JP2016016189A - Horse-riding glove - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a horse-riding glove for increasing a bridle gripping force.SOLUTION: A grip force increasing part 50 made of a material with elasticity and non-slip means is provided on the pad side of a thumb bag part of a glove body 10 of ahorse-riding glove. Preferably, the grip force increasing part 50 is made of chloroprene rubber that has irregularities formed on a surface.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a riding glove for improving grip power of a rein.

The reins are part of the headline and are directly connected to Hami, and are one of the tools for contacting the horse when riding. The horse rider can hold this in his hand and give the horse a signal such as a left / right direction or stop. The reins are held between the little finger and the ring finger, hung on the base of the ring finger, middle finger, and index finger, and are held between the thumb and index finger so that the excess part is put forward. At this time, hold your thumb and index finger firmly and hold the ring finger side gently and softly without applying force.
And when gripping the reins, it is common to use gloves instead of bare hands.

Horseback riding is a technique in which the rider adjusts the traveling direction and speed while making contact with the horse, so there is a riding glove developed exclusively for horse riding. One example is a riding glove with reinforcements on the index and ring fingers through the reins. Another example is publicity of utility model registration No. 3000371 (hereinafter referred to as “Patent Document 1”). This riding glove is a reinforcement of this part to prevent the four fingers except the thumb of the glove from being broken by friction by running with the horse jockey pressing the hand holding the reins against the neck of the horse. .
However, unlike horse racing, in general horse riding, contact with a horse is mainly made by reins, and the riding glove of Patent Document 1 has no effect on grasping reins.
As described above, in the conventional riding gloves, the reins cannot be gripped firmly with the thumb and forefinger, so that the palm of the glove is worn heavily by sliding the reins through the riding gloves.
Therefore, there is a case where a reins called a bridle that is thicker than a conventional reins and stuffed with cotton in order to make it easier to grip between the thumb and the index finger and to increase the gripping power may be used.

Utility model registration No. 3000371

  However, it is necessary to devise the reins of all horses in such reins on the reins side.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a riding glove that increases the grip of the reins.

  In order to achieve the above object, the riding glove according to the first aspect of the present invention has a structure in which a material having elasticity and anti-slip means is arranged on the belly side of the thumb bag portion.

  That is, the first aspect of the present invention is a riding glove comprising a grip strength improving portion made of a material having elasticity and anti-slip means on the stomach bag thumb side of the glove body. It is a glove.

  Since the riding glove according to the first aspect of the present invention includes the grip strength improving portion on the belly side of the thumb bag portion, the reins can be firmly captured by the belly of the thumb. This reduces wear on the palm of the riding glove because the reins do not slide in the riding glove.

Examples of the material having elasticity include natural rubber, synthetic rubber, urethane, and compression urethane, and unevenness and protrusions are formed on these surfaces as anti-slip means.

  Furthermore, the second invention is a riding glove characterized in that the material having elasticity and anti-slip means in the first invention is chloroprene rubber having irregularities formed on the surface. Chloroprene rubber is a polymer of chloroprene that is elastic and durable, and is used as a wet suit material for diving. This configuration improves the grip and durability of the riding gloves.

The third aspect of the present invention is the riding glove according to the second aspect of the present invention, wherein the thickness of the chloroprene rubber is 2 mm to 4 mm. As a result of the use experiment, it was found that if the thickness of the chloroprene rubber is within this range, a sufficient grip force can be obtained without sacrificing the fit.

    Furthermore, the fourth aspect of the present invention is the riding glove according to the first to third aspects of the present invention, wherein slits are formed at the other positions of the index finger bag and the middle finger bag, and between the middle finger bag and the ring finger bag. A riding glove characterized in that a hole is formed and an elastic material is disposed on the fist portion except for the back side of the index finger bag portion, the middle finger bag portion, the ring finger bag portion, and the little finger bag portion. This makes it easier for the fingers to move during use and allows the heat in the gloves to escape. The elastic material is not arranged on the back side of the index finger bag part, the middle finger bag part, the back side of the ring finger bag part, and the back side of the little finger bag part. This is because each finger bag portion is twisted due to the influence.

  According to the riding glove of the present invention, an excellent effect can be achieved in the grip strength of the reins.

It is a top view of the palm side of the riding glove which concerns on one embodiment of this invention. It is a top view on the same shell side. It is explanatory drawing at the time of the same use.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 to 3 show an embodiment of the present invention. In the drawings, the same reference numerals denote the same parts.

First, the configuration of an embodiment of a riding glove according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.
The glove body 10 of the riding glove includes an upper part 40 that covers the back of the hand, a fist part 40a that is a part of the upper part 40, a palm part 30 that covers the palm of the hand, a thumb bag part 20a, an index finger bag part 20b, and a middle finger bag. It consists of a part 20c, a ring finger bag part 20d, and a little finger bag part 20e.

The upper portion 40 is provided with a cut-away two-way knit that stretches vertically and horizontally so as to surround the fist portion 40a, and is sewn together with the thumb bag portion 20a to the little finger bag portion 20e and the palm portion 30.
The index finger bag portion 20b to the little finger bag portion 20e excluding the thumb bag portion 20a are provided with synthetic leather on the back side, and are sewn to the palm portion 30 via a side portion made of another synthetic leather. The palm 30 is also made of synthetic leather. The reason why the two-way knit of the upper part 40 is not extended and used on the back side of the index finger bag part 20b to the little finger bag part 20e, and another non-stretchable synthetic leather is arranged is that of the index finger bag part 20b to the little finger bag part 20e. This is because if the two-way knit that is elastic to the back side is used, the index finger bag portion 20b to the little finger bag portion 20e are pulled by the reins and twisted to rotate around the fingers.
The thumb bag portion 20a is provided with synthetic leather on the back side, and is sewn with the grip force improving portion 50 on the abdominal side. The grip force improving portion 50 uses cloth-like chloroprene rubber having a thickness of about 2 mm to 4 mm, and unevenness as shown in the figure is formed on its surface as anti-slip means. The grip improving unit 50 is sewn to the palm 30.
Further, the index finger bag portion 20b, the ring finger bag portion 20d, and the little finger bag portion 20e are respectively stitched from above with an index finger reinforcement portion 60, a ring finger reinforcement portion 62, and a little finger reinforcement portion 64 having a honeycomb pattern formed on the surface of synthetic leather. Yes.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper portion 40 includes a mounting belt 70 that can be attached and detached with a hook-and-loop fastener.
In addition, slit-like holes 22 are formed at the other positions of the index finger bag portion 20b and the middle finger bag portion 20c and the other positions of the middle finger bag portion 20c and the ring finger bag portion 20d. This slit-shaped hole 22 makes it easier for the fingers to move during use, and allows the heat in the gloves to escape.

FIG. 3 shows a state where the riding gloves according to one embodiment of the present invention are worn and the reins 80 are gripped. After the bridle 80 is hung on the root of the ring finger bag portion 20d, the middle finger bag portion 20c, and the index finger bag portion 20b through the little finger bag portion 20e and the ring finger bag portion 20d, the thumb bag portion 20a and the index finger bag portion 20b It is held in such a way that the excess part is put forward with it in between. At this time, the reins 80 are firmly sandwiched between the grip force improving portion 50 provided on the ventral side of the thumb bag portion 20a and the index finger reinforcing portion 60 provided on the index finger bag portion 20b, and the ring finger side does not apply force. It is sandwiched loosely and softly.
The index finger reinforcement 60 is not an indispensable element for improving the grip. The grip force improving portion 50 is made of chloroprene rubber and has irregularities formed on the surface thereof as shown in the figure. Therefore, the grip force improving portion 50 has elasticity and friction force and can firmly grip the reins 80. As a result, slip of the reins 80 is reduced, and wear on the palm side of the riding gloves is also reduced.

10 Globe body 20a Thumb bag portion 20b Index finger bag portion 20c Middle finger bag portion 20d Ring finger bag portion 20e Little finger bag portion 22 Slit-shaped hole
30 Palm part 40 Upper part 40a Fist part 50 Grip strength improvement part 60 Index finger reinforcement part 62 Ring finger reinforcement part 64 Little finger reinforcement part 70 Band part 80 Reins

Claims (4)

  A riding glove having a grip strength improving portion made of a material having elasticity and anti-slip means on the stomach side of the thumb bag portion of the glove body.   2. The riding glove according to claim 1, wherein the material having elasticity and anti-slip means is chloroprene rubber having irregularities formed on a surface thereof. The riding glove according to claim 2, wherein the chloroprene rubber has a thickness of 2 mm to 4 mm.  A slit-shaped hole is formed at the other position of the index finger bag portion and the middle finger bag portion, and the other position of the middle finger bag portion and the ring finger bag portion, and each of the index finger bag portion, the middle finger bag portion, the ring finger bag portion, and the little finger bag portion. The riding glove according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a stretchable material is disposed on the fist part excluding the back side of the body.

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