CN222150831U - Walking machine - Google Patents

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CN222150831U
CN222150831U CN202420283119.3U CN202420283119U CN222150831U CN 222150831 U CN222150831 U CN 222150831U CN 202420283119 U CN202420283119 U CN 202420283119U CN 222150831 U CN222150831 U CN 222150831U
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许冠勇
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The utility model relates to a scooter, which comprises a base, two sliding rail pieces and two pedal pieces. Each sliding rail piece comprises a pivoting part, the pivoting part can be used as a center to pivot relative to the base, the two pedal pieces are respectively connected to the two sliding rail pieces and can slide along the corresponding sliding rail pieces, a user can adjust the angle between the two sliding rail pieces and can select to move towards the first end or the second end of the sliding rail piece, the two pedal pieces can slide in a mode of being parallel to two feet, being eight outwards, being eight inwards and the like, and different muscle groups can be trained through the change of the angle.

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Walking machine
Technical Field
The utility model relates to sports fitness equipment, in particular to a sliding machine capable of adjusting an angle.
Background
The existing sliding machine capable of being used on a chair mainly comprises two sliding rail pieces which are arranged in parallel, and two pedal pieces which can slide along the two sliding rail pieces respectively, so that a user can pedal the two pedal pieces respectively in a sitting posture, and the two pedals slide back and forth relatively along the two sliding rail pieces, and further the effect of training leg muscles is achieved.
However, the sliding rail members of the above-mentioned sliding machine are arranged in parallel, so that the sliding machine can only train the muscle groups of a single block of the leg, but can not train the muscle groups of other blocks, and the improvement is achieved.
Disclosure of utility model
Because the tracks of the existing walker are arranged in parallel and only the muscle groups of a single block of the leg can be trained, the main purpose of the utility model is to provide a walker, which can adjust the opening and closing angles of the legs during training, thereby achieving the effect of training the muscle groups of different blocks of the leg.
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present utility model provides a walker comprising:
a base;
Two slide rail members each having a first end and a second end, each including a pivot portion connected to the base, the slide rail members being pivotable with respect to the base about the pivot portion, and
The pedal pieces are respectively connected to the two sliding rail pieces, and the two pedal pieces can slide along the corresponding sliding rail pieces.
In an embodiment, an angle positioning member is disposed between each sliding rail member and the base, and each angle positioning member includes a plurality of positioning slots formed between each sliding rail member and the base and arranged around the pivot portion at an angle interval, and a positioning fastener disposed between each sliding rail member and the base and selectively fastened to one of the positioning slots.
In an embodiment, each positioning groove is concavely formed on the surface of the base, the positioning fastener includes a fastener body extending into the sliding rail member and a spring member disposed between the fastener body and the sliding rail member, and the fastener body selectively extends into one of the positioning grooves.
In an embodiment, each pedal member includes a pedal body and an elastic band, the pedal body can slide along its corresponding sliding rail member, and opposite ends of the elastic band are connected to opposite sides of the pedal body.
In one embodiment, each pedal member is linked with its corresponding slide rail member by an elastic rope.
In one embodiment, each pedal member includes a first pedal connecting portion adjacent to the first end of the sliding rail member and a second pedal connecting portion adjacent to the second end of the sliding rail member, each sliding rail member includes a first sliding rail connecting portion and a second sliding rail connecting portion, the first sliding rail connecting portion is located at the first end of the sliding rail member, the second sliding rail connecting portion is located at the second end of the sliding rail member, one end of each elastic rope is selectively connected to one of the first pedal connecting portion and the second pedal connecting portion, and the other end of the elastic rope is selectively connected to one of the first sliding rail connecting portion and the second sliding rail connecting portion.
In one embodiment, each pedal member includes a first pedal connecting portion and a second pedal connecting portion, the first pedal connecting portion is adjacent to the first end of the sliding rail member, the second pedal connecting portion is adjacent to the second end of the pedal member, each sliding rail member includes a first sliding rail connecting portion, a second sliding rail connecting portion and at least one third sliding rail connecting portion, the first sliding rail connecting portion is located at the first end of the sliding rail member, the second sliding rail connecting portion is located at the second end of the sliding rail member, at least one third sliding rail connecting portion is located between the first sliding rail connecting portion and the second sliding rail connecting portion, one end of each elastic rope is selectively connected to one of the first pedal connecting portion and the second pedal connecting portion, and the other end of the elastic rope is selectively connected to one of the first sliding rail connecting portion, the second sliding rail connecting portion and the third sliding rail connecting portion.
In an embodiment, the sliding rail member includes a plurality of third sliding rail connecting portions disposed at intervals along the sliding rail member.
Because each slide rail piece can pivot relative to the base, a user can adjust the angle between the two slide rail pieces and can select to move towards the first end or the second end of the slide rail piece, so that the two pedal pieces can slide in a mode of parallel feet, eight outside, eight inside and the like, and different muscle groups can be trained through the change of the angle; the walker is suitable for users to use in sitting postures, is light and easy to store, and can train different muscle groups through the angle change of the sliding rail piece.
Furthermore, because the angle positioning piece is arranged between the sliding rail piece and the base, a user can quickly position the connecting angle between the sliding rail piece and the base through the angle positioning piece.
Still further, can be through the position of adjusting the elasticity rope knot of colluding between slide rail spare and the footboard spare, adjust resistance size and direction, and can realize diversified use and resistance variation.
Still further, the pedal member includes an elastic band, and when a user moves the sole through the elastic band, the sole can be prevented from slipping during use by the assistance of the elastic band.
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The drawings described herein are for illustration purposes only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure in any way. In addition, the shapes, proportional sizes, and the like of the respective components in the drawings are merely illustrative for aiding in understanding the present utility model, and are not particularly limited. Those skilled in the art with access to the teachings of the present utility model can select a variety of possible shapes and scale sizes to practice the present utility model as the case may be.
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 2 is another perspective view of the preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 4 is a partially enlarged exploded perspective view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional side view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 6 is an enlarged partial cross-sectional side view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 7 is an exploded perspective view of a slide rail member according to a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
Fig. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the pedal member and the rail member, with parts omitted.
FIG. 9 is a schematic top view of a preferred embodiment of the present utility model.
FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of the present utility model, showing an embodiment of a bungee cord linking.
FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of the present utility model showing another embodiment of the elastic cord connection.
Fig. 12 is a schematic view illustrating adjusting the connection angle of the sliding rail according to the preferred embodiment of the utility model.
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10, A base; 20, a first end, 202, a second end, 21, a first end cover, 212, a first slide rail connecting part, 215, a pivot part, 22, a track body, 23, a second end cover, 232, a second slide rail connecting part, 24, a pulley, 25, a third slide rail connecting part, 30, 31, 33, an elastic band, 312, a first pedal connecting part, 314, 32, a wheel body, 40, an angle positioning part, 41, 411, a fastener body, 412, a spring element, 42, a positioning groove and 50, wherein the elastic band is arranged.
Detailed Description
The technical means adopted by the present utility model to achieve the intended purpose of the present utility model will be further described below with reference to the drawings and preferred embodiments of the present utility model.
Referring to fig. 1 to 4, a preferred embodiment of the walker of the present utility model comprises a base 10, two rail members 20, and two pedal members 30. Each slide rail 20 includes a first end 201 and a second end 202, and each slide rail 20 is connected to the base 10 and includes a pivot portion 215, so as to pivot relative to the base 10 about the pivot portion 215, and the pivot portion 215 is adjacent to the first end 201. The two pedal members 30 are respectively connected to the two rail members 20 and can slide along the corresponding rail members 20. Referring to fig. 12, the user can pivot each slide rail member 20 to adjust the angle between the two slide rail members 20, and when in use, the user can select to move towards the first end 201 or the second end 202 of the slide rail member 20, slide the two pedal members 30 in parallel, in eight directions, and train different muscle groups through the change of the angle.
Referring to fig. 3 to 6, an angle positioning member 40 is further disposed between each sliding rail member 20 and the base 10, each angle positioning member 40 includes a plurality of positioning slots 42 and a positioning fastener 41, the plurality of positioning slots 42 are formed between the sliding rail member 20 and the base 10 and around the pivot portion 215 in an angular interval arrangement, the plurality of positioning slots 42 can be concavely disposed on the base 10 or the surface of the sliding rail member 20, and the positioning fastener 41 is disposed between the sliding rail member 20 and the base 10 and selectively fastened to one of the positioning slots 42 to position the sliding rail member 20. In the preferred embodiment, each positioning slot 42 is concavely formed on the surface of the base 10, the positioning fastener 41 includes a fastener body 411 extending into the sliding rail 20 and a spring member 412 disposed between the fastener body and the sliding rail 20, the spring member 412 can provide an outward extending force for the fastener body 411, and the fastener body 411 selectively extends into one of the positioning slots 42. When the slide rail 20 is pivoted, the fastener body 411 can relatively extend into the slide rail 20, and compress the spring member 412 to enable the slide rail 20 to pivot smoothly, when the fastener body 411 is moved to align with the next positioning slot 42, the spring member 412 can push the fastener body 411 to extend into the positioning slot 42 to position the angle between the slide rail 20 and the base 10, and a user can quickly position the connection angle between the slide rail 20 and the base 10 through the angle positioning member 40.
Preferably, referring to fig. 1 to 3, 5 and 7, each pedal member 30 is connected to its corresponding rail member 20 by an elastic cord 50, and when the pedal member 30 slides along the rail member 20, the elastic cord 50 can be relatively stretched, so that the elastic cord 50 can provide resistance in the process of sliding the pedal member 30 along the rail member 20.
Specifically, each pedal member 30 includes a first pedal connecting portion 312 and a second pedal connecting portion 314, wherein the first pedal connecting portion 312 is adjacent to the first end 201 of the sliding rail member 20, and the second pedal connecting portion 314 is adjacent to the second end 202 of the sliding rail member 20. Each of the sliding rail members 20 includes a first sliding rail connecting portion 212 and a second sliding rail connecting portion 232, wherein the first sliding rail connecting portion 212 is located at the first end 201 of the sliding rail member 20, and the second sliding rail connecting portion 232 is located at the second end 202 of the sliding rail member 20.
Referring to fig. 5 and 9, and fig. 11, one end of the elastic cord 50 can be connected to the first pedal connecting portion 312 or the second pedal connecting portion 314, the other end of the elastic cord 50 can be connected to the first pedal connecting portion 212 or the second pedal connecting portion 232, as shown in fig. 5 and 9, when one end of the elastic cord 50 is connected to the first pedal connecting portion 312 and the other end is connected to the second pedal connecting portion 232, the elastic cord 50 is stretched during the sliding of the pedal member 30 towards the second end 202, and the elastic restoring force of the elastic cord 50 can assist in pulling the pedal member 30 during the sliding of the pedal member 30 towards the first end 201, and thus the resistance is reduced, as shown in fig. 11, when one end of the elastic cord 50 is connected to the second pedal connecting portion 314 and the other end is connected to the first pedal connecting portion 212, the elastic cord 50 is stretched during the sliding of the pedal member 30 towards the first end 201, and the resistance is increased, and the elastic cord 50 is pulled during the sliding of the pedal member 30 towards the second end 202, and the elastic cord 50 is pulled back during the sliding of the elastic cord is not pulled, and thus the resistance is not adjusted.
Further, referring to fig. 7 to 10, each rail member 20 may further include at least one third rail connecting portion 25, each rail member 20 includes a plurality of the third rail connecting portions 25 disposed at intervals along the rail member 20, each third rail connecting portion 25 is located between the first rail connecting portion 212 and the second rail connecting portion 232, the position on the rail member 20 where the elastic cord 50 can be connected is increased, one end of the elastic cord 50 can be connected to the first pedal connecting portion 312 or the second pedal connecting portion 314, and the other end of the elastic cord 50 can be selectively connected to the first rail connecting portion 212, the second rail connecting portion 232, or one of the third rail connecting portions 25, so as to adjust the resistance provided by the elastic cord 50, and by adjusting the position where the elastic cord 50 between the rail member 20 and the pedal member 30 is hooked, the resistance and the direction can be adjusted, so as to realize various usage modes and changes of resistance.
Specifically, referring to fig. 4 to 9, the sliding rail member 20 includes a rail body 22, a first end cap 21 located at a first end 201, and a second end cap 23 located at a second end 202, the pedal member 30 is provided with a wheel body 32 capable of sliding along the rail body 22, the pivot portion 215 and the first sliding rail connecting portion 212 are formed at the first end cap 21, the first end cap 21 is connected with the base 10 and can pivot relative to the base 10 about the pivot portion 215, the angle positioning member 40 is disposed between the first end cap 21 and the base 10, the second sliding rail connecting portion 232 is formed at the second end cap 23, each third sliding rail connecting portion 25 is disposed at the rail body 22, the first end cap 21 and the second end cap 23 are respectively provided with a pulley 24, and the elastic cord 50 can be selectively wound around the pulley 24 of the first end cap 21 and/or the second end cap 23.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, each pedal member 30 includes a pedal body 31 and an elastic band 33, the pedal body 31 can slide along the sliding rail member 20, opposite ends of the elastic band 33 are connected to opposite sides of the pedal body 31, and when a user moves the sole through the elastic band 33, the sole can be prevented from slipping during use by assistance of the elastic band 33.
The walker of the present utility model is suitable for a user to use in a sitting position, is light and easy to store, and can train different muscle groups through the angle change of the slide rail member 20.
The above description is only of the preferred embodiments of the present utility model, and is not intended to limit the present utility model in any way, although the present utility model has been disclosed in the preferred embodiments, it is not intended to limit the present utility model, any person skilled in the art will not depart from the scope of the utility model as defined in the appended claims, while the above disclosure is directed to various equivalent embodiments, which are capable of being modified or varied in several ways, it is apparent to those skilled in the art that many modifications, variations and adaptations of the embodiments described above are possible in light of the above teachings.

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1. A walker, characterized in that it comprises:
a base;
Two slide rail members each having a first end and a second end, each including a pivot portion connected to the base, the slide rail members being pivotable with respect to the base about the pivot portion, and
The pedal pieces are respectively connected to the two sliding rail pieces, and the two pedal pieces can slide along the corresponding sliding rail pieces.
2. The walker as claimed in claim 1, wherein,
An angle positioning piece is arranged between each sliding rail piece and the base;
Each angle positioning piece comprises a plurality of positioning grooves which are formed between each sliding rail piece and the base, are arranged around the pivoting part at intervals, and a positioning fastener which is arranged between each sliding rail piece and the base and is selectively buckled with one of the positioning grooves.
3. The walker of claim 2 wherein each of the plurality of positioning slots is recessed in the surface of the base, wherein the positioning fastener comprises a fastener body extending into the rail member and a spring member disposed between the fastener body and the rail member, and wherein the fastener body selectively extends into one of the plurality of positioning slots.
4. The walker of claim 3 wherein each of the pedal members comprises a pedal body and an elastic band, the pedal body being slidable along its corresponding rail member, the elastic band being attached at opposite ends to opposite sides of the pedal body.
5. The walker of any one of claims 1-4 wherein each of the step members is connected to its corresponding rail member by an elastic cord.
6. The walker of claim 5 wherein the user interface is configured to,
Each pedal piece comprises a first pedal connecting part and a second pedal connecting part, wherein the first pedal connecting part is adjacent to the first end of the sliding rail piece, and the second pedal connecting part is adjacent to the second end of the sliding rail piece;
each sliding rail piece comprises a first sliding rail connecting part and a second sliding rail connecting part, wherein the first sliding rail connecting part is positioned at the first end of the sliding rail piece, and the second sliding rail connecting part is positioned at the second end of the sliding rail piece;
One end of each elastic rope is selectively connected with one of the first pedal connecting part and the second pedal connecting part, and the other end of each elastic rope is selectively connected with one of the first slide rail connecting part and the second slide rail connecting part.
7. The walker of claim 5 wherein the user interface is configured to,
Each pedal piece comprises a first pedal connecting part and a second pedal connecting part, wherein the first pedal connecting part is adjacent to the first end of the sliding rail piece, and the second pedal connecting part is adjacent to the second end of the pedal piece;
Each sliding rail piece comprises a first sliding rail connecting part, a second sliding rail connecting part and at least one third sliding rail connecting part, wherein the first sliding rail connecting part is positioned at the first end of the sliding rail piece, the second sliding rail connecting part is positioned at the second end of the sliding rail piece, and at least one third sliding rail connecting part is positioned between the first sliding rail connecting part and the second sliding rail connecting part;
One end of each elastic rope is selectively connected with one of the first pedal connecting part and the second pedal connecting part, and the other end of each elastic rope is selectively connected with one of the first slide rail connecting part, the second slide rail connecting part and the third slide rail connecting part.
8. The walker of claim 7 wherein the rail member comprises a plurality of the third rail engaging portions spaced along the rail member.
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