Waist bag

Abstract

Prevent the tip of the belt inserted through the belt adjustment buckle from flapping easily. 【Solution means】 In a waist bag 100 having a storage part 110 for storing articles and a waist belt 120 wound around the waist, the waist belt 120 has belt adjustment buckles 121 attached to the left and right ends of the storage part 110 respectively, and belts 122 each having a tip part 122b inserted into and folded back by each belt adjustment buckle 121. Each belt 122 is configured such that the folded tip part 122b can be fixed to a base part 122a at a position before being folded back by the belt adjustment buckle 121.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a waist bag worn around the waist during running or the like.

Background Art

[0002] A waist bag worn around the waist and used outdoors has, for example, a storage part for storing items, and a waist belt attached to the storage part and wound around the waist. The waist belt is provided with, for example, belt adjustment buckles on both sides of the storage part so as to be wound around the waist with an appropriate force. In the belt adjustment buckle, one end of a pair of belts is fixed, the other end of the belt is inserted, and the total length of the belt is adjusted by adjusting the insertion length (see, for example, Patent Document 1, FIG. 10, etc.).

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] In the above belt adjustment buckle, when the insertion length of the other end of the belt is long, the hanging part becomes long. Such a hanging part may move in a flapping manner during running, making it easy to kill the concentration force and interfering with running.

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to make the tip of the belt inserted into the belt adjustment buckle less likely to flap.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0006] To achieve the above object, The present invention relates to a storage part for storing portable items, a waist belt attached to the storage part and wound around the waist, and has a waist bag, wherein the waist belt respectively has belt buckle adjustment buckles attached to the left and right ends of the storage part, and belt straps respectively inserted into and folded back at the tip of each belt buckle adjustment buckle, and is characterized in that the tip of each belt strap is fixable to the base at the position before being folded back by the belt buckle adjustment buckle.

[0007] Thus, by folding the belt straps with the belt buckle adjustment buckles attached to both ends of the storage part, it is possible to easily adjust the tightening force of the waist belt even while running, and by making the tip of the belt strap fixable to the base, it is possible to easily prevent the tip from flapping and make it easier to concentrate on running.

Effect of the Invention

[0008] In the present invention, it is possible to make the tip of the belt strap inserted through the belt buckle adjustment buckle less likely to flap.

Brief Description of the Drawings

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Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0010] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

[0011] As shown in Fig. 1, the waist bag 100 has a storage part 110 for storing articles and a waist belt 120 attached to the storage part 110 and wound around the waist. Further, although not essential, an opposing side storage part 130 is provided at a position opposing the storage part 110. The waist bag 100 is worn and used, for example, such that the storage part 110 is located on the back side of the user and the opposing side storage part 130 is located on the abdominal side of the user.

[0012] The waist belt 120 has, respectively, a belt adjustment buckle 121 attached to loop-shaped buckle attachment parts 119 provided at both left and right ends of the storage part 110, and a belt 122 whose tip part 122b is inserted into and folded back on each belt adjustment buckle 121.

[0013] Specifically, the belt adjustment buckle 121 has column parts 121b and 121c parallel to each other provided inside a rectangular frame body 121a, and the column part 121b is attached so as to be wound around the buckle attachment part 119 of the storage part 110. Further, the belt 122 is folded back so as to be wound around the column part 121c from between the column parts 121b and 121c, passes between the column part 121c and the frame body 121a, and the tip part 122b overlaps the base part 122a at the position of the belt 122 before folding back. Thus, by changing the position of the folded-back part of the belt 122, the belt 122 can be tightened or loosened. Note that the cross-sectional shapes and intervals of the frame body 121a and the column parts 121b and 121c are set, for example, to be relatively easy to tighten but difficult to loosen when a tensile force acts between the buckle attachment part 119 and the base part 122a on the belt 122, and to be easy to loosen when the belt adjustment buckle 121 is caused to move. However, it is not limited to this, and various forms of buckles having the same function may be used.

[0014] As described above, the belt buckle adjustment buckles 121 are attached to both sides of the storage portion 110 located on the back side of the user, and the belt 122 is inserted so as to be folded back thereto. Thus, as shown in FIG. 2 for example, when the user pulls the left and right belts 122 in opposite directions to each other, the belt 122 can be easily tightened. That is, since the user can simultaneously tighten the belt 122 by an operation of spreading both hands left and right near the back, it is easy to adjust the degree of tightening of the belt 122 even while running.

[0015] At the tip portion 122b of the belt 122, a tongue portion 123 extending in the width direction of the belt 122 and having hook-and-loop fasteners 123a and 123b formed thereon is provided. As shown in FIG. 3, the tongue portion 123 is bent so as to wrap around the base portion 122a of the belt 122 to form a ring-shaped portion 123c, whereby the tip portion 122b of the belt 122 can be fixed to the base portion 122a. Here, the ring-shaped portion 123c does not necessarily have to be strongly wound around the belt 122. For example, even if it is slidable in the longitudinal direction of the base portion 122a, as long as it is fixed so as not to separate from the base portion 122a, it is easy to prevent the tip portion 122b of the belt 122 from flapping and interfering with running. In particular, by winding the tongue portion 123 around the belt 122 as described above or by forming the ring-shaped portion 123c by the hook-and-loop fasteners 123a and 123b, the tip portion 122b of the belt 122 can be fixed. Thus, even while running, it is easy to prevent the tip portion 122b of the belt 122 from flapping after adjusting the degree of tightening of the belt 122. Note that the tongue portion 123 is not limited to being formed such that the hook-and-loop fasteners 123a and 123b extend vertically as described above, and may be wound around the base portion 122a with a tongue extending in one of the upper and lower directions.

[0016] The housing part 110 is provided such that, for example, the inner wall part 111, the intermediate wall part 112, and the outer wall part 113 overlap, and by connecting both ends and the bottom, an inner housing part 114 and an outer housing part 116 are formed. For example, a fastener 115 is provided at the opening of the inner housing part 114, and the inner wall part 111 and the intermediate wall part 112 are formed of a waterproof or water-repellent material or the like. Also, the opening of the outer housing part 116 is open, a hook 117 is attached to the intermediate wall part 112, and a locking part 118 in which, for example, a rubber string member is looped is provided on the outer wall part 113, so that portable items such as a water supply bottle can be securely held and taken in and out easily.

[0017] The opposing side housing part 130 is provided such that, for example, the inner wall part 131, the intermediate wall part 132, and the outer wall part 133 overlap, and in the same manner as the housing part 110, by connecting both ends and the bottom, an inner housing part 134 and an outer housing part 135 are formed. The base parts 122a of the left and right belt straps 122 are respectively connected to both ends of the opposing side housing part 130. Also, an elastic member 132a such as a flat rubber member that generates a biasing force in the contracting direction is provided at the upper edge part of the intermediate wall part 132. That is, the base parts 122a of the belt straps 122 are connected via the elastic member 132a of the opposing side housing part 130. In the case where the opposing side housing part 130 is not provided, the base parts 122a of the belt straps 122 may simply be connected by the elastic member 132a. Also, together with or instead of the elastic member 132a as described above, the base parts of the belt straps 122 may be connected via a detachable connecting buckle.

[0018] Both ends of the accommodating portion 110 and the opposing-side accommodating portion 130 are connected to each other via, for example, a base belt portion 140. The base belt portion 140 is formed, for example, to have the same width as the accommodating portion 110 and the opposing-side accommodating portion 130. Elastic members 140a such as rubber string members that generate a biasing force in the contracting direction are provided at the upper edge portion and / or the lower edge portion of the base belt portion 140. The biasing force of the elastic member 140a is set to be smaller than that of the elastic member 132a that connects the bases 122a of the belt straps 122. Therefore, if the belt straps 122 are loosened sufficiently, it is possible to easily expand the waist belt 120 against the weak biasing force of the elastic member 140a and wear it around the waist.

[0019] Note that the above-described shapes, sizes, etc. are merely examples, and for example, the heights and widths of the inner accommodating portions 114 and 134, the outer accommodating portions 116 and 135, the width of the base belt portion 140, etc. may be set variously. Also, not all of these accommodating portions need to be provided, and only some of them may be provided, or instead of or in addition to these, other pockets or the like may be provided.

[0020] As described above, since the belt straps 122 are folded back by the belt strap adjustment buckles 121 attached to both ends of the accommodating portion 110, it is possible to easily adjust the tightening force of the waist belt 120 by an operation of spreading both hands to the left and right even while running. Also, since the tip portion 122b of the belt strap 122 can be fixed to the base portion 122a, it is possible to easily prevent the tip portion 122b from flapping and make it easier to concentrate on running.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0021] 100 Waist bag 110 Accommodating portion 111 Inner wall portion 112 Intermediate wall portion 113 Outer wall portion 114 Inner accommodating portion 115 Fastener 116 Outer accommodating portion 117 Hook 118 Stopping part 119 Buckle mounting part 120 Waist belt 121 Belt buckle for adjustment 121a Frame body 121b Column part 121c Column part 122 Belt 122a Base part 122b Tip part 123 Tongue part 123a Hook-and-loop fastener 123b Hook-and-loop fastener 123c Ring-shaped part 130 Opposite side accommodating part 131 Inner wall part 132 Intermediate wall part 132a Elastic member 133 Outer wall part 134 Inner accommodating part 135 Outer accommodating part 140 Base belt part 140a Elastic member

Claims

1. A storage part for storing articles, A waist belt attached to the storage part and wound around the waist, A waist bag having, The waist belt, A belt buckle for adjusting the belt length, respectively attached to loop-shaped buckle attachment parts provided at both left and right ends of the storage part, A belt, respectively, with the tip inserted into each of the belt buckles for adjusting the belt length and folded back, Having, Each of the belts has a fixed tip part at the base of the position before being folded back by the belt buckle for adjusting the belt length, A waist bag characterized in that the tip part is fixable.

2. The waist bag according to Claim 1, The bases of the respective belts are connected via at least one of a connecting buckle and an elastic member, A waist bag characterized by this.

3. A storage part for storing articles, A waist belt attached to the storage part and wound around the waist, A waist bag having, The waist belt, Belt buckles for adjusting the belt length, respectively attached to both left and right ends of the storage part, A belt, respectively, with the tip inserted into each of the belt buckles for adjusting the belt length and folded back, Having, Each of the belts has a fixed tip part at the base of the position before being folded back by the belt buckle for adjusting the belt length, The tip part is fixable, The bases of the respective belts are connected via at least one of a connecting buckle and an elastic member, And, The belt has a tongue-like part extending in the width direction of the belt at the tip part, and a ring-shaped part wound around the base of the belt is formed by the tongue-like part, so that the tip part is fixed to the base, A waist bag characterized in that it is possible.

4. The waist bag according to Claim 3, The tongue-like part has a hook-and-loop fastener, and the ring-shaped part is formed by fixing with the hook-and-loop fastener, A waist bag characterized by this.

5. The waist bag according to Claim 4, Furthermore, an opposing side storage part is provided between the bases of the respective belts, A waist bag characterized by this. ​

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