JPH0122685Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to ski gloves, and in particular to ski gloves that do not allow moisture to penetrate into the glove even when used in bad weather, and can exhibit a windproof effect. .

Ski gloves usually have an outer layer made of leather or synthetic leather, and an inner layer made of a thick, brushed material stuffed with cotton to protect against the cold. In addition, ski gloves are shaped with great care so as not to interfere with the operability of the ski gloves, and are made using advanced sewing techniques, mainly five-fingered gloves. The outside of ski gloves is waterproof to prevent them from getting wet during use, and to prevent wetness from seeping into the inside of the glove, but when used in bad weather, snow adheres to the complex shape of the glove. It is easy to do so, and it is unavoidable that it will gradually dissolve and seep into the inside of the glove.
Furthermore, it is very difficult to dry the water that has seeped into the inside of the glove, and even if it were possible to dry it, the entire glove would become stiff, which would greatly impede the feeling of wearing the glove.

Therefore, the present inventor completed the present invention as a result of studies aimed at creating ski gloves that would not cause the above-mentioned inconvenience or discomfort even when used in stormy weather.

The gist of the present invention is that a ski glove is equipped with a cover storage area on the back of a glove made of a thick material. The ski glove is characterized in that the wrist end of the back side of the cover is sewn to the wrist end of the cover, which is shaped to cover the outside of the ski glove in close contact with the outside of the ski glove.

The glove of the present invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a plan view showing the glove of the present invention with the cover pulled out, 1 is a ski glove, 2 is a cover, and 3 is a cover storage part. In this figure, the cover storage part is a ski glove. Although the cover storage portion is provided in the shape of a pocket inside the back of the glove, it may also be provided in the shape of a pocket on the surface of the back of the ski glove. Reference numeral 5 denotes the wrist end edge of the back surface of the cover, and it is preferable that a binding cloth 4 for sewing the cover into the cover storage section is provided here.
By providing this binding cloth 4, the cover can be attached to and removed from the ski glove very quickly. Although it is possible to sew the cover into the cover storage part directly at the wrist edge of the cover, it is also possible to provide a binding cloth 4 and sew the edge of this binding fabric opposite to the wrist edge into the cover storage part. It is preferable that the ski gloves of the present invention be made into a shape that can be worn. Reference numeral 6 designates a constriction portion of the cover made of a rubber-like elastic material to bring the cover into close contact with the outside of the ski glove and prevent it from slipping when the cover is inserted into the ski glove.

The cover must be made of a thin material that is highly waterproof; a cover made of a non-waterproof material is difficult to prevent moisture from penetrating into the ski gloves, and snow may adhere to the gloves. I don't like this because it makes it easier to wake up. In addition, the cover material needs to be thin, and as the material becomes thicker, the operability of ski gloves with the cover inserted tends to decrease, making it easy to insert and remove the cover into the ski glove. As it becomes more difficult to store in ski gloves.

As shown in FIG. 1 and 2, it is preferable for the cover to be two-fingered, since this does not reduce the operability of the ski glove into which the cover is inserted. Furthermore, when sewing the cover to the cover storage section, it is necessary to use the upper surface of the cover as the sewing surface.

FIG. 2 is a view showing the palm side of the ski glove of the present invention with a cover inserted therein.

FIG. 3 is a view showing the back of the ski glove 1 with the cover 2 stored in the cover storage part 3. The opening of the cover storage part can be opened and closed with a fastener as shown in 8. This is desirable from the viewpoint of preventing moisture in the ski gloves, and is also necessary from the viewpoint of aesthetics.

When the ski gloves of the present invention are used with a thin waterproof cover material inserted as shown in Figure 3, the operability of the ski gloves is not significantly impaired, and they can be used in rough weather. Even when a cold wind blows, it is possible to extremely efficiently prevent moisture from entering the ski gloves, and to reduce the heat transfer area at once. It can also effectively control the wind direction and prevent the cold from entering.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a diagram showing the ski glove of the present invention with the cover pulled out from its storage part, Fig. 2 is a diagram showing the ski glove with the cover inserted, and Fig. 3 is a diagram showing the ski glove with the cover inserted. Shows the stored state. FIG. 2 is a plan view of the ski glove of the present invention. 1...Ski gloves, 2...Cover, 3...Cover storage section, 4...Binding cloth, 5...Cover wrist end,
7... Sewing part, 8... Fastener.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Ski gloves are made of a thick material and have a glove cover storage area on the back of the glove, and the outside of the ski glove is made of a thin flexible material that is waterproof, and the outer side of the glove is in close contact with the other. This ski glove consists of a glove cover having a shape that can be wrapped around the glove, and the lower edge of the instep of the glove cover is sewn inside the glove cover storage part.