Fitness device
AssigneeYongkang Dingjian Industry and Trade Co., Ltd.
InventorsJian XU, Haoran XU
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Abstract
A fitness device comprises a rail plate and a sliding seat, the sliding seat is slidably arranged at a top of the rail plate, the rail plate comprises a first rail segment and a second rail segment, and the first rail segment is detachably spliced with the second rail segment. Bottoms of the first rail segment and the second rail segment are respectively provided with at least one insertion slot deviating from a connector, and a splicer is provided with at least two insertion portions, such that the two insertion portions of the splicer can be inserted into the insertion slots to complete the splicing of the first rail segment and the second rail segment for easy transportation and storage.
Claims13
A fitness device, comprising a rail plate and a sliding seat, wherein the sliding seat is slidably arranged at a top of the rail plate, an elastic band is provided in the rail plate, one end of the elastic band is connected to the rail plate and the other end is connected to the sliding seat;
- the elastic band can apply elastic force to the sliding seat, such that the sliding seat can move to its initial position;
- the sliding seat is provided with a connector extending into the rail plate, the other end of the elastic band is connected to the connector, the top of the rail plate is provided with a yield hole that yields to the connector and extends along its length direction, the rail plate comprises a first rail segment and a second rail segment, a first end of the first rail segment is detachably spliced with a first end of the second rail segment through a splicer, and a top of each of the first rail segment and the second rail segment is formed with a yield hole segment penetrating its first end;
- after the first rail segment is spliced with the second rail segment, the yield hole segments of the first rail segment and the second rail segment form the yield hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.