Alpenstock and alpenstock handle

Abstract

The utility model relates to the technical field of outdoor articles, disclose a mountaineering pole handle, including handle main part and wrist strap, be equipped with telescopic lock assembly on handle main part, telescopic lock assembly is used for with the partial structure of wrist strap with detachable mode lock in handle main part on, telescopic lock assembly has press part and locking part, press press part triggers locking part to move, to make wrist strap and handle main part separate, the wrist strap is connected with the fastener of adaptation, handle main part has the fastening cavity, locking part is used for limiting locking in the fastening cavity with fastener, press part has extrusion end, locking part has the supporting part, the supporting part is matched with extrusion end, extrusion end extrusion supporting part to make locking part move, locking part and handle main part between being equipped with elastic part, elastic part is used for keeping the end of locking part has the movement tendency in fastening cavity. The utility model has wrist strap and is separated relatively fast and convenient advantage.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of outdoor products technology, specifically to a trekking pole and a trekking pole handle. Background Technology

[0002] Hiking poles are auxiliary equipment used in outdoor sports such as mountaineering and hiking. Using trekking poles can improve walking stability and reduce some of the burden on the legs.

[0003] In existing technology, trekking poles are usually equipped with wrist straps. When using them, the wrist straps are wrapped around the wrists to prevent the trekking poles from slipping off during mountaineering or skiing. However, when it is necessary to release the trekking poles, the wrist straps on conventional trekking poles are fixed to the poles, making them difficult to remove. If the wrist straps are tangled in tree branches or other emergency situations, they can only be removed by breaking them apart, which is not convenient and poses certain safety hazards. Utility Model Content

[0004] This invention provides a trekking pole handle that allows for quick and convenient wrist strap removal, thereby solving the aforementioned technical problems.

[0005] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention adopts the following technical solution: A trekking pole handle includes a handle body and a wrist strap. The handle body is provided with a telescopic locking assembly for detachably locking a portion of the wrist strap onto the handle body. The telescopic locking assembly has a pressing part and a locking part. Pressing the pressing part triggers the locking part to move, thereby disengaging the wrist strap from the handle body.

[0006] The principle and advantages of this solution are as follows: the telescopic locking assembly facilitates the detachable connection between the wristband and the handle body, making it easy to remove the wristband; by pressing the telescopic locking assembly, not only can the wristband be locked and fixed, but it can also be detached from the handle body, thereby removing the wristband quickly and conveniently, making it suitable for use on walking sticks for skiing, mountaineering, walking, etc.

[0007] Preferably, as an improvement, the wristband is adapted to be connected with a locking member, the handle body has a locking cavity, and the locking part is used to limit and lock the locking member in the locking cavity.

[0008] Beneficial effects: By adopting the above solution, it is convenient to lock the locking member through the cooperation of the locking part and the locking cavity, that is, to realize the installation and fixation of the wristband.

[0009] Preferably, as an improvement, the pressing part has a squeezing end, the locking part has a supporting part, the supporting part is adapted to the squeezing end, and the squeezing end squeezes the supporting part to move the locking part; an elastic part is provided between the locking part and the handle body, and the elastic part has a tendency to keep the end of the locking part in the locking cavity.

[0010] Beneficial effects: By adopting the above solution, it is convenient for the pressing part to drive the locking part to move under the action of external force and through the cooperation of the supporting part and the squeezing end. The elastic part has the tendency to keep the end of the locking part in the locking cavity and facilitates the overall reset of the telescopic locking assembly.

[0011] Preferably, as an improvement, the handle body has a storage opening, which is connected to the locking cavity, and the locking member is placed in the locking cavity through the storage opening.

[0012] Beneficial effect: The placement opening is adapted to facilitate the insertion of the locking member from the placement opening into the locking cavity.

[0013] Preferably, as an improvement, the handle body is provided with a positioning groove, the positioning groove is connected to the locking cavity, and a part of the wristband structure is movable up and down within the positioning groove.

[0014] Beneficial effects: The positioning groove further restricts the movement of part of the wristband's structure, which helps with the installation and use of the wristband.

[0015] Preferably, as an improvement, the handle body has a receiving cavity and a limiting cavity, and one end of the pressing part having the squeezing end is movably arranged in the receiving cavity; the locking cavity and the receiving cavity are both connected to the limiting cavity, and the locking part is movably located at the limiting cavity.

[0016] Beneficial effects: The use of the accommodating cavity and the limiting cavity facilitates the reasonable arrangement of the pressing part and the locking part, and realizes the linkage relationship between their structures.

[0017] Preferably, as an improvement, the pressing part is provided with a travel groove, and a limiting member is adapted to be installed on the handle body. The limiting member passes through the travel groove or a part of the limiting member is located in the travel groove. The locking part has a limiting part, a baffle is provided between the locking cavity and the limiting cavity, the limiting part is limited and arranged between the baffle and the limiting cavity, and the supporting part is arranged on the limiting part.

[0018] Beneficial effects: The cooperation between the limiting member and the travel groove facilitates the limiting of the pressing part, preventing the pressing part from detaching from the handle body during use; the limiting member and the baffle facilitate the limiting of the movement of the locking part, allowing it to move within the preset limiting cavity and ensuring its normal operation.

[0019] Preferably, as an improvement, one end of the locking part has an inclined guide surface.

[0020] Beneficial effects: By adopting the above solution, when the locking member is inserted from the locking cavity, the locking member can gradually squeeze the guide surface, causing the locking part to retract inward until the locking member is locked between the locking part and the locking cavity.

[0021] Preferably, as an improvement, the pressing part has a limiting post located in the receiving cavity, and the bottom of the receiving cavity is provided with a support platform for supporting the limiting, the support platform corresponding to the limiting post.

[0022] Beneficial effects: The above solution helps to limit the pressing or telescopic stroke of the telescopic locking assembly, avoiding excessive compression that could damage the structure.

[0023] Preferably, as an improvement, the wristband is in the form of a glove or a rope.

[0024] Beneficial effects: The above technical solution, using glove-style or rope-style wristbands, can meet the needs of different users. In particular, glove-style wristbands can be worn on the wrist, which not only helps protect the hands but also makes them less likely to fall off, thus improving the overall structural stability.

[0025] One object of this utility model is to provide a trekking pole and a trekking pole handle, wherein when the wrist strap is worn on the wrist, the user can quickly detach the wrist strap from the handle body to facilitate the removal of the main body of the trekking pole from the hand.

[0026] One objective of this invention is to provide a trekking pole and a trekking pole handle, wherein when the wearing part of the wristband is worn on the wrist, the user only needs to press the pressing end of the pressing part with their thumb to quickly remove the wristband, which is simple and convenient to operate.

[0027] One objective of this utility model is to provide a trekking pole and a trekking pole handle, wherein after the locking member of the wrist strap is inserted into the locking cavity through the storage port of the handle body, the wrist strap and the handle body can be quickly installed simply by pulling the wrist strap downwards, making the operation simple and convenient.

[0028] One objective of this utility model is to provide a trekking pole and a trekking pole handle, wherein after the locking member of the wrist strap is inserted into the receiving cavity of the locking element of the locking part through the storage port of the handle body, the wrist strap and the handle body can be quickly installed simply by pulling the wrist strap down, making the operation simple and convenient.

[0029] According to one aspect of the present invention, a trekking pole handle is provided, comprising a handle body, a telescopic locking assembly, and a wrist strap, wherein the telescopic locking assembly is provided on the handle body, the telescopic locking assembly being used to detachably lock a portion of the wrist strap onto the handle body, wherein the telescopic locking assembly includes a pressing part and a locking part, pressing the pressing part triggers the locking part to move, thereby disengaging the wrist strap from the handle body.

[0030] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the pressing part is arranged vertically and can move along the vertical direction when pressed, and the locking part is arranged laterally and can move along the lateral direction when driven by the pressing part.

[0031] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the telescopic locking assembly includes an elastic portion disposed between the locking portion and the handle body, and the elastic portion has a tendency to keep the end of the locking portion within the locking cavity.

[0032] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the handle body has a locking cavity, a storage opening, a positioning groove, a receiving cavity, and a limiting cavity. The locking cavity and the receiving cavity are isolated and both extend vertically. The storage opening is located at the top of the handle body and communicates with the locking cavity. The positioning groove is continuously arranged vertically downwards along the side wall of the handle body from the storage opening. The positioning groove communicates with the locking cavity, and the width of the positioning groove is smaller than the width of the locking cavity. The limiting cavity connects the bottom of the receiving cavity and the middle of the locking cavity. The pressing part has a pressure-receiving end and a squeezing end relative to the pressure-receiving end. The squeezing end has a squeezing slope. The pressing part is pressably mounted in the receiving cavity of the handle body. The pressure-receiving end of the pressing part is exposed on the top of the handle body. The locking part has a supporting part, a locking end, and an abutting end relative to the locking end. The supporting part has a pressure-receiving slope. The pressing part is movably mounted in the receiving cavity of the handle body. The limiting cavity is described above. The opposite ends of the elastic part abut against the abutting end of the locking part and the handle body, respectively. The pressure-receiving inclined surface of the supporting part and the compression inclined surface of the squeezing end of the pressing part are in contact. The locking end of the locking part can enter or exit the locking cavity of the handle body. The wristband includes a wristband body and a locking member. The wristband body includes a wearing part and a connecting part extending outward from the wearing part. The locking member is disposed on the connecting part. The size of the connecting part matches the size of the positioning groove of the handle body. The size of the locking member matches the size of the locking cavity of the handle body. When the locking end of the locking part enters the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking member is blocked by the locking end of the locking part to prevent the locking member from disengaging from the locking cavity of the handle body. When the locking end of the locking part exits the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking member is allowed to disengage from the locking cavity of the handle body.

[0033] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the abutting end of the locking part has a blind hole, the handle body has a receiving hole, one end of the elastic part extends into the blind hole of the locking part, and the other end extends into the receiving hole of the handle body.

[0034] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the pressing part is provided with a travel groove, the handle body has a limiting member, the limiting member passes through the travel groove of the handle body or a part of the limiting member is located in the travel groove of the handle body.

[0035] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the locking part has a limiting part, the handle body is provided with a baffle between the locking cavity and the limiting cavity, the limiting part is limitedly arranged between the baffle and the limiting cavity, and the supporting part is arranged on the limiting part.

[0036] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the locking end of the locking part has an inclined guide surface, and the distance between the guide surface and the inner wall of the handle body that defines the locking cavity gradually decreases along the direction from the storage opening of the handle body to the bottom of the locking cavity.

[0037] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the locking element of the wristband is spherical.

[0038] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the pressing end of the pressing part has a guide groove, and the pressing end is provided with a pressing inclined surface on each side of the guide groove. The supporting part of the locking part has two pressing inclined surfaces, and the supporting part has a guide block between the two pressing inclined surfaces. The positions of each pressing inclined surface of the pressing end of the pressing part and the positions of each pressing inclined surface of the supporting part of the locking part correspond one-to-one. The guide block of the supporting part is slidably held in the guide groove of the pressing end.

[0039] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the handle body has a mounting groove located at the bottom of the locking cavity. A magnetic component is installed in the mounting groove of the handle body, and the locking component is a steel ball. The locking component and the magnetic component can magnetically attract each other.

[0040] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the wristband includes a wristband body and a locking member. The wristband body includes a wearing portion and a connecting portion extending outward from the wearing portion. The locking member is disposed on the connecting portion. The handle body has a locking cavity, a storage opening, a positioning groove, a receiving cavity, and a limiting cavity. The locking cavity and the receiving cavity are isolated and both extend vertically. The storage opening is located on the side of the handle body and communicates with the locking cavity. The positioning groove is continuously arranged vertically downward from the storage opening along the side wall of the handle body. The positioning groove and the locking cavity... The limiting cavity connects the bottom of the receiving cavity and the middle of the locking cavity. The pressing part has a squeezing end and a pressure-receiving end relative to the squeezing end. The pressing part is pressably mounted in the receiving cavity of the handle body. The pressure-receiving end of the pressing part is exposed on the top of the handle body. The locking part includes a locking element and a swing arm. The locking element has a receiving cavity and a locking cavity. The size of the receiving cavity matches the size of the locking element, and the width of the receiving cavity is greater than the width of the positioning groove of the handle body. The locking element is movable up and down. The locking cavity of the locking element is installed in the locking cavity of the locking element. When the locking element moves downward to the bottom of the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking element is in the locked position and the opening of the receiving cavity of the locking element corresponds to the positioning groove of the handle body. When the locking element moves upward to the top of the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking element is in the unlocked position and the opening of the receiving cavity of the locking element corresponds to the storage opening of the handle body. The top of the swing arm is rotatably mounted on the handle body and located at the limit of the handle body. The locking cavity of the locking element is provided with a laterally extending insert section at the bottom of the swing arm. The insert section of the swing arm can enter or exit the locking cavity of the locking element. The telescopic locking assembly includes an elastic part, which includes a first elastic element, a second elastic element, and a third elastic element. The opposite ends of the first elastic element abut against the pressure end of the pressing part and the handle body, respectively. The two ends of the second elastic element abut against the top of the locking element and the handle body, respectively. The opposite ends of the third elastic element abut against the bottom of the swing arm and the handle body, respectively.

[0041] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the locking element has a rear notch located below the locking cavity. After the locking element moves upward to the unlocking position, the rear notch of the locking element is used to avoid the insert section of the swing arm, so that the insert section enters the locking cavity of the handle body.

[0042] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the handle body has a first abutment plate, the first abutment plate is located above the swing arm, the bottom of the first elastic element abuts against the first abutment plate of the handle body, and the top abuts against the top of the pressing part.

[0043] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the locking element has a front notch in the middle of its front side, the handle body has a second abutment plate, the second abutment plate is located above the storage opening and extends into the front notch of the locking element, the bottom of the second elastic element abuts against the second abutment plate of the handle body, and the top abuts against the top of the locking element.

[0044] According to one embodiment of the present invention, the handle body has a recessed groove that extends downward from the limiting cavity. The bottom of the third elastic element is recessed into the recessed groove of the handle body and abuts against the bottom of the recessed groove of the handle body, while the top abuts against the bottom of the swing arm.

[0045] According to another aspect of the present invention, the present invention further provides a trekking pole, which includes a pole and a trekking pole handle. The trekking pole handle is installed at the top of the pole. The trekking pole handle includes a handle body, a telescopic locking assembly, and a wrist strap. The telescopic locking assembly is provided on the handle body. The telescopic locking assembly is used to detachably lock a portion of the wrist strap onto the handle body. The telescopic locking assembly includes a pressing part and a locking part. Pressing the pressing part triggers the locking part to move, thereby disengaging the wrist strap from the handle body. Attached Figure Description

[0046] Figure 1 This is a perspective view of a hiking pole according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0047] Figure 2 This is a partial cross-sectional view of the handle of a trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0048] Figure 3 This is a cross-sectional view of another partial location of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0049] Figure 4 This is a perspective view of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0050] Figure 5 This is a perspective view of a partial structure of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0051] Figure 6 This is an exploded view of a partial structure of the handle of the trekking pole according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0052] Figure 7 This is an exploded view of another perspective of the partial structure of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0053] Figure 8 This is a perspective view of a handle body of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0054] Figure 9 This is a perspective view of a pressing part of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0055] Figure 10 This is a perspective view of a locking part of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0056] Figure 11 This is a partial cross-sectional view of a wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0057] Figure 12 This is a perspective view showing the connection relationship between a partial structure of the handle body of the trekking pole and a locking member of the wrist strap according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0058] Figure 13 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram showing the connection relationship between the handle body, the locking part, the elastic part, and the locking member of the wristband of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0059] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the disassembly process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0060] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the installation process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0061] Figure 16 This is a partial structural schematic diagram of a modified example of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0062] Figure 17This is a perspective view of a hiking pole according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0063] Figure 18 This is an exploded view of the handle of a trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0064] Figure 19 This is a cross-sectional view of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0065] Figure 20 This is an exploded view of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0066] Figure 21 This is an exploded view of the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0067] Figure 22 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating one of the disassembly processes of a wrist strap on the handle of the trekking pole according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0068] Figure 23 This is a cross-sectional view of the second disassembly process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0069] Figure 24 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating the third step in the disassembly process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0070] Figure 25 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating one of the installation processes of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0071] Figure 26 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating the second step in the installation process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0072] Figure 27 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating the third step in the installation process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention.

[0073] Figure 28 This is a cross-sectional schematic diagram illustrating the fourth step in the installation process of the wrist strap of the trekking pole handle according to the above-described preferred embodiment of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0074] The technical solutions in the embodiments of this application will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0075] The terminology used in the following embodiments is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of this application. As used in the specification and appended claims of this application, the singular expressions “a,” “an,” “the,” “the,” “the,” and “this” are intended to also include expressions such as “one or more,” unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. It should also be understood that in the following embodiments of this application, “at least one” and “one or more” refer to one, two, or more than two. The term “and / or” is used to describe the relationship between related objects, indicating that three relationships may exist; for example, A and / or B can indicate: A alone, A and B simultaneously, or B alone, where A and B can be singular or plural. The character “ / ” generally indicates that the preceding and following related objects are in an “or” relationship.

[0076] References to "one embodiment" or "some embodiments" as described in this specification mean that one or more embodiments of this application include a specific feature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with that embodiment. Therefore, the phrases "in one embodiment," "in some embodiments," "in other embodiments," "in still other embodiments," etc., appearing in different parts of this specification do not necessarily refer to the same embodiment, but rather mean "one or more, but not all, embodiments," unless otherwise specifically emphasized. The terms "comprising," "including," "having," and variations thereof mean "including but not limited to," unless otherwise specifically emphasized.

[0077] Appendix Figures 1 to 15 A preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the trekking pole includes a trekking pole handle 1000 and a pole shaft 2000, the trekking pole handle 1000 being mounted on the top of the pole shaft 2000. The pole shaft 2000 may be, but is not limited to, a telescopic pole.

[0078] Specifically, the trekking pole handle 1000 further includes a handle body 100, a telescopic locking assembly 200, and a wrist strap 300. The telescopic locking assembly 200 is provided on the handle body 100, and is used to detachably lock a portion of the wrist strap 300 onto the handle body 100. After the user puts the wrist strap 300 on their wrist, their hand can grip the trekking pole handle 1000, at which point the user can use the trekking pole.

[0079] The telescopic locking assembly 200 includes a pressing part 210 and a locking part 220. The pressing part 210 is pressably mounted on the handle body 100, and the locking part 220 is movably mounted on the handle body 100 and drivably connected to the pressing part 210. When the pressing part 210 is not pressed, the locking part 220 locks the wrist strap 300 onto the handle body 100. Pressing the pressing part 210 triggers the locking part 220 to move, thereby disengaging the wrist strap 300 from the handle body 100. When the user wears the wrist strap 300 on their wrist and holds the trekking pole handle 1000, the user can press the pressing part 210 with their thumb, which triggers the locking part 220 to move, allowing for convenient and quick disengagement of the wrist strap 300 from the handle body 100. In other words, the user only needs to press the pressing part 210 with their thumb to detach the wrist strap 300 from the handle body 100, thereby quickly releasing the main body of the trekking pole from the hand. The operation is simple and convenient, which is crucial for quickly eliminating safety hazards.

[0080] In this embodiment, the pressing part 210 is arranged vertically and can move vertically when pressed, while the locking part 220 is arranged laterally and can move laterally when driven by the pressing part 210. That is, the moving direction of the pressing part 210 and the moving direction of the locking part 220 are perpendicular to each other. It can be understood that the vertical direction refers to the height direction of the trekking pole, and the lateral direction is perpendicular to the vertical direction.

[0081] Reference Appendix Figures 11 to 13 The wristband 300 includes a wristband body 310 and a locking member 320. The locking member 320 is adapted to be connected to the wristband body 310, that is, the locking member 320 is installed on the wristband body 310. The handle body 100 has a locking cavity 101. The locking part 220 is used to limit and lock the locking member 320 within the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, so that the wristband 300 is installed on the handle body 100 by the telescopic locking assembly 200.

[0082] The locking member 320 of the wristband 300 can be spherical, triangular pyramidal, square, or other shapes. In this embodiment, the locking member 320 is preferably spherical. Specifically, please refer to the appendix. Figure 11The wristband body 310 includes a wearing portion 311 and a connecting portion 312 extending outward from the wearing portion 311. The locking member 320 has a mounting hole 321. The end of the connecting portion 312 facing away from the wearing portion 311 is enlarged after passing through the mounting hole 321 of the locking member 320 to mount the locking member 320 to the wristband body 310. For example, the end of the connecting portion 312 facing away from the wearing portion 311 can be knotted after passing through the mounting hole 321 of the locking member 320 to enlarge this end of the connecting portion 312, or the end of the connecting portion 312 facing away from the wearing portion 311 can be fixed and snapped after passing through the mounting hole 321 of the locking member 320 to enlarge this end of the connecting portion 312. Alternatively, in other examples of the trekking pole of this invention, the locking member 320 and the connecting part 312 are integral.

[0083] Preferably, refer to the appendix Figure 11 The locking member 320 has a receiving groove 322, which communicates with the mounting hole 321. The inner diameter of the receiving groove 322 is larger than the inner diameter of the mounting hole 321. The enlarged end of the connecting portion 312 is received in the receiving groove 322 of the locking member 320 to prevent the enlarged end of the connecting portion 312 from protruding from the surface of the locking member 320.

[0084] In this embodiment, the upper part of the pressing part 210 has a pressure-receiving end 214, the lower part of the pressing part 210 has a squeezing end 211, and the locking part 220 has a supporting part 221. The supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 is adapted to the squeezing end 211 of the pressing part 210, that is, the squeezing end 211 of the pressing part 210 and the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 both have inclined surfaces that are arranged at an angle and cooperate with each other. Specifically, the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 has at least one pressing slope 2111, and the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 has at least one pressure-receiving slope 2211. The pressing slope 2111 and the pressure-receiving slope 2211 fit together. When the user presses the pressure end 214 of the pressing part 210 with his thumb, causing the pressing part 210 to move downward as a whole in the vertical direction, the pressing slope 2111 of the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 and the pressure-receiving slope 2211 of the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 cooperate with each other, so that the pressing part 210 presses the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 through the pressing end 211, so that the locking part 220 moves in the lateral direction.

[0085] Preferably, an elastic portion 230 is provided between the locking portion 220 and the handle body 100. That is, the elastic portion 230 is held between one end of the locking portion 220 (the abutting end 224 of the locking portion 220) and the handle body 100. When the pressing portion 210 drives the locking portion 220 to move laterally, the elastic portion 230 is pressed against the handle body 100 by the locking portion 220, so that the elastic portion 230 is compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy, thereby giving the locking portion 220 a tendency to move within the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. Preferably, the elastic portion 230 is a spring.

[0086] Specifically, the abutting end 224 of the locking part 220 has a blind hole 226, the handle body 100 has a receiving hole 108, one end of the elastic part 230 extends into the blind hole 226 of the locking part 220, and the other end extends into the receiving hole 108 of the handle body 100. In this way, the elastic part 230 can be reliably held between the abutting end 224 of the locking part 220 and the handle body 100.

[0087] In this embodiment, the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 has a guide groove 2112, and the pressing end 211 is provided with a pressing inclined surface 2111 on each side of the guide groove 2112. Correspondingly, the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 has two pressing inclined surfaces 2211, and the supporting part 221 has a guide block 2212 between the two pressing inclined surfaces 2211. The positions of each pressing inclined surface 2111 of the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 and each pressing inclined surface 2211 of the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220 are related to the positions of the pressing end 211 and the pressing inclined surfaces 2211 of the supporting part 221 of the locking part 220. The positions of 11 correspond one-to-one. The guide block 2212 of the support part 221 is slidably held in the guide groove 2112 of the pressing end 211. In this way, when the user presses the pressing part 210 and the pressing part 210 drives the locking part 220 to move laterally, the opposite sides of the locking part 220 can be evenly stressed, and the guide groove 2112 of the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 and the guide block 2212 of the support part 221 cooperate with each other to prevent the locking part 220 from being stuck due to tilting, thereby ensuring the smooth movement of the locking part 220.

[0088] To facilitate the placement of the locking member 320 and thus achieve the locking assembly of the wristband 300, in this embodiment, a storage opening 102 is provided on the handle body 100. The storage opening 102 is connected to the locking cavity 101. The locking member 320 is placed in the locking cavity 101 through the storage opening 102 of the handle body 100. Correspondingly, the locking member 320 is disengaged from the locking cavity 101 through the storage opening 102 of the handle body 100.

[0089] Furthermore, a positioning groove 103 is provided on the handle body 100. The positioning groove 103 is located on the side wall of the handle body 100 and is arranged vertically and continuously along the side wall of the handle body 100 from the storage opening 102. The positioning groove 103 is connected to the locking cavity 101. The connecting part 312 of the wristband body 310 is movably limited in the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100. In other words, when the locking member 320 is installed in the locking cavity 101 through the storage port 102 of the handle body 100, the connecting part 312 of the wristband body 310 enters the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100. When the wristband body 310 is pulled down and the connecting part 312 moves downward along the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100, the locking member 320 moves downward synchronously along the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. Thus, after the telescopic locking assembly 200 locks the wristband 300 to the handle body 100, the connecting part 312 of the wristband body 310 extends from the outside of the handle body 100 to the locking cavity 101 through the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100.

[0090] The handle body 100 has a receiving cavity 104 and a limiting cavity 105. The pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 is movably arranged in the receiving cavity 104 of the handle body 100, that is, the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 can move up and down in the receiving cavity 104 of the handle body 100. The locking cavity 101 and the receiving cavity 104 are both connected to the limiting cavity 105. The locking part 220 is movably arranged in the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100, that is, the locking part 220 can move laterally in the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100. The elastic part 230 is compressibly disposed in... The handle body 100 is located within the limiting cavity 105, and one end of the elastic part 230 extends into the blind hole 226 of the locking part 220, while the other end extends into the receiving hole 108 of the handle body 100. When the pressing part 210 moves downward and drives the locking part 220 to move laterally, the locking part 220 presses the elastic part 230 against the handle body 100, causing the elastic part 230 to be compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy. After the pressing part 210 is released, the elastic part 230 pushes the locking part 220 to move laterally during the process of returning to its initial state, and the locking part 220 pushes the pressing part 210 to move upward.

[0091] Specifically, the lower end of the pressing part 210 is movablely limited within the receiving cavity 104 of the handle body 100. One end of the limiting cavity 105 communicates with the locking cavity 101, and the other end of the limiting cavity 105 communicates with the receiving cavity 104. That is, the limiting cavity 105 is located between the receiving cavity 104 and the locking cavity 101. The locking end 225 of the locking part 220 can enter or exit the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. After the locking end 225 of the locking part 220 enters the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, the locking... The locking end 225 of the stop portion 220 is suspended in the middle of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100 to hold the locking member 320 of the wristband 300 at the bottom of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, preventing the locking member 320 from disengaging from the locking portion 101 of the handle body 100. After the locking end 225 of the locking portion 220 exits the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, the locking member 320 of the wristband 300 is allowed to disengage from the handle body 100 through the storage port 102 of the handle body 100.

[0092] Further, the handle body 100 includes a first handle shell 110 and a second handle shell 120, which are mounted to each other to form the locking cavity 101, the storage opening 102, the positioning groove 103, the receiving cavity 104, the limiting cavity 105, and the receiving hole 108 between the first handle shell 110 and the second handle shell 120. In this embodiment, the first handle shell 110 has a set of insertion holes 1100, and the second handle shell 120 has a set of insertion posts 1200. Each of the insertion posts 1200 of the second handle shell 120 is inserted into each of the insertion holes 1100 of the first handle shell 110 to fix the first handle shell 110 and the second handle shell 120 in place. Optionally, in other examples, a set of screws can be used to install the first handle shell 110 and the second handle shell 120.

[0093] To limit the movement space of the pressing part 210 and the locking part 220, and to ensure the rationality and normal use of the overall structure of the trekking pole handle 1000, in this embodiment, a travel groove 212 is provided on the lower section of the pressing part 210, and a limiting member 130 is adapted to be installed on the handle body 100. The opposite ends of the limiting member 130 are respectively installed on the first handle shell 110 and / or the second handle shell 120. The limiting member 130 is preferably a limiting shaft. The limiting member 130 passes through the travel groove 212 of the pressing part 210, or a part of the structure of the limiting member 130 is located in the travel groove 212 of the pressing part 210, so as to facilitate the limiting of the pressing part 210 and prevent the pressing part 210 from detaching from the handle body 100 during use. In other words, the limiting member 130 of the handle body 100 and the travel groove 212 of the pressing part 210 cooperate with each other to guide the movement direction of the pressing part 210 and ensure that the pressing part 210 can only move in the vertical direction.

[0094] Further, see Appendix Figure 6 and Figure 7 The first handle housing 110 has a first mounting hole 1101, and the second handle housing 120 has a second mounting hole 1201. One end of the limiting member 130 is inserted into the first mounting hole 1101 of the first handle housing 110, and the other end of the limiting member 130 is inserted into the second mounting hole 1201 of the second handle housing 120, so that the opposite ends of the limiting member 130 are respectively installed on the first handle housing 110 and the second handle housing 120.

[0095] Furthermore, the locking part 220 has a pair of limiting parts 222. A pair of baffles 106 are provided between the locking cavity 101 and the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100. The limiting part 222 is positioned between the baffles 106 and the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100. The supporting part 221 is arranged on the limiting part 222. Through the limiting part 222 and the baffles 106, the movement of the locking part 220 is easily limited, allowing the locking part 220 to move within the preset space of the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100, thus ensuring the normal operation and use of the trekking pole handle 1000.

[0096] The locking end 225 of the locking part 220 has an inclined guide surface 223, as shown in the attached figure. Figure 6 , Figure 7 , Figure 10 and Figure 13 As shown, the left end of the locking part 220 is the guide surface 223, and the distance between the guide surface 223 and the inner wall of the handle body 100 used to define the locking cavity 101 gradually decreases along the direction from the storage opening 102 of the handle body 100 to the bottom of the locking cavity 101.

[0097] The pressing part 210 has a limiting post 213 located in the receiving cavity 104 of the handle body 100. The handle body 100 has a support platform 107 for supporting and limiting the position in the bottom of the receiving cavity 104. The support platform 107 corresponds to the limiting post 213, thereby limiting the pressing or telescopic stroke of the telescopic locking assembly 200 and avoiding excessive compression of the structure that could damage the trekking pole handle 1000.

[0098] In this utility model, the wearing part 311 of the wristband body 310 of the wristband 300 is in the form of a glove or a rope. The use of glove or rope wristbands can meet the needs of different users. In particular, the glove wristband can be worn on the wrist, which not only helps to protect the hands, but also makes it difficult to fall off, thus improving the overall structural stability.

[0099] Reference Appendix Figures 1 to 4The trekking pole handle 1000 includes a sleeve 400. After the bottom of the handle body 100 is inserted into the top of the pole 2000, the sleeve 400 is fitted onto the insertion position of the handle body 100 and the pole 2000 to reinforce the insertion position, thereby ensuring that the trekking pole handle 1000 is reliably installed on the top of the pole 2000. Preferably, the sleeve 400 has a clearance groove 401, the position of which corresponds to the position of the positioning slide groove 103 of the handle body 100, for avoiding the connecting portion 312 of the wristband body 310 of the wristband 300. (See attached diagram) Figure 2 The first handle housing 110 has a third mounting hole 1102, the second handle housing 120 has a fourth mounting hole 1202, the pole 2000 has a fifth mounting hole 2001, and the trekking pole handle 1000 includes a mounting shaft 140. After the bottom of the handle body 100 is inserted into the top of the pole 2000, the third mounting hole 1102 of the first handle housing 110, the fifth mounting hole 2001 of the pole 2000, and the fourth mounting hole 1202 of the second handle housing 120 correspond to each other. The mounting shaft 140 is inserted into the third mounting hole 1102 of the first handle housing 110, the fifth mounting hole 2001 of the pole 2000, and the fourth mounting hole 1202 of the second handle housing 120 to prevent the handle body 100 from detaching from the top of the pole 2000.

[0100] Appendix Figure 16 A modified example of the trekking pole handle 1000 of the present invention is shown, with reference to the appendix. Figures 1 to 15 The difference between the trekking pole handle 1000 shown is that, in the attached... Figure 16 In this specific example of the trekking pole handle 1000 shown, an installation groove 109 is formed on the inner wall of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. A magnetic component 150, i.e., a magnet, is adapted to be installed in the installation groove 109. In this case, the locking component 320 is preferably a spherical steel ball. Through the magnetic attraction between the magnet and the steel ball, it is easy for the locking component 320 to be placed into the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, making the operation more convenient. In addition, during use, the magnet can also help to attract the locking component 320, improving the stability of use.

[0101] The specific principle and usage process of this utility model are as follows: When the wristband 300 needs to be assembled, the locking member 320 on the wristband 300 is inserted into the storage opening 102 of the handle body 100, and the wristband 300 is pulled down so that the locking member 320 is locked between the locking part 220 and the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, thus completing the fixed installation of the wristband 300.

[0102] When it is necessary to remove the wristband, press the pressing part 210 downwards with your hand, so that the vertical movement of the pressing part 210 is converted into the lateral movement of the locking part 220. The locking part 220 gradually compresses the elastic part 230, causing the elastic part 230 to retract inwards, until the end of the locking part 220 with the guide surface 223 loses its limiting obstruction to the locking member 320. At this time, the wristband 300 can be removed upwards. The operation is not only convenient, but also relatively quick.

[0103] Continue to refer to the appendix Figures 1 to 15 The trekking pole handle 1000 includes the handle body 100, the telescopic locking assembly 200, and the wrist strap 300.

[0104] The handle body 100 has a locking cavity 101, a storage opening 102, a positioning groove 103, a receiving cavity 104, and a limiting cavity 105. The locking cavity 101 and the receiving cavity 104 are isolated and both extend vertically. The storage opening 102 is located at the top of the handle body 100 and communicates with the locking cavity 101. The positioning groove 103 is arranged vertically downward along the side wall of the handle body 100 from the storage opening 102. The positioning groove 103 communicates with the locking cavity 101, and the width of the positioning groove 103 is smaller than the width of the locking cavity 101. The limiting cavity 105 communicates with the bottom of the receiving cavity 104 and the middle of the locking cavity 101.

[0105] The telescopic locking assembly 200 includes a pressing portion 210, a locking portion 220, and an elastic portion 230. The pressing portion 210 has a pressing end 211 and a pressing end 214 relative to the pressing end 211. The pressing end 211 has at least one pressing bevel 2111. The pressing portion 210 is pressably mounted in the receiving cavity 104 of the handle body 100. The pressing end 214 of the pressing portion 210 is exposed on the top of the handle body 100. The locking portion 220 has a supporting portion 221, a locking end 225, and a supporting portion 230 relative to the locking end 221. The abutting end 224 of 25, the supporting part 221 has at least one of the pressure-receiving inclined surfaces 2211, the pressing part 210 is movably mounted in the limiting cavity 105 of the handle body 100, the opposite ends of the elastic part 230 abut against the abutting end 224 of the locking part 220 and the handle body 100 respectively, the pressure-receiving inclined surface 2211 of the supporting part 221 and the pressing inclined surface 2111 of the pressing end 211 of the pressing part 210 are in contact, and the locking end 225 of the locking part 220 can enter or exit the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100.

[0106] The wristband 300 includes the wristband body 310 and the locking member 320. The wristband body 310 includes the wearing portion 311 and the connecting portion 312 extending outward from the wearing portion 311. The locking member 320 is disposed on the connecting portion 312. The size of the connecting portion 312 matches the size of the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100, and the size of the locking member 320 matches the size of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100.

[0107] The trekking pole handle 1000 has an assembled state and a disassembled state, and the trekking pole handle 1000 can switch between the assembled state and the disassembled state.

[0108] When the trekking pole handle 100 is in the assembled state, the elastic part 230 keeps the locking part 220 in a position where the locking end 224 of the locking part 220 protrudes into the middle of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. The locking member 320 is located at the bottom of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100 and is locked by the locking end 224 of the locking part 220 to prevent the locking member 320 from falling off from the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. The connecting part 312 of the wristband body 310 extends from the outside of the handle body 100 to the locking cavity 101 via the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100. It is understood that, since the width of the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100 is smaller than the width of the locking cavity 101, and the size of the locking member 320 matches the size of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, the locking member 320 will not detach from the locking cavity 101 via the positioning groove 103 of the handle body 100. Preferably, the locking member 320 is a sphere that can rotate at the bottom of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, so that the angle between the wrist strap 300 and the handle body 100 can be flexibly adjusted, thereby allowing the user to comfortably hold the trekking pole handle 1000 after the user puts the wrist strap 300 on their wrist.

[0109] After the user puts the wearing part 311 of the wristband 300 on their wrist, the user can press down on the pressing end 214 of the pressing part 210 with their thumb. As the pressing part 210 moves downward, the squeezing end 211 of the pressing part 210 drives the locking part 220 to move laterally, so that the locking end 225 of the locking part 220 disengages from the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, and the locking part 220 compresses the elastic part 230 towards the handle body 100, so that the elastic part 230 is compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy. At this time, pulling the wristband 300 upward, the locking member 320 of the wristband 300 can be disengaged from the locking cavity 101 through the storage port 102 of the handle body 100, realizing the disassembly of the wristband 300, so that the trekking pole handle 1000 switches from the assembled state to the disassembled state. (Refer to the attached document.) Figure 14 Understandably, after the user's thumb releases pressure on the pressed end 214 of the pressing part 210, the elastic part 230 pushes the locking part 220 to move laterally during the process of returning to its initial state, so that the locking end 225 of the locking part 220 enters the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, while the locking part 220 pushes the pressing part 210 to move upward.

[0110] After the locking member 320 of the wristband 300 is inserted into the locking cavity 101 through the storage opening 102 of the handle body 100, the bottom of the locking member 320 contacts the locking end 225 of the locking part 220. As the user pulls the wristband 300 downward, the locking member 320 pushes the locking part 220 to move laterally. The locking part 220 compresses the elastic part 230 towards the handle body 100, causing the elastic part 230 to be compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy. The locking end 225 of the locking part 220 then exits the handle. After the locking cavity 101 of the main body 100 is closed, the locking member 320 of the wristband 300 reaches the bottom of the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. Subsequently, the elastic part 230 pushes the locking part 220 to move laterally during the process of returning to the initial state, so that the locking end 225 of the locking part 220 enters the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100, preventing the locking member 320 from exiting the locking cavity 101 of the handle body 100. This allows the trekking pole handle 1000 to switch from the disassembled state to the assembled state. (Refer to the attached document.) Figure 15 .

[0111] Appendix Figures 17 to 27 A trekking pole according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown, wherein the trekking pole includes a trekking pole handle 1000A and a pole shaft 2000A, the trekking pole handle 1000A being mounted on the top of the pole shaft 2000A. The pole shaft 2000A may be, but is not limited to, a telescopic pole.

[0112] Specifically, the trekking pole handle 1000A further includes a handle body 100A, a telescopic locking assembly 200A, and a wrist strap 300A. The telescopic locking assembly 200A is provided on the handle body 100A. The telescopic locking assembly 200A is used to detachably lock a portion of the wrist strap 300A onto the handle body 100A. The telescopic locking assembly 200A includes a pressing part 210A and a locking part 220A. Pressing the pressing part 210A triggers the locking part 220A, causing the wrist strap 300A to disengage from the handle body 100A.

[0113] The wristband 300A includes a wristband body 310A and a locking member 320A. The wristband body 310A includes a wearing portion 311A ​​and a connecting portion 312A extending outward from the wearing portion 311A. The locking member 320A is disposed at the end of the connecting portion 312A opposite to the wearing portion 311A. In this embodiment, the locking member 320A can be spherical.

[0114] In this embodiment, the handle body 100A has a locking cavity 101A, a storage opening 102A, a positioning groove 103A, a receiving cavity 104A, and a limiting cavity 105A. The locking cavity 101A and the receiving cavity 104A are isolated from each other and both extend vertically. The storage opening 102A is located on the side of the handle body 100A and communicates with the locking cavity 101A. The positioning groove 103A is arranged vertically downward along the side wall of the handle body 100A from the storage opening 102A. The positioning groove 103A communicates with the locking cavity 101A, and the width of the positioning groove 103A is smaller than the width of the locking cavity 101A. The limiting cavity 105A communicates with the bottom of the receiving cavity 104A and the middle of the locking cavity 101A.

[0115] The pressing part 210A has a squeezing end 211A and a receiving end 214A relative to the squeezing end 211A. The pressing part 210A is pressably mounted in the receiving cavity 104A of the handle body 100A, and the receiving end 214A of the pressing part 210A is exposed on the top of the handle body 100A. The locking part 220A includes a locking element 227A and a swing arm 228A. The locking element 227A has a receiving cavity 2271A and a locking cavity 2272A. The size of the receiving cavity 2271A matches the size of the locking member 320A, and the width of the receiving cavity 2271A is greater than the width of the positioning groove 103A of the handle body 100A. The locking element 227A is movably mounted in the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A. When the locking element 227A moves downward to the bottom of the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A, the locking element 227A is in the locked position. At this time, the position of the opening of the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A and the positioning groove of the handle body 100A are... The position of 103A corresponds to the position of the locking element 227A. When the locking element 227A moves upward to the top of the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A, the locking element 227A is in the unlocked position. At this time, the position of the cavity opening of the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A corresponds to the position of the storage port 102A of the handle body 100A. The top of the swing arm 228A is rotatably mounted on the handle body 100A and located in the limiting cavity 105A of the handle body 100A. The bottom of the swing arm 228A has a laterally extending insertion section 2281A. The swing arm 228A can swing to allow the insertion section 2281A to enter or exit the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A and the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A. The telescopic locking assembly 200A further includes an elastic part 230A, which includes a first elastic element 231A, a second elastic element 232A, and a third elastic element 233A. The opposite ends of the first elastic element 231A abut against the pressed end 214A of the pressing part 210A and the handle body 100A, respectively. The opposite ends of the second elastic element 232A abut against the top of the locking element 227A and the handle body 100A, respectively. The opposite ends of the third elastic element 233A abut against the bottom of the swing arm 228A and the handle body 100A, respectively.

[0116] The trekking pole handle 1000A has an assembled state and a disassembled state, and the trekking pole handle 1000A can switch between the assembled state and the disassembled state.

[0117] When the trekking pole handle 1000A is in the assembled state, the first elastic element 231A is in the extended state, keeping the pressing part 210A in the position where the swing arm 228A is not pressed. The third elastic element 233A is in the extended state, keeping the insert section 2281A of the swing arm 228A in the position where it is inserted into the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A, so that the locking element 227A is in the locked position. At this time, on the one hand, the locking member of the wristband 300A... 320A is located in the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A to prevent the locking element 320A from falling off the handle body 100A. The connecting portion 312A of the wristband body 310A extends from the inside of the handle body 100A to the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A via the positioning groove 103A of the handle body 100A. On the other hand, the second elastic element 232A is in a compressed state, causing the locking element 227A to have an upward tendency. It is understood that, since the width of the positioning groove 103A of the handle body 100A is smaller than the width of the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A, and the size of the receiving cavity 2271A matches the size of the locking member 320A, the locking member 320A will not detach from the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A via the positioning groove 103A of the handle body 100A. Preferably, the locking member 320A is a sphere that can rotate within the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A, allowing the angle between the wristband 300A and the handle body 100A to be flexibly adjusted, thus facilitating a comfortable grip on the trekking pole handle 1000A after the user places the wristband 300A on their wrist.

[0118] After the user wears the wearing part 311A ​​of the wristband 300A on their wrist, the user presses down on the pressing end 214A of the pressing part 210A with their thumb. As the pressing part 210A moves downward, the first elastic element 231A is compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy. The pressing end 211A of the pressing part 210A drives the swing arm 228A to swing, so that the insert section 2281A of the swing arm 228A exits the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A. The bottom of the swing arm 228A compresses the third elastic element 233A, so that the third elastic element 233A is compressed and deformed to accumulate elastic potential energy. When the insert section 2281A of the swing arm 228A exits the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A... After the stop cavity 2272A is closed, the second elastic element 232A drives the locking element 227A to move upward during the process of returning to the initial state. The locking element 227A drives the locking member 320A of the wristband 300A to move upward synchronously. When the locking element 227A moves to the unlocked position and the opening of the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A corresponds to the storage port 102A of the handle body 100A, the locking member 320A of the wristband 300A can be disengaged from the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A through the storage port 102A of the handle body 100A, thereby disassembling the wristband 300A and switching the trekking pole handle 1000A from the assembled state to the disassembled state. Understandably, after the user's thumb releases pressure on the pressed end 214A of the pressing part 210A, the first elastic element 231A pushes the pressing part 210A upward during the process of returning to the initial state, so that the pressing part 210A is returned to the position where the swing arm 228A is not pressed.

[0119] After the locking member 320A of the wristband 300A is inserted into the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A through the storage port 102A of the handle body 100A, as the user pulls the wristband 300A downwards, the locking member 320A drives the locking element 227A to move downwards synchronously. During this process, the locking element 227A and the handle body 100A compress the second elastic element 232A, causing the second elastic element 232A to be compressed and deformed, thus accumulating elastic potential energy. After 27A moves to the locked position, the third elastic element 233A drives the swing arm 228A to swing to the position where the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A enters the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A during the process of returning to the initial state. This allows the swing arm 228A to hold the locking element 227A in the locked position, preventing the locking member 320A from exiting the receiving cavity 2271A of the locking element 227A. This allows the trekking pole handle 1000A to switch from the disassembled state to the assembled state.

[0120] Preferably, the locking element 227A has a rear notch 2273A located below the locking cavity 2272A. After the locking element 227A moves upward to the unlocked position, the third elastic element 233A drives the swing arm 228A to swing during the process of returning to the initial state until the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A enters the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A, so as to avoid the problem that the elasticity of the third elastic element 233A decreases or fails due to prolonged compression. It is understood that when the trekking pole handle 1000A is in the assembled state, the elasticity of the third elastic element 233A is crucial to ensuring that the insert section 2281A of the swing arm 228A is reliably held in the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A. Only by reliably holding the insert section 2281A of the swing arm 228A in the position of being inserted into the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A can the trekking pole handle 1000A be reliably held in the assembled state.

[0121] Furthermore, the handle body 100A has a first abutment plate 1010A, which is located above the swing arm 228A. The bottom of the first elastic element 231A abuts against the first abutment plate 1010A of the handle body 100A, and the top of the first elastic element 231A abuts against the top of the pressing part 210A. When the user's thumb presses the pressed end 214A of the pressing part 210A, the pressing part 210A compresses the first elastic element 231A in the direction of the first abutment plate 1010A of the handle body 100A, so that the first elastic element 231A is compressed and accumulates elastic potential energy. When the user's thumb releases the pressed end 214A of the pressing part 210A, the first elastic element 231A pushes the pressing part 210A upward in the process of returning to its initial state, so that the pressing part 210A is reset.

[0122] The locking element 227A has a front notch 2274A at the center of its front side. The handle body 100A has a second abutment plate 1011A, which is located above the storage opening 102A and extends into the front notch 2274A of the locking element 227A. The bottom of the second elastic element 232A abuts against the second abutment plate 1011A of the handle body 100A, and the top of the second elastic element 232A abuts against the top of the locking element 227A. The locking member 320A of the wristband 300A is inserted into the locking element 227A through the storage opening 102A of the handle body 100A. When the user pulls down the wristband 300A, the locking element 227A moves down synchronously with the locking member 320A, causing the locking element 227A to compress the second elastic element 232A towards the second abutment plate 1011A of the handle body 100A. This compresses the second elastic element 232A and accumulates elastic potential energy. After the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A exits the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A, the second elastic element 232A pushes the locking element 227A upward during the process of returning to its initial state, causing the locking element 227A to move upward to the unlocked position.

[0123] The handle body 100A has a recessed groove 1012A, which extends downward from the limiting cavity 105A. The bottom of the third elastic element 233A sinks into the recessed groove 1012A of the handle body 100A and abuts against the bottom of the recessed groove 1012A. The top of the third elastic element 233A abuts against the bottom of the swing arm 228A. When the pressing part 210A... The pressing end 211A applies pressure to the bottom of the swing arm 228A, causing the bottom of the swing arm 228A to swing counterclockwise. When the swing arm 228A swings counterclockwise, it compresses the third elastic element 233A towards the bottom of the recessed groove 1012A of the handle body 100A. This causes the third elastic element 233A to be compressed and deformed, accumulating elastic potential energy. When the pressing part 210A is at the bottom of the swing arm 228A without pressure and the locking element 22... When 7A moves to the position where the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A corresponds to the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A, the third elastic element 233A pushes the swing arm 228A to swing clockwise during the process of returning to the initial state, so that the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A enters the locking cavity 2272A of the locking element 227A. Alternatively, when the pressing part 210A is at the bottom of the swing arm 228A without pressure and the locking element 227A moves to the position where the rear notch 2273A of the locking element 227A corresponds to the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A, the third elastic element 233A pushes the swing arm 228A to swing clockwise during the process of returning to the initial state, so that the insertion section 2281A of the swing arm 228A enters the locking cavity 101A of the handle body 100A.

[0124] Furthermore, the handle body 100A includes a first handle shell 110A and a second handle shell 120A, which are mounted to each other to form the locking cavity 101A, the storage opening 102A, the positioning groove 103A, the receiving cavity 104A, the limiting cavity 105A, and the sinking groove 1012A between the first handle shell 110A and the second handle shell 120A.

[0125] It is worth mentioning that the installation method of the first handle shell 110A and the second handle shell 120A is not limited in this utility model. For example, in some embodiments, a set of screws can be used to install the first handle shell 110A and the second handle shell 120A.

[0126] Additionally, the top of the swing arm 228A has a swing arm hole 2282A, and the first handle housing 110A and the second handle housing 120A each have an assembly shaft 1103A. The assembly shaft 1103A of the first handle housing 110A and the assembly shaft 1103A of the second handle housing 120A respectively extend into the swing arm hole 2282A of the swing arm 228A to rotatably mount the top of the swing arm 228A to the handle body 100A.

[0127] The handle body 100A forms an anti-detachment cavity 1013A between the first handle shell 110A and the second handle shell 120A. The anti-detachment cavity 1013A is located at the opening of the receiving cavity 104A and communicates with the receiving cavity 104A. The pressing part 210A has an anti-detachment block 215A, which extends into the anti-detachment cavity 1013A of the handle body 100A. When a user presses the pressure-receiving end 214A of the pressing part 210A with their thumb, the anti-detachment block 215A of the pressing part 210A can move downward within the anti-detachment cavity 1013A of the handle body 100A. After the user releases the pressure-receiving end 214A of the pressing part 210A, the first elastic element 231A pushes the pressing part 210A to reset during the process of returning to its initial state. The anti-detachment block 215A of the pressing part 210A can then move upward within the anti-detachment cavity 1013A of the handle body 100A. During this process, the handle body 100A blocks the anti-detachment block 215A of the pressing part 210A to limit the maximum upward movement of the pressing part 210A and prevent the pressing part 210A from detaching from the receiving cavity 104A of the handle body 100A, thereby ensuring the reliability of the trekking pole handle 1000A.

[0128] The trekking pole handle 1000A includes a sleeve 400A. The bottom of the handle body 100A is mounted on the sleeve 400A, and the sleeve 400A is mounted on the top of the pole 2000A to mount the trekking pole handle 1000A to the top of the pole 2000A. Preferably, the sleeve 400A has a clearance groove 401A, the position of which corresponds to the position of the positioning slide groove 103A of the handle body 100A, for avoiding the connecting portion 312A of the wristband body 310 of the wristband 300A.

[0129] The above descriptions are merely embodiments of the utility model, and common technical solutions and / or characteristics known in the scheme are not described in detail here. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make various modifications and improvements without departing from the technical solution of this utility model, and these should also be considered within the scope of protection of this utility model. These modifications and improvements will not affect the effectiveness of the implementation of this utility model or the practicality of the patent. The scope of protection claimed in this application shall be determined by the content of its claims, and the specific embodiments described in the specification can be used to interpret the content of the claims.

Claims

1. A trekking pole handle, characterized in that, The device includes a handle body, a telescopic locking assembly, and a wrist strap. The telescopic locking assembly is provided on the handle body and is used to detachably lock a portion of the wrist strap to the handle body. The telescopic locking assembly includes a pressing part and a locking part. Pressing the pressing part triggers the locking part to move, thereby disengaging the wrist strap from the handle body. The pressing part is arranged vertically and can move vertically when pressed, and the locking part is arranged laterally and can move laterally when driven by the pressing part.

2. The trekking pole handle according to claim 1, wherein the telescopic locking assembly includes an elastic portion, wherein the handle body has a locking cavity, a storage opening, a positioning groove, a receiving cavity, and a limiting cavity, the locking cavity and the receiving cavity are isolated and both extend vertically, the storage opening is located at the top of the handle body and communicates with the locking cavity, the positioning groove is continuously arranged vertically downwards along the side wall of the handle body from the storage opening, the positioning groove communicates with the locking cavity, and the width of the positioning groove is smaller than that of the locking cavity. The width dimension of the cavity; the limiting cavity connects the bottom of the receiving cavity and the middle of the locking cavity; the pressing part has a pressure-receiving end and a squeezing end relative to the pressure-receiving end; the squeezing end has a squeezing slope; the pressing part is pressably mounted in the receiving cavity of the handle body; the pressure-receiving end of the pressing part is exposed on the top of the handle body; the locking part has a supporting part, a locking end, and an abutting end relative to the locking end; the supporting part has a pressure-receiving slope; the pressing part is movably mounted in the limiting cavity of the handle body. The two opposite ends of the elastic portion abut against the abutting end of the locking portion and the handle body, respectively, so that the elastic portion has a tendency to keep the end of the locking portion within the locking cavity. The pressure-receiving inclined surface of the supporting portion and the pressure-pressing inclined surface of the pressing end of the pressing portion are in contact. The locking end of the locking portion can enter or exit the locking cavity of the handle body. The wristband includes a wristband body and a locking member. The wristband body includes a wearing portion and a connecting portion extending outward from the wearing portion. The locking member is disposed on the... The connecting part is provided, the size of which matches the size of the positioning groove of the handle body, and the size of the locking member matches the size of the locking cavity of the handle body. When the locking end of the locking part enters the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking member is blocked by the locking end of the locking part to prevent the locking member from disengaging from the locking cavity of the handle body. When the locking end of the locking part exits the locking cavity of the handle body, the locking member is allowed to disengage from the locking cavity of the handle body.

3. The trekking pole handle according to claim 2, wherein the abutting end of the locking portion has a blind hole, the handle body has a receiving hole, one end of the elastic portion extends into the blind hole of the locking portion, and the other end extends into the receiving hole of the handle body.

4. The trekking pole handle according to claim 3, wherein the pressing part has a travel groove, the handle body has a limiting member, the limiting member passing through the travel groove of the handle body or a portion of the limiting member being located within the travel groove of the handle body; or, The locking part has a limiting part, the handle body is provided with a baffle between the locking cavity and the limiting cavity, the limiting part is limited and arranged between the baffle and the limiting cavity, and the supporting part is arranged on the limiting part.

5. The trekking pole handle according to claim 2, wherein the locking end of the locking portion has an inclined guide surface, and the distance between the guide surface and the inner wall of the handle body defining the locking cavity gradually decreases along the direction from the storage opening of the handle body to the bottom of the locking cavity; or, The locking element of the wristband is spherical; or, The pressing part has a guide groove at its squeezing end, and a squeezing inclined surface is provided on each of the opposite sides of the guide groove at the squeezing end. The supporting part of the locking part has two pressure-receiving inclined surfaces, and a guide block is provided between the two pressure-receiving inclined surfaces at the supporting part. The positions of each squeezing inclined surface at the squeezing end of the pressing part correspond one-to-one with the positions of each pressure-receiving inclined surface at the supporting part of the locking part. The guide block of the supporting part is slidably held in the guide groove of the squeezing end.

6. A trekking pole, characterized in that, include: walking stick; and The trekking pole handle according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the trekking pole handle is mounted on the top of the pole.

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