CN216986234U

CN216986234U - Table tennis bat for hand-shake grip

Info

Publication number: CN216986234U
Application number: CN202220336058.3U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 常志坚
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2022-02-19
Filing date: 2022-02-19
Publication date: 2022-07-19
Anticipated expiration: 2032-02-19

Abstract

The utility model provides a table tennis bat for shake-hand grip, comprising: the racket face (1) and the racket handle (2), an extension part (3) extends out of one side of one end part of the racket handle (2), and the racket face is characterized in that: one end of the extension part (3) extends to form a first slope surface (4), and an included angle (a) is formed between the first slope surface (4) and the horizontal plane of the racket surface (1). The utility model has the advantages of natural, convenient, flexible, stable and easy control of holding, moderate batting angle, low difficulty, strong lethality increasing and the like, is more suitable for new technology exertion, and can derive more new technologies.

Description

Table tennis bat for hand-shake grip

The technical field is as follows:

the utility model relates to a bat, in particular to a table tennis bat for shake-hand grip.

Background art: the table tennis is a national ball in China and has a wide public foundation in China. In recent years, the new technology of table tennis is developed in a blowout manner, but the structure of the table tennis bat is not changed for decades, and for users, the existing table tennis bat for transversely holding the table tennis has the problems of overlarge difficulty when the new technology is used, weak control force, small hitting force, difficult control of the hitting angle of the bat surface, poor stability of the bat during hitting, insufficient flexibility, easy miss hitting and the like.

The patent with application number 202022882983 is also applied before the application, but in practical use, the upper surface of the slope of the original racket handle extension part is coplanar with the upper surface of the racket handle, so that the slope angle is not proper, and the acting force angle of the hand on the racket handle is not ideal. Secondly, the area of the slope is too small, and the matching of the racket handle is limited when the racket is held. Thirdly, the acting force and the control force of the hand on the racket are not enough.

The utility model has the following contents:

the utility model provides a table tennis bat for shake-hand grip, aiming at overcoming the defects in the prior art.

The application provides the following technical scheme:

a table tennis bat for a shake grip, comprising: the racket comprises a racket face and a racket handle, wherein an extension part extends out of one side of one end part of the racket handle, and the racket is characterized in that: a first slope surface extends from one end of the extending part, and an included angle is formed between the first slope surface and the horizontal plane of the racket surface.

On the basis of the technical scheme, the following further technical scheme can be provided:

one side of the first slope surface is an arc part.

And a second slope surface extends out of one end of the extension part and one end of the first slope surface, and the second slope surface protrudes out of the end part of one end of the handle.

The top end of the first slope surface is an arc part, and the arc top part of the first slope surface is higher than the horizontal planes of the racket surface and the racket handle.

The racket face, the racket handle, the extension part, the first slope surface and the second slope surface are integrally manufactured.

A certain included angle is formed between the central axis of the racket handle and the central axis of the racket face, so that the racket handle is inclined relative to the racket face.

The racket surfaces on two sides of the racket handle are respectively provided with a first arc transition and a second arc transition, and the two arc transition positions are distributed in a staggered mode.

Utility model advantage:

the utility model has the advantages of natural, convenient, flexible, stable and easy control of holding the bat, moderate batting angle, reduced difficulty, greatly improved force, speed and stability during batting, greatly improved batting quality, strong lethality, particular suitability for exerting new technology, capability of playing balls which cannot be realized by the prior bat, derivation of more new technology and greatly improved batting success rate. Especially, the slope of the extending part of the handle is higher than the front of the handle, so that the purposes of more reasonable acting force angle and more strength of hands on the handle are achieved. Secondly, as the area of the slope surface is increased, the slope surface completely covers the small fish muscles and the pea bones of the hand, so that the force is ensured to be completely acted on the racket handle when the force is instantaneously exerted, namely the acting force is increased when the area is increased under the same pressure intensity. And meanwhile, the second slope surface at the tail part of the racket handle is arranged, so that the advantages are enhanced, and the racket is more stable.

Description of the drawings:

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view of one side of the present invention;

figure 3 is a schematic illustration of the present invention in use.

The specific implementation mode is as follows:

as shown in figures 1-3, a table tennis bat comprises a bat surface 1 and a handle 2 extending backwards on the rear end surface of the thickness end surface of the bat surface 1. A certain included angle is formed between the central axis of the racket handle 2 and the central axis of the racket face 1, so that the racket handle 2 is in a tilted handle state relative to the racket face 1. The racket faces 1 on two sides of the racket handle 2 are respectively provided with a first arc transition 1c and a second arc transition 1b, and the two arc transition positions are distributed in a staggered manner. The upper surface and the lower surface of the racket face 1 are covered with rubber layers 1a, and an extension part 3 extends from the thickness end face of one end of the racket handle 2.

A first slope surface 4 extends obliquely upwards from the extending part 3, the top end of the first slope surface is an arc part 4a, the arc top part of the first slope surface is higher than the horizontal planes of the racket surface 1 and the racket handle 2 by a certain distance, and an included angle a is formed between the left side surface of the first slope surface 4 and the horizontal planes of the racket handle 2 and the racket surface 1.

One end of the arc part 4a is connected with one end of the extension part 3, a second slope surface 5 is arranged at the position, the second slope surface 5 protrudes out of one end of the end part of the handle 2 by a certain distance, and a certain recess is arranged in the middle of the second slope surface 5. So that the palmar piscicultural muscle and the pisiform bone of the user can be completely supported on the slope surface 4 when the user grasps the hand, and the grasping force is increased. So that the wrist can be attached to the second slope surface 5 when swinging for hitting, thereby increasing the force and the racket stability when swinging for hitting, and ensuring the hitting angle when the racket contacts with the ball when swinging for hitting.

The racket face 1, the racket handle 2, the extension part 3, the first slope 4 and the second slope 5 are integrally manufactured.

Claims

1. A table tennis bat for a shake grip, comprising: the racket face (1) and the racket handle (2), an extension part (3) extends from one side of one end part of the racket handle (2), and is characterized in that: one end of the extension part (3) extends to form a first slope surface (4), and an included angle (a) is formed between the first slope surface (4) and the horizontal plane of the racket surface (1).

2. A table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: one side of the first slope surface (4) is provided with an arc part (4 a).

3. A table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: a second slope surface (5) extends out of one end of the extension part (3) and one end of the first slope surface (4), and the second slope surface (5) protrudes out of the end part of one end of the handle (2).

4. A table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: the top end of the first slope surface (4) is an arc part, and the arc top part of the first slope surface is higher than the horizontal planes of the racket face (1) and the racket handle (2).

5. A table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: the racket face (1), the racket handle (2), the extension part (3), the first slope surface (4) and the second slope surface (5) are integrally manufactured.

6. A table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: a certain included angle is formed between the central axis of the racket handle (2) and the central axis of the racket face (1), so that the racket handle (2) is inclined relative to the racket face (1).

7. A shake-hand grip table tennis bat as defined in claim 1, wherein: the racket faces (1) on the two sides of the racket handle (2) are respectively provided with a first arc transition (1 c) and a second arc transition (1 b), and the two arc transition positions are distributed in a staggered mode.