JP6999982B2 - Ball case - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a ball case, and more specifically, can stably store various types of stored items such as golf balls, baseball balls, and tennis balls, and can quickly and quickly store various types of stored items in a simple manner. It is about a ball case that can be pulled out.

Generally, in golf, when a golfer moves through a hole and plays a game, a tee shot or the like may become an OB (out of bound), or a golf ball may be lost due to a water hazard.

At this time, since the golfer has to proceed with the game with a new ball, the golfer may have to move to the position of the golf bag and prepare a new golf ball, which makes the progress of the game smooth. In some cases, it stopped working and caused inconvenience to other subsequent teams and colleagues.

Therefore, in order to prevent this from happening, many golfers often round by putting one or two extra golf balls and tees in their trouser pockets in advance. However, this not only has a protruding pocket and is not good in appearance, but also has a problem that it is inconvenient to walk and causes an unstable posture in movements such as swing and putt.

In order to solve these problems, the Korean Publication Patent Gazette No. 10-2005-0062890 was conventionally devised so that golf equipment could be worn on the waist, carried around, and easily pulled out and used whenever necessary. Prior art such as "portable golf ball case" by the issue has been proposed.

In the conventional technique as described above, each time the golf ball is pulled into the inside of the body or the golf ball is pulled out to the outside of the body, the inner case is rotated to open the discharge port of the outer case and the discharge port of the inner case. After pulling out the golf ball, the inner case must be rotated in the opposite direction to shift the outlet of the outer case and the outlet of the inner case to prevent the golf ball from being pulled out arbitrarily. There was a problem that it was inconvenient to use because it was necessary.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2005-0062890

The present invention has been devised to solve the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and can quickly store stored items in a simple manner and prevent the stored items from being pulled out. We provide a ball case that allows the stored items to be pulled out in a simple manner while being able to stably restrain the stored items and prevent them from being pulled out arbitrarily even if there is no structure such as a cover for the storage. That is the purpose.

In order to achieve the above object, the ball case according to the present invention has a drawer formed in the upper part, a storage space for storing the stored items inside, and a drawer in which the stored items are pulled out on the side surface. A storage portion having a mouth formed therein and a holding portion formed in the storage portion to elastically press and hold the stored items in the storage space can be included.

At this time, a plurality of stored items are stored in multiple stages in the storage space of the storage unit, and the storage unit is located at the upper part of the drawer opening to prevent drawers from coming into contact with the stored items located at the uppermost stage. A portion is formed, and the holding portion can press the stored object fixed by the withdrawal prevention portion.

On the other hand, the accommodating portion having an accommodating space for accommodating the holding portion is formed in the accommodating portion, the holding portion is arranged in the internal space of the accommodating portion, and is obliquely coupled toward the accommodating space. It can include an elastic member and a pressing member that is coupled to the upper part of the elastic member and presses the side surface of the stored object from the lower direction to the upper side.

Although it may further include an elastic support that elastically supports the stored object located at the bottom of the storage space, the elastic support is then coupled to an open portion at the bottom of the storage. A cover member formed with a plurality of entrance / exit holes separated from each other, and an elevating member formed with a moving member stored in the storage space and entering / exiting the inside or the outside of the storage space through the entrance / exit hole. It includes a return member which is arranged between the cover member and the elevating member and returns the elevating member to the original position when the elevating member is lowered by pressing the stored object.

Further, a clip portion which is attached to the outer surface of the storage portion and has a plurality of insertion portions separated from each other may be further included in the outer surface.

Further, a glove attachment portion formed on the outer surface of the storage portion or the clip portion and to which the velcro (registered trademark) provided on the golf glove can be attached can be further included.

At this time, an auxiliary storage portion is further formed on the outer surface of the storage portion, and a ball marker mounting portion fixed inside the auxiliary storage portion to which the ball marker is mounted can be further included.

According to the present invention, the stored items can be stably restrained and prevented from being pulled out arbitrarily, and the stored items can be pulled out by a simple method, so that it is safe and convenient to use. Has the effect of improving.

It is an exploded perspective view which shows the ball case which concerns on this invention. It is a coupling perspective view which shows the ball case which concerns on this invention. It is a connection sectional view which shows the ball case which concerns on this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which pressed the golf ball located in the upper stage in the ball case which concerns on this invention. It is a reference figure which shows the state before pressing the golf ball located in the upper stage in the ball case which concerns on this invention. It is a reference figure which shows the process of pulling out a golf ball in the ball case which concerns on this invention.

1: Ball case 10: Storage part 10a: Inlet
10b: Storage space 10c: Drawer opening
10d: Mounting groove 11: Drawer prevention part
20: Holding part 21: Elastic member 22: Pressing member
30: Containment section
31: Support surface 32: Inclined holding surface
40: Elastic support 41: Cover member
41a: Entrance / exit hole 42: Elevating member
43: Return member
50: Clip part 51: Insert part
60: Glove mounting part 70: Auxiliary storage part
80: Ball marker mounting part 90: Golf ball
100: Golf gloves 101: Velcro (registered trademark)
110: Ball marker 421: Moving member

The advantages and features of the invention, and how to achieve them, will become clear with reference to the embodiments described in detail below with the accompanying drawings.

However, the present invention is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below, and can be embodied in various forms different from each other. It is provided in order to fully inform a person having ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs the scope of the invention, and the present invention is only defined by the scope of the claims. The same reference numeral refers to the same component throughout the specification.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings so that a person having ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs can easily carry out the present invention. However, the present invention can be embodied in various forms and is not limited to the embodiments described herein. Similar parts throughout the specification are designated with the same drawing reference numerals.

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a ball case according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a combined perspective view showing the ball case according to the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a bonded cross section showing the ball case according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a golf ball located in the upper stage of the ball case according to the present invention is pressed, and FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a state in which a golf ball located in the upper stage of the ball case according to the present invention is pressed. It is a figure which shows the state before pressing a ball, and FIG. 6 is a figure which shows the process of pulling out a golf ball in the ball case which concerns on this invention.

The present invention is a ball case 1 capable of holding and stably storing a plurality of stored items and pulling out the stored items in a simple manner.

For this purpose, the ball case 1 according to the present invention can include a storage unit 10 and a holding unit 20.

At this time, various other items such as a golf ball, a baseball ball, and a tennis ball can be applied to the stored items, and an example in which the stored items are applied to the golf ball will be described below.

The storage portion 10 is for storing the golf ball 90, and has an insertion port 10a in which the golf ball 90 is drawn in, a storage space 10b in which the golf ball 90 is stored inside, and a golf ball on the side surface. An outlet 10c from which the 90 is drawn out is formed.

Further, the storage portion 10 has a passage hole for passing the holding portion 20, which will be described later, at a position opposite to the drawer port 10c.

The diameter of the storage space 10b of the storage portion 10 is formed to be slightly wider than that of the golf ball 90, and the difference in fine spacing thereof may be within 1 mm to 2 mm.

Therefore, when the golf ball 90 is pulled in and out, interference can be prevented and the play of the golf ball 90 can be minimized, and when the golf ball 90 is moved, it is possible to prevent shaking and noise due to the shaking.

An example in which the golf balls 90 can be stored in one or more multi-stages in the storage unit 10, and the storage unit 10 is formed in an elongated cylindrical shape to store two golf balls 90 in the drawing. show.

Further, both side surfaces of the drawer opening 10c of the storage portion 10 are opened in a "C" shape so that the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage can be easily pulled out.

At this time, the drawing shows that the storage portion 10 has a cylindrical shape, but the structure is not limited to this, and any structure can accommodate the golf ball 90 inside. can do.

In addition, a pull-out prevention portion 11 for preventing the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage from being arbitrarily pulled out is formed on the upper portion of the storage portion 10, and an open portion on the lower side of the storage portion 10 is formed. In order to support the golf ball 90 located in the lower stage, the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage can be removed from the area of the pull-out prevention portion 11 via the lowering operation and pulled out through the pull-out port 10c. The elastic support portion 40 is coupled to the.

Specifically, the upper portion of the storage portion 10 is opened to a predetermined length, and the withdrawal prevention portion 11 is integrally formed at both ends of the upper portion of the storage portion 10 and is located above the drawer opening 10c.

At this time, in the plan view of the storage unit 10, the shape of the combination of the storage unit 10 and the drawer prevention unit 11 is substantially "C".

The withdrawal prevention portion 11 comes into contact with a part of the golf ball 90 located at the upper stage of the storage space 10b, and prevents the golf ball 90 from being arbitrarily pulled out through the drawer opening 10c.

At this time, the inner surface of the withdrawal prevention portion 11 in contact with the golf ball 90 can be rounded so as to be in perfect contact with the golf ball 90 without being separated from the golf ball 90.

Further, an accommodating portion 30 for hiding the holding portion 20 is formed on the upper side surface of the accommodating portion 10.

That is, the accommodating portion 30 is configured to prevent the holding portion 20 from being exposed to the outside so as not to be damaged during use, and has a substantially polygonal frame shape, and the holding portion 20 is inside. A storage space is formed to accommodate the.

At this time, the accommodating space of the accommodating portion 30 is connected to the passage hole. Therefore, a part of the holding portion 20 passes through the passage hole and is located in the storage space 10b.

In particular, the bottom surface of the accommodating portion 30 is on the right side from the entrance on the left side of the accommodating space as shown in FIG. It has an inclination angle that gradually decreases toward the exit.

Then, on the ceiling surface of the accommodating portion 30, a support surface 31 for preventing the holding portion 20 from being separated from the accommodating space is formed in an inclined shape, and the holding portion 20 is inclined in the central portion of the accommodating space. The inclined holding surface 32 for holding in a shape is formed in an inclined shape.

On the other hand, the elastic support portion 40 is configured to elastically support the golf ball 90 located in the lower stage so that the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage can be easily pulled out.

Therefore, the elastic support portion 40 can include the cover member 41, the elevating member 42, and the return member 43.

The cover member 41 can be formed in the shape of a flat plate, and can be formed in the same cross-sectional shape as the storage portion 10.

The cover member 41 is coupled to the open portion at the bottom of the storage portion 10 to close the open portion.

In the first embodiment, the cover member 41 can be connected to the storage portion 10 by an attachment method by embedding magnets that can be attached to the cover member 41 and the storage portion 10 to each other.

In the second embodiment, one of the cover member 41 and the storage portion 10 forms one or more grooves, and the other one forms a protrusion that is fitted and fixed to the groove, thereby forming the storage portion. The cover member 41 can be connected to 10 by a fitting method.

In the third embodiment, by forming spirals to be fastened to each other in the cover member 41 and the storage portion 10, the cover member 41 can be connected to the storage portion 10 by a fastening method.

In addition, the cover member 41 is formed with an entry / exit hole 41a for allowing the elevating member 42 to move up and down.

At this time, a plurality of entrance / exit holes 41a are applied and arranged so as to be separated from each other along the edge of the cover member 41 so that the elevating member 42 described later can move up and down in a balanced posture.

The elevating member 42 is formed in the same cross-sectional shape as the storage portion 10 and is stored in the storage space 10b.

The elevating member 42 is located in the upper part of the cover member 41 in the storage space 10b, and the moving member 421 is formed at a position corresponding to the entrance / exit hole 41a on the peripheral edge.

The moving member 421 is formed to have a certain length and protrudes under the elevating member 42, and can move in and out of the storage space 10b while moving up and down along the entrance / exit hole 41a.

At this time, the diameter of the elevating member 42 is formed to be slightly smaller than the storage space 10b of the storage portion 10, and the difference in fine spacing thereof may be within 1 mm to 2 mm.

Therefore, it is possible to minimize the play while preventing the elevating member 42 from interfering with the elevating member, and it is possible to prevent the elevating member 42 from shaking or making noise due to the shaking during movement.

The return member 43 has a configuration that elastically supports the elevating member 42 so that the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage can be lowered.

The return member 43 can be formed on a known coil spring or leaf spring, and in the drawings, an example in which the return member 43 is applied to the coil spring is shown.

These return members 43 are arranged between the cover member 41 and the elevating member 42, the lower end is fixed to the upper surface of the cover member 41, and the upper end is fixed to the bottom surface of the elevating member 42.

Therefore, when the return member 43 is lowered to move the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage to the outlet 10c side, the return member 43 is compressed between the lowered elevating member 42 and the cover member 41 and is positioned in the upper stage. When the pressing force of the golf ball 90 is extinguished by pulling out the golf ball 90, the elevating member 42 is raised to the original position while being restored to the original shape.

On the other hand, the holding portion 20 is configured to elastically press and hold the golf ball 90 fixed by the withdrawal prevention portion 11, and may include the elastic member 21 and the pressing member 22.

The elastic member 21 is configured to provide pressing force to the pressing member 22, and is accommodated in the accommodating space of the accommodating portion 30, the lower end thereof is fixed to the bottom surface of the accommodating portion 30, and the substantially central portion is supported by the inclined holding surface 32. It is held so as to be inclined toward the storage space 10b of the storage unit 10.

The pressing member 22 has a structure in which the bottom surface is open and a storage space is formed inside.

An upper part of the elastic member 21 is accommodated and fixed in the accommodation space of the pressing member 22.

Therefore, the pressing member 22 also holds a shape inclined toward the storage space 10b of the storage unit 10.

At this time, a part of the pressing member 22 is supported by the support surface 31 of the accommodating portion 30, and the other portion passes through the passage hole of the accommodating portion 10 and is located in the accommodating space 10b of the accommodating portion 10.

Further, the pressing member 22 presses the side surface of the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage of the storage space 10b of the storage portion 10 from the lower direction to the upper side by the portion located in the storage space 10b due to the elastic force of the elastic member 21. And fix it.

At this time, the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage is laminated on the upper portion of the golf ball 90 located in the lower stage, and the golf ball 90 located in the upper stage is held by the holding portion 20 so that the golf ball 90 is positioned in the upper stage. Unless artificial force is applied to the golf ball 90, the golf ball 90 located at the lower stage is also held together.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the ball case 1 according to the present invention has a clip portion 50 and a glove mounting portion 60 for allowing various types of golf equipment to be stored together in the storage portion 10. And the ball marker mounting portion 80 can be further included.

First, the clip portion 50 has a substantially “C” cross-sectional shape in a plan view, is made of a material having elastic force such as plastic or metal, and is formed in a mounting groove 10d formed on the outer surface of the storage portion 10. It will be installed.

Further, on the outer surface of the clip portion 50, a plurality of insertion portions 51 that are separated from each other or are in contact with each other are formed.

The insertion portion 51 is formed in a substantially "C" shape in cross section in a plan view, and is made of a material having elastic force such as plastic or metal.

Therefore, a golf tee or something similar to the golf tee can be inserted into the insertion portion 51 and stored safely. If a golf tee is required in the process of playing golf, the golf tee fixed to the insertion portion 51 can be easily used. You can take it out and use it.

On the other hand, the glove mounting portion 60 can be formed of a known velcro (registered trademark) 101.

The glove mounting portion 60 can be fixed to the outer surface of the storage portion 10 or the clip portion 50, or can be fixed to the storage portion 10 and the clip portion 50, respectively.

Further, in the drawing, an example in which the glove attachment portion 60 is applied to the outer surface of the storage portion 10 is shown.

Therefore, when the Velcro (registered trademark) 101 provided for fixing the string of the golf glove 100 is attached to the glove attachment portion 60, the golf ball 90 and the golf glove 100 can be stored together in the ball case 1.

Therefore, when taking a rest or moving to another place, it is not necessary to fold the golf glove 100 and put it in the pocket, so that it is possible to prevent the life and quality of the golf glove 100 from being unnecessarily reduced. , To prevent the situation where the golf glove 100 is carried around and lost.

On the other hand, on the outer surface of the ball case 1, an auxiliary storage portion 70 having an open bottom surface and an empty space formed therein is formed, and the ball marker mounting portion 80 is fixed to the internal space of the auxiliary storage portion 70.

Since the ball marker mounting portion 80 is formed of a magnet material, the user may attach the ball marker 110 formed of a metal material to the ball marker mounting portion 80 and store the ball marker 110 in the process of playing golf. If necessary, the ball marker 110 attached to the ball marker attachment portion 80 may be easily separated and used.

Next, the operation of the ball case according to the present invention and the peculiar effect appearing in the process will be described.

When the golf ball 90 is pressed with a predetermined force and pushed into the insertion port 10a, the pull-out prevention portion 11 is pushed in while being expanded by the golf ball 90, and then the pressing member 22 is pushed into the accommodating portion 30 by the golf ball 90. The golf ball 90 will move to the storage space 10b.

In the same way, when the last golf ball 90 is pushed in and the insertion is completed through the withdrawal prevention portion 11 and the pressing member 22, the golf ball 90 is restrained by the withdrawal prevention portion 11 and the pressing member 22.

At this time, when the user's pressing force on the golf ball 90 is released, the golf ball 90 is pushed up toward the insertion port by the elasticity of the elastic support portion 40, so that the golf ball 90 is applied to the withdrawal prevention portion 11 and the pressing member 22. The state of close contact is maintained.

Therefore, since it is possible to prevent the golf ball from being arbitrarily pulled out when the golf ball is stored in the storage space 10b of the storage unit 10, it is possible to provide an advantage of preventing an accident in which the golf ball is lost. Can be done.

On the other hand, when it is desired to pull out the golf ball stored in the storage portion 10 in this way, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the golf ball located in the upper stage is pressed downward and the golf ball located in the upper stage is pressed. The ball may be pulled out from the area of the pull-out prevention portion so as to be located on the pull-out port 10c, the golf ball located in the upper stage may be grasped by hand, and the golf ball may be pulled out in the horizontal direction.

That is, since the binding force of the pressing member 22 on the golf ball is reduced only by pressing the golf ball located in the upper stage with a predetermined force, it is possible to provide an advantage that anyone can easily pull out and use the golf ball. ..

At this time, when the golf ball located in the upper stage is pressed downward, the golf ball located in the lower stage is also lowered to lower the elevating member 42.

In such a case, a part of the moving member 421 is pulled out through the entry / exit hole 41a and protrudes to the lower part of the cover member 41, and the return member 43 is compressed between the cover member 41 and the elevating member 42.

Then, as described above, when the golf ball located in the upper stage can be pulled out to the outside of the storage space 10b, the pressing force applied to the golf ball located in the lower stage is extinguished, so that the return member 43 has the original shape. The elevating member 42 and the golf ball located in the lower stage are returned to their original positions.

Therefore, the user may use the golf ball remaining in the storage space 10b of the storage unit 10 as needed.

Those who have ordinary knowledge in the technical field to which the present invention belongs will understand that the present invention is carried out in other concrete forms without changing its technical ideas or essential features. Therefore, it should be understood that the embodiments described above are exemplary in all respects and are not limiting. The scope of the present invention is shown by the scope of claims described later rather than the above detailed description, and the meaning and scope of the claims and all modified or modified forms derived from the concept of equality thereof are the present invention. It should be interpreted as being included in the range of.

Claims (6)

A storage section with a slot on the top, a storage space for storing stored items inside, and a drawer on the side where the stored items are pulled out.
The holding portion formed in the storage portion and elastically presses and holds the stored items in the storage space, and includes a holding portion.
In the storage portion, a storage portion having a storage space in which the holding portion is housed is formed.
The holding part is
An elastic member arranged in the internal space of the accommodating portion and diagonally coupled toward the accommodating space,
A ball case comprising a pressing member coupled to an upper portion of the elastic member to press the side surface of the stored object from downward to upward . A storage section with a slot on the top, a storage space for storing stored items inside, and a drawer on the side where the stored items are pulled out.
The holding portion formed in the storage portion and elastically presses and holds the stored items in the storage space, and includes a holding portion.
It further includes an elastic support portion that elastically supports the stored object located at the bottom of the storage space.
The elastic support portion is
A cover member having a plurality of entrance / exit holes coupled to an open portion at the lower portion of the storage portion and separated from each other.
An elevating member that is stored in the storage space and has a moving member that moves in and out of the storage space through the entrance / exit hole.
A ball case characterized by including a return member arranged between the cover member and the elevating member, and the elevating member returns to the original position when descending by pressing a stored object. In the storage space of the storage unit, a plurality of stored items are stored in multiple stages.
The storage portion is formed with a drawer prevention portion that is located at the upper part of the drawer opening and is in contact with the stored item located at the uppermost stage.
The ball case according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the holding portion presses a stored object fixed by the withdrawal prevention portion. A storage section with a slot on the top, a storage space for storing stored items inside, and a drawer on the side where the stored items are pulled out.
The holding portion formed in the storage portion and elastically presses and holds the stored items in the storage space, and includes a holding portion.
A ball case characterized by further including a clip portion mounted on the outer surface of the storage portion and having a plurality of insertion portions separated from each other on the outer surface. The ball case according to claim 4 , further comprising a glove attachment portion formed on the outer surface of the storage portion or the clip portion and to which the velcro (registered trademark) provided on the golf glove is attached. An auxiliary storage portion is further formed on the outer surface of the storage portion.
The ball case according to claim 1, further comprising a ball marker mounting portion fixed to the inside of the auxiliary storage portion and to which the ball marker is mounted.

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