CN101652087A - Carrying harness for children - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a carrying harness for infants. The carrying harness comprises a fastening harness to be fastened on a carrier and a front piece (23) to be fixed to the carrier by a plurality of separate clasps. The front piece includes a fabric and a support belt system. The strap system comprised by the carrying harness absorbs the entire load of the carried child and is fastened to the fastening harness by means of releasable clasps (9, 33, 34). The strap system comprises a back plate connected to a middle clasp (9) by a tightening strap (37) and a seat strap (38).

Description

Carrying straps for toddlers

technical field

The present invention relates to a carrying harness which is primarily designed for carrying a young child against the chest and belly of the carrier.

Contents of the invention

It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved carrying harness for infants. Depending on how the carrying harness is used, it is possible to improve the handling of donning the carrying harness and placing a baby in the carrying strap and to improve the comfort of the carrier and the baby.

The carrying harness according to the invention comprises a fastening harness which can be quickly fastened on the body of the carrier and a front part secured to the fastening harness. Each of the fastening harness and the front part has a belt system, both of which are also collectively referred to as "the belt system". The front part with the belt system to support and hold the young child carried is secured to the fastening harness at various positions by separate clasps or similar parts which can be easily released individually. This facilitates the use of the carrying harness both in terms of donning the carrying harness and placing a young child in the carrying harness. The pressure of the load on the carrying harness is all carried through the belt system of the carrying harness. Another advantage of this arrangement according to the invention is that the size of the front part can be controlled by means of the adjustable strap system and the strap protruding from the front part can be placed against the chest of the wearer Facts between the carrier and the toddler come true.

Arrangements and embodiments according to the invention have the features recited in the claims of the invention.

Description of drawings

The present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the preferred embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 shows a person wearing a carrying harness;

Figure 2 shows the fastening harness;

Figure 3 shows the lumbar plate for fastening the harness;

Figure 4 shows the front part of the carrying harness;

Figure 5 shows the back plate and straps of the front part.

Parts list:

1: Belt 2, 3: Shoulder strap

4: waist plate 5, 6, 7, 8: clasp

9: Buckle 10, 11: Adjusting parts

12, 13: Adjusting parts 14, 15: Belt ends with fastening parts

16: The middle part of the waist plate 17: The lower part

18: Upper part 19, 20: Hole

21, 22: Hole 23: Front part

24: Lower part of the front part 25: Head support

26, 27: belt 28, 29: side

30: Backboard 31, 32: Tension strap

33, 34: clasp 35, 36: clasp

37: Tension belt 38: Seat belt

Detailed ways

The fastening harness comprises: a waist belt having a left part 1A and a right part 1B; two shoulder straps 2 and 3; and a back part or waist panel 4 . Fasteners 5 and 6 for the middle of the front part and fasteners 7 and 8 for the head support of the front part are provided on the shoulder straps. The shape of the front part 23 is shown in more detail by Fig. 4, which shows the head support part 25 of said front part 23 and the fastening means comprising parts 35 and 36 of the head support buckle . The head support buckle is formed to be easily fastened and loosened by one hand. The lower part 24 of the front part rests on tension straps 37 and a seat belt 38 which in turn is connected to the clasp 9 . Thus, the user is able to hold the clasp without being difficult or obstructed by the front part. The front part can be fastened to the desired degree and loosened from the clasps to the desired degree, so that using the carrying harness is as simple as possible, even when the infant is placed in or out of the carrier. The same is true when carrying the harness.

The carrying strap also includes two plates made of rigid material, preferably plastic material. One of said boards, designated as the waist board, is positioned on the back of the carrier; the other said board, designated as the back board, is located within the front part behind the back of the carried infant. When using said carrying harness, both said panels are fully or partly covered by fabric material.

First, the back part or waist plate 4 is formed in an inverted T shape. The two lower legs of the waist panel 4 each have holes 19 and 20 in the outer ends or other suitable means (possibly with adjustment means) arranged for fastening the two waist belt parts 1A and 1B. In a similar manner, holes 21 and 22 or corresponding parts are provided in the upper part of the waist plate, and the shoulder straps 2 and 3 can be freely adjusted and held in the holes 21 and 22 or corresponding parts. In other embodiments, the waist plate may be divided into upper and lower parts that are separate or connected to each other by suitable means.

Preferably, the fastening harness has multiple adjustment possibilities, as described below. The waist belt of the fastening harness has two parts 1A and 1B fastened to the lower part of the waist panel. Each section of the belt has length adjustment elements 10 and 11 formed as clasps or the like, so that each section of the belt can also be further divided into two sections in the adjusted position. The length adjusting part can also be arranged on the fitting (fitting) of the waistboard. The shoulder straps 2 and 3 are fastened to the front of said waist belt proximate to the protruding straps 14 and 15 . From this position the shoulder straps extend to the upper part of the waist plate where they pass through respective holes 21 and 22 (or a corresponding common hole) which are opposite to the The vertical central axis of the waist plate is slightly inclined, and the shoulder straps can be freely adjusted in the holes 21 and 22. Said shoulder straps are then bent back towards the sides protruding from them and fastened to the respective same waist belt portion. This can be seen in Figure 3, where the arrows 2A, 2B and 3A, 3B correspond to the respective shoulder straps. The shoulder straps may also have means 12 and 13 for adjusting the length of the shoulder straps. These means may suitably take the same form as the adjustment means of the waist belt, and may also be provided at the ends of the shoulder belts. Preferably, a fastener is formed at this end point so that the shoulder straps can be tightened, ie the length of the shoulder straps can be shortened by pulling in the shoulder straps or belt portions at the adjustment member. By having both ends of each of said shoulder straps secured to the same waist belt portion and thus on the same side of the wearer, tension is not transferred to one side or the other as would be the case with cross straps. Thus, the lumbar panel provides favorable load distribution and simple adjustment of the fastening harness.

The front part 23 has a lower part 24 which rests on a seat belt 38 and a front tension belt 37 . The seat belt 38 is firmly connected to the clasp 9 or a part associated with the clasp 9 that can be fastened and released. The front part also has side parts 28 and 29, and a head support part 25 with fastening straps 26 and 27, which may constitute an integral part of the head support part and be connected to an outer buckle Hooks 35 and 36. Also provided within the front part is an inserted back panel 30, secured to the fastening by two straps 31 and 32 extending in an outward direction towards the sides 28 and 29 and passing through clasps 33 and 34. The back panel 30 is connected to the side clasps 33 and 34 while the harness clasps 5 and 6 are attached. These straps are also provided with clasps or other length adjustment means so that the size of the space for the carried infant can be adjusted. Similar adjustment features are also provided on the head support connected to the extension strap (not shown in the drawings). Another possibility to adapt the carrying strap to the child to be carried is that the seat belt 38 against which the lower part of the front part rests is connected to the back panel 30 by a length-adjustable belt 37 or similar. The entire load factor of the carried infant is absorbed by the belt system, which also includes the waist and back panels, so that the fabric material, especially in the front part 23, is free from capable of bearing any load. This enables a more precise positioning of the carrying strap and in this case has the effect of largely avoiding the elasticity and flexibility of the textile material being affected. The function of the fabric material to make the carrying harness comfortable for the child and the carrier is thereby enhanced.

Further modifications to the embodiment are also possible within the framework of the principle of the invention. A strap in the head support may form part of the harness system and be connected to the seat strap. The back panel can also be reduced in size and replaced by the seat belt, optionally connected directly to the transverse tension belt via the tension belt.

Claims (4)

1. A carrying harness for infants, the carrying harness comprising a fastening harness and a front part comprising fabric and a support belt system, characterized in that the support belt system comprised by the carrying harness Absorbs the full load of the carried infant so that the fabric is free from load, wherein the support strap system comprises releasably connected tension straps (37) and seat straps (38). 2. Carrying harness according to claim 1, characterized in that said support belt system comprises a back panel which is connected to the middle clasp (9 ). 3. Carrying harness according to claim 2, characterized in that the back panel is connected to two clasps (33, 34) by tension straps (31, 32), and the front part is connected by the two A clasp (33, 34) is secured to the fastening strap. 4. Carrying strap according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the support strap system is secured to the fastening strap by means of releasable clasps (9, 33, 34).

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