DE7306309U - ANATOMICALLY CURVED GLOVE - Google Patents

Description

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company

Kopp & Siegert

Glove factory

7920 Heidenheim

Neuffenstrasse 11

Anatomically pre-curved glove

The invention relates to an anatomically pre-curved glove with an upper hand blank part, an inner hand blank part, Layer parts and at least one thumb cut part, in which the layer parts are curved in an arc shape and the Finger portions of the palm blank are shorter than those of the exterior hand blank.

Such a pre-curved ski glove is already known, which by slightly pre-curving the fingers up to a takes into account to some extent the fact that the skier's hand is around the ski pole most of the time is closed around. Except for the shortening of the finger parts of the palm blank, this known glove has however, a conventional cutting. The thumb is inserted and is made from an outer thumb blank,

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an inner thumb panel and a lobed attachment of the palm blank, which in the flat position of the latter approximately opposite the index finger protrudes below. This known glove is, however, quite imperfectly adapted to the requirements of skiing, what is mainly due to the fact that when the hand is closed around a ski pole in the palm of the hand there is a considerable amount Dimensions wrinkles.

There is also a pre-curved glove known (DT-PS 957 831), in which in addition to a pre-curvature of the Finger, the effort required to close the hand is reduced by the fact that the upper hand blank in the metacarpal area A transverse, outwardly directed bulge has been provided over the finger base is. The claim made in connection with this prior art glove, through this specific design If the usual wrinkling is avoided in the palm of the hand, it is incorrect and has no basis.

The invention was based on the object of an anatomically pre-curved To create glove of the type mentioned, which not only allows an object such as a ski pole to grasp with less effort than when using a not pre-curved glove, but with the in addition, there is no or at least less wrinkling in the area of the palm of the hand. To the solution this object is proposed according to the invention, the palm portion of the palm blank in proportion to shorten to the backhand blank. The inventor has recognized that the strongest and most annoying wrinkles

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when closing the hand, not in the area of the fingers, but in the palm of the hand and that here a Wrinkle formation bothers the most. By shortening the palm section of the palm blank compared to a In this area, the conventionally designed, i.e. not pre-curved, glove will result in the formation of a bead Avoided at the beginning of the shooting of the hand - this one In the course of the further closing of the hand in the conventionally designed glove, the bead is wrinkled and wrinkled leads to annoying pressure points in the palm of the hand. A shortening of the palm area of the palm blank in relation to the backhand blank of a conventional, non-pre-curved glove, of course, also means one Shortening of the palm part of the palm blank compared to the palm blank of the known, however Gloves pre-curved only in the finger area - naturally assuming the same glove size.

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The well-known gloves pre-curved in the finger area could not suggest the measure of shortening the palm part of the palm blank because the wrinkles in the area of the fingers in the case of a glove that is not pre-curved is of no consequence, so that the training These known, pre-curved gloves were obviously only based on the idea of the closing forces to be used to diminish the hand.

In known, not pre-curved gloves with an inserted Dauraen from at least one inner and one outer thumb blank the palm blank has an arcuate cutout at the root of the thumb. There If the outer thumb cutout part usually extends to the rear edge of the glove, then the cutout edge has roughly the shape of a straight line with a quarter circle at the top. You would on such a glove apply the teaching according to the invention of shortening the palm part of the palm cut part, which in itself It is desirable because such a blank compared to that of the known pre-curved one explained above Glove has the advantage that it has less leather in the area of the thumb root, so opening the hand would be lead to strong tensile forces in the area of the thumb root. To prevent this and thus the basic idea of the invention To be able to use gloves with inserted thumbs, it is also suggested to use the arched To make cutout so that the edge of the cutout forming the arch in the vicinity of the index finger in a particular straight edge section passes over, which is angled in the direction of the index finger tip. Such a cut

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leads to a relief of the outer thumb root area when opening the hand. Basically, this thought can be the edge of the palm blank in the outer area of the thumb root run obliquely in the direction of the index finger tip to let, of course, also apply to those anatomically pre-curved gloves in which the palm cut part also forms the inner part of the thumb.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the Palm part of the palm cut part is shortened more on the side of the little finger than on the side of the index finger, wherein the shortening ratio is in particular between 2 and 1.5, preferably 1.7. That way will the natural basic position of the hand, in which the areas on the side of the little finger, are taken into account are more curved than the areas on the side of the thumb or index finger.

The risk of wrinkling is particularly small if the arcuate cutout of the palm blank part is an in Has protruding bulge in the direction of the fingers, in particular in the direction of the middle finger.

A further adjustment to the basic position of the hand is achieved in that the inner thumb blank in proportion is shortened to the outer thumb cut part, so that an anatomically pre-curved thumb results. Through this the effort required to close the hand is further reduced, so that in the event of continuous stress, as is the case with skiing, the symptoms of fatigue to go back sharply in the hand. For this reason, in a preferred embodiment of the invention

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the pingers also curved far more than with the previously known, pre-curved glove described above; consequently, is in the preferred embodiment of the invention, the ratio of the radius of curvature of the layer parts to the finger length of the middle finger between 0.3 and 0.6, preferably 0.4. Corresponding is natural the curvature of the other fingers is reinforced compared to the previously known ski glove. In this context it should be pointed out again that in the preferred embodiment of the invention, the curvature of the fingers from Index finger to little finger increases.

By adapting the glove according to the invention to the natural basic position of the resting hand, the

This ensured good blood circulation in the fingers, yaass the hand remains warmer in the glove according to the invention than in the known gloves. Another beneficial effect results in that the blank parts are designed so that the thumb is approximately opposite the index finger; at In the known gloves, the thumb usually runs in the direction of the middle or ring finger.

Further features and details of the invention emerge from the following description and the accompanying drawings Representation of a preferred embodiment of a glove according to the invention; show it:

Fig. 1 is a diagrammatic representation of a right, according to the invention trained ski gloves in view of the thumb side;

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FIG. 2 shows a representation corresponding to FIG. 1 in a view of the side of the little finger; FIG.

3a shows a plan view of the upper hand blank part of the glove according to FIGS . 1 and 2;

3b shows a plan view of the palm blank part; 3c is a plan view of the outer thumb blank; 3d is a plan view of the inner thumb blank, and FIG 3e shows a plan view of a layer part.

As can be seen in FIGS. 1 and 2, in the case of the invention Glove not only curved the fingers 10a to 10d, but also the thumb 10e and the metacarpal area 12. The glove consists essentially of an upper hand blank 14, an inner hand blank 16, an outer thumb panel 18 and an inner thumb panel 20. Furthermore, the glove faces in the area the fingers 10a to 10d still have layer parts 22.

The cut parts are designed so that the fingers 10a to 10d are curved to different degrees, and that takes the Curvature from the index finger to the little finger iodine.

The course of the seam that connects the palm blank part 16 with the inner thumb blank part is also particularly important and the outer thumb panel 18 and is covered by a bait 24. Its course is determined by the

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Determines the edges of the cut parts held together by it, which will be discussed in more detail below.

It can be seen from FIGS. 3a and 3b that the palm blank part 16 compared to the upper hand cut part 14 ^ considerably shortened compared to a conventional glove not only in the area of the fingers 10a to 10d, but also in the metacarpal area, i.e. in the area of the palm 16a. The palm blank part 16 was compared to the palm blank part of a conventional one The glove is much more shortened below the little finger than below the index finger; compared to that In the case of a ski glove of a common size, the upper hand cut part 14 is the palm cut part 16 below the small one Finger shortened by three and a half centimeters, while it is only shortened by two centimeters below the index finger. Compared to the palm blank part of a glove that is not pre-curved, the finger parts of the palm blank part are also located 16 is greatly shortened, namely by around 1.5 cm for the medium-sized glove mentioned.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention are not only the finger parts of the palm blank part 16 opposite the palm blank part of a glove that is not pre-curved shortened, but the fingers of the upper hand blank 14 are lengthened.

The shape of the cutout 16b of the palm blank part 16 is particularly important. This cutout has one arcuate edge section 30, which protrudes in the direction of the middle finger and into a straight edge section 32

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passes over, which is angled towards the index finger is and runs obliquely upwards and outwards.

FIGS. 3c and 3d can show the shortening of the inner thumb blank 20 can be removed relative to the corresponding part of the outer thumb blank part 18, and FIG. 3e reveals the strong curvature of one of the parts of the layer.

Of course, the basic idea of the invention can be applied not only to a ski glove, but also to Another type of gloves, for example on work gloves. Furthermore, the invention is suitable for gloves all materials.

Finally, it should also be noted that FIGS. 3a-3e show the cut-to-size parts of a glove that are more common, medium-sized Show size reduced to scale.

Claims (8)

Expectations 1. Anatomically pre-curved glove with an upper hand cut part, a palm blank part, laminate parts and at least one thumb blank part in which the layer parts are curved in an arc shape and the finger parts of the palm blank part are shorter than those of the outer hand blank, characterized in that the palm part '(16a) of the inner hand blank (16) is shortened in relation to the backhand blank (14). 2. Glove according to claim 1, with an inserted thumb made of at least one inner and one outer thumb blank part, the palm blank having an arcuate cutout at the root of the thumb, thereby characterized in that the edge of the cutout (16b) forming the arch (30) in the vicinity of the index finger (10a) in an in particular approximately straight edge section (32) passes over, which is angled in the direction of the index finger tip is. 3. Glove according to claim 2, characterized in that the angling of the edge of the cutout in the palm cut part (16) is roughly the width of the index finger. 4. Glove according to claim 1, characterized in that the palm part (16a) of the palm blank part (16) on the side of the little finger (iod) is more shortened than ajf on the side of the index finger (10a), whereby the shortening ratio is in particular between 2 and 1.5, preferably 1.7. - 10 - 7306309 09.0178 b - 135. *;: ..:: -.io r Feb. 15, 1973. "%." .. ·%. ·.:,. : 5. Glove according to claim 2 or 3, characterized in that the arcuate cutout (16b) one in the direction of the fingers, in particular in the direction of the middle finger (10c), has bulges (30) protruding. 6. Glove according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the inner thumb blank (20) is shortened in relation to the outer thumb blank part (18). 7. Glove according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the ratio the radius of curvature of the layer parts (22) to the finger length of the middle finger (10c) between 0.3 and 0.6, is preferably about 0.4. 8. Glove according to one or more of the preceding claims, characterized in that the thumb (10e) is approximately opposite the index finger (10a). 7306309 03/09/78