connection method, the separation distance between the trouser leg and the shoelace 6 is effectively constrained, thus securing the trouser leg.
[0048] During hiking or cycling, the combination of connecting rope 3 and snap fastener 4 prevents the trouser legs from swaying from side to side, reduces friction, and increases comfort. At the same time, while cycling, the trouser legs will not ride up due to wind or movement, thus better protecting the ankles.
[0049] By setting the constraint channel 2 and the connecting rope 3, the connection between the positioning part 31 and the shoelace 6 can effectively fix the trouser leg, prevent the trouser leg from swinging left and right during walking or cycling, and reduce discomfort and friction.
[0050] Because the positioning part 31 and the snap fastener 4 work together to tightly connect the shoelaces 6, the trouser legs are prevented from getting stuck on the chain or cycling equipment, thus improving cycling safety.
[0051] When cycling, the pant legs are fixedly connected to the shoelaces 6 to prevent them from being blown up by the wind or pulled up due to excessive movement, effectively protecting the ankle area and preventing the pant legs from rolling up.
[0052] By stabilizing the position of the trouser legs, friction between the trouser legs and the ground or other objects is reduced, extending the lifespan of the trousers and improving comfort during activities.
[0053] In existing technologies, many outdoor pants designs lack effective leg support, making them prone to wobbling or getting caught on objects. This solution, however, effectively avoids this problem through the innovative design of the connecting rope 3 and the snap fastener 4.
[0054] The method of securing the trouser hem with shoelaces 6 is more versatile and suitable for almost all types of shoelaces 6. In contrast, many existing trouser hem securing devices are designed for specific shoe styles or shoelaces 6, and are less flexible.
[0055] By securing the trouser legs, this solution not only reduces friction and wobbling but also prevents the trouser legs from riding up, effectively protecting the ankles, especially during cycling. Existing technologies offer weaker protection in this regard.
[0056] With the cooperation of the snap fastener 4 and the positioning part 31, the operation is simple and quick, and users can easily adjust it, which can not only improve the wearing comfort, but also quickly respond to changes in the outdoor environment.
[0057] Therefore, outdoor pants using this solution can effectively solve problems such as unstable cuffs, easy tangling of cuffs, friction damage, and the need to ride up while cycling, thus improving comfort, safety, and durability during outdoor activities.
[0058] As a further improvement, an adjustable spring buckle 5 is installed on the positioning part 31, and the length of the positioning part 31 from which the connecting rope 3 extends is adjusted by the spring buckle 5.
[0059] By installing the adjustable elastic buckle 5 on the positioning part 31, the fixed length of the trouser leg can be flexibly adjusted according to the leg shape, height, and activity needs of different users. For users of different body types, the degree of restraint and length of the trouser leg may vary, and the adjustment function of the elastic buckle 5 can ensure that each user can obtain the best comfort and trouser leg fixation effect.
[0060] With the elastic buckle 5 adjustable, users can adjust the tightness of the trouser legs according to the intensity of the activity or the changing scene (such as hiking, cycling, etc.). If a looser fit is needed for increased comfort, it can be adjusted to be shorter; while in more intense sports or extreme weather conditions, the tightness can be increased to prevent the trouser legs from riding up or swinging, thus better fitting the wearer's needs.
[0061] The adjustable elastic buckle 5 effectively copes with various external environments, such as strong winds, downhill driving, and cycling. Users can flexibly adjust the binding tightness of the trouser legs according to the environment to prevent them from being exposed, rolled up, or tangled with objects. In this way, the trouser legs are not only more securely fixed, but can also be quickly and conveniently adjusted according to different needs.
[0062] The elastic buckle 5 is a type of fastener made of elastic materials, characterized by its ability to achieve fixation and connection through elasticity or stretching. It is typically made of elastic fabrics, rubber, plastic, or metal, possessing strong elasticity and resilience, and can maintain a tight fixation under a certain tensile force. Elastic buckles 5 are widely used in clothing, footwear, sports equipment, and other fields.
[0063] The core feature of the Elastic Buckle 5 is its elastic material, which allows it to return to its original shape after being stretched. This property allows it to easily adapt to different sizes or shapes, providing a secure yet flexible fastening. Elastic Buckles 5 are typically designed for quick tightness adjustment, allowing users to adjust the buckle's tension as needed. They are commonly used in products requiring frequent adjustments, such as athletic shoes, backpacks, and clothing. Since the Elastic Buckle 5 is a commercially available product, further details will not be provided.
[0064] For flexibility in responding to emergencies, the connecting rope 3 is an elastic rope, which can extend the extension length of the positioning part 31 in emergency situations.
[0065] The elastic cord design allows the positioning part 31 to extend rapidly in emergency situations, providing more room for maneuver or emergency functionality. For example, in situations requiring quick adjustment or temporary loosening, the elastic cord can adapt to sudden needs without sacrificing stability.
[0066] Because elastic cords have a certain degree of elasticity and extensibility, they can automatically adjust their length according to external tension or the user's needs. This design ensures that during activities (such as sports, rescue, etc.), they automatically adjust to changes in the external environment or the user's movements, thereby avoiding discomfort or functional impairment caused by over-fixation.
[0067] In certain situations, an overly tight positioning part 31 may cause discomfort or even restrict freedom of movement. The elastic cord can extend the length of the positioning part 31 as needed, avoiding the pressure caused by excessive tightness and providing a more comfortable user experience. Furthermore, the elastic cord can quickly release tension in emergencies, reducing the risk of injury in the event of an accident.
[0068] The elasticity of the elastic cord allows users to quickly adjust the length of the positioning section 31 in an emergency. For example, when encountering an obstacle or needing to avoid a danger, the elastic cord can help extend the positioning section 31, making it easier for the user to escape or adjust their posture, and providing more reaction time.
[0069] To improve stability and security, the snap fastener 4 includes a first female snap fastener 41 sewn and fixed to the side of the trouser body 1, a first male snap fastener 42 that is movably set, and a first connecting strap 43 that connects the first male snap fastener 42 and the first female snap fastener 41.
[0070] By passing the positioning part 31 through any enclosed area of the shoelace 6 and pulling it back towards the pant body 1, the first female buckle 42 passes through the positioning part 31 and engages with the first female buckle 41 to secure it.
[0071] The four-button fastener 4 significantly improves the stability of the trousers 1. The fastening method of the first female button 41 and the first female button 42 can effectively prevent the trousers from coming loose during wear due to movement, activity, or external force, ensuring that the trousers always stay in the required position and improving the stability of wearing them.
[0072] By passing the first female buckle 42 through the positioning part 31 and engaging with the first female buckle 41, the user can adjust the connection between the trouser leg and the shoe as needed, achieving a better fit and comfort. Through its integration with the closed area of the shoelace 6, the trousers become more stable during exercise without compressing the body, avoiding discomfort caused by excessive restraint. It allows the trousers to maintain a certain degree of stretch during activity, reducing localized pressure and increasing wearing comfort.
[0073] The snap fastener 4 allows for quick and easy on / off of the trousers while providing a reliable locking function. The way the first male snap 42 engages with the female snap eliminates the need for complicated operations when putting on or taking off the trousers, making it convenient for users to adjust quickly in daily life, especially in situations requiring a fast response.
[0074] To further enhance fixation and stability, a first Velcro 431 is provided on the inner side of the first connecting strap 43 near the first female buckle 42, and a second Velcro 432 is provided in the area near the first female buckle 41.
[0075] In the idle state, the first male buckle 42 and the second female buckle 44 are fastened together, and the first connecting strip 43 is bent to form a loop part 433;
[0076] The positioning part 31 is inserted into the loop part 433, and the positioning part 31 is fixed in the loop part 433 by the adhesion of the first Velcro 431 and the second Velcro 432.
[0077] By providing Velcro on the inner side of the first connecting strap 43, the securing effect is further enhanced on top of the engagement of the first male buckle 42 and the second female buckle 44. The Velcro provides additional adhesion, ensuring that the connecting strap firmly secures the positioning part 31 within the loop portion 433, preventing loosening or displacement during use, thereby improving overall stability and reliability. Through the cooperation of the first Velcro 431 and the second Velcro 432, the positioning part 31 can be stably fixed to the outside of the trouser leg even when not engaged with the shoelace 6, preventing it from swaying during walking.
[0078] Compared to traditional fasteners, Velcro is simpler and faster to use. When not in use, the user simply needs to fasten the first female hook 42 to the second female hook 44, bend the connecting strap to form a loop 433, and then secure the positioning part 31 with the Velcro. This reduces cumbersome steps and improves user efficiency.
[0079] Example 2
[0080] Reference Figure 5 As shown, this embodiment is basically the same as embodiment 1, but provides a different design scheme for the snap fastener 4. The difference is that the snap fastener 4 includes a second female snap fastener 44 sewn and fixed on the positioning part 31, a second male snap fastener 45 movably set, and a second connecting strap 46 connecting the second male snap fastener 45 and the second female snap fastener 44.
[0081] The positioning part 31 passes through any enclosed area of the shoelace 6 and is pulled back towards the pant body 1, so that the second female buckle 45 passes through the positioning part 31 and is fastened and fixed with the second female buckle 44.
[0082] By employing a four-in-one fastener design (including a second female fastener 44, a second female fastener 45, and a second connecting strap 46), a more secure connection can be provided. The cooperation between the second female fastener 44 and the second female fastener 45 ensures that the positioning part 31 can be firmly fixed in the required position, avoiding situations where the fastener is not secure due to friction, pulling, or external force, thereby enhancing the stability and reliability of the overall structure.
[0083] The design of the positioning part 31, which passes through any closed area of the shoelace 6 and pulls back towards the trouser body 1, means that the structure can adapt to different closed areas of the shoelace 6. Users can freely adjust the position of the positioning part 31 according to actual needs, flexibly adapting to different sizes, shapes, and requirements of trousers and shoes, providing a high degree of adaptability.
[0084] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of this utility model and is not intended to limit the utility model. Various modifications and variations can be made to this utility model by those skilled in the art. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, or improvements made within the spirit and principles of this utility model should be included within the protection scope of this utility model.
Claims
1. Outdoor pants with a pant leg positioning structure, characterized by, include: The trouser body (1) is bent inward and sewn to form a constraint channel (2) under the trouser body (1); A connecting rope (3) is installed in the constraint channel (2), and the layout part of the connecting rope (3) extends from the constraint channel (2) to the outer side of the trouser body (1) to form a positioning part (31); It also includes a snap fastener (4) that cooperates with the positioning part (31); The positioning part (31) passes through any enclosed area of the shoelace (6), and the positioning part (31) is connected to the shoelace (6) by the snap fastener (4), thereby constraining the separation distance between the trouser body (1) and the shoelace (6).
2. The outdoor pants of claim 1, wherein: An adjustable spring buckle (5) is installed on the positioning part (31), and the length of the positioning part (31) from which the connecting rope (3) extends is adjusted by the spring buckle (5).
3. The outdoor pants of claim 2, wherein: The connecting rope (3) is an elastic rope, which can extend the extension length of the positioning part (31) in an emergency.
4. The outdoor pants of claim 3, wherein: The snap fastener (4) includes a first female snap (41) sewn and fixed to the side of the trouser body (1), a first male snap (42) movably set, and a first connecting strap (43) connecting the first male snap (42) and the first female snap (41); By passing through any enclosed area of the shoelace (6) through the positioning part (31), and pulling back towards the pant body (1), the first female buckle (42) passes through the positioning part (31) and is fastened and fixed with the first female buckle (41).
5. The outdoor pants of claim 4, wherein: The first connecting strap (43) has a first Velcro (431) on its inner side near the first female buckle (42) and a second Velcro (432) on its inner side near the first female buckle (41). In the idle state, the first male buckle (42) is fastened to the second female buckle (44), and the first connecting strip (43) is bent to form a loop (433); The positioning part (31) is inserted into the ring part (433), and the positioning part (31) is fixed in the ring part (433) by the adhesion of the first Velcro (431) and the second Velcro (432).
6. The outdoor pants of claim 3, wherein: The snap fastener (4) includes a second female snap fastener (44) sewn and fixed on the positioning part (31), a second female snap fastener (45) movably disposed, and a second connecting strip (46) connecting the second female snap fastener (45) and the second female snap fastener (44); The positioning part (31) passes through any closed area of the shoelace (6) and is pulled back towards the trouser body (1) to pass the second female buckle (45) through the positioning part (31) and engage with the second female buckle (44) for fastening.