CN209917184U

CN209917184U - Table tennis bat with balance handle

Info

Publication number: CN209917184U
Application number: CN201822279865.2U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 韩平; 王秀芹
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2018-12-26
Filing date: 2018-12-26
Publication date: 2020-01-10
Anticipated expiration: 2028-12-26

Abstract

The utility model relates to a take horizontal-holding table tennis bat of balanced handle, including face, handle, balanced handle, tiger's mouth thickening piece, middle finger thickening piece, protruding before the middle finger, protruding behind the little finger, protruding behind the palm. The central line of the racket handle and the long axis of the racket face form an inclination angle of 5-45 degrees; the balance handle and the racket handle are integrally connected and form an included angle of 40-60 degrees; the first web thickening block is two trapezoid-like wood blocks which are respectively attached to two surfaces of a gap between the racket handle and the balance handle; the middle finger thickening blocks are two trapezoidal wood blocks which are respectively attached to two sides of the front contact racket face of the middle finger of the racket holding hand; the middle finger front bulge is positioned at the front part of the racket handle and at the side opposite to the balance handle; the back bulge of the little finger is positioned at the same side edge of the tail part of the racket handle and the front bulge of the middle finger; the palm back bulge is positioned at the side edge of the tail part of the racket handle opposite to the little finger back bulge; v-shaped grooves are longitudinally carved on the racket handle. The utility model enhances the balance of the racket, and is more comfortable when holding transversely and no longer hanging the wrist; the stability of batting has been improved, and attack angle is more extensive to have an effect more nimble.

Description

Table tennis bat with balance handle

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a horizontal-holding table tennis bat with a balance handle, belonging to the technical field of sports equipment.

Background

The traditional table tennis bat is mostly straight, namely, the central points of the bat handle and the bat surface are on the same straight line, and the wrist hanging problem always exists in the transverse holding use, so that the angle and the line are limited during attack, and particularly, the traditional table tennis bat is more limited in the treatment of small balls close to the table and cannot give full force.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

To the above-mentioned not enough of prior art, the utility model discloses an aim at: thoroughly solves the balance problem of the prior table tennis bat and the wrist hanging and stability problems existing in the use of the prior table tennis bat; the attack angle and the line are wider, the force is more sufficient, and the arc ring is easier to manufacture.

The technical scheme of the utility model as follows:

a table tennis bat with a balance handle. The method comprises the following steps: the bat comprises a bat face, a bat handle, a balance handle, a tiger mouth thickening block, a middle finger front bulge, a little finger rear bulge and a palm rear bulge. The bat surface is similar to an ellipse. The method is characterized in that: the extension line of the central line of the racket handle deviates from the central point of the racket face and forms an inclination angle of 5-45 degrees with the long axis of the ellipse-like racket face, so that the racket is not hung during racket hitting. The balance handle is boot-shaped and is integrally connected with the racket handle to form an included angle of 40-60 degrees; when holding the racket, the racket tightly clamps the mouth of the racket holding hand, thereby leading the racket to be more balanced and stable in the racket holding hand. The tiger's mouth thickening block is two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and the two trapezoidal wood blocks are respectively stuck to two sides of the gap between the racket handle and the balance handle, so that the tiger's mouth of the hand is filled when holding the racket. The middle finger thickening block is formed by two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and the two trapezoidal wood blocks are respectively attached to two sides of the racket face in front of the middle finger of a racket holding hand, so that the middle finger of the hand can be in wider contact with the racket face during racket holding. The middle finger front bulge is positioned at the front part of the racket handle and at the side opposite to the balance handle, and blocks the forward movement of the middle finger of the racket handle. The back bulge of the little finger is positioned at the tail of the racket handle and at the same side as the front bulge of the middle finger, and blocks the backward movement of the little finger of the racket handle. The palm rear bulge is positioned on the side edge of the tail part of the racket handle opposite to the little finger rear bulge, and the palm rear bulge is tightly attached to the back part of the palm center of the hand when the racket is held, so that the backward movement of the palm is blocked, and the racket is more stable when being held. The racket handle is longitudinally carved with a V-shaped groove to increase the friction force between the hand and the racket handle when holding the racket.

Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following superiority:

1. the balance of the racket is enhanced, thereby improving the stability when hitting the ball.

2. The horizontal holding of the racket is more convenient and comfortable, and the wrist is not hung any more.

3. The angle of attack and course are much broader. The force is exerted more fully, and the arc ring is easier to manufacture.

Drawings

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a shake-hand table tennis bat with a balance handle.

In the figure, 1-racket face, 2-racket handle, 3-balance handle, 4-tiger's mouth thickening block, 5-middle finger thickening block, 6-middle finger front bulge, 7-little finger rear bulge, and 8-palm rear bulge.

Detailed Description

The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the following preferred embodiments in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.

As shown in fig. 1, a table tennis bat with a balance handle for a shake grip, comprises: the racket comprises a racket face (1), a racket handle (2), a balance handle (3), a thumb web thickening block (4), a middle finger thickening block (5), a middle finger front bulge (6), a little finger rear bulge (7) and a palm rear bulge (8). The bat surface is similar to an ellipse.

The method is characterized in that: the extension line of the central line of the racket handle deviates from the central point of the racket face and forms an inclination angle of 5-45 degrees with the long axis of the ellipse-like racket face, so that the racket is not hung during racket hitting. The balance handle (3) is boot-shaped, is integrally connected with the racket handle and forms an included angle of 40-60 degrees; when holding the racket, the racket tightly clamps the mouth of the racket holding hand, thereby leading the racket to be more balanced and stable in the racket holding hand.

Furthermore, the tiger mouth thickening block (4) is two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and the two trapezoidal wood blocks are respectively stuck to two sides of the gap between the racket handle (2) and the balance handle (3), so that the tiger mouth of the hand is filled when holding the racket.

Furthermore, the middle finger thickening block (5) is formed by two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and the two trapezoidal wood blocks are respectively attached to two sides of the racket face in front of the middle finger of the racket holding hand, so that the middle finger of the hand can be in wider contact with the racket face during racket holding.

Furthermore, a middle finger front bulge (6) is positioned at the front part of the racket handle (2) and at the side opposite to the balance handle (3), and blocks the forward movement of the middle finger of the racket hand.

Furthermore, the small finger rear bulge (7) is positioned at the tail part of the racket handle (2) and at the same side with the middle finger front bulge (6), and blocks the small finger rear movement of the racket handle.

Furthermore, the palm rear bulge (8) is positioned at the side edge of the tail part of the racket handle (2) opposite to the little finger rear bulge (7), and is clung to the rear part of the palm center of the hand when holding the racket to block the backward movement of the palm, so that the racket is more stable in holding the racket.

Furthermore, a V-shaped groove is longitudinally carved on the racket handle (2) to increase the friction force between the hand and the racket handle when holding the racket.

Claims

1. A table tennis bat with a balance handle for a horizontal grip comprises a bat face (1), a bat handle (2), a balance handle (3), a first web thickening block (4), a middle finger thickening block (5), a middle finger front bulge (6), a little finger rear bulge (7) and a palm rear bulge (8); the swatter surface is similar to an ellipse; the method is characterized in that: the extension line of the central line of the racket handle deviates from the central point of the racket face and forms an inclination angle of 5-45 degrees with the long axis of the ellipse-like racket face; the balance handle (3) is boot-shaped, is integrally connected with the racket handle and forms an included angle of 40-60 degrees.

2. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: the tiger mouth thickening block (4) is two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and is respectively stuck to two sides of a gap between the racket handle (2) and the balance handle (3).

3. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: the middle finger thickening block (5) is formed by two trapezoidal wood blocks with the same shape and size, and the two trapezoidal wood blocks are respectively attached to two sides of the racket face in front of the middle finger of the racket holding hand.

4. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: the middle finger front bulge (6) is positioned at the front part of the racket handle (2) and at the side opposite to the balance handle (3).

5. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: the little finger back bulge (7) is positioned at the tail part of the racket handle (2) and the middle finger front bulge (6) at the same side.

6. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: the palm back bulge (8) is positioned at the side edge of the tail part of the racket handle (2) opposite to the little finger back bulge (7).

7. The table tennis bat with a balance handle of claim 1, wherein: v-shaped grooves are longitudinally carved on the racket handle (2).