JP3189060U - Kendo hand - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a kendo hand that makes it easy to hold a bamboo sword and flexibly move the wrist while protecting the wrist and the like from being hit by an opponent's bamboo sword. SOLUTION: A small head 1 formed on the back side of a hand into which a hand is inserted, an inner 2 of a hand formed on the palm side holding a bamboo sword, and a sewn continuous swelling on the rear end side of the small hand head. From the formed shavings 3, the tubular portion 5 sewn and continuously provided on the rear end side of the shavings, and the small hand comforter 7 sewn and continuously provided on the rear end side of the tubular portion so as to cover the forearm. The decorative thread 6 applied to the cylinder portion of the kendo hand is embroidered diagonally with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand, and the cushioning material inside the cylinder portion is sewn. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a hand as a kendo tool, and more particularly to a kendo hand formed so that a wrist can be flexibly moved when a user wears it.

  Conventionally, kendo hands have been swelled on the bulge-shaped hand head that protects the inserted hand, the hand that protects the palm that holds the bamboo sword, and the rear end side of the hand. A bulge that protects the back of the hand, a cylinder that is sewn and connected to the back end of the hand and protects the wrist from the back of the hand, and a sewn and connected to the back and end of the tube It consists of a small futon with the inside of the arm protecting the forearm open.

  The surface of the small head into which the hand is inserted is covered with cowhide, deer leather, synthetic leather, or woven stab cloth, and the interior is covered with animal hair such as deer and wool, or cushioning material such as synthetic fiber. Filled. In addition, cow's leather, deer leather, or synthetic leather is stretched on the palm side to form the inside of the hand, and the rear end side of the small hand is filled with cushioning material and bulged. Are formed in one or two stages.

  The cylinder part is integrally sewn on the rear end side of the kerat. It has a length that protects from the back of the hand to the wrist, and is filled with a buffer material to form a thick wall.

  A plurality of decorative yarns are embroidered at predetermined intervals around the tube portion in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand and the cushioning material in the tube portion is sewn.

  The hand futon is sewn integrally on the rear end side of the tube so as to cover the forearm, the inside of the arm is open, and the open part is connected with a hand strap. ing. A cushion material such as felt or cotton is housed in the inside of the hand quilt to form a thick wall, and the outside is wrapped with cotton and a sashimi is applied.

By the way, the kendo hand is made for the purpose of protecting the back, wrist, or forearm of the hand from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword.
Therefore, for example, the back of the hand into which the hand is inserted is formed in a bag shape for the purpose of preventing the bias of the cushioning material filled in the back of the hand of the kendo hand and always maintaining a predetermined shock absorbing force in the back of the hand. A kendo hand that is formed and filled with a cushioning material for absorbing an impact on the back of the hand, and is formed by continuously joining both sides of the back of the hand at predetermined locations. The thing which provided the part is provided (refer patent document 1).

JP 2006-141537 A

However, providing a bulging part that bulges out is excellent for protecting the back of the hand, wrists, etc., but it requires more force to bend the wrist or grip the bamboo sword. There is.
Also, in the case of conventional kendo hands, a plurality of decorative threads with embroidery around the cylinder are formed at predetermined intervals parallel to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hands. There was a problem that it was difficult to move the wrist flexibly by suppressing the movement of the cylindrical portion positioned on the wrist by the portion of the cushioning material between the formed portions.
For kendo hands, protect the back of the hand, wrist or forearm from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword, and when wearing it, practice a kendo or play a game, and easily move the wrist and move the wrist flexibly. What is easy to swing with a bamboo sword is required.
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a kendo hand that is easy to grip a bamboo sword and can move the wrist flexibly while protecting the wrist and the like from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 is characterized in that a small head formed on the back side of a hand into which a hand is inserted, an inside of a hand formed on a palm side holding a bamboo sword, and the small head As shown in the figure, the garment is formed by swelling and continuously formed on the rear end side, the cylinder part continuously connected by sewing on the rear end side of the kerat, and the forearm is covered on the rear end side of the cylinder part. A kendo hand composed of a small hand-futon provided continuously by sewing, and a decorative thread applied to the tube portion is embroidered obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand, and a cushioning material in the tube portion It is characterized by being sewn.

  The invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that a connecting portion is formed at the position between the scissors and the cylindrical portion, with a width narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword, and with the front side of the leather not filled with cushioning material formed in a mountain shape. And

  The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that, when the frame is configured in two stages, the connecting portion is also formed between the frame and the frame.

According to the present invention, the decorative thread applied around the cylinder portion is embroidered obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand and sewn the cushioning material in the cylinder portion, so that the wrist is on the outside. Since the portion of the cushioning material between the portions sewn by the decorative thread does not collide when returned, the tube portion is softly bent and the wrist can be used flexibly, so that the bamboo sword can be easily swung.
In addition, by providing a connecting part with a chevron on the front side of the leather that does not fill with cushioning material, a connecting part extends when the wrist is bent inward, and the wrist is turned outward. In this case, since the connecting portion shrinks into a mountain shape, the wrist can be moved flexibly because it is rich in elasticity, and there is an effect that it is easy to grasp the bamboo sword and swing it easily.
Furthermore, since the connecting part is formed with a width narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword, even if there is no cushioning material, it is sandwiched between the cylinder part, so that the user's wrist can be protected from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword. There is also an effect that can be done.

It is explanatory drawing which showed the hand for kendo based on this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a kendo hand according to the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, the kendo hand includes a hand 1 formed on the back side of the hand into which the hand is inserted, a hand 2 formed on the palm side holding the bamboo sword, and a rear end side of the hand 1 Are connected to each other and are bulged and filled with a cushioning material, a cylindrical portion 5 connected to the rear end side of the flange 3 and a rear end side of the cylindrical portion 5. It is composed of a small futon 7 that is continuously arranged so as to cover the forearm.
Although FIG. 1 shows a right-handed kendo hand, the present invention is not limited to the right-handed hand, and the same applies to a left-handed kendo hand.

The surface of the small head 1 into which the hand is inserted is covered with cowhide, deer leather, synthetic leather, or a woven stab cloth, and the inside of the small head 1 mitigates the blow by the opponent's bamboo sword. Buffer material such as animal hair or synthetic fiber.
The hand 2 is formed by stretching cowhide, deer leather, or synthetic leather on the palm side holding the bamboo sword, and the hand is inserted into the bag-shaped part between the small head 1 and the hand 2 Yes.
In addition, on the rear end side of the small head 1, a bulge 3 is formed in one or two steps to be thick. The hair 3 is filled with animal hair, chemical fiber cotton or the like as a cushioning material so as to alleviate the impact of the opponent's bamboo sword.

  The tube portion 5 is integrally sewn on the rear end side of the flange 3. It is long enough to protect from the back of the hand to the wrist. The surface of the cylindrical portion 5 is covered with a cover material such as cowhide, deer leather, or cloth material, and the inside thereof is filled with animal hair such as deer hair, wool, or buffer material such as synthetic fiber, and meat. It is formed thick.

A decorative thread 6 is sewn at a predetermined position around the cylindrical portion 5 to sew the cover material and the internal cushioning material.
The conventional decorative yarn 6 is formed by a plurality of embroidery around the cylindrical portion 5 at a predetermined interval parallel to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand. Specifically, about 10 embroidery by chain knitting or the like having a length of about 3 cm and a width of about 7 mm is applied around the cylinder portion 5. However, since it is formed in parallel with the longitudinal direction of the hand for kendo, the cylindrical part 5 is sufficient because the part of the cushioning material between the parts sewn with the decorative thread hits when the wrist is turned outward. There was a problem that the wrist could not be flexibly used and the wrist could not be used flexibly.
Therefore, the decorative thread 6 applied to the cylindrical portion 5 in this embodiment is embroidered obliquely, not parallel to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand, and the cushioning material in the cylindrical portion 5 is sewn. Yes. This allows the wrist to be used more flexibly than a conventional hand, making it easier to swing the bamboo sword. The angle of the decorative yarn 6 with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand is about 30 to 60 degrees.
Although FIG. 1 shows an example of a right-hand kendo hand, the left-hand kendo hand decoration thread 6 is also formed obliquely in the same manner. In addition, the decorative yarn 6 may be formed obliquely in either case of the right hand or left hand, and may be formed in any of left oblique or right oblique.

In the present embodiment, a non-bag-like connecting portion 4 is provided at a position between the edge 3 and the cylindrical portion 5, which is formed in a mountain shape on the front side of the leather that is narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword and is not filled with a cushioning material. ing.
By providing the connecting portion 4, the connecting portion 4 extends when the wrist is bent inward, and when the wrist is turned outward, the connecting portion 4 contracts into a mountain shape, so that the connecting portion 4 expands and contracts to move the wrist. Things will be smooth.
The longitudinal width of the connecting part 4 is about 5 to 15 mm, which is narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword. Even if the connecting part 4 is hit with a bamboo sword, the impact is directly applied to the wrist. Not communicated to.
In addition, when the scissors 3 are configured in two stages, the connecting portion 4 may be formed between the scissors 3 and the scissors 3.
Further, FIG. 1 shows an example in which the connecting portion 4 is provided in the right-hand kendo hand, but the connecting portion 4 is similarly provided in the left-hand kendo hand.

  The hand-clothes 7 connected and sewn to the tube portion 5 are open on the inner side of the arm, and hand straps 8 are stretched around both open edge portions. In order to protect the forearm from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword, the inside of the small futon 7 is formed with a wall thickness of a cushioning material such as felt or cotton. Then, after attaching the kendo hand to the hand, tighten the hand strap 8 and adjust the tightening from the forearm to the wrist by tightening the hand strap 8 so that the hand for kendo can be firmly fixed to the user's hand. It has become.

The effects of this embodiment will be described.
According to the present embodiment, the decorative thread 6 applied around the cylindrical portion 5 is embroidered obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand and sews the cushioning material in the cylindrical portion 5. Even if the wrist is bent, the cushioning material between the parts sewn with the decorative thread 6 does not collide, so the tube part is bent softly and the wrist can be used flexibly, making it easier to swing the bamboo sword. There is.
Further, by providing a connecting portion 4 in which the front side of the leather not filled with cushioning material is formed in a mountain shape between the edge 3 and the cylindrical portion 5, the connecting portion 4 extends when the wrist is bent inward, and the wrist Since the connecting portion 4 is contracted into a mountain shape when it is returned to the outside, the wrist can be moved flexibly because it is rich in elasticity, and there is an effect that it is easy to grasp the bamboo sword and swing it.
Furthermore, since the connecting part 4 is formed with a width narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword, it is sandwiched between the kerat 3 and the cylinder part 5 even without a cushioning material, so that the user's wrist is protected from being hit by the opponent's bamboo sword. There is also an effect that can be done.

1 Small hand 2 Inside of hand 3 Kera 4 Connection part 5 Tube part 6 Decorative thread 7 Small futon 8 Small string

Claims (3)

A small head formed on the back side of the hand into which the hand is inserted, an inside of the hand formed on the palm side holding the bamboo sword, and a swell formed by being continuously connected to the rear end side of the small hand. And a kendo hand comprising a tubular portion sewn continuously on the rear end side of the kerat and a hand-cloth on the rear end side of the tubular portion so as to cover the forearm. And
A kendo hand characterized in that a decorative thread applied to the tube portion is embroidered obliquely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the kendo hand and a cushioning material in the tube portion is sewn. 2. A kendo according to claim 1, wherein a connecting portion is formed in a position narrower than the diameter of the bamboo sword and formed in a mountain shape on the front side of the leather not filled with a cushioning material, at a position between the edge and the cylindrical portion. For the hand. 3. The kendo hand according to claim 2, wherein the connecting portion is also formed between the gaps when the gaps are formed in two stages. 4.

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