ES2301270A1 - Balls for massaging is of different shapes and sizes, which contain within them some balls that are hard, small and variable in number, where balls have certain mobility within bags containing them to produce effect of massage - Google Patents

Abstract

The balls is of different shapes and sizes, which contain within them some balls that is hard, small and variable in number. The balls have a certain mobility within the bags containing them to produce an effect of massage for relaxing under pressure in different parts of the body where they apply.

Description

Bagged balls for massages.

The present invention, as expressed in the set forth in this specification, refers to a series of small balls that are inside some bags of different shapes according to their application and that produce relaxing massage in different parts of the human body.

Background of the invention

There are different products on the market for exercise massages on different parts of the body, they are known templates with fixed points, rubber balls to exercise hands and fingers, and vibrating devices that produce massage on various parts of the body, such as described in the Patent European P 2116430 describing a template for shoes equipped of bumps that massage the plantar area of the foot.

Description of the invention

The present invention describes a series of bags of different shapes and sizes that are filled with some small round or oval shaped balls, solid, bored or hollow and that can be of various materials, presenting Always the characteristic of stiffness.

The number of balls inside each bag is variable depending on its size and the application to which It is destined.

Loose balls inside the bags they exert pressure on the skin in a multitude of contact points, these points vary due to the mobility of the balls in the inside the bag that contains them applying a relaxing massage all over the applied body surface.

Brief description of the drawings

For the best understanding of how much is left described herein, a representation of a practical embodiment of the bagged massage balls.

In figure 1, the cut of a shoe and inside as a template a bag filled with small balls, where 1 is the shoe, 2 the bag filled with balls, 3 the sole of the shoe and 4 the rigid base of the insole.

In figure 2, a hand is shown that Hold a bag filled with balls.

In figure 3, a filled bag is shown of balls, which has a support for the grip, where 6 is the ball bag and 5 support.

In figure 4, a mat is shown formed by cells 7 that are independent bags filled with small balls

Description of a preferred embodiment

The invention described, as stated It is made up of bags of tissue that can be elastic or not, these bags inside contain an amount Variable of small loose balls of rigid materials such as wood, stone, plastic, ceramic material, glass, seeds etc. about 5 millimeters in diameter each of the balls. The amount of balls will be variable depending on the size of the bag and this It can be sewn, glued or heat sealed to prevent dispersion  of the balls inside.

In Figure 1 you can see a template composed of a bag of adequate size to be introduced in the inside of a shoe or slipper, stuffed with these small balls that will produce a pressure massage in innumerable points and these points will vary depending on the mobility of the balls inside the bag throughout the plantar area of the foot, the template is made by a rigid base lined with a fine and elastic fabric, this fabric is sewn around its perimeter at the base leaving between this and the fabric a slack that forms a bag stuffed with balls about 15 millimeters high. For him Insole thickness will require a special shoe with space enough to house the template and the user's foot. To the walking on the template a massage occurs in all of the sole of the foot caused by the hardness of the balls and the translation movement of the same within the own bag.

In figure 2, a manual bag is described filled with the described balls and whose size is suitable to be squeezed with the hands producing the balls a massage on the fingers and palm of the
hand.

In figure 3 you can see a bag filled with the described balls, which is attached to a support that It serves as a handle and can be manufactured in different materials, plastic, wood etc. in such a way that by helping handle can massage different parts of the body, this handle can be an electric vibrating element that facilitates and Power massage action.

Figure 4 shows another way of realization of the bagged balls for massage, in this case it it is a mat formed by a rigid or semi-rigid base, lined with a thin and elastic fabric that contains several cells formed by stitches between the fabric and the base, these cells are filled with the balls described above and when walking barefoot on this surface a massage similar to that described for the case of the template.

Claims (5)

1. Bagged balls for massage, which being one of those that apply a relaxing massage by pressing on the different parts of the body where it is applied, is characterized by being formed by bags that can vary in shape and size depending on the application, filled with small rigid balls of about 5 millimeters in diameter, which have a certain mobility within the bags that contain them. 2. Bagged massage balls according to claim one, characterized in that it is a template with a rigid base and lined with a thin and elastic fabric, to be introduced inside a shoe, and in the upper area to form between the rigid base and the fabric, a bag filled with small balls about 15 millimeters high. 3. Bagged massage balls according to claim one, characterized in that it is a tissue bag filled with the balls described in the preceding claims that can be squeezed between the hands and fingers. 4. Bagged massage balls according to claim 1 and 3, characterized in that the bag containing the balls is a handle that can be provided with an electric vibration device. 5. Bagged massage balls according to claim one, characterized in that it is a rigid or semi-rigid base mat, lined with a thin and elastic fabric and this fabric sewn so as to form different independent cells, each filled with the Balls described above.