Article including a cord winding device

1. An article including a cord winding device, comprising:

a cord;

a cord winding device that allows the cord to be tightened and loosened;

a drum including a winding portion around which the cord is wound;

a drum retainer that accommodates the drum in a rotatable manner; and

two cord exits formed in a peripheral wall of the drum retainer to guide the cord from an inner surface of the peripheral wall out of the cord winding device,

wherein when positions where the two cord exits are formed and a center of the drum retainer are not located on a single straight line, even if the cord is rewound by a full extent and drawn out from one of the cord exits when the cord is loosened, fatigue that would be caused by kinks reversing a winding direction of the cord or repetitive bending of the cord does not occur at a connecting-fixing portion of the cord and the winding portion corresponding to the other one of the cord exits,

wherein an angle α by which two connecting-fixing positions, from where the cord is drawn out from the winding portion, are separated is less than 180 degrees to correspond with the positions where the two cord exits are formed,

wherein an angle difference (α−β) of the angle α by which the two connecting-fixing positions, from where the cord is drawn out from the winding portion, are separated and angle β by which the two cord exits are separated in an inner surface of the peripheral wall is included in a range of 0 degrees to 45 degrees.

2. The article including a winding device according to claim 1 , wherein by changing an order for inserting the cord through cord insertion hole groups, each including three cord insertion holes, located at point-symmetric positions in the winding portion of the drum, even if the cord is rewound by the full extent and drawn out from one of the cord exits when the cord is loosened, fatigue that would be caused by kinks reversing a winding direction of the cord or repetitive bending of the cord does not occur at the connecting-fixing portion of the cord and the winding portion corresponding to the other one of the cord exits.

3. The article including a winding device according to claim 1 , wherein by inserting the cord through cord insertion hole groups, each including three cord insertion holes, formed avoiding point-symmetric positions in the winding portion of the drum, even if the cord is rewound by the full extent and drawn out from one of the cord exits when the cord is loosened, fatigue that would be caused by kinks reversing a winding direction of the cord or repetitive bending of the cord does not occur at the connecting-fixing portion of the cord and the winding portion corresponding to the other one of the cord exits.

4. The article including a winding device according to claim 1 , wherein

angle α by which the two connecting-fixing positions, from where the cord is drawn out from the winding portion, are separated is included in a range of 60 degrees to 170 degrees,

angle β by which the two cord exits are separated in an inner surface of the peripheral wall is included in a range of 60 degrees to 125 degrees, and

angle α is not smaller than angle β.

5. The article including a winding device according to claim wherein

angle α by which the two connecting-fixing positions, from where the cord is drawn out from the winding portion, are separated is included in a range of 70 degrees to 125 degrees, and

angle β by which the two cord exits are separated in the inner surface of the peripheral wall is included in a range of 70 degrees to 90 degrees.