ES1210738U - Textile support for ball in racquet sports (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Textile piece (1) as a superimposed tight skirt characterized by being joined by means of seams to a main sport garment, sports mesh type or short, through its lower side parts (1e) and its upper part forming a only indivisible element with said main garment by common waist, as well as by presenting asymmetrical lengths in its front part (1a), reaching the part immediately below the pelvis, and its back part (1c), which covers the entire area of the glutes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

TEXTILE SUPPORT FOR BALL IN RACKET SPORTS

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SECTOR OF THE TECHNIQUE

The present invention belongs to the textile sector, more specifically to the field of sportswear.

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The object of the present invention is a new textile system in the form of a tight skirt superimposed on a sports shorts or mesh for attaching the ball or ball in racket sports in which it is sometimes necessary to have more than one ball to the Once, namely tennis and paddle.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The standard way of holding the ball in cases where it is necessary to have more than one ball at a time during tennis or paddle tennis consists in using the pockets available for this purpose of the garments destined for these sports, for usually 20 located on one of the sides, sometimes on both, of the short incorporated into the skirt or dress used, sewn as an additional element and allowing the introduction of the ball from the bottom of the pocket itself. In this way, the hand with which the racket or shovel is held to play when acquiring garments for the purpose described must be taken into account, since the pocket for the introduction of the ball, if there is only one 25 on one side, something that happens frequently, must be located on the opposite side, since it will be the other hand that will be used to place the ball in the short. In the same way, we find in the market meshes, shorts and skirts with outer pockets in which the ball is introduced from the top of the same, similar to that observed when introducing objects in the pocket of other garments 30 Common not intended for the aforementioned sports. On many occasions, these outer pockets have a shape and opening that causes the ball to fall during movement.

Also, we find in the market, fastening systems that can be placed at the waist of the garment used and that retain the ball as a clamp, usually made of plastic type material.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION 5

The purpose of this utility model application is to register a textile piece as a superimposed tight skirt, joined by seams in its lower side parts to the main sportswear, which will generally be a sports mesh or shorts of any length and design, and in its upper part forming a single element with said main garment by means of a common waist, whose purpose is the subjection of balls or balls for the practice of racket sports in which sometimes it is necessary to have more than one ball at the same time, namely tennis and paddle tennis, with the aim that they cannot fall during the movement of said sports.

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At present, the garments available in the market for the practice of the aforementioned sports, namely skirts, tights, shorts and dresses, incorporate for this purpose a pocket, with a lower opening or upper opening, which allows the introduction of the ball or ball. Also, we find in the market, fastening systems that can be placed on the garment used and that retain the ball as a 20-pin.

The claimed textile piece simulates a tight skirt that overlaps, forming a constitutive part and creating a single indivisible garment, to the sports mesh or short used and covers the hip area. It has an asymmetrical length at its front and back. 25 In the first one, the piece reaches the area immediately below the pelvis, in order to allow easy movement of the lower extremities. In the case of the back, the textile piece covers the entire area of the buttocks. The sides of the piece, which cover the hip, have a length greater than that of the aforementioned front and rear parts and appear attached to the main garment by means of seams in order to avoid its sliding upwards and also granting the piece an adjustment and tension suitable for holding the ball, which will be introduced from the bottom and will be attached between this textile piece as a skirt and the mesh or shorts to which it is applied, in the area of the same that the person wishes and considers more comfortable Given the tension and configuration of the fabric, and being an advantage over other systems available in the market for the covered purpose, the introduction of the ball can be done from any point, front, part

rear, right or left, thus facilitating the use by both right and left handed users. The characteristics of the piece, allow its manufacture in different types of fabric, provided that they have adequate elasticity and tension.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 5

To complement the description that is being made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description, where the following has been shown as an illustrative and non-limiting nature. 10

Figure 1.- Graphically shows a front view of the textile piece, it can be seen how the front and back of the piece are asymmetrical.

Figure 2.- Graphically shows a rear view of the textile piece, as in the previous figure it can be seen how the front and rear of the piece are asymmetrical.

Figure 3.- Graphically shows a side view of the textile piece.

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Figure 4.- Shows by side view the direction in which the ball would be introduced under the textile piece.

Figure 5.- Shows a rear view of the textile piece once the ball has been inserted under it. 25

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

Next, a particular example of the textile part (1) according to the present invention is described, referring to the attached figures. Specifically, Figures 30 1, 2 and 3 show the front, back and side views of the textile piece (1) and in them we can see the configuration of the front (1a), rear (1c) and side (1e) of the piece (1).

The front part (1a) of the textile piece (1) will be sewn to the main garment, namely mesh or short, on its upper part or waist and will reach the area immediately

lower than the pelvis, the central part (1b) being its shortest part, as can be seen in Figure 1, and allowing easy movement of the lower extremities given its characteristics and elasticity.

The back part (1c) of the textile piece (1) will also be sewn to the main garment 5, namely mesh or short, at the top or waist and will cover the buttocks area, being the central part (1d) its shortest part, as can be seen in Figure 2, allowing easy movement of the lower extremities, as well as the introduction and clamping of the ball in any of its areas given its characteristics and elasticity. 10

The side parts (1e) of the textile piece (1) will have a length greater than the front part (1a) and rear part (1c) mentioned, as shown in Figure 3, and will be sewn to the main garment , namely mesh or short, in order to prevent its sliding upwards and offering the entire textile piece (1) about 15 suitable characteristics so that the ball can be held perfectly, without falling to avoid interruptions in the game or even injuries

Claims (1)

1. Textile piece (1) as a superimposed tight skirt characterized by being connected by means of seams to a main sportswear, of a sports or short mesh type, through its lower side parts (1e) and its upper part forming a only 5 indivisible element with said main garment by common waist, as well as by presenting asymmetric lengths in its front part (1a), reaching the immediately lower part of the pelvis, and its rear part (1c), which completely covers the buttock area.