JP2023179869A - Glove - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a glove which is capable of stably catching a sharply hit ball, is excellent in durability, easily fits movements of the fingers, and is easily sewn during manufacture.SOLUTION: Finger piece parts 7 of a back flat member 3 forming finger bags 6 of an interior bag 2 have tip sides forked so that gaps between inner edges of opposite split tip pieces 8 separate in a middle part to form an arcuate, the inner edges of the split tip pieces 8 are sewn with string-like core materials 9 in between, and the finger piece parts 7 of the back flat member 3 are curved to a ball capture surface side in accordance with the curve of the finger bags 5 of an exterior bag 1. Thus, tips of the finger bags 5, 6 of the exterior bag 1 and the interior bag 2 are excellent in strength, excellent in followability to movements of the fingers, and less susceptible to influence of degradation of material leather, ball control strength is maintained for a long period, and even a sharply hit ball can be stably caught.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a glove used in baseball and softball.

Gloves used for fielding baseball and softball consist of an outer bag and an inner bag installed inside the bag. It is formed by sewing together the back and back members along the inner surfaces of the sides, and has a structure in which the finger pockets of the inner bag are inserted into the finger pockets of the outer bag.

If the finger pads of such a glove are curved toward the ball-catching surface rather than flat, errors such as falling balls can be prevented when catching a ball. For this reason, a technique has been proposed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 listed below in which the finger stalls are curved toward the ball-catching surface during the sewing process during manufacturing.

Patent Document 1 discloses that the dimension from the base end to the tip of the covering member that is overlapped on the ball-catching surface side of the finger bag of the inner bag is set shorter than the dimension from the base end to the tip of the finger bag, so that the covering member and the finger A technique is described for forming a curved surface that curves toward the ball-catching surface side of the finger sack by overlapping the finger sack so that both ends thereof match and sewing the two together.

Patent Document 2 describes a central piece that is longer than the length of the finger surface of the flat back member, and a central piece that is cut to a length that is interposed between the central piece and the finger surface of the flat back member and sewn to both. A technique is described in which the two side pieces form a finger piece of the back member, and the finger bag of the inner bag formed by the finger piece and the finger surface of the back flat member is curved toward the ball-catching surface side.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2005-13308 Microfilm of Utility Application No. 1-56934 (Utility Application No. 2-149274)

However, when the glove based on the technology described in Patent Document 1 is used for a long period of time, the tips of the finger sacks become soft and tend to bend when catching a ball, allowing the glove to catch sharp balls at a distance from the body. This may cause problems in some cases.

In addition, the glove based on the technology described in Patent Document 2 requires many parts to be sewn together over a long dimension during manufacturing, which is time-consuming and reduces the ability of the finger bag to follow the finger during ball catching. , you may feel a sense of discomfort.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a glove that can realize stable catching of sharply hit balls, has excellent durability, is easy to adapt to finger movements, and is easy to sew during manufacture.

In order to solve the above problems, the present invention comprises an outer bag and an inner bag provided inside the outer bag, and the inner bag includes a back flat member along the inner surface of the outer bag on the ball catching surface side, and a flat back member of the outer bag. A glove formed by suturing a back member along the inner surface of the back side, and in which a finger pouch of the inner bag is inserted into a finger pouch of the outer bag,
The finger portion of the back flat member that forms the finger pouch of the inner bag is split into two parts at the tip end, with the front split pieces facing the split facing each other, and the distance between the inner edges of the front split pieces being at the middle part. The inner edge of the tip split piece has an arc shape so that it spreads at
By sewing together the inner edges of the opposing tip split pieces of the finger portions of the flat back member with a string-like core material sandwiched therebetween, the finger portions of the flat back member are shaped to be curved toward the ball-catching surface side. The curvature of the finger portion of the flat back member corresponds to the curvature of the finger pouch of the outer bag.

Furthermore, a cushioning material is sewn onto the ball catching surface side of the finger portion of the back flat member to match the shape of the inner edges of the tip split pieces after they are sewn together, sandwiching the core material between them. be.

Further, among the finger bags of the inner bag, finger pieces of the back flat member forming the finger bags corresponding to the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are all curved toward the ball catching surface side.

In the glove according to the present invention, the arc-shaped inner edges of the front split pieces of the flat back member are sewn together with a string-like core material sandwiched between them, and the finger pieces of the flat back member are connected to the fingers of the outer bag. Since the shape curves toward the ball-catching surface in accordance with the curvature of the bag, the tips of the finger bags of the outer bag and inner bag have excellent strength, have good ability to follow finger movements, and prevent the deterioration of the leather material. It becomes less susceptible to influence, maintains strength at the ball for a long period of time, and is able to achieve stable catches even in the face of sharply hit balls.

A perspective view showing the appearance of a glove according to an embodiment of the invention A perspective view showing the sewing state of the inner bag same as above. A plan view showing the back flat member same as above. A plan view showing the tip of the finger pouch of the inner pouch as above. Front view showing the tip of the finger pouch of the inner pouch as above Side view showing finger bags of the inner bag same as above

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below based on the accompanying drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, this glove consists of an outer bag 1 and an inner bag 2 provided inside the outer bag 1. The inner bag 2 is formed by sewing together a back flat member 3 along the inner surface of the outer bag 1 on the ball-catching surface side and a back back member 4 along the inner surface of the back side of the outer bag 1. Then, the finger bag 6 of the inner bag 2 is inserted into the finger bag 5 of the outer bag 1.

Among the finger pockets 6 of the inner bag 2, the finger pieces 7 of the back flat member 3 forming the finger pockets 6a, 6b, and 6c corresponding to the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger, respectively, are rounded as shown in FIG. The tip end is split into two.

The front split pieces 8 facing the split of the finger part 7 face each other, and the inner edges of the front split pieces 8 have an arc shape so that the distance between the inner edges of the front split pieces 8 widens in the middle part.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the inner edges of the tip split pieces 8 are sewn together with a hard leather cord-like core material 9 sandwiched between them, and the tips of the finger pieces 7 are sewn together as shown in FIG. is curved toward the ball-catching surface.

A finger back part 4a of the back member 4 is sewn to the back side of the finger piece part 7 forming the finger sack 6, and a cushion material 10 is sewn to the ball catching surface side of the finger piece part 7. As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the shape of the cushion material 10 corresponds to the shape after the inner edges of the front split piece 8 are sewn together with the core material 9 interposed therebetween. As a result, the finger pouch 6 of the inner pouch 2 maintains a stable curved shape toward the ball-catching surface, and also ensures cushioning properties.

As shown in FIG. 1, the inner bag 2 sewn in this way is stored in the outer bag 1 during the manufacturing process of the glove, and the curvature of the finger piece part 7 of the back flat member 3 and the finger bag of the outer bag 1 are 5 corresponds to the curvature.

In the above-mentioned glove, the arc-shaped inner edges of the bifurcated end pieces 8 of the flat back member 3 are sewn together with a string-like core material 9 sandwiched between them, and the finger pieces 7 of the flat back member 3 are wrapped in an exterior bag. Since the shape curves toward the ball-catching surface corresponding to the curvature of the finger stalls 5 in 1, the tips of the finger stalls 5 and 6 have excellent strength, have good followability to finger movements, and prevent deterioration of the leather material. This makes it less susceptible to the effects of turbulence, maintains strength at the ball for a long period of time, and allows for stable catching of even sharply hit balls.

In the above embodiment, the finger pieces 7 of the back flat member 3 that form the finger bags 6a, 6b, and 6c corresponding to the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger among the finger bags 6 of the inner bag 2 are all on the ball catching surface side. However, only the finger piece 7 of the back flat member 3 corresponding to any one of these fingers may be curved toward the ball-catching surface side.

1 Exterior bag 2 Inner bag 3 Back flat member 4 Back back member 4a Finger backs 5, 6 (6a, 6b, 6c) Finger bag 7 Finger piece 8 Split piece 9 Core material 10 Cushion material

Claims (3)

It consists of an outer bag (1) and an inner bag (2) provided inside the outer bag (1), and the inner bag (2) has a back flat member (3) along the inner surface of the outer bag (1) on the ball catching surface side; It is formed by sewing the back member (4) along the inner surface of the back side of the outer bag (1), and the finger pouch (5) of the inner bag (2) is attached to the finger pouch (5) of the outer bag (1). 6) In the glove inserted,
The finger piece (7) of the back flat member (3) forming the finger bag (6) of the inner bag (2) is split into two parts on the tip side, and the front split piece (8) facing the split is opposite. and the inner edges of the front split pieces (8) are arc-shaped so that the distance between the inner edges of the front split pieces (8) widens in the middle part,
By sewing together the inner edges of the opposing front split pieces (8) of the finger portions (7) of the back flat member (3) with the string-like core material (9) sandwiched therebetween, the back flat member (3) is sewn together. ) is curved toward the ball-catching surface side, and the curve of the finger piece (7) of the back flat member (3) and the finger bag (5) of the outer bag (1) are curved toward the ball-catching surface side. A glove characterized by corresponding curvature. On the ball-catching surface side of the finger portion (7) of the back flat member (3), there is a cushion material that matches the shape of the tip portion (8) after the inner edges of the tip portion (8) are sewn together with the core material (9) interposed therebetween. The glove according to claim 1, wherein (10) is sewn. Among the finger bags (6) of the inner bag (2), the finger pieces (7) of the back flat member (3) forming the finger bags (6a, 6b, 6c) corresponding to the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are both 3. The glove according to claim 1, wherein the glove is curved toward the ball-catching surface.

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