JP3221873U - 1 finger hole insertion type table tennis racket - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a table tennis racquet which makes it easier for an elderly person or a person with weak grip and muscle strength to play table tennis and to hold the wrist and fingers less easily. A table tennis racket is a racket which is used by making a finger hole 3 in a blade main body 2 at an obliquely upper portion of a grip 1 and hooking a forefinger or a middle finger. In this case, grip the grip with your thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger. [Selected figure] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a table tennis racket characterized in that a blade of a table tennis racket main body is provided with one hole for passing an index finger or a middle finger.

  In the conventional table tennis racket, a shake hand type in which the racket body is held between the index finger and the thumb and the grip is held by the remaining fingers is most often used.

Patent document 1: JP-A-2005-58703 Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2006-130279 Registered Practical Application No. 3143956

  Normally, when holding a shake type table tennis racket, the index finger and the thumb must hold the racket body and the remaining fingers hold the grip. In that case, it is difficult for an elderly person or a person with weak grip and muscle strength to hold a table tennis racket with two fingers and hold it firmly. In addition, putting an undue burden on the pinching fingers may hurt the wrists and fingers. It is this table tennis racket that aims to be able to solve this problem as much as possible so that the table tennis as a lifetime sport can be played longer. In addition, it should be possible to make a transition without a sense of incongruity with the shake type racquets used so far.

  Patent documents 1, patent documents 2 and patent document 3 have the following problems in the racket which has a hole in the grip and the racket whose shape is largely different from those of a conventional table tennis racket.

(1) The biggest problem with these three rackets is that they are too different in shape from the rackets used so far. In a table tennis game where a ball is spun and a ball is hit in a momentary judgment, extremely delicate racket control is required. In these three rackets, it takes a considerable amount of time, especially for the elderly to operate and manipulate this delicate racket control.

(2) The design is so different from the racket I have used so far that it is highly anticipated that he will hesitate to use it.

(3) Since the shape is too complicated, the manufacturing cost is too expensive.

(4) Individual size differences due to hand size and finger length can not be easily resolved.

  In the table tennis racket of the present invention, the blade main body (2) at the diagonally upper portion of the grip (1) is provided with a finger through hole (3). It is a racket used by hooking a forefinger or a middle finger in the hole. In this case, grip the grip with your thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger.

  This makes it possible to grip strongly with less power than grasping the blade with the index finger and thumb. The problem is solved by being able to easily hold the table tennis racket more easily by elderly people or people with weak grip and muscle strength and to strike back with less power.

  When the table tennis racket is swung by passing the finger through the through holes of the blade, it is also possible to prevent an accident of slipping out of the hand.

  Because it has the same shape as a conventional shake-hand type racket, the operation method is infinitely simple and almost the same as the conventional shake-type racket. Since there is no sense of incongruity also in design, it is easy to shift.

  Also in terms of the manufacturing process, the blade of the conventional shake type racket body is as simple as making a hole for passing the forefinger or the middle finger as far as possible.

  Depending on individual differences in hand size, finger length, left-and-right handedness differences The ease of gripping can be easily adjusted by changing the position of the hole and the size of the diameter. By making a hole diagonally in the direction of putting a finger in the hole, it becomes a table tennis racket that is easier to hold.

It is a front view of a one finger hole insertion type table tennis racket of the present invention. It is a reference drawing which stuck the rubber of one finger hole insertion type table tennis racket of this invention. It is a reference drawing holding the grip of the one-finger hole insertion type table tennis racket of the present invention. It is the reference drawing which grasped the grip of the conventional shake hand type racket.

  Open the finger holes (3) in the blade body (2) at the top of the grip (1) of the table tennis racket (1). Use your index finger or middle finger in this hole and use it. In this case, grip the grip with your thumb, middle finger, ring finger and little finger.

[FIG. 1] The figure which opened the finger hole (3) in the braid | blade main body (2) of the slanting upper part of grip (1) of 1 finger hole insertion type table tennis racket.

[Figure 2] A drawing with rubber pasted on the hole through which the finger passes.
A drawing with rubber pasted to remove hole B

[Figure 3] A reference view of the grip of a one-finger hole insertion type table tennis racket.
A front side. B back side.

[Fig. 4] A reference view holding the grip of a conventional shake-hand type table tennis racket.
A front side. B back side.

[Figure 1]
1 clip 2 blade 3 finger hole

Claims (1)

  A table tennis racket characterized in that the blade of the table tennis racket body is provided with one hole for passing the index finger or the middle finger.