Walking stick grip
OwnerNai-Ching Cheninventor
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Abstract
A walking stick grip is defined with track slots for receiving a connecting buckle of a photographic device and with a convex portion engageable in a sliding groove of the connecting buckle and hence connectable to the photographic device. After taking pictures with the photographic device connected to the walking stick grip, the photographic device can be detached, and a cover body can be mounted on the grip, with the convex portion received in a sliding groove of the cover body, and convex sections of the cover body respectively pressed against blocking portions of the grip so that the portion of the grip that is mounted with the cover body can be gripped. The walking stick grip, therefore, facilitates picture taking as well as hiking.
Claims8
A walking stick grip, comprising:
- a grip configured to be connected to an end of a trekking pole, wherein the grip has a connecting end face, the connecting end face has two lateral sides each provided with a blocking portion, each said blocking portion has a track slot, there is a convex portion between the two blocking portions, the track slots are configured to receive a connecting buckle of a photographic device, and the convex portion is configured to be engaged in a sliding groove of the connecting buckle;
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- a cover body having a fastener and a grip cover, wherein the fastener has two opposite sides respectively defined as a first side and a second side, the first side faces the connecting end face, the grip cover is located on the second side of the fastener, the fastener further has two pressing portions and a track slot portion, the track slot portion is located between the two pressing portions, each of the two pressing portions has a convex section and a concave section, the track slot portion has a sliding groove for receiving the convex portion, each said convex section is pressed against a corresponding one of the blocking portions, and each said concave section is located in a corresponding one of the track slots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.