JPH0239838A - Grip of fishing rod - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To stably perform thumb.control by engaging and holding the upper and lower parts of a grip while providing a prescribed interval between the thumb and other fingers. CONSTITUTION:A grip 26 is inserted and fixed into the other end of a reel mounting rod 20 having the end at hand of a rod 22 inserted and fixed to the tip part thereof. The grip 26 is further has the upper engaging part 34 equipped with the first engaging part 30 engaged with the downward bulb of the thumb (T), the second engaging part 32 engaged with a part (T') near the root part of the thumb of a palm and the lower part 38 engaging with the bulbs of the middle finger (B), medical finger (C) and little finger (D) and parts near the root parts of the fingers. The first engaging part 30 is raised relatively to the second engaging part 32 and recessed parts 44 are provided from both sides of the engaging part 30 to the engaging part 32. The right recessed part is designed to receive a forefinger (A) and the left recessed part is designed to receive the thumb (T) after completing thumb.control. A protrusion 46 is further provided near the tip of the lower part 38 and recessed parts 48 and 50 are formed for engaging with the middle finger (B) in the front part thereof and the medical finger (C) and little finger (D) formed in the back thereof.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a grip for a fishing rod, and more particularly to a fishing rod in which a grip is provided at the proximal end of the fishing rod, and a reel is set adjacent to the tip of the grip. Regarding the grip.

Technical Background The fishing rod of the above type generally has a shape as shown in FIG.

That is, a reel attachment rod 12 extending in the same substantially extending direction is connected to the proximal end of the rod 10, and a grip 14 having a substantially circular or elliptical cross section is attached to the end of the rod. There is.

As shown in the diagram, this type of grip is made by holding the grip with the pad of the thumb facing downward, the other fingers bent inward, and the pad between the first and second joints facing upward. When gripping, the bottom part and both sides of the grip are engaged and grasped by the pads of the other fingers and the parts near the bases of those fingers in the palm. A gap is created between the molecule' near the base and the area G' near the top surface of the grip.

The reason why you hold the grip with your thumb in the above condition is when you swing the fishing rod from the back to the front to send the lure flying.
Control the rotation by touching the rotating reel,
This is the time to perform so-called thumb control to prevent the thread from coming out too much from the reel.

Therefore, if you are holding the grip in the manner described above, the gripping force may not be sufficient, and the grip may slip out of your hand, especially when you swing the fishing rod forward when your hand is wet. There is a risk that it will happen. In order to eliminate such drawbacks, some grips have a protrusion P on the tip of the grip that can be held by the index finger, as shown in the figure, but even with such grips, the following There is a problem with this point.

That is, as mentioned above, the thumb T and the molecule ′ near the base of the thumb in the palm are away from the grip and are therefore in an unstable state, making it difficult to perform the above-mentioned thumb control in a stable state. It is.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to provide a grip that solves the above-mentioned problems.

The structure of the invention, that is, the grip according to the present invention is a grip for a fishing rod in which a grip is provided at the end of the hand and a reel is set adjacent to the tip of the grip, and the grip is made with the pad of the thumb of the hand facing downward. while bending the other fingers inward, with the pads between the first and second joints facing upwards,
While gripping the grip with the upwardly turned tips of said other fingers away from the thumb and the part of the palm near the base of the thumb, use the pads of said other fingers and the part of the palm near the base of said other fingers. a lower portion to be gripped and gripped; and an upper portion including an engaging portion set on the lower portion and engaged by the thumb, the leading edge of the upper portion being engaged on the engaging portion. The reel is characterized in that a portion near the tip of the thumb protrudes forward from the front edge and is set at a position such that it reaches the reel.

In addition to the above-mentioned engaging portion that is engaged by the thumb, the upper portion can be provided with a second engaging portion that is engaged by a portion of the palm near the base of the thumb.

Further, the engaging portion that is engaged by the thumb may have a flat or concave upper surface in cross section.

Functions and Effects of the Invention The grip according to the present invention has the above-described configuration, and when in use, the grip includes the thumb and the part near the base of the thumb in the palm, the fingers other than the thumb and the part near the base of those fingers in the palm. are held by pinching the upper and lower portions of the grips while facing each other and being separated from each other in the vertical direction. Therefore, if you apply force in this state, compared to the case where you grip with only the fingers other than the thumb of the conventional grip,
It can be gripped with much more force and thus prevents the grip knob from slipping out of the hand when swinging the fishing rod from back to front.

Furthermore, since the thumb rests on the upper portion of the grip, thumb control can be achieved stably.

EXAMPLES The present invention will be explained in detail below based on the examples shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 of the accompanying drawings.

In FIG. 1, 20 is a reel mounting rod, into which the proximal end of a rod 22 is inserted and fixed, and the other end is a grip 26 according to the present invention. The insertion is fixed.

The grip has an upper portion comprising a first engaging portion 30 that is engaged by the downwardly turned belly of the thumb T and a second engaging portion 32 that is engaged by a portion near the base of the thumb on the palm. The engaging portion 34, and a finger other than the thumb that is bent inwardly and whose upwardly directed tip is spaced apart from the thumb and a portion near the base of the thumb in the palm, in the illustrated embodiment. , in particular, the middle finger B1, the ring finger C, and the little finger DL07), and a lower portion 38 that is engaged by the pads of the middle finger B1, the ring finger C, and the little finger DL07), and the portions near the bases of these fingers in the palm T. (In the illustrated embodiment, the index finger A is engaged with a recess 40 provided in the reel mounting iron.) The first engagement portion engaged by the thumb T is , is raised relative to the second engaging portion 32 engaged by the element near the base of the thumb in the palm, and the second engaging portion is upwardly directed toward the first engaging portion. It is inclined and the first
The upper surface of the engaging portion has a concave cross section as shown in FIG. Further, the front edge 30' of the first engaging portion is such that the tip of the thumb engaged with the first engaging portion protrudes toward the reel R.
The reel is set at a position that allows rotation of the reel.

From both sides of the first engaging portion 30 to the second engaging portion 32
A recess 44 is provided across the entire length, and as seen in FIG. 2, the right recess receives the index finger, and the left recess receives the thumb after thumb control.

The lower portion 38 has a downwardly directed projection 4 near its tip.
6 is provided, and a recess 48,50 is formed in the front part thereof, into which the middle finger B is engaged, and in the rear part thereof, the ring finger C and the little finger are engaged.

By using the grip according to the above embodiment, the upper part and the lower part of the grip can be engaged and grasped while leaving a certain distance between the thumb (the corresponding part of the palm) and the other fingers, respectively. Therefore, compared to conventional grips, it can be gripped with considerably greater force. Additionally, since the thumb rests on the first engagement portion, thumb control can be achieved in a stable manner. In the above-mentioned embodiment, the upper surface of the ① engaging portion is concave, but if it is made substantially flat, the thumb placed thereon can be stably supported.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a side view of the hand portion of a fishing rod equipped with a grip according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along line II-II in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a side view of a conventional fishing rod. . 26--grip, 30-m-first engaging part, 32-m-second engaging part, 34-11 upper part, 38-11 lower part, T--1 thumb, T'- m - the part near the base of the thumb, A - the first finger, B - the first finger, m - the ring finger, the little finger. Written amendment June 1989 - L/day 1, Indication of the case 1986 Patent Application No. 1, Name of the invention Fishing rod grip 3, Relationship to case No. 35 of the person making the amendment Patent applicant address name Title Limited Company Architorial 4 corrects the description of the scope of claims in the [Claims J column (attachment) of the agent's specification] as follows. 11 A grip for a fishing rod in which a grip is provided at the end of the hand and a reel is set adjacent to the tip of the grip, with the pad of the thumb of the hand facing downward and the other fingers Bend inward, with the belly between the first and second joints facing upwards,
While gripping the grip with the upwardly turned tips of said other fingers away from the thumb and the part of the palm near the base of the thumb, use the pads of said other fingers and the part of the palm near the base of said other fingers. a lower portion to be gripped and gripped; and an upper portion including an engaging portion provided on the lower portion and engaged by the thumb, the leading edge of the upper portion being engaged on the engaging portion. A grip for a fishing rod, characterized in that the grip is set at a position such that a portion near the tip of the thumb protrudes forward from the front edge and reaches the reel. 2. The upper portion includes a second engaging portion that is engaged by a portion near the base of the thumb in the palm, and the upper portion includes a second engaging portion that is engaged by a portion near the base of the thumb I.
The grip for a fishing rod according to claim 1, wherein the engaging portion that is engaged in this way is more protruded than the second engaging portion. 3. The upper surface of the engaging portion that is engaged by the thumb is flat or concave when viewed in cross section. fishing rod grip. "that's all

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A grip for a fishing rod in which a grip is provided at the end of the hand and a reel is set adjacent to the tip of the grip, with the pad of the thumb of the hand facing downward; Bend the other fingers inward, with the pads between the first and second joints facing upwards,
While gripping the grip with the upwardly turned tips of said other fingers away from the thumb and the part of the palm near the base of the thumb, use the pads of said other fingers and the part of the palm near the base of said other fingers. a lower portion that is engaged and grasped; and an upper portion that includes an engagement portion that is disposed on the lower portion and that is engaged by the thumb; A grip for a fishing rod, characterized in that a portion near the tip of the engaged thumb projects forward from the front edge and is set at a position so as to reach the reel. 2. The upper portion includes a second engaging portion that is engaged by a portion near the base of the thumb in the palm, and the engaging portion that is engaged by the thumb is more protruding than the second engaging portion. A grip for a fishing rod according to claim 1. 3. The upper surface of the engaging portion that is engaged by the thumb is flat or concave when viewed in cross section. fishing rod grip.