JP3158538U - Exercise gloves - Google Patents

Abstract

An exercise glove having an impact mitigating function and high operability is provided. SOLUTION: In at least one of the pair of left and right gloves 10, the tips of finger portions 18 and 24 for accommodating the index finger and the little finger are opened. Furthermore, when the hand is inserted into the glove, the fingers other than the index finger and the little finger are covered with the glove, and the index finger and the little finger have a length from the base of the finger to the tip so that the tip is exposed from the glove. Set. Further, knobs 34 and 36 are provided at the opening end of at least one of the finger parts for storing the index finger and the little finger. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an exercise glove used during exercise such as baseball or golf.

  When playing sports such as baseball and golf, gloves may be worn to alleviate the impact on the hand and prevent the surface of the hand from slipping due to sweat. For example, when a baseball bat or a golf club is shaken, a hand may be worn with a glove and a bat may be gripped, or a thin glove may be worn and a baseball glove may be fitted thereon.

  However, when a glove is worn, there is a problem in that the glove material is interposed between the hand and the grab or bat, and the feeling and feel when the bat is gripped change. Therefore, conventionally, a glove has been known in which the tip of each finger part of the glove is opened, and when the glove is attached to the hand, from the second joint of the finger to the tip of the finger is exposed.

JP 11-299957 A

  However, if the fingertips of all the fingers are exposed from the gloves while wearing the gloves, the buffer function of reducing the impact applied to the fingers is lowered. In particular, in baseball catching operations, it is known that a large impact is applied to the middle finger and ring finger when a hit ball or the like is captured.

  The inventors also focused on the fact that the index finger and little finger of the hand played an important role in the operation of holding a stick-like object such as a bat by hand. For example, in baseball, for example, when the bat swing is started, the bat movement is slightly changed so that the ball is captured by the bat core, or when the back swing after hitting the ball is improved. I realized that how to apply force with the index and little fingers is an important requirement.

  The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems and retains the function of mitigating the impact applied to the hand in the glove, and does not reduce the sense of the fingertip gripped or slow down the transmission of force from the hand The purpose is to provide.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention configured a glove as follows. At least one of the pair of left and right gloves, open the tip of the finger part that stores the index finger and little finger of the glove, set the length from the base of the finger to the tip to a predetermined length, and attach the glove to the hand The index finger and little finger of the hand were exposed from the glove, and the other fingers were covered with the glove.

  In addition, a knob portion is provided on at least one of the finger portions that house the index finger and the little finger.

  When the glove according to the present invention is worn on the hand, the entire hand is covered with the glove and the tip of the index finger and the little finger are exposed from the glove. For this reason, when a baseball bat or golf club is gripped or a baseball glove is fitted in a hand, the tip of the index finger and the little finger directly come into contact with the bat. Thereby, the feel of the bat or grab is directly transmitted to these fingers, and the reaction force from the bat or the like can be felt sensitively. In addition, the movement of these fingers can be directly transmitted to the bat or the like, and a desired operation can be performed.

  By gripping and pulling the knob with the other hand, the finger part of the index finger or little finger with the open end can be removed from those fingers, and the glove can be easily removed from the hand.

It is a front view which shows one Embodiment of the glove concerning this invention. It is a rear view which shows the palm surface of the glove. It is a figure which shows the state which mounted | wore the hand with the glove. It is a rear view which shows other embodiment of the glove concerning this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the usage example of the glove. It is a perspective view which shows the other usage example of the glove.

  An embodiment of an exercise glove according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1 and 2 show a glove 10. The glove 10 shown in the figure is for the left hand. From the upper part 12, the palm part 14 (see FIG. 2), the thumb part 16, the index finger part 18, the middle finger part 20, the ring finger part 22, the little finger part 24, the wrist part 26, and the like. It is configured. The material of the glove 10 is cloth, but other materials may be used.

  The back part 12 and the palm part 14 are formed so as to correspond to each part of the back and palm of the hand when the left hand is inserted from the wrist part 26. The thumb 16, the index finger 18, the middle finger 20, the ring finger 22, and the little finger 24 are inserted into the corresponding fingers when the left hand is inserted from the wrist 26. Further, it is formed in a cylindrical shape.

  Further, the thumb part 16, the middle finger part 20 and the ring finger part 22 of the glove 10 are closed as shown in the figure, and when each finger of the hand is inserted into the thumb part 16 or the like, as shown in FIG. The fingers are sufficiently extended inside each part, and are formed to have a length that does not cause a large margin at the tip of each part.

  The index finger part 18 and the little finger part 24 have the tip part 18a and the tip part 24a open, and the length from the base of each finger to the tip part 18a and the tip part 24a is the same as that of the index finger and little finger. It is shorter than the length. Specifically, when the glove 10 is worn on the hand, the index finger 18 and the little finger 24 are exposed from the glove 10 as shown in FIG. It is length.

  Further, reinforcing portions 30 and 32 and knobs 34 and 36 are provided at the distal end portion 18a and the distal end portion 24a. The reinforcing portion 30 and the reinforcing portion 32 are formed by sewing a belt-like member around each opening end of the tip portion 18a and the tip portion 24a. The reinforcing portion 30 and the like may be the same as the material of the glove 10 or may be formed from other materials. The distal end portion 18a may be just cut without providing the reinforcing portion 30 or the like.

  The knobs 34 and 36 are annular members, and are attached to the respective open ends of the tip 18a and the tip 24a. The knob 34 is provided on the side of the tip 18a on the thumb 16 side, and the knob 36 is provided on the side opposite to the ring finger 22 of the tip 24a. The knobs 34 and 36 may be attached so as not to be positioned at least on the belly of each finger when the glove 10 is worn on the hand.

  Next, the action and effect of the glove 10 will be described.

  The hook-and-loop fastener 28 of the wrist part 26 is opened, and the left hand is inserted inside the glove 10. The thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger of the hand are inserted into the thumb 16, index finger 18, middle finger 20, ring finger 22, and little finger 24 of the glove 10, respectively. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the thumb, middle finger, and ring finger of the hand are covered with the thumb portion 16, the middle finger portion 20, and the ring finger portion 22 of the glove 10, respectively. On the other hand, the index finger and little finger of the hand are exposed from the glove 10 from the first joint to the tip.

  FIG. 5 shows a state where the glove 10 is worn on the left hand and the baseball bat 50 is gripped. As shown in the drawing, the left hand is covered with the glove 10 as a whole, but the belly of the first finger from the first joint of the index finger and the little finger is in direct contact with the bat 50 to hold the bat 50. . As a result, it is possible to feel the grip of the bat 50 with the fingertips of the index finger and the little finger, and to adjust the subtle degree of force through the index finger and the little finger. Therefore, the hand can be protected from the impact generated at the time of hitting the ball, the feeling of grasping the bat 50 can be obtained well, and the hand force can be easily transmitted to the bat 50, thereby enabling accurate bat control.

  FIG. 6 shows an example in which the glove 10 is used when a baseball glove 60 is fitted. The grab 60 is a fielder glove. In this example, the glove 10 is attached to the left hand and the glove 60 is fitted to the left hand. Then, as shown in the figure, the thumb, middle finger, and ring finger of the hand are covered with the thumb part 16, the middle finger part 20, and the ring finger part 22 of the glove 10, respectively, so that the impact during catching is relieved. On the other hand, since the index finger of the hand and the belly of the fingertip of the little finger are exposed from the glove 10, the sense of the grab 60 and the sense of the ball at the time of catching are directly transmitted to the fingertip. It is possible to smoothly perform the pitching that follows.

  Further, when gripping a golf club (not shown), the gloves 10 may be worn on the hand. Then, as in the case of the bat 50 described above, the impact at the time of hitting is relieved and the force is easily transmitted to the club, so that the club can be controlled accurately.

  Further, with the glove 10 attached to the hand, the index finger part 18 and the little finger part 24 can be pulled out from each finger by picking and pulling the knobs 34 and 36 with the right hand. Thereby, even when the glove 10 is wet with sweat, the glove 10 can be easily removed from the hand without being turned over.

  FIG. 4 shows another example of an exercise glove according to the present invention. The glove 11 shown in the figure is basically the same as the glove 10, except that shock absorbing pads 40 and 42 are provided on the palm 14 of the glove 10. Description of the same parts as the gloves 10 is omitted. The shock absorbing pad 40 is provided substantially at the position of the little finger ball, and the shock absorbing pad 42 is provided near the base of the ring finger part 22 and the little finger part 24. The shock absorbing pad 40 and the like are made of a flaky elastic member and have an appropriate elastic force and a shock absorbing function. Note that the shape and mounting position of the shock absorbing pad 40 and the like may be changed as appropriate according to the type of exercise, the state of use, and the like.

  The glove 11 is provided with a shock absorbing pad 40 or the like at a predetermined position of the glove 11, and thus has a good feeling at the fingertip and has a higher shock absorbing function and ease of gripping. In particular, since the shock absorbing pad 40 and the like are provided along the edge of the hand on the little finger 24 side, the thickness of the glove 11 on the little finger side can be increased and the bat 50 and the like can be gripped strongly on the little finger side.

  For example, if you hold the bat short, such as gripping the bat at a position spaced from the grip end, there will be no hook at the grip end, and the grip part of the bat is narrower than the tip of the bat, The bat can be easily removed from the hand. However, the glove 11 is provided with the shock absorbing pad 40 and the like on the little finger part 24 side, so that the gripping force on the little finger side increases, and even a person with a small gripping force such as a young person can firmly hold and swing the bat. it can.

  In the above example, the glove 10 or the like is worn on the left hand, but the present invention is not limited to this. When the dominant arm is different, it may be worn on the opposite hand, or may be placed on the opposite hand or both hands according to each person's condition. When wearing gloves on both hands, one of the gloves may be a glove according to the present invention.

  In the above example, the tip of each finger part of the index finger and little finger is opened and the index finger and little finger of the hand are exposed from the glove 10 or the like, but other than the index finger and little finger depending on the type of exercise and the usage state, etc. The fingers may be appropriately exposed from the gloves. In that case, it is preferable to select two fingers. Furthermore, the range exposed from the glove 10 or the like is not limited to the first joint to the tip of each finger.

  The present invention can be used for gloves used during exercise.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10, 11 ... Gloves 12 ... Back part 14 ... Palm part 16 ... Thumb part 18 ... Index finger part 18a ... Tip part 20 ... Middle finger part 22 ... Ring finger part 24 ... Little finger part 24a ... Tip part 34, 36 ... Pick part 40, 42 ... Shock absorbing pad 50 ... Bat 60 ... Grab

Claims (4)

The tip of each finger part storing the index finger and little finger of at least one of the pair of left and right gloves is opened, and the length from the base of the finger to the tip of each finger part storing the index finger and little finger is predetermined. Set to the length of
When the glove is attached to the hand, fingers other than the index finger and little finger of the hand are covered with the glove, while the index finger and little finger of the hand are exposed from the finger portion at least from the first joint to the tip of each finger. Sports gloves characterized by that.   The exercise glove according to claim 1, wherein a grip portion is provided at an opening end formed at a tip of at least one finger portion of each finger portion storing the index finger and the little finger.   3. The exercise glove according to claim 1, wherein the knob is provided so as to be positioned away from an abdomen of the index finger and little finger when the glove is attached to a hand.   A shock absorbing pad is provided on the glove at a site corresponding to the base of the little finger and ring finger on the little finger ball of the hand and the palm surface of the hand when the hand is attached to the glove. The exercise glove according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein:

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