JP3002749U - Golf glove - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Purpose] To provide a golf glove capable of preventing twisting of fingers when the glove becomes loose by a simple means. A golf glove 1 having a palm part 1f and an instep part 1g provided with five finger parts 1a to 1e by sewing a hand cloth 2, a thumb cloth 3 and a patch cloth 4 on the thumb part 1a. A rubber band 20 is sewn so as to be stretchable in a region on the inner surface of the instep on which the hand cloth 2 and the thumb cloth 3 are sewn from a position distant from the tip sewing portion 3a by a predetermined amount.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a golf glove used for gripping a golf club, and more particularly to a golf glove provided with a means for preventing twisting of a thumb or the like.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In golf swings, it is common to wear gloves on the grip (normally a right-handed person has a left hand) to prevent the grip of the golf club from slipping. As a method of gripping, for example, with the left thumb with gloves attached in a straight line directly above the grip, narrow down the base of the thumb and apply force to the middle finger, ring finger and little finger of the left hand. Put the club in and grab the club, so that the back of your left hand is set approximately parallel to the club face and at a right angle to the flight line. It is known that the right hand is stacked so that the bulge of the base of the right thumb is gently pressed against the bulge of the base of the left thumb, and in this state, the ring finger and the middle finger are wrapped around the club and grasped, and both hands are integrated.

In this case, the glove is made of a material such as cow leather and synthetic fiber that is strong and has good water absorbency, and is made thin so that it is easy to fit, and is suitable for each golfer's hand and fingers. You can buy the one with the right size and use it. For this reason, the glove fits to the left hand immediately after purchase, but when the golf swing is actually performed, sweat from the left hand permeates the glove, and various extra forces act on the fingers and palm of the glove. As a result, the fingers, etc. will stretch and become thick or deformed after several times of use, and the entire globe will become loose.

Since the fingers are formed in the shape of an elongated bag, at least the left and right halves of the fingers are joined and sewn together with a sewing machine or the like. For this reason, when the fingers of the glove become loose, they are inevitably deformed so that the positions of the sewn portions and the like are displaced. Especially in the case of the thumb part, the thick sewn part on the left side and the tip may be twisted toward the palm side and get in between the club and the grip may not be properly gripped. It is desirable to improve this point.

[0005] Conventionally, regarding golf gloves whose fingers or the like are processed, for example, JP-A-49-32765, JP-A-49-60866, and JP-A-63-127916 are preceded. It has been shown that, like the technology, a velcro for preventing slippage of velcro or rubber is added to the palm side of a finger or the like, or a fixing band is added like the prior art of Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 59-179. Has been done.

[0006]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 By the way, in the above-mentioned prior art, it is possible to strengthen the adhesion of the glove to the club with a velcro or an anti-slip ridge, and to fix the thumb with a fixing band. Can't handle.

In view of the above, the present invention has an object to provide a golf glove capable of preventing twisting of fingers when the glove becomes loose with a simple means.

[0008]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a golf glove in which a hand cloth, a thumb cloth, and a patch cloth are sewn together and five fingers are provided on a palm portion and an instep portion. It is characterized in that a rubber band is stretchably sewn to a region where a hand cloth and a thumb cloth are sewn from a position distant from a front end sewn portion by a predetermined amount on a substantially center line.

[0009]

[Action]

 With the golf glove of the present invention having this structure, even when the thumb is inserted to the tip of the thumb when the glove is worn, since there is no rubber band at the tip, the sewn end of the tip is prevented from being caught between the nails. It is worn with the same movement and feel as before. Even if the fingers of the glove become stretched and loosened after being used several times, the thumb is positioned so that the band contracting force of the rubber band acts on the wide area of the back of the thumb and does not deform. Then, when the thumb is inserted into the thumb part, it is guided by the rubber band so that the centers of both are substantially aligned. Therefore, when the left hand is gripped and the palm side of the thumb is placed right above the club, the thick sewn portion on the left side or the tip is prevented from twisting toward the palm side and getting into the club. On the other hand, since the thumb naturally bends due to the tension of the rubber band, it is urged to narrow the thumb toward the base of the club while it is placed on the club. In addition, when gripping with the right hand, the bulge of the base of the right thumb contacts the rough part just above the rubber band of the glove, and the close contact between the left and right thumbs also improves, so that the glove can grow properly. It becomes possible to perform a square grip.

[0010]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, for example, the case of a left-handed golf glove will be described. The glove 1 is made by sewing a hand cloth 2, a thumb cloth 3 and a pad cloth 4 with a sewing machine. The handprint cloth 2 has four hand shapes of the forefinger side and the back side of the forefinger, which are connected by double the thickness of the index finger, and a hole 5 is cut at the thumb position. By folding 2 in half and sewing the little finger side into a tubular shape, one side of the handprint cloth 2 becomes the palm part 1f and the other side becomes the back part 1g. Then, on the four-finger side, the forefinger part 1b, the middle finger part 1c, the ring finger part 1d and the little finger part 1e are formed by covering the space between the fingers with a patch cloth 4 and sewing the periphery to form a slender bag. It is formed by extending straight.

The thumb cloth 3 is formed into a thick bag-like shape by folding a fan-shaped cloth into two folds, joining one side and the tip circular arc portion, and sewing them with a sewing machine. Then, the thumb cloth 3 is sewn and connected to the hole 5 of the hand cloth 2 with the sewn portion 3a facing the index finger side, so that the thumb portion 1a is provided. At this time, the thumb portion 1a is folded toward the palm side to be in a straight extended state like the four finger portions 1b to 1e.

On the other hand, a fixing band 11 made of male and female tape is provided on the instep part 1g of the glove 1 together with the opening part 10 so that it can be easily attached / detached to / from the hand by opening / closing. Further, in the instep 1g, a rubber band 12 is laterally sewn to the inside of the portion corresponding to the third joint of the four finger portions 1b to 1e by means of a perforation. Further, a large number of ventilation holes 13 are provided along the longitudinal direction on the instep side of the four fingers 1b to 1e. These points are similar to those of conventionally known golf gloves.

In the glove 1 described above, a rubber band 20 is added to the instep side of the thumb portion 1a, which is not affected by the grip, to prevent twisting and optimize the grip. FIG. 2 shows the inner side of the thumb portion which is turned upside down. As is clear from this figure, a rubber having a predetermined strength is provided along the longitudinal direction at the approximate center of the inner surface 3b of the back side of the thumb portion 1a. The band 20 is installed in a straight line. This rubber band 20 is sewn so as to be expandable and contractable by two pleated perforations 21.

In this case, if the rubber band 20 extends to the tip of the thumb portion 1a and is sewn, the sewn portion 3a at the tip may be caught between the nails of the thumb A, which is prevented. For example, it is sewn from a position that is about 1 cm away from the tip. The other side of the rubber band 20 is sewn together when the thumb cloth 3 is attached in the hole 5 of the hand-shaped cloth 2, and a sufficiently large strength is secured when it is worn on the hand and the thumb side is pulled. By arranging the rubber band 20 on the center line on the instep side of the thumb portion 1a in this manner, the band contracting force acts on a wide area on the instep side of the thumb portion for positioning even when the thumb portion 1a extends and becomes thicker. At the same time, it is possible to apply appropriate tension to the instep side of the thumb.

Next, the operation of this embodiment will be described. The glove 1 keeps the original state in which the five finger portions 1a to 1e are straightly stretched while new. Therefore, the glove 1 is worn by inserting the five fingers of the left hand into the finger portions 1a to 1e with the fixing band 11 opened. At this time, the rubber band 20 is sewn to the inside of the thumb portion 1a, but the rubber band 20 is sewn in the longitudinal direction on the instep side so that the thumb A can be inserted without any obstruction. It is possible to do, and there is no discomfort in the inserted state. Further, when the thumb A is inserted to the tip of the thumb portion 1a, there is no rubber band 20 at the tip of the finger portion, so that the sewn portion 3a at the tip end is prevented from being caught between the nails, and thus the glove 1 is It is worn with the same movement and feel as before.

When the fixing band 11 is closed after the glove 1 is worn, the rubber band 20 extends and band tension is applied to the instep side of the thumb 1a. Therefore, the free thumb A is naturally warped as shown in FIG. While the glove 1 is new, the sewn portion 3b of the thumb portion 1a is located off the left side of the thumb A as shown in FIG. 4 due to its original shape.

Therefore, when the club B is gripped with the left hand while the glove 1 is worn and the palm side of the thumb portion 1a is placed right above the club, the sewn portion 3a does not become an obstacle at all. At this time, since the thumb portion 1a is warped by the tension of the rubber band 20, this shape prompts the thumb A to be narrowed toward the base while being naturally placed on the club B. After that, when the right hand gently overlaps the bulge of the base of the right thumb against the bulge of the base of the left thumb A and grips it, the bulge of the base of the right thumb appears in the rough part immediately above the rubber band 20 of the glove 1. Contact. For this reason, the adhesion between the left and right thumbs is improved. In this way, the rubber band 20 on the instep side of the thumb portion 1a of the glove 1 facilitates proper square grip not only for the left hand but also for the right hand.

On the other hand, when the golf swing is actually performed, sweat from the left hand soaks into the glove 1, and various extra forces act on the finger portions 1 a to 1 e and the palm portion 1 f of the glove 1. For this reason, the fingers or the like may stretch and become thickened or deformed over several uses, and the entire glove 1 becomes loose. However, when the glove 1 is removed, the band contracting force of the rubber band 20 causes the instep of the thumb 1a to be inflated. Acts extensively on the side. Therefore, even if the thumb portion 1a extends, the thumb portion 1a is positioned without being deformed so that the centers thereof coincide with each other.

When the thumb A is inserted into the thumb portion 1a, the rubber band 20 guides the centers of the two so that they are substantially aligned with each other. Therefore, when the left hand is gripped and the palm side of the thumb portion 1a is placed right above the club B, the left side or the thick sewn portion 3a at the tip is prevented from twisting toward the palm side and getting in between the club B. It Even when the glove 1 is extended, the function of the rubber band 20 is exerted in the same manner as described above, and the square grip can be performed.

The perforation of the rubber band may be a straight line. The rubber band can be provided on fingers other than the thumb.

Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention can be similarly applied to a right-handed golf glove or a two-handed golf glove worn by a left-handed person.

[0022]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, according to the present invention, in the golf glove, a region where the hand cloth and the thumb cloth are sewn from a position separated by a predetermined amount from the tip sewn portion on the approximate center line of the instep side inner surface of the thumb. In addition, because the rubber band is stretchably sewn, the thumb can be properly positioned and held even when the glove extends. For this reason, one side of the thumb part and the sewn part at the front end are prevented from twisting and entering between the club, the grip can be optimized, and the durability of the glove is improved.

The rubber band on the thumb portion causes the thumb to bend naturally, which helps to narrow the thumb toward the base of the thumb. With the grip on the right hand, the bulge of the base of the right thumb contacts the rough part just above the rubber band of the glove, and the adhesion between the left and right thumbs also improves. Therefore, not only the left hand but also the right hand can perform an appropriate square grip.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of a golf glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which a thumb portion is turned over and a rubber band is sewn on.

FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state of a left hand grip.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of the grip.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 glove 1a thumb part 1f palm part 1g back part 2 hand cloth 3 thumb cloth 3a sewing part 4 patch cloth 20 rubber band

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A hand cloth, a thumb cloth and a patch cloth are sewn on,
In a golf glove that has five fingers on the palm and the back, sew a hand cloth and a thumb cloth from a position that is a predetermined distance from the tip sewing part on the approximate center line of the inner surface of the back of the thumb. A golf glove characterized in that a rubber band is stretchably sewn to the area.