Elevating tube type golf bag

Abstract

Provided is a lift cylinder type golf bag that protects the head portion of a golf club from damage and facilitates the insertion and removal of the golf club. 【Solution means】The lift cylinder type golf bag includes a bag body, a head frame provided at the top of the bag body, a base provided at the bottom of the bag body, and a lifting part movably fitted to the head frame. The lifting part surrounds the golf club inserted into the bag body, the highest position after rising is higher than the golf club, and after descending, the head portion of the golf club is exposed. The golf club is inserted into the bag body through the insertion hole or grid of the head frame, and the head portion of the golf club protrudes upward from the head frame. The lifted lifting part surrounds all the golf clubs, protects the golf clubs in the golf bag, and avoids collisions with the outside. The operator can expose the head portion of the golf club by lowering the lifting part and can easily insert and remove the golf club.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to leisure sports equipment, and specifically to a golf bag.

Background Art

[0002] Golf clubs are inserted into a golf bag. The head part of the golf club protrudes upward from the head frame of the golf bag, and a plurality of insertion holes and grids for separating the golf clubs are provided in the head frame. However, since the head part of the golf club is likely to collide above the head frame, it causes damage to the head part of the golf club.

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0003] The technical problems to be solved by the present invention are as follows. Golf clubs are inserted into a golf bag, and since the head part of the golf club is likely to collide above the head frame, it causes damage to the head part of the golf club.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0004] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present invention provides the following technical means. The lift cylinder type golf bag includes a bag body, a head frame provided at the top of the bag body, a base provided at the bottom of the bag body, and a lifting part movably fitted to the head frame. The lifting part surrounds the golf clubs inserted into the bag body, the highest position after rising is higher than the golf clubs, and after descending, the head part of the golf club is exposed. A lock assembly is provided between the lifting part, the bag body, and the head frame. The lock assembly can lock the high position and the low position after descending of the lifting part, and the unlocking button of the lock assembly is provided on the tip side part of the lifting part.

[0005] The golf club is inserted into the bag body through the insertion hole or grid of the head frame, and the head portion of the golf club protrudes upward from the head frame. The operator raises the lifting part, and since the lifting part surrounds all the golf clubs and the highest position is higher than the head portion of the golf club, the lifting part protects the golf clubs in the golf bag and avoids being subjected to external collisions. When the operator uses the golf club, the operator lowers the lifting part to expose the head portion of the golf club for easy insertion and removal.

[0006] When the lifting part rises to the highest position, it is at a high position. When the lifting part descends to the lowest position, it is at a low position. Since a locking assembly is provided between the lifting part, the bag body, and the head frame, the locking assembly can lock the lifting part when it is at a high position. The unlocking button of the locking assembly is provided at the top of the lifting part, so that the operator can easily unlock the locking assembly.

[0007] As a structural option, an annular groove is formed in the head frame, and the lifting part can penetrate through the annular groove and be inserted downward into the bag body. The annular groove separates the head frame into an intermediate island shape and an outer ring shape. The lifting part can be hidden inside the bag body when descending.

[0008] As an option, the lifting part includes an upper frame, a lower frame, and a connecting part that fixedly connects the upper frame and the lower frame. When the lifting part rises to a high position, the lower frame abuts against the bottom of the head frame. When the lifting part descends to a low position, the upper frame abuts against the top of the head frame. In this way, the lifting range of the lifting part is limited. As an option, the connecting part may be a lever, a block, and an external material surrounding the lever or the block so that the lifting part becomes a cylindrical member to protect the golf club.

[0009] As a structural option, the bag body includes an external fiber rod that fixedly connects the head frame (specifically, the outer annular part of the head frame) and the base, and an internal fiber rod that fixedly connects the head frame (specifically, the middle part island of the head frame) and the middle part frame. The middle part frame is fixedly attached to the external fiber rod. The external material of the bag body surrounds all the external fiber rods, with the top connected to the head frame and the bottom connected to the base. The lifting part inserted downward into the bag body is located between the external fiber rod and the internal fiber rod. The bag body uses fiber rods and can effectively reduce the weight of the golf bag.

[0010] The lower frame is movably fitted to the external fiber rod and can move up and down along the external fiber rod. The external fiber rod corresponds to the guide rod of the lower frame, and a guide hole for fitting the external fiber rod is formed in the lower frame.

[0011] As an option, the lock assembly includes a cylindrical member that fixedly connects the upper frame and the lower frame, and a release lever provided within the cylindrical member. The release button is hinge-connected to the upper frame. One end of the release button is movably connected to the top of the release lever, and the bottom of the release lever is connected to a wedge block. A guiding position-limiting member is provided at the bottom of the cylindrical member. The striker is movably fitted within the guiding position-limiting member, a spring is fitted therein, and a wedge groove that fits with the wedge block is provided. A lock block is provided on an external fiber rod. A connection base is provided at the bottom of the upper frame, and the top end of the cylindrical member is fixedly connected to the connection base via a connecting member. The release button is hinge-connected to the connection base. One end of the release button protrudes laterally from the upper frame, enabling easy pressing by the operator. The other end of the release button is positioned above the release lever. By pressing the release button, the operator causes the release button to tilt around the hinge axis with the connection base, acting like a lever to drive the release lever downward. The release lever drives the wedge block downward. The wedge block is inserted into the wedge groove of the striker, driving the striker to move parallelly. The striker is drawn into the guiding position-limiting member, disengaging from the lock block to achieve unlocking and enabling the lifting and lowering part to descend.

[0012] When the lifting and lowering part is displaced upward and reaches a high position, the wedge-shaped striker automatically locks across the lock block, locking the lifting and lowering part. In this case, the striker drives the wedge block and the release lever to rise and return. The top end of the release lever drives the release button to pivot and return, and one end of the release button connected to the release lever abuts against the bottom of the upper frame, limiting the pivoting range of the release button.

[0013] As an improvement, a brake switch is provided on the grip of the head frame, casters are provided at the bottom of the base, a braking member is provided on the casters, and the braking member is connected to the brake switch via a brake wire. The operator operates the brake switch to pull the brake wire, the brake wire pulls the braking member, the braking member contacts the caster, and the caster is braked.

[0014] The brake switch includes a brake button and a brake release button that are movably fitted to a brake switch substrate (attached to the grip of the head frame). A hook portion is fixed to the brake release button, a step that can engage with the hook portion is provided on the brake button, the brake button can linearly displace along the brake switch substrate, and is connected to the brake wire. The operator displaces the brake button upward to pull the brake wire. The hook portion engages with the step, and the brake button is locked. When releasing the braking of the caster, the operator presses the brake release button to disengage the hook portion from the step, so that the brake button descends and returns, the braking member rotates and returns under the action of a torsion spring, and the braking of the caster is released.

Advantages of the Invention

[0015] Compared with the prior art, the present invention achieves the following technical effects.

[0016] First, the golf clubs inserted into the golf bag are comprehensively protected by the lifting part and can be taken in and out more easily by the user.

[0017] Second, the high position state of the lifting part is automatically locked and can be unlocked by the user.

[0018] Third, the unlocking button of the lifting part is provided near the top, which can not only be easily operated but also looks beautiful.

[0019] Fourth, the bag body uses fiber rods, and the outside of the lifting part uses PE material or cloth, which can effectively reduce the weight of the golf bag.

[0020] Fifth, a brake switch is provided on the grip of the head frame, so that the user can easily lock and unlock the casters.

[0021] Hereinafter, the present invention will be further described with reference to the drawings.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Embodiments for Carrying Out the Invention

[0023] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the lifting cylinder type golf bag includes a bag body, a head frame 10 provided at the top of the bag body, a base 20 provided at the bottom of the bag body, and a lifting part 30 movably fitted to the head frame. The lifting part surrounds the golf clubs inserted into the bag body, the highest position after rising is higher than the golf clubs, and after descending, the head parts of the golf clubs are exposed. A lock assembly is provided between the lifting part 30 and the bag body and the head frame. The lock assembly can lock the high position after the lifting part rises and the low position after descending, and the unlocking button of the lock assembly is provided at the top of the lifting part.

[0024] An annular groove 11 is formed in the head frame 10, and the lifting part 30 can penetrate through the annular groove and be inserted downward into the bag body. The annular groove 11 separates the head frame 10 into an intermediate part island shape and an external ring shape. The lifting part 30 can be hidden inside the bag body when descending.

[0025] As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the lifting part 30 includes an upper frame 31, a lower frame 32, and a connecting part that fixedly connects the upper frame and the lower frame. The connecting part may be a lever, a block, and an external material surrounding the lever or the block so that the lifting part 30 becomes a cylindrical member to protect the golf club.

[0026] The bag body includes an external fiber rod 41 that fixedly connects the external ring part of the head frame 10 and the base 20, and an internal fiber rod 43 that fixedly connects the intermediate part island part of the head frame and the intermediate part frame 42. The intermediate part frame is fixedly attached to the external fiber rod. The external material of the bag body surrounds all the external fiber rods, with the top connected to the head frame and the bottom connected to the base. The lifting part 30 inserted downward into the bag body is located between the external fiber rod and the internal fiber rod.

[0027] The lower frame 32 is movably fitted to the external fiber rod 41 and can move up and down along the external fiber rod.

[0028] As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lock assembly includes a cylindrical member 54 that fixedly connects the upper frame 31 and the lower frame 32, and a lock release lever 53 provided within the cylindrical member. The lock release button 50 is hingedly connected to the upper frame. One end of the lock release button is movably connected to the top structure 59 of the lock release lever, and the bottom of the lock release lever is connected to the wedge block 55. A guide position limiting member 56 is provided at the bottom of the cylindrical member 54. The striker 51 is movably fitted within the guide position limiting member, a spring 57 is fitted therein, and a wedge groove 58 that fits with the wedge block is provided. A lock block 44 is provided on the external fiber rod 41.

[0029] As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, a brake switch 60 is provided on the grip of the head frame, casters 21 are provided at the bottom of the base 20, a braking member 22 is provided on the casters, and the braking member is connected to the brake switch via a brake wire. Specifically, the brake switch 60 includes a brake button 62 and a brake release button 63 that are movably fitted on a brake switch substrate 61. A hook portion 64 is fixed to the brake release button, a step that can engage with the hook portion is provided on the brake button, the brake button can linearly displace along the brake switch substrate, and is connected to the brake wire.

[0030] The golf club is inserted into the bag body through the insertion hole or grid of the head frame 10, and the head portion of the golf club protrudes upward from the head frame. When the operator raises the lifting portion 30 to reach a high position, the wedge-shaped striker 51 automatically locks over the lock block 44, and the lifting portion 30 is locked. Since the lifting portion 30 surrounds all the golf clubs and the highest position is higher than the head portion of the golf club, the lifting portion protects the golf clubs in the golf bag and avoids being subjected to external collisions.

[0031] When the operator uses the golf club, it is necessary to lower the lifting part 30, press the unlocking button 50, and drive the unlocking lever 53 to lower. The unlocking lever drives the striker 51 to move in parallel and disengage from the locking block 44. In this way, the operator can lower the lifting part 30. When the lifting part reaches the low position, the head part of the golf club is exposed for easy insertion and removal.

[0032] The operator displaces the brake button 62 and pulls the brake wire. At the same time, the hook part 64 contacts the brake button 62. Under the action of the return spring set with the brake release button 63, the hook part 64 engages with the step on the back of the brake button 62, and the brake button is locked. When releasing the braking on the caster, the operator presses the brake release button 63, compresses the return spring, and disengages the hook part 64 from the step, so that the brake button 62 descends and returns, and the braking member 22 rotates and returns under the action of the torsion spring 23, and the braking on the caster 21 is released.

[0033] The above content is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention. For those skilled in the art, based on the idea of the present invention, the specific embodiments and application scopes may be changed. Therefore, the content of this specification does not limit the present invention.

Description of Reference Numerals

[0034] 10 Head frame 11 Annular groove 20 Base 21 Caster 22 Braking member 221 Braking part of the braking member 222 Connection hole position between the braking member and the brake wire 23 Torsion spring 24 Caster bracket attached to the base 241 Wire passing hole for the brake wire 30 Lifting part 31 Upper frame 32 Lower Frame 33 Connection Base 41 External Fiber Rod 42 Intermediate Frame 43 Internal Fiber Rod 44 Lock Block 50 Unlock Button 51 Striker 53 Unlock Lever 54 Cylindrical Member 55 Wedge Block 56 Guide Position Limiting Member 57 Spring 58 Wedge Groove 60 Brake Switch 61 Brake Switch Substrate 62 Brake Button 63 Brake Release Button 64 Hook Portion 65 Brake Wire

Claims

1. An elevating cylinder type golf bag including a bag body, a head frame (10) provided at the top of the bag body, a base (20) provided at the bottom of the bag body, and an elevating part (30) movably fitted to the head frame, wherein the elevating part surrounds a golf club inserted into the bag body, the highest position after rising is higher than the golf club, and after descending, the head part of the golf club is exposed. A lock assembly is provided between the elevating part (30), the bag body and the head frame, the lock assembly can lock the high position after the elevating part rises and the low position after descending, and the unlocking button of the lock assembly is provided on the tip side part of the elevating part. An elevating cylinder type golf bag characterized by this.

2. An annular groove (11) is formed in the head frame (10), and the elevating part (30) penetrates the annular groove and can be inserted downward into the bag body. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to Claim 1, characterized by this.

3. The elevating part (30) includes an upper frame (31), a lower frame (32), and a connecting part that fixedly connects the upper frame and the lower frame. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to Claim 2, characterized by this.

4. The bag body includes an external fiber rod (41) that fixedly connects the head frame (10) and the base (20), and an internal fiber rod (43) that fixedly connects the head frame and the intermediate part frame (42). The intermediate part frame is fixedly attached to the external fiber rod, and the elevating part (30) inserted downward into the bag body is located between the external fiber rod and the internal fiber rod. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to Claim 3, characterized by this.

5. The lower frame (32) is movably fitted to the external fiber rod (41) and can move up and down along the external fiber rod. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to Claim 4, characterized by this.

6. The lock assembly includes a cylinder member (54) that fixedly connects the upper frame (31) and the lower frame (32), and a lock release lever (53) provided in the cylinder member. The unlocking button (50) is hingedly connected to the upper frame, one end of the unlocking button is movably connected to the top of the lock release lever, and the bottom of the lock release lever is connected to a wedge block (55). A guide position limiting member (56) is provided at the bottom of the cylindrical member (54). The striker (51) is movably fitted into the guide position limiting member, a spring (57) is fitted therein, and a wedge groove (58) for fitting into the wedge block is provided. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to claim 4, characterized in that a lock block (44) is provided on the external fiber rod (41).

7. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to claim 1, characterized in that a brake switch (60) is provided on the grip of the head frame, a caster (21) is provided at the bottom of the base (20), a braking member (22) is provided on the caster, and the braking member is connected to the brake switch via a brake wire.

8. The brake switch (60) includes a brake button (62) and a brake release button (63) movably fitted to a brake switch substrate (61). A hook portion (64) is fixed to the brake release button, a step engageable with the hook portion is provided on the brake button, the brake button can be linearly displaced along the brake switch substrate, and is connected to the brake wire. The elevating cylinder type golf bag according to claim 7, characterized by the above.

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