JP3028520U - Golf wrist brace - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide a brace for preventing a wrist from shaking when swinging a golf club. SOLUTION: One or both of the hem portions of a mountain-shaped sheet 51 are laterally projected to form a projecting portion 51a, and a projecting piece 52 is provided at the lower edge of the sheet 51, and a projecting piece 52 is provided at the lower edge of the projecting portion 51a. The protruding piece 59 is provided, and the lower edge of the sheet 51 and the protruding piece 52 are provided.
The bag 53a on the front surface or the back surface that straddles the ridge, and the bag 53 on the surface or the back surface that straddles the protruding portion 51a and the protruding piece 59 at the lower edge thereof.
b, and one or a plurality of elastically flexible sheets 53a, 53b are enclosed in the bags, and locking means 57 and 5 which can lock with each other on the protrusion 51a and the hem 51b.
8 is provided.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Field of use of the device]

 The present invention relates to a wrist fixing device that prevents the wrist from shaking and the club head from swinging when swinging a golf club.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, as a golf wrist fixing device, there is one shown in FIG. This orthosis 1 is provided with two holes 3 and 4 into which an index finger and a middle finger can be inserted at the upper end of a mountain-shaped sheet 2 made of cloth or leather, a vertical bag 5 is provided on the surface of the sheet 2, and the inside of the bag 5 is covered. A sheet of elastic and flexible plastic 6 is enclosed in the sheet-shaped sheet 2. The male velcro tape 7 is attached to the surface of one hem of the sheet 2 and the female velcro 8 is attached to the back of the other hem. Is provided.

When using this orthosis, a right-handed person places the back of sheet 1 on the back of the left hand, inserts the middle finger into hole 3 and the forefinger into hole 4 from the back side of sheet 1 to insert the fingertip into the seat. Put on the front side of No. 1 and wrap both chevron-shaped hem parts of the seat 1 around the wrist to lock the Velcro tapes 7 and 8.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by devising]

 In the conventional brace 1, when worn as described above, the plastic sheet 6 in the bag 5 only presses the back of the hand and the joints of the wrist, and the wrist is not sufficiently fixed when the golf club is swung. , The golf club head shakes greatly and the golf ball does not fly in a stable direction.

An object of the present invention is to provide a brace in which the wrist is fixed more securely.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 A protruding piece is provided on the lower edge of a mountain-shaped sheet made of cloth, leather, synthetic leather, plastic, or the like, and one or more holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the mountain-shaped sheet. A bag that straddles the sheet and the protruding piece is provided on the front surface or the back surface of the sheet, and one or more plastic or metal elastic and flexible sheets are enclosed in the bag to form the mountain-shaped sheet. Locking means that can lock each other is provided on both hem parts, and both hem parts can be wrapped around the wrist to enable a meeting lock.

[0007] One or both of the hem portions of the chevron sheet are laterally projected, and one or a plurality of holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the chevron sheet, and the central portion and the hem portion of the chevron sheet are provided. A bag is provided on the front surface or the back surface of each of the lateral projections of the, or one bag is provided which extends over the lateral projections of the central portion and the hem of the chevron sheet. One or more elastic or flexible sheets made of plastic or metal are enclosed in the bag, and the hem and the lateral protrusion are provided with locking means capable of locking each other. Also, the lateral protruding portion can be wound around the wrist to enable the engagement locking.

A protruding piece is provided on the lower edge of the chevron sheet, and one or a plurality of holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the chevron sheet. A bag extending over the sheet and the projecting piece is provided on the front surface or the back surface of the mountain-shaped sheet and the projecting piece of the lower edge, and a bag is provided on the front surface or the back surface of the lateral projecting portion of the hem. Or, provide a bag that straddles the mountain-shaped sheet, the protruding piece on the lower edge and the lateral protruding portion of the hem, and in each of the bags, one or more plastic or metal pieces are provided. A flexible sheet made of plastic is enclosed, and locking means that can lock each other is provided at the hem and the lateral projection, and the hem and the lateral projection are wrapped around the wrist to hold a meeting. It can be stopped.

One or both of the hem portions of the mountain-shaped sheet are laterally projected, and projecting pieces are provided on the lower edge of the mountain-shaped sheet and the lower edge of the laterally-projected portion, respectively. A bag is provided on each of the front and back surfaces that straddle the lower edge and its protruding piece, and the lateral projection and the front and back surfaces that straddle the protruding piece of its lower edge, respectively. Alternatively, a plurality of elastic or flexible sheets made of plastic or metal are enclosed, and locking means capable of locking each other is provided at the hem and the lateral protruding portion, and when the hand is worn, An elastic, flexible sheet of plastic or metal in a bag on the front or back that spans the lower edge of the seat and its protruding piece holds the back of the hand against the back of the hand, joints and wrists. , The surface or back that spans the lateral protrusion and the lower edge protrusion. An elastic, flexible sheet of plastic or metal in the pouch allows the wrist side to hold the wrist joint and wrist together.

In any of the above-described appliances, the hem or the lateral protrusion of the hem of the mountain-shaped sheet may have a length that makes one or two turns around the wrist.

[0011]

[Embodiment of device]

 1st Embodiment of this invention is the appliance 10 shown in FIG. A projecting piece 12 is formed at the center of the lower edge of a mountain-shaped sheet 11 made of a sheet of cloth, leather, artificial leather or the like similar to the sheet 2 of the conventional brace 1, and the surface of the sheet 11 and the projecting piece 12 or A bag 13 that straddles the sheet 11 and the protruding piece 12 is provided on one of the back surfaces, and one or a plurality of elastically flexible plastic sheets 14 are sealed in the bag 13.

At least one plastic sheet 14 in the bag 13 is preferably fixed to the sheet 11 and the protruding piece 12 by adhesion, sewing or the like.

Similar to the seat 2 of the conventional brace 1, a hole is provided at the top of the mountain-shaped seat 11 for inserting fingers of the hand. The orthosis 10 shown in FIG. 1 is provided with holes 5 and 16 for inserting the index finger and the middle finger. The number of these holes is not limited to two, and one to four holes for inserting any one of the fingers can be provided.

The male and female magic tapes 17 are provided on the surface of either one of the two hem portions of the seat 11, and the magic tapes 18 of the male and female opposites of the magic tape 17 are provided on the back surface of the other hem portion. To provide.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view seen from the back side of the hand when the brace 10 is worn on the left hand. Insert the index finger into the hole 15 from the back side of the brace 10 and the middle finger into the hole 16, put the back side of the seat 11 on the back of the hand, wrap the wrist around the mountain-shaped hem of the seat 11, and make a meeting with the magic tape 17 And 18 and lock. By this wearing, the plastic sheet 14 in the bag 13 of the brace 10 presses the part from the back of the hand to the arm part beyond the joint part of the wrist. This prevents the bending of the wrist and the swing of the wrist when swinging the golf club, and eliminates or reduces the swing of the head of the golf club, and makes the flight direction of the golf ball constant.

If one or both of the mountain-shaped hem portions of the brace 10 are lengthened in the lateral direction, the hem of the brace wraps around the wrist to widen the meeting portion when worn, and the brace 10 is fixed to the hand and the wrist. Also, it is preferable that the back of the hand, the joints of the wrist, and the parts reaching the arms can be reliably pressed by the plastic sheet 14. In this case, the velcro tapes 17 and 18 are positioned and attached so that they are securely engaged.

FIG. 3 shows an appliance 20 according to a second embodiment. The brace 20 projects one hem 21a of both hem portions of the mountain-shaped seat 21 in the lateral direction longer than the other hem portion 21b. A protruding piece 22 is formed on the lower edge of the mountain shape of the sheet 21, similar to the protruding piece 12 of the sheet 10 described above.

Similar to the bag 13 of the sheet 11 described above, a bag 23a that straddles the sheet 21 and the protruding piece 22 is provided on the front surface or the back surface of the sheet 21 in FIG. A flexible plastic sheet 24a is enclosed. At least one of the plastic sheets 24a is preferably fixed to the sheet 21 and the protruding piece 22 by adhesion, sewing or the like.

In FIG. 3, a bag 23b is provided on either the front surface or the back surface of the hem portion 21a protruding in the lateral direction, and one or a plurality of elastic and flexible plastics are provided in the bag 23b. The sheet 24b is enclosed. It is the same as that described for the brace 10 that at least one of the plastic sheets 24b is preferably fixed to the hem 21a by bonding, sewing or the like.

If one or both of the mountain-shaped hem portions of the brace 20 are lengthened in the lateral direction, the hem of the brace is wrapped around the wrist to widen the meeting portion when worn, and the brace 20 is fixed to the wrist and the plastic. It is preferable that the back of the hand, the joints of the wrist, and the parts reaching the arms can be surely pressed by the seat 24. In this case, the velcro tapes 27 and 28 are attached so that their positions are determined so that the velcro tapes 27 and 28 are securely engaged with each other.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view seen from the back side of the hand when the brace 20 is worn on the left hand, and FIG. 5 is an explanatory view seen from the palm side. The procedure for mounting the brace 20 is the same as the procedure for mounting the brace 10. The plastic sheets 24a and 24b press the joints of the back of the hand and the wrist and the wrist to prevent the blurring of the wrist.

FIG. 6 shows an appliance 30 according to the third embodiment. The brace 30 has a shape in which the protruding piece 22 of the brace 20 is removed. That is, the orthosis 30 makes one hem portion 31a of both hem portions of the mountain-shaped sheet 31 project laterally longer than the other hem portion 31b.

As in the case of the conventional brace 1 shown in FIG. 11, a bag 33a is provided on the front surface or the back surface of the portion of the seat 31 where the back of the hand and the wrist come into contact, and in FIG. One or a plurality of flexible plastic sheets 34a are enclosed. At least one of the plastic sheets 34a is preferably adhesively fixed to the sheet 31.

Further, a bag 33b is provided on either the front surface or the back surface of the hem portion 31a protruding in the lateral direction on the front surface in FIG. 6, and one or a plurality of elastic flexible members are provided inside the bag 33b. Then, the plastic sheet 34b is enclosed. At least one of the plastic sheets 34b is preferably adhesively fixed to the sheet 31.

In the state in which this orthosis 30 is worn by the left hand, there is no protruding piece 22 in the state shown in the explanatory views of FIGS. 4 and 5, and unlike the plastic sheet 24a, the plastic sheet 34a has a joint part of the back of the hand and the wrist. Other states are the same as the states shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 except that they do not reach the wrist beyond the joints by pressing.

The orthosis 20 is provided with two bags 23a and 23b, and the orthosis 30 is also provided with two bags 33a and 33b, and each of the bags has an elastic and flexible plastic sheet. , But the bags 23a and 23b are made into one bag, the bags 33a and 33b are made into one bag, and the elastic flexible plastic sheet having a shape conforming to the shape of the bag One or more sheets may be enclosed.

FIG. 7 shows an appliance 40 of the fourth embodiment. The brace 40 is provided with one T-shaped bag 43 at the positions of the bags 23a and 23b of the brace 20 in place of the bags 23a and 23b in the configuration of the brace 20, and the bag 43 of the bag 43 is provided therein. A T-shaped elastic flexibility that fits the shape is enclosed in a plastic sheet 44. In the figure, reference numeral 41a denotes a hem portion laterally projecting at the hem portion of the seat 41, 45 and 46 are holes for fingertips, and 47 and 48 are magic tapes for locking. The procedure for wearing the brace 40 on the hand and the function and effect are the same as those of the brace 20 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.

Also in the orthosis 30, instead of the bags 33a and 33b, an L-shaped bag which is connected to either the front or back of the abutting portion is provided on the back of the hand of the seat 31 and the joint part of the wrist, and the bag is provided therein. One or more L-shaped elastically flexible plastic sheets conforming to the shape may be enclosed.

In the orthosis 20 and 30, both hem portions of the mountain-shaped seats 21 and 31 are projected like hem portions 21a and 31a, and bags 23b and 33b are provided on the respective hem portions, and Flexible plastic sheets 24b and 34b may be enclosed in the inside. That is, it is a shape in which the bags 23b and 33b are provided on the left and right of the bags 23a and 33a.

Further, in the equipment having a shape in which the bags 23b and 33b are provided on the left and right of the bags 23a and 33a, one cross-shaped or convex bag is used instead of the bag 23a or 33a and the bags 23b or 33b on the left and right thereof. One or a plurality of elastic and flexible plastic sheets conforming to the shape of the bag may be enclosed.

In the orthosis 30, instead of the bags 33a and 33b, one horizontally long rectangular bag is provided on either the front or back of the seat 31 and the hem 31a of the seat 31 when worn. , One or more of the elastic and flexible plastic sheets having a shape matching the shape of the bag may be enclosed therein.

FIG. 8 shows an orthosis 50 according to the fifth embodiment. The orthosis 50 is similar to the orthosis 20 in that the protruding piece 52 is protruded from the lower edge of the mountain-shaped sheet 51, and the bag 53a is provided in the portion straddling the sheet 51 and the protruding piece 52. One or more elastically flexible plastic sheets 54a conforming to the shape are encapsulated.

Further, one of the hem portions of the seat 51 is formed as a hem portion 51a which is long in the lateral direction, and a projecting piece 59 is projected at a lower edge of the hem portion 51a so that the hem portion 51a and the projecting piece 55 are straddled. A bag 53b is provided in that portion, and one or a plurality of elastic and flexible plastic sheets 54b conforming to the shape of the bag are enclosed.

At least one of the plurality of plastic sheets 54a and 54b is preferably fixed to the sheet 51, the protruding piece 52 or the hem 51a, and the protruding piece 59 by adhesion, sewing or the like.

When the brace is worn on the hand, the hem 51b is lengthened so that the hem 51a and 51b can be widely contacted with each other, and the magic tape 57 of either male or female is provided between the bag 53a and the bag 53b. On the hem portion 51b, on the surface opposite to the surface on which the magic tape 57 is provided, a magic tape 58 opposite to the magic tape 57 is provided. Of course, a magic tape may be provided at the end of the hem portion 51a.

When the brace 50 is worn on the left hand, the state seen from the back of the hand is as shown in FIG. 9, and the state seen from the palm side is as shown in FIG. The plastic sheet 54a presses the back of the hand, the wrist joint and the wrist, and the plastic sheet 54b presses the wrist joint and the wrist on the opposite side of the plastic sheet 54a to prevent the wrist from shaking.

In the orthosis of any of the above-described embodiments, one of the hem portions of the seat has a length that allows one or two wraps of the joint portion, and when worn on the hand, the other hem portion is provided with a meeting locking means. Either lock the joint part one or two turns with the longer hem and lock the end with locking means, or use one or two wraps with the longer hem. If the other hem is rolled and then locked by the tie-down locking means, the wrist will be held by the longer hem and the plastic sheet will be pressed more strongly, so that the movement of the wrist can be prevented more reliably. It is possible and preferable.

In the orthosis of any of the embodiments, an elastically flexible metal sheet such as an aluminum sheet or a steel sheet may be used instead of the flexible plastic sheet.

In any of the embodiments of the brace, the bag can be formed by adhering or sewing a sheet to the periphery of another sheet.

The brace of any of the embodiments is not limited to wearing on the left hand, and a left-handed person can wear on the right hand.

In any of the orthosis of the embodiments, not only the magic tape but also other hooking means such as a button hook, a hook hook, a fastener, etc. are used to wind and lock both hem parts around the wrist. be able to.

In any of the brace of any of the embodiments, when worn, tighten one or two belts from above the brace so that it is securely fixed to the wrist and the plastic sheet surely pushes the wrist. May be. This belt may be independent of the brace, or may be fixed to the brace by a method such as sewing or gluing. When the belt is fixed to the brace, other locking means may be omitted on both hem portions and the protruding portion of the hem portion.

[0043]

[Effect of device]

 In the device according to the present invention, the elastic flexible sheet of the plastic sheet or the metal sheet enclosed in the bag holds the joint part of the wrist, or the joint part of the wrist, the back of the hand and the wrist when worn, and swings the golf club. At times, the hands and wrists are stable and there is little blurring, so the flight direction of the golf ball is stable and the flight distance is extended. (Note) Velcro tape is a registered trademark in the detailed description of the device.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of an orthosis according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view seen from the back side of the hand when the brace of the first embodiment is worn on the hand.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a brace according to a second embodiment.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view seen from the back side of the hand when the brace of the second embodiment is worn on the hand.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view seen from the palm side when the brace of the second embodiment is worn on the hand.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of an orthosis according to a third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a plan view of a brace according to a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a plan view of an orthosis according to the fifth embodiment.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory view seen from the back side of the hand when the brace of the fifth embodiment is worn on the hand.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory view seen from the palm side when the brace of the fifth embodiment is worn on the hand.

FIG. 11 is a plan view of a conventional appliance.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Equipment 2 Sheets 3, 4 Holes 5 Bags 6 Plastic Sheets 7, 8 Magic Tape 10 Equipment 11 Sheets 12 Projecting Pieces 13 Bags 14 Plastic Sheets 15, 16 Holes 17, 18 Magic Tape 20 Equipment 21 Sheets 21a, 21b Hem 22 Protrusion Piece 23a, 23b Bag 24a, 24b Plastic sheet 30 Equipment 31 Sheet 31a, 31b Hem 33a, 33b Bag 34a, 34b Plastic sheet 40 Equipment 41 Sheet 31a, 31b Hem 42 Projection piece 43 Bag 44 Plastic sheet 50 Equipment 51 Sheet 51a , 51b Hem 52, 59 Projecting pieces 53a, 53b Bags 54a, 54b Plastic sheet

Claims (5)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A projection piece is provided on the lower edge of the chevron sheet, and one or a plurality of holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the chevron sheet. A bag that straddles the sheet and the protruding piece is provided, and one or more plastic or metal elastic and flexible sheets are enclosed in the bag, and they are locked to each other at both hem portions of the mountain-shaped sheet. A wrist fixing device for a golf provided with a locking means that can be used. 2. One or both of the hem portions of the mountain-shaped sheet are projected in the lateral direction, and one or a plurality of holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the mountain-shaped sheet. A bag is provided on the front surface or the back surface of each of the lateral protrusions of the hem portion, or one bag is provided across the central portion of the chevron-shaped sheet and the lateral protrusion portion of the hem portion. A golf club in which one or more plastic or metal elastic and flexible sheets are enclosed in a bag, and locking means capable of locking each other are provided at the hem and the lateral protrusion. Wrist fixing orthosis. 3. A projecting piece is provided at the lower edge of the chevron sheet, one or a plurality of holes into which fingertips can be inserted are provided at the top of the chevron sheet, and one or both of the hem portions of the chevron sheet is laterally oriented. A bag that straddles the sheet and the projecting piece on the front surface or the back surface of the mountain-shaped sheet and the projecting piece of the lower edge, and a bag on the front surface or the back surface of the lateral projecting portion of the hem. Provided, or provided with a bag that straddles the mountain-shaped sheet, the protruding piece of the lower edge and the lateral protruding portion of the hem, and one or more plastic or metal pieces in those bags. A wrist fixing device for golf, comprising a resiliently flexible sheet made of metal and having locking means capable of locking each other at the hem and the lateral projection. 4. One or both of the hem portions of the mountain-shaped sheet are projected in the lateral direction, and projecting pieces are provided on the lower edge of the mountain-shaped sheet and the lower edge of the lateral projecting portion, respectively. A bag is provided on each of the lower edge of the sheet and the front surface or the back surface that straddles the projecting piece thereof, and the lateral projecting portion and the surface or the back surface that straddles the projecting piece of the lower edge, respectively. One or a plurality of elastic or flexible sheets made of plastic or metal are enclosed in the above, and a locking means capable of locking each other is provided at the hem portion and the lateral protruding portion. . 5. The hem portion of the mountain-shaped sheet or the laterally protruding portion of the hem portion has a length that makes one or two rounds around the wrist, according to any one of claims 1 to 4. Golf wrist brace.