JP3137696U - Globe - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a glove that has a good feeling when caught and can reduce the overall weight.
SOLUTION: A palm side outer skin, a back side outer skin, and a back side inner skin 14 are provided, and the back side inner skin 14 is sewn to the inner surface of the palm side outer skin 1 so that the inner surface of the back side inner skin 14 and the palm side outer skin are separated. A finger insertion space portion into which a finger can be inserted is formed between the inner surface and the inner surface. Preferably, the finger insertion space is a space for inserting an index finger, a middle finger, and a ring finger. Preferably, the outer surface side of the palm side skin is composed of a first area where the thumb part 12 is further sewn to the outer surface side, a second area where the little finger part 13 is further sewn to the outer surface side, and the remaining third area. Yes. Preferably, the patch 11 is attached in close contact with the receiving surface of the palm side outer skin.
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Description

  This invention relates to a glove, and more particularly to a glove used in baseball.

  A general configuration of a glove used for baseball is shown in FIG. In the glove, the outer bag A on the outer appearance side is constituted by the palm side outer skin 100 and the upper side skin 101, and the inner bag B accommodated therein is constituted by the palm side inner skin 102 and the upper side inner skin 103. A finger insertion opening 104 is formed on the wrist side of the outer bag A, and the inner bag B is inserted from the finger insertion port 104 and sewn with a string to complete the glove. In addition, a felt core is attached to the outer surface side of the palmal endothelium 102 at the portion of the inner bag B where the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are inserted.

  When catching a sphere with such a glove, the space formed between the palm-side outer skin, the palm-side endothelium, and the palm-side outer skin and the palm-side endothelium between the ball-receiving surface that directly catches the ball and the palm Will intervene. For this reason, it was difficult to adjust to the hand when catching, and the feeling when catching the ball was not convincing for the athlete. In addition, since there are two skins, the inner skin and the inner skin, from the palm to the receiving surface, the weight of the glove is inevitably increased.

  Moreover, the feeling of fitting at the time of catching has a different preference depending on the player, and it is preferable that this can be changed according to the player's preference.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said situation, The subject is providing the glove which makes the feel when catching a ball favorable and can also reduce the whole weight. Furthermore, it is providing the glove which can change a feeling of fitting at the time of catching according to a player's liking.

In order to solve the above problems, the glove according to the present invention is:
The palm side skin, the back side skin, and the back side skin,
In the glove which constituted the finger insertion space part which can insert a finger between the inner surface of the back side inner skin and the inner surface of the palm side outer skin by sewing the upper side inner skin to the inner surface of the palm side outer skin,
A patch is attached in close contact with a region including the ball receiving portion of the palm side outer skin.

  According to the glove of this configuration, the instep inner skin is sewn on the inner surface of the palm-side outer skin, and the finger insertion space portion into which the finger of the hand can be inserted is provided between the inner surface of the instep inner skin and the inner surface of the palm-side outer skin. It is formed. That is, the palmar endothelium used in conventional gloves is not used. Therefore, there is only a palm-side skin between the inserted palm and the receiving surface. That is, since there is no palm-side endothelium, the degree of adhesion to the palm increases during catching, making it easier to adapt to the hand. In addition, since the palmar endothelium is not present, the weight of the entire glove can be reduced.

  Furthermore, by attaching a patch to the area including the ball receiving portion, it is possible to change the fit feeling at the time of catching, and it is possible to form a catching area that suits individual athletes' preferences in the glove. Further, since the patch is attached in close contact with the ball receiving portion, the durability can be improved while maintaining the catching feeling.

  The patch according to the present invention preferably has a first region, a second region, and a third region corresponding to regions where the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are inserted.

  This increases the degree of adhesion to the palm when catching the ball, making it easier to adapt to the hand, and the fit feeling at the time of catching according to the individual preference according to the material, thickness, hardness, etc. of the patch It becomes easy to change.

  In the above, it is preferable that a notch is formed between the first region and the second region and between the second region and the third region.

  The flexibility can be adjusted by changing the length of the cut. If the cut is made longer, the flexibility is improved accordingly, and the cut length may be set according to the preference of the competitor. In addition, if the length of the cut is shortened, the ball receiving portion becomes large. Therefore, the ball receiving portion of an appropriate size can be formed by adjusting the length of the cut. Thereby, even if it does not enlarge the whole glove, only a ball receiving part can be enlarged.

  In the present invention, it is preferable that the patch and the instep outer skin are sewn.

  According to this configuration, the patch is attached by making the patch slightly larger and sewing it with the instep outer skin. Thereby, even if a patch is large, it can be reliably combined with the outer skin.

  In the present invention, it is preferable that a cut is made at a location corresponding to the ball receiving portion of the patch.

  By making such a cut, the flexibility of the patch increases and the fit at the time of catching can be further improved. The incision can be in any shape such as a line or a point, and it is easy to form a catching area in the glove that suits the athlete's preference.

  It is preferable that the finger insertion space part which concerns on this invention is a space part which inserts an index finger, a middle finger, and a ring finger.

  In order to ensure catching, it is preferable that there are two palm side inner skins and palm side outer skins for the space where the thumb and little finger are inserted. Therefore, by eliminating the palm-side endothelium in the space where the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are inserted, the degree of adhesion to the palm during catching is increased, making it easier to adjust to the hand and ensuring that the ball can be caught reliably. The function can also be maintained.

  In the present invention, the outer surface side of the palm side outer skin is composed of a first area where the thumb part is further sewn to the outer surface side, a second area where the little finger part is further sewn to the outer surface side, and the remaining third area. It is preferable.

  According to this configuration, the thumb portion and the little finger portion have a two-sheet configuration of the outer skin and the inner skin as in the past. Other than that, the index finger, the middle finger, and the ring finger are composed of one sheet. Thereby, the degree of adhesion to the palm at the time of catching is increased, and it is easy to become familiar with the hand, and the catching feeling can be improved.

  In the above, it is preferable that the third area forms a palm side region of the insertion port into which a finger is inserted.

  In normal gloves, the thumb part forms the palm-side region of the insertion slot, but is joined by a string by forming the palm-side region of the insertion slot by the third area of the palm-side skin like steam. The number of places can be reduced.

  A preferred embodiment of a glove according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an external view of a globe according to this embodiment as viewed from the palm side. FIG. 2 is an external view of the globe viewed from the back side.

<Composition of globe>
As shown in FIG. 1, the glove has an outer bag formed by sewing a palm-side outer skin 1 and an instep-side outer skin 2 on the receiving surface side. This glove has a thumb part 3, an index finger part 4, a middle finger part 5, a ring finger part 6, and a little finger part 7, and a web 8 is connected between the thumb part 3 and the index finger part 4. Yes. In addition, a receiving surface 10 is provided at the center on the palm side. A patch 11 is sewn on the receiving surface 10.

  The basic appearance configuration of the glove is not much different from the conventional glove. However, the configuration inside the glove is different from the conventional one, and there is no member corresponding to the palm side inner skin, and only a member corresponding to the palm side outer skin is provided. Moreover, the point which provided the patch 11 also differs from the past. These points will be described below.

  FIG. 3 is a plan view of the palm side outer skin 1 as seen from the outer surface side (receiving surface side), and FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the thumb part 12 and the little finger part 13 sewn on the outer surface side of the palm side outer skin 1. FIG. FIG. 5 is a plan view of the palm-side outer skin 1 shown in FIG. 3 as viewed from the inner surface side. FIG. 6 is a plan view seen from the outer surface side showing a state in which the thumb part 12, the little finger part 13, and the instep inner skin 14 are sewn on the palm side outer skin 1. FIG. 7 is a plan view of the member shown in FIG. 6 as viewed from the inner surface side.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the palm-side outer skin 1 has an index finger formation region 1 a, a middle finger formation region 1 b, and a ring finger formation region 1 c, and the outer surface side appears in the appearance shown in FIG. 1. In these forming regions, holes 1d for passing the strings are appropriately formed.

  Further, the thumb portion forming region 1e and the little finger portion forming region 1f are also integrally formed with the other forming regions 1a, 1b, and 1c, but these do not appear in the appearance. As shown in FIG. 6, when the thumb part 12 and the little finger part 13 are sewn to the palm-side outer skin 1, the thumb part forming area 1e and the little finger part forming area 1f are positioned inside these parts. The thumb part 12 is sewn to the palm side skin 1 with a thread 16, and the little finger part 13 is sewn to the palm side skin 1 with a thread 17.

  The patch 11 includes a first region 11a, a second region 11b, and a third region 11c that are integrally formed so as to overlap the index finger portion forming region 1a, the middle finger portion forming region 1b, and the ring finger portion forming region 1c. A ball receiving area 11d is formed at a location. The patch 11 is made of a skin that is thinner than the palm-side skin 1 and is sewn so as to be in close contact with the palm-side skin 1. The patch 11 is sewn in a state of being in close contact with the palm-side outer skin 1 with a thread 15.

  The first region 11a, the second region 11b, and the third region 11c do not exist in the entire index finger formation region 1a, middle finger formation region 1b, and ring finger formation region 1c, but the finger length is shortened. Formed in a manner.

  As shown in FIG. 5, a thumb hook 18 is sewn with a thread 19 on the inner surface side of the palm-side outer skin 1. The tip 18a of the thumb hook 18 is divided into two forks so that the position of the thumb can be stabilized so that the ball can be caught easily.

  As shown in FIG. 6, a slit-like gap 1 g is formed between the thumb base side of the patch 11 and the thumb part 12, and this region is a region where only the palm-side skin 1 exists. Further, a slit-like gap 1 h is formed between the little finger base side of the patch 11 and the little finger part 13, and this region is also a region where only the palm side outer skin 1 exists.

  Therefore, since the slit-shaped gaps 1g and 1h have good flexibility, the thumb portion 3 and the little finger portion 7 can be easily bent at the time of catching, and the catching operation is facilitated. The slit-shaped gaps 1g and 1h are not necessarily provided. For example, the patch 11 may be attached so as to partially overlap the thumb part 12 and the little finger part 13.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the instep side inner skin 14 is sewn on the inner surface side of the palm side outer skin 1. By sewing the instep side endothelium 14, an index finger insertion portion 14a, a middle finger insertion portion 14b, a ring finger insertion portion 14c, a little finger insertion portion 14d, and a thumb insertion portion 14e (these correspond to the finger insertion space portions) are formed. . The instep side endothelium 14 can be made of an appropriate material that is easy to touch.

  The lengths of the index finger insertion portion 14a, the middle finger insertion portion 14b, and the ring finger insertion portion 14c are set to be substantially the same as the lengths of the first region 11a, the second region 11b, and the third region 11c of the patch 11. The lengths of the little finger insertion part 14d and the thumb insertion part 14e are set to be substantially the same as the lengths of the thumb part formation area 1e and the little finger part formation area 1f. The index finger insertion portion 14a, the middle finger insertion portion 14b, and the ring finger insertion portion 14c are sewn together with the patch 11 by the thread 15.

  According to the glove described above, of the finger insertion space, the index finger insertion portion 14a, the middle finger insertion portion 14b, and the ring finger insertion portion 14c are formed on the inner surface side of the palm side outer skin 1 and the instep side endothelium 14. A bag-like finger insertion part is formed by the inner surface side.

  Therefore, only the palm-side skin 1 and the patch 11 exist between the inserted palm and finger and the receiving surface 10. That is, the thickness is thin, and it becomes easy to adapt to the hand when catching a ball, and the feel when catching the ball is improved as compared with the conventional case. Since the patch 11 is in close contact with the palm-side outer skin 1 and has a sense of unity, it does not reduce the feel during catching.

  In the present embodiment, the patch 11 is provided, but the patch 11 is not necessarily required. When the patch 11 is not provided, only the palm-side skin 1 is present between the inserted palm and the receiving surface 10, and the feel when caught is improved. However, the durability of the glove can be improved by providing the patch 11.

<Glove manufacturing process>
Next, the manufacturing process of the glove according to the present invention will be briefly described. First, the palm side outer skin 1, the thumb part 12, the little finger part 13, and the patch 11 shown in FIG. 3 are individually manufactured. In this production, the index finger portion forming region 1a, middle finger portion forming region 1b, and ring finger portion forming region 1c of the palm-side outer skin 1 are formed so as to appear in appearance, and thus are made to have a size corresponding thereto. Moreover, since the thumb part formation region 1e and the little finger part formation region 1f are parts accommodated in the glove, the thumb part formation region 1e and the little finger part formation region 1f are manufactured to be smaller than the thumb part 12 and the little finger part 13. Using the members as described above, it is coupled to the form shown in FIGS. The members shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 are referred to as palm-side skin units for convenience of explanation.

  In the above, the thumb portion forming area 1e corresponds to the first area, the little finger portion forming area 1f corresponds to the second area, and the remaining area corresponds to the third area.

  Next, the upper side skin 2 is prepared. FIG. 8 is a view showing the instep outer skin 2, and as shown in FIG. 8 (a), a plurality of parts 2a are sewn and manufactured into a shape as shown in FIG. 8 (b). This back side skin 2 is the same as the conventional one. FIG. 8 is a plan view of the instep side outer skin 2 as seen from the exterior side (outer surface side).

  Next, the instep side outer skin 2 shown in FIG. 8 is united with the palm side outer skin unit shown in FIG. FIG. 9A shows a state in which the palm side of the upper side skin 2 is overlapped with the palm side shown in FIG. FIG. 9B is a state in which the state shown in FIG. That is, in the coupling unit shown in FIG. 9, the part that should be the appearance comes to the inside, and the part that should be the inside comes to the outside.

  Therefore, the work of turning the coupling unit of FIG. 9 so that the inside is the outside and the outside is the inside is performed. The combined unit after performing this operation is shown in FIG. 10 and becomes a glove in a state almost close to the final form.

  FIG. 11 shows a reinforcing felt core inserted into the index finger part 4, the middle finger part 5, and the ring finger part 6, which are the index finger felt core 20, the middle finger felt core 21, and the ring finger felt core 22, respectively. . These felt cores 20, 21, and 22 are inserted into a gap between the inner surface side of the upper skin 2 and the outer surface side of the upper skin 14. Each felt core 20, 21, 22 is formed with holes 20 a, 21 a, 22 a for passing a string, and are integrally coupled by a string 9 as shown in FIG. 1.

  In the past, the felt cores 20, 21, and 22 were inserted into the space between the palm-side outer skin 1 and the palm-side endothelium. is doing.

  After the felt cores 20, 21, 22 are joined, the parts are joined together with a string to complete a glove as a product. Since this step is the same as the conventional one, the description thereof is omitted.

<Another embodiment of the patch>
FIG. 14 is a diagram showing another embodiment of the patch 11. A first region 11a, a second region 11b, and a third region 11c of the patch 11 are provided corresponding to the index finger forming region 1a, the middle finger forming region 1b, and the ring finger forming region 1c of the palm side outer skin 1. In the embodiment described with reference to FIG. 3 and the like, the widths Xa, Xb, and Xc of the index finger formation region 1a, middle finger formation region 1b, and ring finger formation region 1c are the first region 11a, the second region 11b, and the third region. It was set to be larger than the widths Wa, Wb, Wc of the region 11c.

  In the embodiment shown in FIG. 14, on the contrary, the widths Wa, Wb, Wc of the first region 11a, the second region 11b, and the third region 11c are the index finger formation region 1a, the middle finger formation region 1b, and the ring finger formation. The patch 11 is formed to be slightly larger than the widths Xa, Xb, and Xc of the region 1c.

  The patch 11 is sewn to the palm-side outer skin 1 with a thread 23, but both width portions are sewn to the upper-side outer skin 2 with a thread 24. That is, the index finger part forming region 2A, middle finger part forming region 2B, ring finger part forming region 2C, and first region 11a, second region 11b, and third region 11c of the patch 11 are sewn with the thread 24. .

  By forming the patch 11 larger in this way, the size of the pocket can be increased without increasing the size of the entire glove. That is, by increasing only the patch 11, there is an advantage that the pocket can be enlarged regardless of the size of the glove.

  Fig.15 (a) is a top view which shows the shape of the patch 11 concerning another embodiment. FIG. 15B is a diagram showing a partial appearance on the palm side of the glove before the patch 11 is attached. In the patch 11 shown here, the first region 11a, the second region 11b, and the third region 11c are divided by forming a cut 11f. The depth of the cut 11f can be determined arbitrarily, and the flexibility of the receiving surface can be adjusted by the depth of the cut 11f. That is, it is not necessary to determine the length of the notch 11f according to the shape of the index finger part forming region 1a, middle finger part forming region 1b, and ring finger part forming region 1c of the palm-side skin 1, and in some cases, the notch 11f is considerably shortened. It is also possible.

  Further, if the length of the notch 11f is shortened, the pocket can be enlarged, and if the length of the notch 11f is increased, the pocket becomes smaller but the flexibility becomes higher.

  P1 indicates the bases of the index finger part forming region 1a and the middle finger part forming region 1b of the glove, and the bases of the middle finger part forming region 1b and the ring finger part forming region 1c. Further, the base portion of the cut 11f is indicated by P2. The root portion P1 and the root portion P2 do not need to be at the same position, and both take different positions depending on the setting of the length of the cut 11 as described above. Further, the patch 11 at the location where the notch 11f is formed can be sewn to the upper side skin 2 with a thread (similar to the thread 24 in FIG. 14).

<Another embodiment of palm-side skin and parts>
FIG. 16 is a view showing another embodiment of the thumb part 12 and the little finger part 13. FIG. 17 is a diagram showing the shape of the palm-side skin 1 when the parts shown in FIG. 16 are used. The thumb part 12 is considerably smaller in size compared to the embodiment of FIG. In FIG. 4, the palm side region of the insertion port E into which the finger is inserted is formed by the thumb part 12, but in FIG. 17, the palm side region of the insertion port E is formed by the third area of the palm side skin 1. Is formed. Incidentally, the instep side region of the insertion opening E is formed by the instep side outer skin 2 in any case.

  The thumb part 12 is sewn to the palm-side outer skin 1 with a thread 25. As can be seen from comparison with FIG. 4, the number of holes 12a for tying the strings is reduced.

  The shape of the little finger part 13 is almost the same as that shown in FIG. 4, but the palm side outer skin 1 is joined by the thread 26, and the number of holes 13a for tying the string is reduced. The patch 11 and the palm-side outer skin 1 are joined by a thread 27. Note that the patch 11 may be joined to the instep outer skin 2 as described above.

  FIG. 18 shows a modification of FIG. 17, in which the size of the receiving surface of the patch 11 is increased. Thus, the size of the patch 11 can be changed as appropriate.

<Another embodiment>
In this embodiment, the patch 11 is attached by sewing to the palm side outer skin 1 or the instep side outer skin 2, but it may be attached with an adhesive or the like instead of sewing. Moreover, you may employ | adopt the coupling | bonding method which combined sewing and the adhesive agent.

  As shown in FIG. 12, a cut 11 e may be made in the patch 11. Thereby, flexibility improves and it becomes easy to catch a ball. About the direction which makes the cut 11e, it can put in an appropriate direction in consideration of operativity. In addition to the shape shown in FIG. 12, the incision may be any shape such as a point (circle), an ellipse, or a rectangle, and a catching area suitable for the competitor's preference is formed in the glove. It becomes easy to do.

  The shape of the patch 11 is not limited to the shape shown in FIG. 12, and various modifications can be considered. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing a modification thereof. (A) (b) (c) is an example which changed the length of the finger | toe part. (D) (e) is the example which made the shape of a notch different from FIG. (F) is an example in which there is no finger shape.

External view of the glove according to this embodiment from the palm side External view of the glove according to this embodiment from the back side A plan view of the palm-side skin as seen from the outside (receiving surface side) The top view which shows the thumb part and little finger part which are sewn on the outer surface side of the palm side outer skin The top view which looked at the palm side skin shown in FIG. 3 from the inner surface side A plan view seen from the outer surface side showing a state in which the thumb part, the little finger part, and the instep inner skin are sewn on the palm side outer skin. The top view which looked at the member shown in FIG. 6 from the inner surface side Top view showing the instep outer skin The figure which shows the state which united the back side skin and the palm side skin unit The figure which shows the state where the united unit is turned upside down Diagram showing felt core configuration The figure which shows another embodiment of a patch The figure which shows another embodiment of a patch External view of a glove using a patch according to another embodiment viewed from the palm side Plan view of a patch according to another embodiment The figure which shows another embodiment of a thumb part and a little finger part. The figure which shows the shape of the palm side outer shell at the time of using the part shown in FIG. The figure which shows the modification of FIG. The figure which shows the structure of the glove which concerns on a prior art

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Palm side outer skin 1a Index finger part formation area 1b Middle finger part formation area 1c Ring finger part formation area 1e Thumb part formation area 1f Little finger part formation area 2 Back side skin 2A Middle finger part formation area 2B Ring finger part formation area 2C Thumb part formation area 3 Thumb Part 4 index finger part 5 middle finger part 6 ring finger part 7 little finger part 8 web 10 receiving surface 11 patch 11a first region 11b second region 11c third region 11e notch 11f notch 12 thumb part 13 little finger part 14 back side endothelium 20 felt for index finger Core 21 Felt core for middle finger 22 Felt core for ring finger 23 Thread 24 Thread

Claims (8)

The palm side skin, the back side skin, and the back side skin,
In the glove which constituted the finger insertion space part which can insert a finger between the inner surface of the back side inner skin and the inner surface of the palm side outer skin by sewing the upper side inner skin to the inner surface of the palm side outer skin,
A glove characterized in that a patch is attached in close contact with a region including a ball receiving portion of a palm side outer skin.   The glove according to claim 1, wherein the patch has a first region, a second region, and a third region corresponding to regions into which the index finger, middle finger, and ring finger are inserted.   The glove according to claim 2, wherein a notch is formed between the first region and the second region, and between the second region and the third region.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a patch and an instep outer skin are sewn.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a portion corresponding to a ball receiving portion of the patch is cut.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the finger insertion space is a space into which an index finger, a middle finger, and a ring finger are inserted.   The outer surface side of the palm side outer skin is composed of a first area where the thumb part is further sewn to the outer surface side, a second area where the little finger part is further sewn to the outer surface side, and the remaining third area. The glove according to any one of 6.   The glove according to claim 7, wherein the third area forms a palm side region of an insertion port into which a finger is inserted.

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