JP6038596B2 - Reel pocket - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a reel pocket for storing a reel body capable of pulling out and storing a reel string.

Anglers frequently use fishing props such as kites, cutters and hook sharpeners when fishing. Therefore, it is inconvenient if fishing props are stored in clothes pockets or bags. Therefore, a pin-on reel for hanging fishing props on clothes and carrying them is used. The pin-on reel is usually used to carry fishing props hanging on clothes so that they do not get in the way, and to quickly pull out the props when necessary.
For example, as shown in Patent Document 1, the pin-on reel is wound around a spool in which a drawn yarn is previously accommodated in the casing, and a tip of the drawn yarn is connected to a snap or the like for attaching a prop. Tools are provided. Moreover, the attachment part which has a stab pin for attaching to clothes etc. is provided in the outer side of the said casing.

  On the other hand, in order to attach the above pin-on-reel, as shown in Patent Document 2, fishing clothes in which a strong pin-on-reel mounting piece is sewn are used. In addition, the pin-on-reel mounting piece is swingably attached to the clothing main body so that the drawn-out thread of the pin-on reel can be easily pulled out.

JP 2007-222201 A JP 2011-142853 A

  Even if the pin-on-reel shown in Patent Document 1 is attached to clothes with, for example, a piercing pin, it becomes heavier when a prop is attached, so that the cloth of the clothes is damaged at the attachment location. Therefore, as shown in Patent Document 2, a fishing garment in which a pin-on-reel mounting piece is sewn on the garment is used. Since the pin-on reel is attached to the pin-on-reel mounting piece, it is possible to prevent the clothes from being damaged. However, it is not easy to sew a pin-on-reel mounting piece on a piece of clothing that is usually worn instead of such a special fishing garment.

  In addition, a pin-on reel fixed to a general garment fixes, for example, a mobile phone, a key holder, an ornament, and the like to the leading end of the drawn yarn. Similarly, because of the weight of ordinary clothes, the cloth of the clothes is damaged at the pin-on-reel attachment point. Furthermore, sewing a pin-on-reel mounting piece on general clothing is not preferable in terms of appearance, is laborious and expensive, and is not easy.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a reel pocket for mounting a reel body capable of pulling out and storing a reel string on a pocket portion of a garment without using a fitting such as a piercing pin. There is.

A first invention in the present application relates to a reel pocket (20) for storing a reel body (10) from which a reel string (11) can be pulled out and stored.
That is, a pocket portion (21) having a stored item entrance (21C) for taking in and out stored items from the surface side of the clothes (30), and the reel body (10) from the stored item entrance and exit (21C) of the pocket portion (21) A string leading end lead hole (22) that allows the string leading end (12) of the reel string (11) to be pulled out from the interior space of the pocket portion (21) to the outside of the surface side of the clothes (30) .
The pocket portion (21) can be stored regardless of whether the reel body (10) is vertical or horizontal, and can be greatly danced even if the reel string (11) is pulled out. No internal dimensions.
A plurality of the string leading-out lead holes (22) are provided.

The “reel body” is equipped with a take-up mechanism so that the reel string (11) pulled out can be stored, and a lock mechanism for maintaining the pulled reel string (11) in the pulled out state is provided. ing.
The "string tip" fixes a tool (for example, a bag) that is conveniently used by fixing the reel string (11). In addition to directly fixing the tool, one of the male and female members in the one-touch snap is usually fixed.
“Clothing” is a general term for clothing intended to cover the human body. In addition to clothes, a covering and other clothing are also included.
The “pocket portion” is a pocket provided in the clothes (30), and includes all various forms as shown in embodiments described later.
The term “plurality” for the string tip leading hole (22) is, for example, either directly below or right and left, or both right and left, directly above and directly below.

(Function)
First, when the reel body (10) is inserted into the stored item entrance / exit (21C) on the surface side of the clothes (30), the reel body (10) is stored in the pocket portion (21). Then, the string tip (12) of the reel string (11) is taken out from the surface side of the clothes (30) through the string tip leading hole (22). When the string tip (12) is pulled, the reel string (11) stored in the reel body (10) can be pulled out. Since the reel body (10) is stored in the pocket portion (21), it does not get in the way.

(Variation 1 of the first invention)
According to a first aspect of the present invention, the pocket portion (21) is provided with the stored item doorway (21C) and is formed by overlapping and fixing the pocket fabric (21A) to the fabric (31) of the clothing (30). More preferred.

(Function)
In the case of the pocket portion (21) in which the pocket fabric (21A) is fixed to the surface side of the fabric (31) of the clothing (30), the string tip leading hole (22) is formed in the pocket fabric (21A), and the clothing (30 ) Will face the surface side. On the other hand, in the case of the pocket portion (21) in which the pocket fabric (21A) is fixed to the back surface side of the fabric (31) of the clothing (30), the leading end lead-out hole (22) is formed in the fabric (31) of the clothing (30). Once formed, it will face the front side of the garment (30). However, even if the string tip leading hole (22) is provided in both the pocket fabric (21A) and the fabric (31) of the clothes (30), the string tip (12) of the reel string (11) is provided in the clothes (30). It can go out of the surface side of the.

(Variation 2 of the first invention)
The first invention may be formed as follows.
That is, in the pocket portion (21) in which the pocket fabric (21A) is fixed to the back surface side of the fabric (31) of the clothing (30), the string tip leading hole (22) is formed in the pocket fabric (21A). The first string tip leading hole (22B) and the string tip (12) of the reel string (11) pulled out from the first string tip leading hole (22B) are connected to the cloth (31) ) And a second string tip leading hole (22C) that is pulled out to the outside of the surface side.

(Function)
The reel tip (12) of the reel cord (11) in the reel body (10) stored in the pocket portion (21) extends from the first cord tip lead hole (22B) to the second string tip lead hole (22C). It can be pulled out to the outside of the surface of the fabric (31) of the clothes (30).

(Variation 3 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first invention is such that the pocket portion (21) fixes the bag body (21B) provided with the stored item doorway (21C) to the fabric (31) of the clothing (30). May be formed.

(Function)
In the case of the pocket portion (21) in which the bag body (21B) is fixed to the surface side of the cloth (31) of the clothing (30), the string tip leading hole (22) is formed in the bag body (21B), and the clothing (30 ) Will face the surface side. On the other hand, in the case of the pocket portion (21) in which the bag body (21B) is fixed to the back surface side of the cloth (31) of the clothing (30), the string tip leading hole (22) is formed between the bag body (21B) and the clothing (30). By forming it on both the fabrics (31), the string tip (12) of the reel string (11) can be taken out of the surface side of the clothes (30).

(Variation 4 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first invention may be formed as follows.
That is, in the pocket portion (21) in which the bag body (21B) is fixed to the back side of the cloth (31) of the clothing (30), the string tip leading hole (22) is formed in the bag body (21B). The first string tip leading hole (22B) and the string tip (12) of the reel string (11) pulled out from the first string tip leading hole (22B) are connected to the cloth (31) ) And a second string leading end drawing hole (22C) that is drawn out to the outside on the surface side.

(Function)
The reel tip (12) of the reel cord (11) in the reel body (10) stored in the pocket portion (21) extends from the first cord tip lead hole (22B) to the second string tip lead hole (22C). It can be pulled out to the outside of the surface of the fabric (31) of the clothes (30).

(Variation 5 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first invention is provided with a reel protector (23) that covers the vicinity of the drawer portion of the reel string (11) in the reel body (10) stored from the stored article doorway (21C). It is good also as providing.

(Glossary)
`` Reel protector '' is a cushioning material that prevents the tool fixed to the string tip (12) from directly colliding with the reel body (10) when the reel body (10) winds the reel string (11) Fulfill.

(Function)
By pulling a tool fixed to the string tip (12), the reel string (11) is pulled out from the reel body (10), and work is performed with the tool. When the reel string (11) is rewound after the work, the reel protector (23) serves as a buffer so that the tool at the string tip (12) does not directly collide with the reel body (10).

(First invention variation 6)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first and second aspects of the present invention includes a lid member (21) that covers the pocket portion (21) so that the reel body (10) does not jump out of the stored item entrance / exit (21C). 24) may be provided.

(Function)
Since the cover member (24) is present, the reel body (10) is prevented from jumping out of the stored item entrance (21C) of the reel pocket (20) even if the clothes (30) shakes. In this case, the string tip leading hole (22) can be formed in the lid member (24).

(Variation 7 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first aspect of the invention may be formed so that the position of the string tip leading hole (22) can be changed.
Specifically, for example, it is provided so that it can be opened and closed with a linear fastener having two or more sliders on the side surface of the pocket fabric (21A) or the bag body (21B). An opening corresponding to the string leading-out hole (22) is formed between the two sliders. By moving the two sliders, the position of the opening, that is, the string leading-out hole (22) is changed.

(Function)
Depending on the position of the reel pocket (20) in the clothes (30), there is a direction in which the reel string (11) of the reel body (10) can be easily pulled out. Since the string leading-out hole (22) is formed so that the position can be changed, a position where the reel string (11) is most easily pulled out is selected.

(Delete)

(Function)
Depending on the position of the reel pocket (20) in the clothes (30), there is a direction in which the reel string (11) of the reel body (10) can be easily pulled out. Since a plurality of string leading-out holes (22) are provided, a place where the reel string (11) is most easily pulled out is selected.

(Variation 9 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first invention is a pressing member (25) for pressing the reel body (10) so that the reel body (10) stored from the stored item entrance (21C) is stable. It is good also as providing.

(Function)
Since the pressing member (25) is provided, the reel body (10) is prevented from jumping out from the stored item entrance (21C) of the reel pocket (20) even if the clothes (30) swings up and down, for example. Further, since the reel body (10) is pressed downward by the pressing member (25), the reel body (10) is housed in a stable state inside the reel pocket (20).

(Variation 10 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first invention comprises a tool cover (50) for covering and stabilizing the tool (40) fixed to the string tip (12) pulled out from the string tip leading hole (22). ) May be provided.

(Function)
Since the tool cover (50) is provided, even if the clothes (30) sways, for example, cover the tool (40) fixed to the string tip (12) and hold the tool (40) so that it does not sway. Stabilize.

(Variation 11 of the first invention)
The reel pocket (20) according to the first aspect of the present invention is the reel housed in the reel body (10) on the surface in contact with the inner surface of the pocket portion (21) from the stored item entrance / exit (21C). It is good also as providing the unevenness | corrugation (13) for making a main body (10) hard to jump out.

(Function)
Since the unevenness (13) is provided, the reel body (10) stored from the stored object entrance / exit (21C) is pressed along the unevenness (13) on the inner surface of the pocket portion (21). Therefore, even if the clothes (30) are greatly shaken, the reel body (10) is prevented from jumping out of the stored item entrance (21C) of the reel pocket (20).

According to the first invention of the present application, there is provided a reel pocket for mounting a reel body capable of pulling out and storing a reel string on a pocket portion of a garment without using an attachment tool such as a piercing pin. I was able to.

It is a perspective view which shows having provided the reel pocket of 1st embodiment in the fishing vest which is clothing. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 1st embodiment. (A) is sectional drawing seen from the right of FIG. 2, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the structure of the reel pocket of FIG. (A) shows a state when the pulled-out reel string is returned to the reel body, and (b) is an explanatory view showing a state in which a tool fixed to the string end of the reel string collides with the reel protector. It is a perspective view which shows the state which provided the cover member with respect to the reel pocket of FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the state which opened the cover member in the reel pocket of FIG. (A), (b), (c) is a front view when a reel main body is inserted in three directions in the reel pocket of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 2nd embodiment. (A) shows a state when the leading end of the reel string in the reel pocket of FIG. 9 is pulled out by expanding the slit of the reel protector, and (b) shows that the leading end of the reel string collides with the reel protector. It is explanatory drawing which shows a state. FIG. 10 is a perspective view including a tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. 9. FIG. 10 is a perspective view including another tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. 9. FIG. 10 is a perspective view including another tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. 9. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 3rd embodiment. It is a perspective view provided with the tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. It is a perspective view provided with another tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. It is a perspective view provided with another tool cover in the reel pocket of FIG. (A) is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 4th embodiment, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which inserted the reel main body into the reel pocket, (c) is a reel pocket shaking. It is a perspective view which shows operation | movement of the reel main body at the time. (A) is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 5th embodiment, (b) is a perspective view which shows the state which inserted the reel main body into the reel pocket, (c) is a reel pocket shook. It is a perspective view which shows operation | movement of the reel main body at the time. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 6th embodiment. (A) is sectional drawing seen from the right of FIG. 20, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 7th embodiment. (A) is sectional drawing seen from the right of FIG. 22, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body. It is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of 8th embodiment. (A) is sectional drawing seen from the right of FIG. 24, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body. (A) is sectional drawing which shows the reel pocket of 9th embodiment, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body into the reel pocket of (a). (A) is sectional drawing which shows the reel pocket of 10th Embodiment, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body into the reel pocket of (a). (A) is sectional drawing which shows the reel pocket of 11th embodiment, (b) is sectional drawing which shows the state which inserted the reel main body into the reel pocket of (a). (A) is a perspective view which shows the fishing vest which provided the reel pocket, (b) is a perspective view which shows the reel pocket of (a). (A) is a perspective view which shows the fishing vest which provided the other reel pocket, (b) and (c) are front views of another reel pocket provided in the fishing vest. (A) is a perspective view which shows the fishing vest which provided the reel pocket, (b) is the front view and side view which show the reel pocket of (a), (c) is (a) It is the front view and side view which show another reel pocket. (A) is a front view which shows the spine which provided the reel pocket, (b) is a perspective view which shows the back surface of the spine which provided the reel pocket of (a).

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the reel pocket 20 according to the present embodiment is provided in the pocket portion 21 of the clothing 30 such as a fishing vest 32 worn by a fisherman. Further, for example, when a fisherman fishes, a reel main body 10 for storing a fishing tool 40 (see FIG. 5) such as a kite, a cutter, a hook sharpener, etc. suspended from the clothes 30 is stored. .
The clothing 30 is a general term for clothing for the purpose of covering the human body. In addition to clothes, a covering and other clothing are also included.

  The reel body 10 is capable of pulling out and storing the reel string 11. That is, the reel body 10 is provided with a winding mechanism for pulling out and storing the reel string 11. Furthermore, a lock mechanism for maintaining the pulled reel string 11 in a pulled out state is also provided.

  The winding mechanism may be the same as a conventional mechanism such as a spool housed in a pin-on-reel casing shown in Patent Document 1 of the prior art. As an example, a reel string 11 is wound around a spool, the spool is rotatably supported by a support shaft inside the reel body 10, and a winding spring provided between the support shaft and the spool. It is a structure rewinded by.

  A working tool is fixed to the string tip 12 of the reel string 11. The string tip 12 fixes a tool such as the tool 40 that is conveniently used by fixing the reel string 11. Examples of the tool 40 include fishing rods, cutters, hook sharpeners, and the like. In the present embodiment, as the string tip 12, in addition to the case where the tool is directly fixed, one of the male and female members in the one-touch snap is usually fixed as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 2, the reel pocket 20 uses a pocket portion 21 having a stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C, which is provided in the clothes 30, and stores / removes stored items.
As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the pocket portion 21 includes the case where the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C takes in / out the stored item from the surface side of the clothes 30, and the case shown in FIGS. 20 and 21. 21C may put in and out the stored items from the back side of the clothes 30.

First, the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 will be described.
The pocket portion 21 is provided with a stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C through which a stored item is taken in and out from the surface side of the clothing 30, and the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A is superimposed on the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and fixed by, for example, sewing.

The reel pocket 20 has a string leading end pull-out hole 22 for pulling out the string leading end 12 of the reel string 11 from the pocket portion 21 to the outside of the surface side of the clothes 30 when the reel body 10 inserted from the stored item entrance 21C is stored. I have.
In this case, the string tip leading hole 22 is formed in the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A so as to face the surface side of the clothing 30.

  The reel pocket 20 may include a reel protector 23 therein. The reel protector 23 covers the vicinity of the drawer portion of the reel string 11 in the reel body 10 stored from the stored item entrance 21C. The reel protector 23 serves as a cushioning material that prevents the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 from directly colliding with the reel body 10 when the reel body 10 winds the reel string 11.

  As an example of the reel protector 23, for example, as shown in FIG. 4, the reel protector 23 is made of a rubber band, and is formed in an upward U-shape along both side surfaces and the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A. Further, a slit 23A extending in the longitudinal direction of the band-like body is provided at the center of the width of the band-like body. The slit 23A is a free hole through which the reel string 11 is passed.

Note that the slits 23A are connected by connecting portions in the longitudinal direction at appropriate intervals. Since the belt-like body is made of rubber and has elasticity, the reel string 11 can be passed through the slit 23A by expanding the slit 23A and allowing the string tip 12 to pass therethrough. Thereafter, when the spreading force is released, the slit 23A of the belt-like body returns to the original state. Further, the reel protector 23 is formed with a flange 23B along a side edge of the belt-like body.
The reel protector 23 is inserted into the pocket portion 21 through the stored item entrance 21C.

The operation of the reel pocket 20 will be described.
First, when the reel body 10 is inserted from the storage entrance 21C on the front side of the clothing 30, as shown in FIGS. 3 (b) and 5, the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and the pocket fabric 21A are formed inside the pocket portion 21. It is stored so as to be pinched. Then, the slit (free hole) 23 </ b> A of the reel protector 23 is widened to allow the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 to pass through, and is taken out of the surface side of the clothing 30 from the string tip leading hole 22. A fishing tool 40 such as a kite, cutter, hook sharpener or the like is fixed to the string tip 12.

  When the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 is pulled, the reel string 11 stored in the reel body 10 can be pulled out. When working by operating the tool 40 such as a bag, the reel body 10 is housed in the pocket portion 21 so that it does not get in the way. Further, if the reel body 10 is provided with a lock mechanism, the reel string 11 is just the right length and the operation becomes easy. When the operation is completed, the lock mechanism is released, and the reel string 11 is rewound onto the reel body 10 again. When the reel string 11 is rewound, the reel protector 23 serves as a buffer material to prevent the tool 40 from directly colliding with the reel body 10.

  Next, the reel pocket according to the variation of the first embodiment will be described. Differences with respect to the reel pocket 20 described above will be mainly described, and description of similar parts will be omitted as appropriate.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a lid member 24 can be provided to cover the reel pocket 20 described above so that the reel body 10 does not jump out of the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C.
The lid member 24 fixes the one side edge side of the lid member 24 to the surface of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 so as to cover the stored item entrance 21C above the pocket fabric 21A.
Further, a lid fixing member 24A such as a hook-and-loop fastener is provided to fix the other side edge of the lid member 24 to the pocket fabric 21A so as to be opened and closed. That is, the lid fixing member 24A includes a pair of fixing member pieces 24Aa and fixing member pieces 24Ab that can be attached to each other or peeled off from each other. The fixing member piece 24Aa is attached to the lid member 24, and the fixing member piece 24Ab is attached to the pocket fabric 21A.

  Since the lid member 24 is provided, the reel body 10 is prevented from jumping out from the stored item entrance / exit 21C of the reel pocket 20 even if the clothes as the clothes 30 are shaken. The lid fixing member 24A may be a commonly used fastener such as a button, and is not particularly limited.

  As a variation of the embodiment, the above-mentioned reel leading-out hole 22 can be provided in a plurality of locations with respect to the reel pocket 20 described above. For example, either directly below or right or left, or both left or right, directly above or directly below.

  Specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 2, FIG. 4, FIG. 6 and FIG. 7, not only the hole located at the bottom of the reel pocket 20, but also the lateral holes 22A, 22A located on the left and right sides in the figure are provided. Can do. The horizontal hole 22A is the same as the string leading end pull-out hole 22, but the reference numerals are changed for easy understanding.

  In FIG. 8A, the string tip leading hole 22 is located below the reel pocket 20. 8B, the horizontal hole 22A is positioned on the right side of the reel pocket 20, and in FIG. 8C, the horizontal hole 22A is positioned on the left side of the reel pocket 20. When the reel body 10 is inserted through the stored article entrance / exit 21C, the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 pulled out from the reel body 10 is aligned with the target string tip lead hole 22 and the lateral holes 22A, 22A.

  Depending on the position of the reel pocket 20 in the clothes 30, there is a direction in which the reel string 11 of the reel body 10 can be easily pulled out. Since the string leading end pull-out holes 22 (including the horizontal holes 22A and 22A) are provided at a plurality of positions, the position where the reel string 11 can be most easily pulled out can be selected from the string leading end pull-out holes 22 and the horizontal holes 22A and 22A.

As a second embodiment, the above-described reel pocket 20 may be formed such that the position of the string leading-out hole 22 can be changed.
Specifically, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, both side surfaces and the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A can be opened and closed by a linear fastener 27, and the opening 27C is changed by two or more sliders 27A and 27A. Can be configured. The fastener 27 basically opens and closes elements 27B arranged on a pair of left and right tape-like base materials by meshing or separating them with a slider 27A.
In the present embodiment, by providing at least two sliders 27A and 27A, an opening 27C corresponding to the string leading end lead-out hole 22 is formed between the two sliders 27A and 27A. The position of the opening 27C can be freely changed by moving the two sliders 27A and 27A.

FIG. 10A shows a state where the slit (universal hole) 23A of the reel protector 23 is widened to pass the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 and pulled out from the opening 27C between the two sliders 27A and 27A. Show. FIG. 10B shows a state in which the reel string 11 is rewound onto the reel body 10 again, and the string tip 12 contacts the reel protector 23.
Therefore, the opening 27 </ b> C corresponding to the string leading end pull-out hole 22 can be changed to a position in a direction in which the reel string 11 of the reel body 10 can be easily pulled out depending on the position of the reel pocket 20 in the clothing 30.

  As a variation of the embodiment, the reel pocket 20 described above can be configured as shown in FIGS. A tool cover 50 for covering and stabilizing the tool 40 fixed to the string leading end hole 22 or the string leading end 12 pulled out from the opening 27C can be provided. Others are the same as in FIG.

In FIG. 11, the tool cover 50 has two tool cover tapes 51, 51 arranged in parallel vertically. The tool cover tapes 51 and 51 are fixed to the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 at both ends in the lateral direction so as to form intervals 51A and 51A into which the small scissors 41 as the tool 40 can be inserted.
In FIG. 12, the tool cover 50 is fixed so that the tool pocket fabric 52 is superimposed on the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and has a pocket shape with an opening 52 </ b> A for inserting a small scissors 41 as the tool 40.

In FIG. 13, the tool cover 50 is a tool such as a hook-and-loop fastener so as to have a pocket shape with an opening 53 </ b> A for inserting a small scissors 41 as the tool 40 by superimposing the tool cover sheet 53 on the cloth 31 of the clothing 30. The cover fixing member 54 is fixed so as to be opened and closed.
That is, the tool cover fixing member 54 can be attached to or peeled off from each other like a one-touch fastener, and includes a pair of fixing member pieces 54A and fixing member pieces 54B. The fixing member piece 54A is attached to the tool cover sheet 53, and the fixing member piece 54B is attached to the cloth 31 of the clothing 30.
Since the tool cover 50 is provided as described above, for example, even if the clothes that are the clothes 30 are shaken, the tool 40 that is fixed to the string tip 12 is covered so that the small scissors 41 that are the tools 40 are not shaken. Press and stabilize.

As a third embodiment, the above-described reel pocket 20 is formed by a linear fastener 27 so that the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C can be opened and closed, and the position of the string tip leading-out hole 22 can be changed. May be.
Specifically, as shown in FIG. 14, the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A is overlapped on the fabric 31 of the clothing 30, and the side edges on the upper, lower, left, and right sides are fixed to form a bag shape. Further, the entire circumference or the entire circumference of both side surfaces, the top surface, and the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A can be opened and closed by a linear fastener 27 so that the opening 27C can be changed by two or more sliders 27A and 27A. Can be configured. The configuration of the fastener 27 is as described for the reel pocket 20 of FIG.

  An opening 27C is formed between the two sliders 27A and 27A. The position of the opening 27C can be freely changed by moving the two sliders 27A and 27A. Therefore, by moving the two sliders 27A and 27A to the upper surface of the pocket fabric 21A to form the opening 27C in the upper part, the opening 27C becomes the opening 27C corresponding to the stored item entrance 21C. The reel body 10 can be taken in and out from the opening 27C at the upper part.

  A reel protector (not shown) that is substantially the same as the reel protector 23 described above can be provided inside the reel pocket 20. The difference is that the belt-like body is formed over the entire circumference, and the slit (universal hole) 23A is also formed over the whole circumference of the belt-like body. Note that the slits 23A are connected by connecting portions in the longitudinal direction at appropriate intervals. The reel body 10 and the reel protector are inserted into the pocket portion 21 through the opening 27C that is wide open.

  When the two sliders 27A and 27A are moved to the side surface or the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A, the upper opening 27C is closed. Further, the two sliders 27A and 27A can be moved to a position where the reel string 11 of the reel body 10 can be easily pulled out, so that an opening 27C corresponding to the string tip leading hole 22 can be formed. The string tip 12 of the reel string 11 is passed through the opening 27C and pulled out.

As a variation of the embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 15 to 17, a tool cover for covering and stabilizing the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 pulled out from the opening 27 </ b> C with respect to the reel pocket 20 described above. 50 can be provided. The rest is the same as FIG. The tool cover 50 is the same as the tool cover 50 in FIGS. 11 to 13 described above, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.
The tool cover 50 in FIG. 15 is the same as the tool cover 50 in FIG.
The tool cover 50 in FIG. 16 is the same as the tool cover 50 in FIG.
The tool cover 50 in FIG. 17 is the same as the tool cover 50 in FIG.

As a variation of the fourth embodiment, a pressing member 25 that presses the reel main body 10 can be provided so that the reel main body 10 stored from the stored item entrance 21C is stabilized with respect to the reel pocket 20 described above. . The rest is almost the same as in FIG.
Specifically, for example, as shown in FIG. 18, the reel pocket 20 includes a fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and a storage / entrance 21 </ b> C through which the reel body 10 is taken in and out, and is overlapped and fixed to the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. Pocket fabric 21A. Furthermore, a cord leading end pull-out hole 22 is provided for pulling out the leading end 12 of the reel string 11 from the reel pocket 20 when the reel body 10 inserted from the stored item entrance 21C is stored.

The pressing member 25 is a rubber rod-like body that is positioned substantially in the center of the width of the stored item entrance 21C and extends in the longitudinal direction of the stored item entrance 21C. In the pressing member 25, both ends of the rod-shaped body are fixed to the side surfaces of the pocket fabric 21A so as to have tension.
In order to insert the reel body 10 from the stored item entrance / exit 21C, the pressing member 25 is extended and inserted into the interior so as to be in the state of FIG. 18 (a) to FIG. 18 (b). The reel body 10 is sandwiched between the cloth 31 and the pocket cloth 21A of the clothing 30, and the upper part is stabilized by the pressing member 25, so that the reel body 10 is stable. The string tip 12 of the reel string 11 in the reel body 10 is pulled out from the string tip leading hole 22.
Therefore, since the pressing member 25 is provided, as shown in FIG. 18C, for example, even if the clothing 30 swings up and down, the reel body 10 is prevented from jumping out from the stored item entrance 21C of the reel pocket 20. Give me. Further, since the reel body 10 is pressed downward by the pressing member 25, the reel body 10 is stored in a stable state inside the reel pocket 20.

As a fifth embodiment, the reel pocket 20 described above can be configured as shown in FIG. The reel body 10 can be provided with irregularities 13 on the inner surface of the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 or the surface in contact with the inner surface of the pocket cloth 21A for preventing the reel body 10 stored from the stored item entrance 21C from popping out. .
When the reel body 10 is inserted from the storage / entrance 21C, the reel body 10 is sandwiched between the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 and the pocket cloth 21A. At this time, as shown in FIG. 19B, the inner surface of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 or the inner surface of the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A presses the reel body 10 along the unevenness 13.
Therefore, since the unevenness 13 is provided, as shown in FIG. 19C, the reel body 10 is prevented from jumping out of the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C of the reel pocket 20 even when the clothes 30 are largely shaken.

Since the reel pocket 20 of each embodiment described above can use the pocket part 21 in various clothes 30 as described above, the clothes 30 and the pocket part 21 are not particularly limited.
As an example, a reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 20 and 21 will be described with respect to the reel pocket according to the sixth embodiment. Differences with respect to the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 2 to 5 will be mainly described, and description of similar parts will be omitted.

The reel pocket 20 is formed by a pocket portion 21 having a stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C through which a stored item is taken in and out from the back side of the clothing 30, and the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A is superimposed on the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and fixed by, for example, sewing. ing.
The reel pocket 20 has a string leading end pull-out hole 22 for pulling out the string leading end 12 of the reel string 11 from the pocket portion 21 to the outside of the surface side of the clothes 30 when the reel body 10 inserted from the stored item entrance 21C is stored. I have. In this case, the string tip leading hole 22 is formed in the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 so as to face the surface side of the clothing 30.
The reel pocket 20 is provided with a reel protector 23 similar to that described with reference to FIG. 4 in order to cover the vicinity of the drawer portion of the reel string 11 in the reel body 10 stored from the stored item entrance 21C. Can be provided inside. In FIG. 20, the reel protector 23 is not shown.

The operation of the reel pocket 20 will be described.
First, when the reel body 10 is inserted from the stored article entrance / exit 21 </ b> C on the back side of the clothes 30, the reel body 10 is stored inside the pocket portion 21 so as to be sandwiched between the cloth 31 and the pocket cloth 21 </ b> A. Then, as shown in FIG. 21 (b), the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 is taken out of the surface side of the clothing 30 from the string tip pull-out hole 22. A fishing tool 40 such as a kite, cutter, hook sharpener or the like is fixed to the string tip 12.
When the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 is pulled, the reel string 11 stored in the reel body 10 can be pulled out. When working by operating the tool 40 such as a bag, the reel body 10 is housed in the pocket portion 21 so that it does not get in the way.

  As a variation of the embodiment, as shown by a two-dot chain line in FIG. 20, the above-described reel pocket 20 can be provided with the above-mentioned string leading-out hole 22 (including the lateral holes 22A and 22A) at a plurality of locations. . For example, either directly below or right or left, or both left or right, directly above or directly below. The operation is the same as described in the reel pocket 20 of FIG.

As a seventh embodiment, the reel pocket 20 described above can be configured as shown in FIGS. The string leading end pull-out hole 22 includes a first string leading end leading hole 22B formed in the pocket fabric 21A and a string leading end 12 of the reel string 11 pulled out from the first string leading end leading hole 22B. The second string leading-out hole 22 </ b> C is pulled out to the outside of the surface side of the fabric 31.
Note that the first string tip leading hole 22B and the second string tip leading hole 22C can be provided at a plurality of locations as described with reference to FIGS. For example, either directly below or right or left, or both left or right, directly above or directly below.

  As shown in FIG. 23 (b), the reel unit 10 is inserted from the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C on the back side of the clothing 30. The cord tip 12 of the reel cord 11 is taken out from the first cord tip leading hole 22B to the back surface side of the clothing 30, and then is taken out from the second cord tip leading hole 22C to the outside of the surface of the clothing 30. A fishing tool 40 such as a kite, cutter, hook sharpener or the like is fixed to the string tip 12. When the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 is pulled, the reel string 11 stored in the reel body 10 can be pulled out to the surface side of the clothing 30.

As an eighth embodiment, the reel pocket 20 described above can be configured as shown in FIGS. The pocket portion 21 is provided with a storage entry / exit 21 </ b> C that allows storage items to be taken in and out from the front side of the clothing 30, and the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A is overlapped on the back side of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30 and fixed by, for example, sewing. . The opening formed in the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 is the stored material entrance / exit 21 </ b> C, and the stored material can be taken in and out from the surface side of the clothing 30.
Further, the reel pocket 20 pulls out the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 from the pocket portion 21 to the outside of the surface side of the clothes 30 when the reel body 10 inserted from the storage entry / exit 21C is stored. 22 is provided. The string leading-out hole 22 is formed in the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 so as to face the surface side of the clothing 30.

  As a variation of the embodiment, the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 24 and 25 can be configured in the same manner as in FIGS. 22 and 23. The string leading end pull-out hole 22 includes a first string leading end pulling hole 22B formed in the pocket fabric 21A and a string leading end 12 of the reel string 11 pulled out from the first string leading end leading hole 22B. And a second string tip leading hole 22C that is pulled out to the outside. Similarly, the first string tip leading hole 22B and the second string tip leading hole 22C can be formed at a plurality of locations.

Further, as a variation of the embodiment, the first string leading end pull-out hole is also provided for the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, and further for the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. You may form so that the position of 22B can be changed.
Specifically, similarly to the reel pocket 20 shown in FIG. 9, both side surfaces and the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A can be opened and closed by a linear fastener 27, and an opening 27C is formed by two or more sliders 27A and 27A. Can be configured to change.
Alternatively, similarly to the reel pocket 20 shown in FIG. 14, the pocket fabric 21 </ b> A is superposed on the fabric 31 of the clothing 30, and the side edges on the top, bottom, left and right are fixed to form a bag shape. Further, the entire circumference or the entire circumference of both side surfaces, the top surface, and the bottom surface of the pocket fabric 21A can be opened and closed by a linear fastener 27 so that the opening 27C can be changed by two or more sliders 27A and 27A. Can be configured.

As a ninth embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 26 to 27, the pocket portion 21 has a bag body 21 </ b> B provided with a stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C to the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 as compared with the reel pocket 20 described above. For example, it can be fixed by sewing.
The reel pocket 20 of FIG. 26 is a pocket portion 21 that fixes the bag body 21 </ b> B to the surface side of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. The bag body 21 </ b> B fixes at least the vicinity of the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C to the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. The stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C is used to put in and out stored items on the surface side of the clothes 30. In this case, the string leading-out lead hole 22 is formed in the bag body 21 </ b> B and faces the surface side of the clothing 30.

A tenth embodiment will be described.
The reel pocket 20 of FIG. 27 is a pocket portion 21 that fixes the bag body 21B to the back side of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. The bag body 21 </ b> B fixes at least the vicinity of the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C to the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. The stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C is used to put in / out stored items on the back side of the clothes 30.

  In this case, the string leading end pull-out hole 22 is pulled out from the first string leading end pulling hole 22B formed in the bag body 21B and the first string leading end pulling hole 22B as in the case of FIG. 22 and FIG. The reel string 11 includes a string leading end 12 and a second string leading end pulling hole 22 </ b> C that pulls the string leading end 12 out of the surface of the cloth 31 of the clothing 30. Similarly, the first string tip leading hole 22B and the second string tip leading hole 22C can be formed at a plurality of locations.

  The reel pocket 20 of FIG. 28 according to the eleventh embodiment is a pocket portion 21 in which the bag body 21B is fixed to the back side of the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. The bag body 21 </ b> B fixes at least the vicinity of the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C to the fabric 31 of the clothing 30. In this case, the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C is used to put in / out the stored item on the surface side of the clothing 30. That is, the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C communicates with an opening formed in the fabric 31 of the clothing 30.

  In this case, the string leading end pull-out hole 22 is pulled out from the first string leading end pulling hole 22B formed in the bag body 21B and the first string leading end pulling hole 22B as in the case of FIG. 22 and FIG. The reel string 11 includes a string leading end 12 and a second string leading end pulling hole 22 </ b> C that pulls the string leading end 12 out of the surface of the cloth 31 of the clothing 30. Similarly, the first string tip leading hole 22B and the second string tip leading hole 22C can be formed at a plurality of locations.

  20 to 28 described above, the various embodiments of the reel pocket 20 of FIGS. 2 to 19 described above can be similarly applied. Although detailed explanation about them is omitted, some application examples are shown below.

In FIG. 29 (a), the clothing 30 is a fishing vest 32 worn by a fisherman, and a reel pocket 20 is formed on the back surface on the front side. More specifically, the reel pocket 20 is the same as the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 22 and 23 described above.
As shown in FIG. 29 (b), a second string tip leading hole 22C penetrating the front and rear surfaces of the fishing vest 32 is formed at a location near the first string leading edge pull hole 22B in the reel pocket 20. Forming. Furthermore, a tool cover 50 as shown in FIG. 11 to FIG. 13 is formed on the front surface of the fishing vest 32 at a position below the second string tip leading hole 22C. FIG. 29B is the same as the tool cover 50 shown in FIG.

The string tip 12 of the reel string 11 pulled out from the reel body 10 stored in the reel pocket 20 is passed through the second string tip lead-out hole 22C and put out on the front surface of the fishing vest 32. A small scissor 41 as a tool 40 is fixed to the string tip 12.
Since the tool cover 50 is provided as described above, even if the fishing vest 32 sways, for example, the tool 40 fixed to the string tip 12 is covered so that the tool 40, for example, the small scissors 41 does not sway. To stabilize.

  In FIG. 30 (a), the clothing 30 is a fishing vest 32 worn by a fisherman, and has several pockets for storing small items on the front side thereof. The reel pocket 20 is formed using one of the pocket portions 21. The reel pocket 20 is the same as the reel pocket 20 of FIG. 9 described above.

The reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 30B and 30C is the same as the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 24 and 25 described above. A pocket portion 21 is formed on the back side of the front fabric 31 in the fishing vest 32. The stored item entrance / exit 21C of the pocket portion 21 is an opening formed in the cloth 31 of the fishing vest 32, and includes a lid member 24 that covers the stored item entrance / exit 21C. The lid fixing member 24A is a generally used fastener such as a button. The stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C allows a stored item to be taken in and out from the surface side of the clothes 30.
Furthermore, the reel main body 10 inserted through the stored item entrance / exit 21 </ b> C is provided with a string leading end pull-out hole 22 for pulling out the string leading end 12 of the reel string 11 from the pocket portion 21 to the outside of the surface side of the clothing 30. The string leading-out hole 22 is formed in the cloth 31 of the clothing 30 so as to face the surface side of the clothing 30.

In FIG. 31 (a), the clothing 30 is a fishing vest 32 worn by a fisherman, and has several accessory pockets on the front side thereof. The reel pocket 20 is formed using one of the pocket portions 21. More specifically, the pocket portion 21 is formed on the inner side (back side) of the fabric 31 behind the collar in the fishing vest 32.
31 (b) and 31 (c), the pocket portion 21 is provided with a storage / entrance entrance / exit 21C through which a stored item is taken in and out from the back side of the clothing 30. For example, 21A is overlapped and fixed by sewing, for example. Further, when the reel body 10 inserted from the stored article entrance / exit 21C is stored, a string leading end pull-out hole 22 is formed to pull out the string leading end 12 of the reel strap 11 from the pocket portion 21 to the outside of the clothing 30.

In FIG. 31 (b), a string leading-out lead hole 22 is provided substantially at the center of the lid member 24 that covers the stored item entrance 21C. In FIG. 31 (c), a lid fixing member 24B such as a hook-and-loop fastener is provided so that the stored item entrance 21C can be opened and closed. The lid fixing member 24B is composed of a pair of fixing member pieces that can be attached to each other or peeled off as shown in FIG. A gap formed when the lid fixing member 24B is closed serves as a string leading end pull-out hole 22.
A cap 42 is fixed to the string tip 12 of the reel string 11 drawn from the reel body 10 housed in the reel pocket 20. Since a gust may blow at the fishing spot, the hat 42 may be skipped. However, since the hat 42 is fixed to the string tip 12 of the reel string 11, it is safe to be skipped.

The reel pocket 20 of each embodiment described above has been described with the fishing vest 32 mainly used by the angler when fishing as the clothing 30, but is not particularly limited, so some other types of clothing 30 will also be described. .
32 (a) and 32 (b), the pocket portion 21 is formed on the back side of the cloth 31 on the front side in the back 33. A reel pocket 20 is formed using the pocket portion 21. More specifically, the reel pocket 20 is the same as the reel pocket 20 shown in FIGS. 22 and 23 described above.

As shown in FIG. 32 (b), in the reel pocket 20 near the first string leading end extraction hole 22B, the second string leading end extraction hole 22C penetrating to the front side fabric 31 of the spine 33 to the surface side. Is forming.
On the other hand, a breast pocket 33A is formed on the front surface side of the fabric 31 on the front side of the spine 33, and the second string tip leading hole 22C communicates with the inside of the breast pocket 33A.

The leading end 12 of the reel string 11 pulled out from the reel body 10 stored in the reel pocket 20 is passed through the first string leading end leading hole 22B to the second string leading end leading hole 22C so that the front side of the spine 33 The outside of the breast pocket 33A is taken out. Then, for example, a mobile phone 43 as a tool is fixed to the string tip 12. The mobile phone 43 is stored in the breast pocket 33A.
When using the mobile phone 43, the mobile phone 43 is taken out from the chest pocket 33A, and the reel string 11 is pulled out. When the mobile phone 43 is returned to the breast pocket 33 </ b> A, the reel string 11 is rewound onto the reel body 10. Therefore, the reel string 11 extends when necessary, but is returned when not necessary, so that it does not get in the way. In addition, even if the mobile phone 43 comes out of the breast pocket 33A due to a change in posture, it can be prevented from falling because it is fixed to the tip of the reel string 11.

The present invention has applicability in the fishing industry, fishing equipment manufacturing industry, fishing equipment, fishing equipment rental industry, and other leisure and clothing industries.

10; reel body 11; reel string 12; string tip 13; irregularities 20; reel pocket 21; pocket base material 21A; base material fixing member 22; cover member 22A; Partition member 22E; Lid fixing member 23; Reel protector 23A; Slit (universal hole)
23B; Flange 24; Pocket lid member 24A; Lid fixing member 24Aa; Fixing member piece 24Ab; Fixing member piece 24B; Hinge 24C; String tip leading hole 25; Pressing member 26; Cover member 27; Fastener 27A; Opening 28; hanging tool 30; fixed body (clothes, bag, cooler box)
31; rubber apron 32; work clothes 33; helmet 34; wader (fishing boots)
35; fishing vest 35A; pocket opening 35B; through hole 36; cooler box 37; spine 37A; chest pocket 37B; through hole 38; belt 40; tool (scissors, tool) 41; Landing Net 43; Hat 44; Fishing Boat 45; Mobile Phone 46; Waist Bag 50; Tool Cover 51; Tool Cover Tape 51A; Space 52; Tool Cover Member 52A; Opening 53; Tool Cover Sheet 53A; Fixed member 54A; fixed member piece 54B; fixed member piece

Claims (11)

A reel pocket for storing a reel body from which a reel string can be pulled out and stored,
A pocket portion having a storage entry / exit for storing / removing storage from the surface side of the clothes;
A string leading end drawing hole through which the leading end of the reel string can be pulled out from the interior space of the pocket portion to the outside of the surface side of the clothing when the reel body is stored from the stored item entrance of the pocket portion;
The pocket portion can be stored regardless of whether the reel body is vertical or horizontal, and has an inner dimension that does not dance greatly even if the reel string is pulled out.
A reel pocket provided with a plurality of the above-described string leading-out lead holes .   2. The reel pocket according to claim 1, wherein the pocket portion is provided with the stored item entrance and formed by overlapping and fixing the pocket fabric on the clothing fabric. The pocket portion that fixes the pocket fabric to the back side of the clothing fabric, the string tip leading hole is a first string tip leading hole formed in the pocket fabric,
A second string leading end drawing hole for pulling out the string leading end of the reel string pulled out from the first string leading end leading hole out of the surface side of the cloth of the clothing;
The reel pocket according to claim 2, wherein the reel pocket is formed.   2. The reel pocket according to claim 1, wherein the pocket portion is formed by fixing a bag body having the stored item entrance to the cloth of the clothing.   As for the pocket part which fixed the bag body to the back side of the cloth of the clothes, the string tip leading-out hole is pulled out from the first string tip leading-out hole formed in the bag body and the first string tip leading-out hole. The reel pocket according to claim 4, further comprising a second string tip leading hole for pulling out the string tip of the reel string to the outside of the cloth surface of the clothing.   The reel pocket according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a reel protector that covers the vicinity of a reel string draw-out portion of the reel body stored from the stored item entrance.   The said pocket part is a reel pocket in any one of Claims 1-6 provided with the cover member which covers so that a reel main body may not jump out of the said stored item entrance. The position of the said string front-end | tip drawer | drawing-out hole was formed so that it could be changed by providing opening and closing with the linear fastener which has a slider of two or more side surfaces of pocket cloth or a bag. Reel pocket according to any of the above. The reel pocket according to any one of claims 1 to 8 , further comprising a pressing member that presses the reel main body so that the reel main body stored from the stored item entrance is stabilized. The reel pocket according to any one of claims 1 to 9 , further comprising a tool cover for covering and stabilizing a tool fixed to a string tip pulled out from the string tip leading hole. In said reel body, the surface in contact with the inner surface of the pocket portion, to any one of claims 1 to 10 having an uneven for reel body housed from the storage material entrance is difficult popping Reel pocket as described.

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