JP2023125692A - sports gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide sports gloves which can sufficiently improve the swing speed of a bat.SOLUTION: A sports glove 1 comprises: a thumb part 11A; a forefinger part 11B; a middle finger part 11C; a ring finger part 11D; a little finger part 11E; a palm part 12; and a rear surface antislip member 20. The rear surface antislip member 20 includes: a metacarpal bone antislip part 21; a ring finger antislip part 22; and a little finger antislip part 23. The metacarpal bone antislip part 21 is arranged so as to cover the metacarpal bone head of each of the ring finger and the little finger, is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bone diaphysis of each of the ring finger and the little finger, and is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bone of each of the thumb, the forefinger and the middle finger. Each of the ring finger antislip part 22 and the little finger antislip part 23 is arranged from the metacarpal bone antislip part to a part between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the distal interphalangeal joint of each of the ring finger and the little finger.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to sports gloves.

Improvements have been made to sports gloves to prevent the bat from slipping. For example, Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-31441 (Patent Document 1) describes a sports glove that can suppress the slippage of a bat by printing a foamed resin on a part of the back side of the sports glove. There is. In the sports glove described in this publication, the foamed resin is printed on areas corresponding to the ball of the foot and the third to fifth fingers of the wearer's palm. Thereby, it is possible to suppress slippage between the hand and the sports glove.

JP2010-31441A

However, the sports gloves described in the above publication cannot sufficiently improve the swing speed of the bat when the wearer wearing the sports gloves grips and swings the bat.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and its purpose is to provide a sports glove that can sufficiently improve the swing speed of a bat.

The sports glove of the present invention has a thumb section, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a ring finger section, and a little finger section that can respectively receive the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger of the wearer's hand; The device includes a palm part that is connected to the ring finger, the ring finger, and the little finger and can receive the palm of the wearer's hand, and a back anti-slip member disposed on the back of the ring finger, the little finger, and the palm. The back anti-slip member includes a metacarpal anti-slip portion, a ring finger anti-slip portion, and a little finger anti-slip portion. The metacarpal non-slip portion is arranged to cover the metacarpal heads of each of the ring finger and little finger, is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shaft of each of the ring finger and little finger, and is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shaft of each of the ring finger and little finger, and , is placed so as not to cover the metacarpal bones of each of the index and middle fingers. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion and the little finger anti-slip portion is arranged from the metacarpal anti-slip portion to between the proximal interphalangeal joint and the distal interphalangeal joint of each of the ring finger and the little finger.

According to the sports glove of the present invention, it is possible to sufficiently improve the swing speed of a bat.

FIG. 1 is a front view schematically showing the configuration of a sports glove according to an embodiment. FIG. 2 is a front view schematically showing a state in which a player is wearing sports gloves according to an embodiment and gripping a bat. FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a state in which the sports glove shown in FIG. 1 is turned inside out. FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram schematically showing the appearance and skeleton of the wearer's left hand when viewed from the palm side. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the front side of the sports glove taken along line VV in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the front side of the sports glove taken along line VI-VI in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the front side of the sports glove taken along line VII-VII in FIG. 1; FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the front side of the sports glove taken along line VIII-VIII in FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a front view schematically showing the configuration of a modified example of the sports glove according to the embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings. In addition, unless otherwise mentioned, the same reference numerals are given to the same or corresponding parts in the following drawings, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

The structure of a sports glove 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a sports glove 1 according to the present embodiment is a sports glove that is worn on the hand of a wearer who grips a bat 2. As shown in FIGS. In FIG. 2, a wearer is shown wearing sports gloves 1 and gripping a bat 2. A baseball batting sports glove is shown as the sports glove 1 in the embodiment.

The sports glove 1 is configured to accept one hand of the wearer. This one hand is located, for example, on the base side of the grip 2a of the bat 2. The wearer holds the grip 2a of the bat 2 while wearing the sports glove 1 on one hand. This sports glove 1 is a left-handed sports glove that is worn on the left hand. Note that the sports glove 1 in this embodiment may be a right-handed sports glove worn on the right hand. The sports glove for the left hand is configured to be a mirror image of the sports glove for the right hand. Furthermore, the sports glove 1 may be worn on both hands of the wearer.

The sports glove 1 mainly includes a main body 10, a back anti-slip member 20, and a pad member 30. The main body section 10 includes a finger section 11, a palm section 12, and a wrist section 13. The material of the main body portion 10 is, for example, natural leather.

The finger section 11 includes a thumb section 11A, an index finger section 11B, a middle finger section 11C, a ring finger section 11D, and a little finger section 11E. The thumb section 11A, index finger section 11B, middle finger section 11C, ring finger section 11D, and little finger section 11E are configured to be able to receive the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger of the wearer's hand, respectively. The thumb portion 11A, the index finger portion 11B, the middle finger portion 11C, the ring finger portion 11D, and the little finger portion 11E are independent from each other.

The palm portion 12 is configured to be able to receive the wearer's palm. The palm portion 12 is connected to the finger portions 11. The palm portion 12 is connected to a thumb portion 11A, an index finger portion 11B, a middle finger portion 11C, a ring finger portion 11D, and a little finger portion 11E.

The wrist portion 13 is configured to be able to receive the wearer's wrist. The wrist portion 13 is connected to the palm portion 12. The wrist part 13 is arranged on the opposite side of the finger part 11 with respect to the palm part 12.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the back anti-slip member 20 is disposed on the back surface S1 of the ring finger portion 11D, the little finger portion 11E, and the palm portion 12. The back surface anti-slip member 20 is disposed on a portion of the back surface S1 of the ring finger portion 11D, the little finger portion 11E, and the palm portion 12. The back surface anti-slip member 20 is not arranged on the entire back surface S1 of the ring finger portion 11D, the little finger portion 11E, and the palm portion 12.

The back anti-slip member 20 has a higher coefficient of friction than each of the ring finger portion 11D, the little finger portion 11E, and the palm portion 12. The friction coefficient of the back anti-slip member 20 is larger than the friction coefficient of the natural leather floor surface. The material of the back anti-slip member 20 is, for example, at least one of synthetic leather and artificial leather. The static friction coefficient of the back anti-slip member 20 is, for example, 2.5 or more and 4.0 or less. This static friction coefficient is a value when bat grip tape is used as the friction element and the movement speed of the friction element is 10 mm/s. The equipment used is a TL201Tt static and dynamic friction measuring machine manufactured by Trinity Lab Co., Ltd.

The back anti-slip member 20 is sewn to the ring finger 11D, the little finger 11E, and the palm 12 with thread T. The back non-slip member 20 is sewn with thread T along the outer edge of the back non-slip member 20.

The pad member 30 is attached to the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12. In this embodiment, the pad member 30 is sandwiched between the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 and the patch cloth 14. A padding cloth 14 is sewn onto the palm portion 12 along the outer edge of the pad member 30 with thread T. Further, the pad member 30 may be attached to the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 by sewing.

The pad member 30 is configured to protrude from the surface S2 of the palm portion 12. The pad member 30 is raised from a portion of the surface S2 of the palm portion 12. The pad member 30 does not protrude from the entire surface S2 of the palm portion 12.

The pad member 30 is softer than the main body portion 10. In other words, the pad member 30 is softer than the finger portions 11 and the palm portion 12. Further, the pad member 30 is softer than the back anti-slip member 20. The pad member 30 is arranged so as not to overlap the back anti-slip member 20. The material of the pad member 30 is, for example, a low-resilience foam. Specifically, the material of the pad member 30 is, for example, a foamed resin such as urethane foam or polyethylene foam. The 25% compression load (JIS K 6401) of the material of the pad member 30 is, for example, 0.02 MPa or more and 0.40 MPa or less, and if it is less than 0.02 MPa, it is too soft and it is difficult to feel the softness when gripped; Super is too hard and feels uncomfortable. The 25% compression load (JIS K 6401) of the material of the pad member 30 is preferably 0.05 MPa or more and 0.15 MPa or less, which is a range that allows the user to experience sufficient softness and causes little discomfort.

With reference to FIGS. 1 and 4, the arrangement of the back anti-slip member 20 and the pad member 30 will be described in relation to the bones of the wearer's left hand 101. FIG. 4 shows the appearance and skeleton of the wearer's left hand 101 when viewed from the palm 101A side.

As shown in FIG. 4, in each of the index finger 101B2, middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5, the distal phalanx 111, middle phalanx 112, proximal phalanx 113, and metacarpal bone 114 are arranged in order from the fingertip side. There is. The distal phalanx 111 and the middle phalanx 112 are connected to each other via a distal interphalangeal joint 121. The middle phalanx 112 and the proximal phalanx 113 are connected via a proximal interphalangeal joint 122. The proximal phalanx 113 and the metacarpal bone 114 are connected via a metacarpophalangeal joint 123. A metacarpal head 114A is arranged at the end of the metacarpal 114 on the proximal phalanx 113 side. The metacarpal shaft 114B is disposed on the opposite side of the metacarpal phalangeal joint 123 with respect to the metacarpal head 114A. The metacarpal head 114A bulges out from the metacarpal shaft 114B. In the thumb 101B1, a distal phalanx 111, a proximal phalanx 113, and a metacarpal bone 114 are arranged in order from the fingertip side. In the thumb 101B1, the distal phalanx 111 and the proximal phalanx 113 are connected via the first interphalangeal joint 124, and the proximal phalanx 113 and the metacarpal 114 are connected via the metacarpophalangeal joint 123. has been done.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, the back anti-slip member 20 includes a metacarpal anti-slip portion 21, a ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and a little finger anti-slip portion 23.

The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged to cover the metacarpal heads 114A of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as to cover only the metacarpal heads 114A of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as to straddle the metacarpal heads 114A of the metacarpal bones 114 of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5 on the palm 101A side.

The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal diaphysis 114B of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bones 114 of each of the thumb 101B1, index finger 101B2, and middle finger 101B3. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 extends from the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 to between the proximal interphalangeal joint 122 and the distal interphalangeal joint 121 of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. each is placed. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is arranged to straddle the proximal interphalangeal joints 122 of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. The ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 are each arranged to span from the root of the middle phalanx 112 to the root of the proximal phalanx 113 in each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is arranged so as not to reach the distal interphalangeal joint 121. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is arranged so as not to cover the respective distal interphalangeal joints 121 of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5 to the fingertips.

Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is not disposed at the center portion CP of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5 in the direction in which the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E are lined up, and the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5 are arranged on both sides of each central portion CP. That is, each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is not placed on the pad of the finger in the direction in which the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E are lined up, but is placed on both sides of the finger. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is configured to fill the gap between the back surface S1 of each of the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E and both sides of the finger. Both side portions of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 have a uniform width. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is configured to extend linearly from the base of the finger toward the finger tip.

The pad member 30 is arranged to cover the metacarpal head 114A of the index finger 101B2. The pad member 30 is arranged so as to cover only the metacarpal head 114A of the index finger 101B2. The pad member 30 is arranged so as to cover the metacarpal head 114A of the metacarpal bone 114 of the index finger 101B2 on the palm 101A side. The pad member 30 is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shaft 114B and the metacarpophalangeal joint 123 of the index finger 101B2. The pad member 30 is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bones 114 of each of the thumb 101B1, middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5. The pad member 30 is arranged so as not to overlap the proximal palm line of the palm.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 5, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 to the back side. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 in a direction orthogonal to the back surface S1.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 6, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the ring finger portion 11D to the back side. The ring finger anti-slip portion 22 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the ring finger portion 11D in a direction orthogonal to the back surface S1.

Referring to FIGS. 1 and 7, the little finger anti-slip portion 23 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the little finger portion 11E to the back side. The little finger anti-slip portion 23 of the back anti-slip member 20 is configured to protrude from the back surface S1 of the little finger portion 11E in a direction perpendicular to the back surface S1.

1 and 8, the pad member 30 is sandwiched between the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 and the patch cloth 14, and the patch cloth 14 is threaded onto the palm portion 12 along the outer edge of the pad member 30. It is sewn with a T. Thereby, the pad member 30 is attached to the palm portion 12. In this embodiment, the pad member 30 is raised from the surface S2 of the palm 12. The pad member 30 is configured to protrude in a direction orthogonal to the surface S2 of the palm portion 12.

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 8, the height dimension from the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12 of the pad member 30 is the height dimension from the back surface S1 of the palm portion 12, ring finger portion 11D, and little finger portion 11E of the back anti-slip member 20. greater than the height dimension. The thickness of the pad member 30 is, for example, 2 mm or more.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the wearer grips the bat 2, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is located in a region facing a portion of each of the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E. ing. That is, when the wearer grips the bat 2, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is covered by each of the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E. When the wearer grips the bat 2, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is not located in a region facing the index finger portion 11B and the middle finger portion 11C. That is, when the wearer grips the bat 2, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is not covered by the index finger portion 11B and the middle finger portion 11C.

The back anti-slip member 20 is arranged in a region where a large shearing force acts on the sports glove 1 when the wearer grips and swings the bat 2. This shearing force is a force that acts along the surface S2 of the finger portion 11 and the palm portion 12 due to the force that acts on the grip 2a of the bat 2 due to centrifugal force when the player swings.

Next, the effects of the sports glove 1 in this embodiment will be explained.

According to the sports glove 1 of the present embodiment, the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged to cover the metacarpal heads 114A of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5, and It is arranged so as not to cover each metacarpal diaphysis 114B, and is arranged so as not to cover each metacarpal bone 114 of thumb 101B1, index finger 101B2, and middle finger 101B3. Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 extends from the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 to between the proximal interphalangeal joint 122 and the distal interphalangeal joint 121 of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. each is placed. Therefore, the metacarpal bone anti-slip portion 21, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 can suppress slippage between the hand and the sports glove 1. In addition, the metacarpal bone anti-slip portion 21, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 are provided only in areas where a large shear force acts on the sports glove 1 when the wearer grips the bat 2 and swings. It is located. Therefore, the fit can be improved compared to the case where the metacarpal bone anti-slip portion 21, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 are arranged on the entire surface of the sports glove 1. Therefore, the swing speed of the bat 2 can be sufficiently improved.

According to the sports glove 1 of the present embodiment, each of the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 is located at the central portion of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5 in the direction in which the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E are lined up. They are not arranged at the CP, but are arranged on both sides of the central part CP of each of the ring finger 101B4 and the little finger 101B5. Therefore, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 are not placed on the pads of the fingers that are sensitive to each other in the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E, so that the fit is not impaired. Therefore, the fit can be further improved.

Further, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22 and the little finger anti-slip portion 23 are arranged on both sides of the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E, respectively. Therefore, the pressure acting on the fingers can be made uniform by filling the gaps between the back surface S1 of each of the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E and both sides of the finger.

According to the sports glove 1 of this embodiment, the back anti-slip member has a higher coefficient of friction than each of the ring finger section 11D, the little finger section 11E, and the palm section 12. Therefore, the back anti-slip member 20 can effectively suppress slippage between the hand and the sports glove 1.

Further, the back anti-slip member 20 is sewn to the ring finger 11D, the little finger 11E, and the palm 12 with thread T. Therefore, the strength of the back anti-slip member 20 can be ensured compared to the case where the back anti-slip member 20 is printed.

According to the sports glove 1 of the present embodiment, the pad member 30 is arranged to cover the metacarpal head 114A of the index finger 101B2, and the metacarpal shaft 114B and the metacarpophalangeal joint 123 of the index finger 101B2. It is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bones 114 of each of the thumb 101B1, middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5. Therefore, it is possible to make it difficult to apply force to the index finger 101B2. As a result, the grip 2a of the bat 2 is held close to the little finger 101B5, so that the radius of rotation of the bat 2 can be increased. Therefore, the swing speed of the bat 2 can be further improved.

Further, the pad member 30 is configured to protrude from the surface S2 of the palm portion 12. Therefore, the pad member 30 creates a gap between the grip 2a of the bat 2 and the surface S2 of the palm 12 around the index finger 101B2 where a gap is likely to occur between the grip 2a of the bat 2 and the surface S2 of the palm 12. can be filled. This increases the contact area between the surface S2 of the palm 12 and the grip 2a of the bat 2, so that the frictional force between the surface S2 of the palm 12 and the grip 2a of the bat 2 can be increased. Therefore, the wearer can swing the bat 2 with less force. As a result, the swing speed of the bat 2 can be further improved.

Next, with reference to FIG. 9, a configuration of a modification of the sports glove 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.

In the modified example of the sports glove 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention, the back anti-slip member 20 is attached to at least two adjacent ones of the middle finger section 11C, the ring finger section 11D, and the little finger section 11E, and the back surface S1 of the palm section 12. It is located in In FIG. 9, the back anti-slip member 20 is disposed on the middle finger section 11C, ring finger section 11D, little finger section 11E, and on the back surface S1 of the palm section 12.

The back anti-slip member 20 includes a metacarpal anti-slip portion 21, and at least two adjacent of the middle finger anti-slip portion 24, the ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and the little finger anti-slip portion 23. In FIG. 9, the back anti-slip member 20 includes a metacarpal anti-slip portion 21, a middle finger anti-slip portion 24, a ring finger anti-slip portion 22, and a little finger anti-slip portion 23.

The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged to cover at least two adjacent metacarpal heads 114A of the middle finger 101B3, the ring finger 101B4, and the little finger 101B5 on which the back anti-slip member 20 is arranged. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as to cover only the metacarpal heads 114A of each of the middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as to straddle the metacarpal heads 114A of each of the metacarpal bones 114 of the middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5 on the palm 101A side.

The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as not to cover at least two adjacent metacarpal diaphysis 114B of the middle finger 101B3, ring finger 101B4, and little finger 101B5 on which the back anti-slip member 20 is arranged. The metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bones 114 of the thumb 101B1 and the index finger 101B2.

The middle finger anti-slip portions 24 are arranged from the metacarpal anti-slip portion 21 to between the proximal interphalangeal joint 122 and the distal interphalangeal joint 121 of the middle finger 101B3. The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is arranged to straddle the proximal interphalangeal joint 122 of the middle finger 101B3. The middle finger anti-slip parts 24 are arranged so as to span from the base of the middle phalanx 112 to the base of the proximal phalanx 113 in the middle finger 101B3. The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is arranged so as not to reach the distal interphalangeal joint 121. The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is arranged so as not to cover the middle finger 101B3 from the distal interphalangeal joint 121 to the fingertip.

The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is not arranged at the central part CP of the middle finger 101B3, but is arranged on both sides of the central part CP of the middle finger 101B3. In other words, the middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is not placed on the pad of the finger but on both sides of the finger. The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is configured to fill the gap between the back surface S1 of the middle finger portion 11C and both sides of the finger. Both sides of the middle finger anti-slip portion 24 have a uniform width. The middle finger anti-slip portion 24 is configured to extend linearly from the base of the finger toward the tip of the finger.

Next, the effects of the modified example of the sports glove 1 in this embodiment will be explained.

According to the modified example of the sports glove 1 in this embodiment, the swing speed of the bat 2 can be sufficiently improved.

The embodiments disclosed this time should be considered to be illustrative in all respects and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the claims rather than the above description, and it is intended that all changes within the meaning and range equivalent to the claims are included.

1 Sports gloves, 2 Bat, 2a Grip, 10 Body part, 11 Finger part, 11A Thumb part, 11B Index finger part, 11C Middle finger part, 11D Ring finger part, 11E Little finger part, 12 Palm part, 20 Back anti-slip member, 21 Metacarpal anti-slip part, 22 Ring finger anti-slip part, 23 Little finger anti-slip part, 24 Middle finger anti-slip part, 30 Pad member, 101A Palm, 101B4 Ring finger, 101B5 Little finger, 101B2 Index finger, 101B3 Middle finger, 101B1 Thumb, 114A Metacarpal Bone head, 114B metacarpal shaft, 121 interphalangeal joint, 122 proximal interphalangeal joint, 123 metacarpophalangeal joint, CP central part, S1 back surface, S2 surface.

Claims (5)

a thumb section, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a ring finger section, and a little finger section that can respectively receive the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger of the wearer's hand;
a palm part connected to the thumb part, the index finger part, the middle finger part, the ring finger part, and the little finger part and capable of receiving the palm of the wearer;
a back anti-slip member disposed on the back surfaces of the ring finger, the little finger, and the palm;
The back anti-slip member includes a metacarpal anti-slip part, a ring finger anti-slip part, and a little finger anti-slip part,
The metacarpal anti-slip portion is arranged to cover the metacarpal head of each of the ring finger and the little finger, and is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shaft of each of the ring finger and the little finger. and is arranged so as not to cover each metacarpal bone of the thumb, the index finger, and the middle finger,
Each of the ring finger anti-slip portion and the little finger anti-slip portion is arranged from the metacarpal anti-slip portion to between a proximal interphalangeal joint and a distal interphalangeal joint of each of the ring finger and the little finger. Gloves for sports. Each of the ring finger anti-slip part and the little finger anti-slip part is not disposed at the center of each of the ring finger and the little finger in the direction in which the ring finger part and the little finger part are lined up; 2. A sports glove according to claim 1, wherein the sports glove is arranged on both sides of each said central part. The sports glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the back anti-slip member has a higher coefficient of friction than each of the ring finger, the little finger, and the palm. a thumb section, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a ring finger section, and a little finger section that can respectively receive the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger of the wearer's hand;
a palm part connected to the thumb part, the index finger part, the middle finger part, the ring finger part, and the little finger part and capable of receiving the palm of the wearer;
At least two adjacent ones of the middle finger, the ring finger, and the little finger, and a back anti-slip member disposed on the back of the palm;
The back surface anti-slip member includes a metacarpal anti-slip portion, and at least two adjacent of a middle finger anti-slip portion, a ring finger anti-slip portion, and a little finger anti-slip portion,
The metacarpal anti-slip portion is arranged to cover the metacarpal heads of at least two adjacent metacarpal bones of the middle finger, the ring finger, and the little finger on which the back anti-slip member is disposed, and The member is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shafts of at least two adjacent ones of the middle finger, the ring finger, and the little finger, and does not cover the metacarpal bones of each of the thumb and index finger. It is arranged as follows.
Each of the middle finger non-slip part, the ring finger non-slip part and the little finger non-slip part extends from the metacarpal non-slip part to the proximal interphalangeal joint and distal finger of each of the middle finger, ring finger and little finger. Sports gloves that are placed between the internodal joints. further comprising a pad member configured to protrude from the surface of the palm,
The pad member is arranged to cover the metacarpal head of the index finger, and is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal shaft and metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger, and the pad member The sports glove according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the sports glove is arranged so as not to cover the metacarpal bones of each of the ring finger and the little finger.

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