JP4773323B2 - Fishing finger sack - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a fishing finger sack that protects a finger on which a fishing line is hung during casting, for example, in throwing fishing using a spinning reel.

Conventionally, in throwing fishing using a spinning reel or the like, a fishing finger sack as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 and 2 is used to protect a finger for hooking a fishing line during casting.
5 and 6 show a fishing finger sack disclosed in Patent Document 1, and this fishing finger sack 1 is a finger sack portion mainly formed of cloth, natural leather, synthetic resin or the like that can be attached to the index finger 3. 5, a stretchable belt-like belt 11 attached to the finger sack portion 5 and extending in the longitudinal direction of the finger sack portion 5 to be in contact with the back 9 of the hand 7, and a hook provided on the end side of the belt 11 It comprises a clip-shaped clamping tool (attachment part) 13, and the clamping tool 13 clamps the cuffs 15 of clothes, and the tip side of the finger sack part 5 has good operability as shown in FIG. An opening 17 is provided so that

Further, a fishing finger sack disclosed in Patent Document 2 includes a finger sack portion to be attached to an index finger, a belt-like wrist attachment portion wound around a wrist, and a stretchable back portion for connecting them. The back part is formed in a substantially triangular shape that makes wide contact with the back of the hand.
The hand-back part, near the connecting portion of the finger sack portion is provided with a long hole cover the portion of the fist mass when worn on the hand, the long hole overlaying the portion of the fist mass hand-back portion Is supposed to be fixed.

However, when the fishing finger sack 1 is used, the belt 11 is arranged up to the finger sack portion 5 along the back of the hand 9 and the upper part of the index finger 3, so that when the index finger 3 is bent, the belt 11 There was a problem that restricted the bending motion.
Further, the belt 11 is formed in a belt-like shape, and the belt 11 is easily displaced to the side of the index finger 3 when the index finger 3 is bent. However, it was pointed out that it was bad.

Furthermore, when casting, the fishing line is released from the finger sack portion 5 instantaneously, but the fishing line pulled by the device is stretched and comes into contact with the side of the index finger 3, and when fishing, the fishing line is accidentally Even when cut, the fishing line may come into contact with the side of the index finger 3 and feel uncomfortable.
The above-mentioned problems also apply to the fishing finger sack of Patent Document 2, where the back part regulates the bending operation during casting, and the back part arranged along the upper part of the index finger is located on the side of the index finger. There were drawbacks such as easy slippage.

The present invention has been devised in view of such circumstances, and has been improved on the fishing finger sack described above, and the belt does not regulate the operation of bending the finger (index finger) of the hand . An object of the present invention is to provide a fishing finger sack that prevents misalignment and prevents fishing line contact with the finger to protect the finger .

In order to achieve such an object, the invention according to claim 1 includes a finger sac portion to be attached to a finger, a belt extending in the longitudinal direction of the finger sac portion connected to the finger sac portion, and the other end of the belt. In the fishing finger sack comprising a mounting part provided on the side, the belt is provided with a window hole through which the finger sack part side branches to the left and right, and the joint part of the finger to which the finger sack part is attached projects. In addition, the belt on the finger sack portion side branched to the left and right is attached along the left and right side surfaces of the finger .

According to the first aspect of the invention, the belt of the fishing finger sack attached to the hand does not restrict the operation of bending the finger, and the casting can be performed smoothly.
And, the belt which is branched to the left right, cover the finger and additionally provided along the left and right side surfaces of the finger, for sandwiching the fingers from both sides, it is possible to prevent the displacement of the finger sack portion and the belt.
In addition, since the belt branched to the left and right is attached along the left and right side surfaces of the finger to cover the finger, it is possible to prevent the fishing line from contacting the left and right side surfaces of the finger during casting. .

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
1 and 2 show a fishing fingerstall according to the first embodiment of claim 1, fishing fingerstall 21 according to this embodiment, the finger sack portion 25 which is attached mainly to the index finger 23, the finger cot The belt 25 includes a belt 27 that is connected to the base end 26 side of the portion 25 and extends in the longitudinal direction of the finger sack portion 25, and an attachment belt (attachment portion) 29 that is integrally formed on the other end side of the belt 27.

The finger sack portion 25 is formed by tapering a sheet material made of a flexible material such as a woven fabric, a sheet material, leather, or the like made of synthetic resin, aramid, etc. The joint 31 which protrudes outside is provided by sewing both ends of the material at the upper part.
Further, in order to improve operability, a peep hole 33 is provided on the tip side of the finger sack portion 25 so that the tip of the index finger 23 protrudes slightly. When the finger sack portion 25 is attached to the index finger 23, The sack portion 25 covers the tip side of the index finger 23, and as shown in FIG. 2, the index finger 23 is prevented from being damaged by the fishing line 35 on which the index finger 23 is hung, and the index finger 23 is protected.

The front end side (one end side) of the belt 27 is attached to the base end 26 side of the finger sack portion 25, that is, the insertion side of the index finger 23.
The belt 27 is formed of a stretchable material such as rubber, synthetic resin (including foamed rubber or foamed synthetic resin), leather, or the like, and extends from the base end side 26 of the finger sack portion 25 to the longitudinal direction of the finger sack portion 25. An extension belt 29 is integrally formed on the wrist so as to extend and cross the belt 27 on the other end side, and the belt 27 is branched left and right on the finger sack portion 25 side.

  The branch pieces 37 and 39 formed by branching left and right are respectively attached to the inner periphery of the left and right side portions on the base end 26 side of the finger sack portion 25 by sewing or the like, and the belt 27 is attached to the attachment belt 29 side. The wide side surface is formed in a strip shape arranged vertically, and the back side is in contact with the back 43 of the hand 41, but the left and right branch pieces 37, 39 branched to the finger sack portion 25 side are It is attached to the inner periphery of the left and right side portions on the base end 26 side of the finger sack portion 25 in a state of being twisted so that the back surfaces thereof face each other.

As a result, as shown in FIG. 2, the left and right branch pieces 37 and 39 are respectively formed on the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 to cover the index finger 23 and between the left and right branch pieces 37 and 39. gap functions as window holes 45 whose upper surface side peek index finger 23, when the bent forefinger 23, Takashi Seki portion 47 of the index finger 23 from the window hole 45 (second Takashi Seki portion bent mainly largest) is the belt 27 It protrudes upward.

  The attachment belt 29 holds the fishing finger sack 21 according to the present embodiment on the wrist 49 so that the fishing finger sack 21 does not fall off from the hand 41, and is integrally formed so as to intersect the belt 27 as described above. Yes. Then, the attachment belt 29 is wound around the wrist 49, and the engaging portion (male surface fastener) 51 attached to the lower surface on one end side of the attachment belt 29 is attached to the upper surface on the other end side of the attachment belt 29. The attachment belt 29 (fishing finger sack 21) can be fixed to the wrist 49 by being fixed to the portion (female surface fastener) 53.

In addition, in the figure, 55 is a vent hole provided in the belt 27 in order to prevent stuffiness.
Since the fishing finger sack 21 according to the present embodiment is configured as described above, when the fishing finger sack 21 is mounted and cast, the index finger 23 is inserted through the finger sack portion 25 as shown in FIG. The fishing line 35 may be hooked and held on the abdomen side.
Thus, at this time, the attachment belt 29 side of the belt 27 is in a state where the back surface is in contact with the back 43 of the hand 41, so that the belt 27 is fitted and the belt 27 is prevented from being displaced.

Further, as described above, the branch pieces 37 and 39 of the belt 27 branched to the finger sack portion 25 side touch the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 to cover the index finger 23 and sandwich the index finger 23 from both sides. Misalignment between the sack portion 25 and the belt 27 is prevented.
Further, when the fishing line 35 by bending the index finger 23 was subjected to the finger sack portion 25, Takashi Seki portion 47 of the index finger 23 from the window hole 45 protrudes above the belt 27, is not to restrict the bending operation.

  Then, when the fishing line 35 is released from the state shown in FIG. 2, the fishing line 35 is instantaneously released from the finger sack portion 25, but the fishing line pulled by the device is stretched and tries to contact the side portion of the index finger 23. In addition, even if the fishing line 35 is accidentally cut when it is cast and tries to contact the side of the index finger 23, the branch pieces 37 and 39 cover the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23. It will be protected.

Therefore, according to this embodiment,
[1] The belt 27 of the fishing finger sack 21 attached to the hand 41 does not restrict the operation of bending the index finger 23, so that the casting can be performed smoothly.
[2] Since the branch pieces 37 and 39 provided on the finger sack portion 25 side of the belt 27 touch the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 to cover the index finger 23 and sandwich the index finger 23 from both sides, the finger sack portion 25 and the belt 27 deviations can be prevented.

[3] Since the branch pieces 37 and 39 are attached to the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 to cover the index finger 23 and sandwich the index finger 23 from both sides, the fishing line 35 is prevented from contacting the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 during casting. I was able to do it.
In the above embodiment, the belt 27 is formed separately from the finger sack portion 25 and is attached to the finger sack portion 25. However, as in the second embodiment shown in FIG. The belt 27-1 having the same shape as that of the finger sack portion 25-1 and the finger sack portion 25-1 may be formed integrally with the belt 27-1 and continuously provided. Furthermore, instead of the attachment belt 29, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a clip (attachment portion) 59 to be engaged with the cuff 57 of the clothes may be attached separately to the other end side of the belt 27-1.

Thus, even with the fishing finger sack 61 according to this embodiment, the back surface of the belt 27-1 on the clip 59 side is in contact with the back 43 of the hand 41. Prevents -1 misalignment.
Further, the branch pieces 37 and 39 of the belt 27-1 branched to the finger sucker 25-1 side touch the left and right side surfaces of the index finger 23 so as to cover the index finger 23 and sandwich the index finger 23 from both sides. Misalignment between the portion 25-1 and the belt 27-1 is prevented.

Furthermore, when the fishing line 35 by bending the index finger 23 was subjected to the finger sack portion 25-1, Takashi Seki portion 47 of the index finger 23 protrudes above the belt 27-1, to restrict the bending operation from the window hole 45 There is nothing.
When the fishing line 35 is released after casting from the state of FIG. 4, the fishing line 35 is instantaneously released from the finger sack portion 25-1, but the fishing line pulled by the device is stretched and contacts the side of the index finger 23. Even if the fishing line 35 is accidentally cut when it is cast and tries to contact the side of the index finger 23, the branch pieces 37 and 39 cover the left and right sides of the index finger 23. Will be protected.

Therefore, according to the present embodiment, the intended purpose can be achieved as in the above-described embodiment.
Further, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to replace only the belt 27-1 and the finger sack portion 25-1 that have been worn or stretched over a long period of use, and the cost is lower than that of the fishing finger sack 21 of FIG. Has the advantage of being cheap.

It should be noted that the present invention provides a glove having the structure of the belts 27 and 27-1 and the finger sack portions 25 and 25-1 only on the index finger portion by cutting the tip side of all fingers of the glove. The belts 27 and 27-1 may have a mesh structure.
Furthermore, the finger sack portions 25 and 25-1 may be attached to fingers other than the index finger, and can be used for fishing using a double-axis reel or a single-axis reel in addition to the spinning reel.

It is a whole perspective view of the fishing finger sack which concerns on 1st embodiment of Claim 1 . It is a whole perspective view of the use state of a fishing finger sack. It is a whole perspective view of the fishing finger sack which concerns on 2nd embodiment of Claim 1 . It is a whole perspective view of the use state of a fishing finger sack. It is a top view of the use condition of the conventional fishing finger sack. It is a side view of the use condition of the conventional fishing finger sack.

Explanation of symbols

21, 61 Fishing finger sack 23 Index finger 25, 25-1 Finger sack part 27, 27-1 Belt 29 Attachment belt (attachment part)
31 junction 33 peephole 35 fishline 37 and 39 branch piece 41 Hand 43 instep 45 window opening 47 Takashi Seki portion 49 a wrist 51 engaging portion (male surface fastener)
53 Locking part (female surface fastener)
57 Cuff 59 Clip (Mounting part)

Claims (1)

In a fishing finger sack comprising a finger sack portion to be attached to a finger, a belt extending in the longitudinal direction of the finger sack portion connected to the finger sack portion, and a mounting portion provided on the other end side of the belt. And
The belt is provided with a window hole in which the finger sack portion side branches to the left and right, and the joint portion of the finger to which the finger sack portion is attached protrudes . A fishing finger sack characterized by being attached along the left and right sides .

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