JPH08196680A - Glove and wrist holder - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a glove and a wrist holder allowing a swing strongly driving a ball with stable directivity by suppressing the movement of the more skillful hand and the opposite hand in the directions perpendicular to the backs of the hands centering on the joints of the wrists. CONSTITUTION: A glove 10 fitted to the more skillful hand HR has a back side pulling means 15 formed integrally with at least one of a glove section 11 and a wrist fitting section 13 and applying the tensile force acting in the direction to bend the back of the hand to the outside on the back of the hand HR2 side. An opposite side glove 20 fitted to the hand HL on the opposite side to the more skillful hand HR has a palm side pulling means 25 formed integrally with at least one of a glove section 21 and a wrist fitting section 23 and applying the tensile force acting in the direction to bend the palm to the inside on the palm side.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention suppresses unnecessary movements of so-called wrist joints (joints between hands) when swinging one club with both hands such as golf, baseball and hockey. The present invention relates to a glove and a wrist holder having a function of performing accurate shots.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art It is well known that in the swing of golf, baseball, hockey, etc., the movement of the wrist during the swing greatly affects the flight direction and speed of the hit ball. For example, when a person whose right hand is the right hand plays golf, first, as shown in FIG. 24, the club 1 is grasped by the left hand HL which is the hand opposite to the right hand, and then the right hand HR is held as shown in FIG. Attached, hand HR and hand HL on the opposite side of the hand
Hold club 1 with both hands so that the palms of the palms face in opposite directions.

A wrist joint in the plane of the back HL2 of the left hand when the club 1 is gripped and swung (the back HL of the left hand).
2 (joint between the left wrist HL1 and the left wrist HL1) The movement of the left hand HL around the center HL3 (the movement in the direction indicated by the arrow X in FIG. 24 (A), which is the direction in which the expression of the wrist cock is used in golf). (Motion) is effective in increasing the velocity of the hit ball and has little influence on the flight direction. However, the movement of the left hand HL in the direction perpendicular to the back HL2 of the left hand around the joint HL3 of the left wrist (the movement in the direction indicated by the arrow Y in FIG. 24B) not only reduces the speed of the hit ball but also the club. This is one of the factors that make the flight direction unstable because the direction of the face is changed.

As can be seen from this, during the swing, it is preferable to move the left hand HL in the plane of the back HL2 of the left hand, but the movement of the left hand HL in the direction perpendicular to the back HL2 of the left hand (particularly, It is desirable to restrict movements such as bending the back of the hand HL2 outward) as much as possible. Correspondingly, since the right hand HR, which is the right hand, is integrated by holding the club 1 with both hands, it is better to allow the back HR2 to move in the same plane as the left hand HL, It is desirable to control the movement that bends the palm inward. This is not limited to golf, but the same can be said when swinging a bat in baseball or swinging a stick in hockey, and the movement of the hand in the direction perpendicular to the back of the hand is restricted as much as possible. This increases the speed of the hit ball and stabilizes the flight direction. That is, in general sports such as hitting a ball with a tool held with both hands, it is desirable to restrict movement of the hand opposite to the hand with bending the back of the hand as far as possible, and in the hand, It is desirable to restrict movements such as bending the palm inward as much as possible.

[0005]

However, the joint of the human wrist is the movement of the hand in the direction perpendicular to the back of the hand (see FIG. 24).
The movement in the direction indicated by the arrow Y in (B) is very easy and natural, and rather, the movement of the hand in the plane of the back of the hand HL2 (the movement in the direction indicated by the arrow X in FIG. 24A). ) Is more unnatural. For this reason, there is a problem that the hand moves at right angles to the back of the hand during a swing such as golf, and unless the training is adequately performed, the hitting speed becomes slow and the hitting ball easily bends.

The present invention has been made in view of these problems.
When swinging while holding a club, etc. with both hands, such as golfing, the movement of the hand in the direction perpendicular to the back of the hand centered around the wrist joint of the hand and the hand on the side opposite the hand (especially opposite to the hand) (Hand movement that bends the back of one hand outward)
It is an object of the present invention to provide a glove and a wrist holder capable of performing a swing that produces a powerful hitting ball with a stable directionality.

[0007]

In order to achieve such an object, the glove according to the present invention has a glove part which wraps at least the back of the hand and the palm and the glove part which is integrally connected to the glove part and is worn on the hand. The wrist attachment part to be attached to the wrist in a state, and a pulling means that is integrally formed with at least one of the glove part and the wrist attachment part on the back side of the hand and applies a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward. ing. In addition, it is preferable that the pulling means is configured such that the pulling force increases as the palm is bent inward.

When this glove is worn on the hand, when the palm of the hand is bent inward, the pulling means pulls the back of the hand outward. That is, when an attempt is made to bend the palm of the palm of the hand inward, the pulling means exerts a pulling force in a direction to suppress this, and movement of the hand such that the palm of the palm of the hand is bent inward is restricted. When holding a club, bat, etc. with both hands so that the palm of the hand and the palm of the opposite hand face in opposite directions, the palm of the palm of the hand is restricted from bending inward,
The hand on the opposite side of the hand is restricted from moving so that the back of the hand is bent outward. However, the pulling means is formed integrally with at least one of the glove portion and the wrist mounting portion on the back side of the glove portion, and only pulling force acts from the wrist to the back of the hand. Therefore, the movement of the hand in a direction in which the hand is bent in the in-plane direction (for example, movement in the cock direction in a golf swing)
However, such a regulation does not work, and movement in the cock direction is allowed.

In order to achieve the above object, gloves may be worn on both the hand and the hand opposite to the hand. This glove has at least a glove portion that wraps around the back of the hand and a palm, and a wrist attachment portion that is integrally connected to the glove portion and that is attached to the wrist while the glove portion is worn on the hand. Then, the hand side gloves to be worn on the hand is a back side pulling means which is formed integrally with at least one of the glove portion and the wrist mounting portion on the back side of the hand and gives a pulling force acting in the direction of bending the back of the hand outward. The opposite side glove to be worn on the hand opposite to the dominant hand is formed integrally with at least one of the glove portion and the wrist attachment portion on the palm side and imparts a pulling force acting in the direction of bending the palm inward. It has a palm side pulling means. According to this glove, when each glove is worn on each hand and a swing similar to the above is performed, it is possible to suppress the movement of the hand that bends the palm of the hand of the hand inward, and The movement of the hand that bends the back of the hand outward can be suppressed, and movement in the in-plane direction of the hand is allowed.

Further, as in the case of the above, a glove having a back side pulling means for giving a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward is attached to the hand, and the hand on the side opposite to the hand is attached to the hand. Even if you wear a glove that has a presser plate that is formed integrally with the glove part and wrist attachment part on the back side of the hand and has elastic flexibility that suppresses the movement of bending the back of the hand to the outside, the palm of the hand of the hand is inside It is possible to suppress the movement of the hand that bends to the outside, and to suppress the movement of the hand that bends the back of the hand on the opposite side of the hand to the outside.

In order to achieve the above object, at least one finger or an upper mounting portion mounted on the back of the hand,
A wrist holder comprising a wrist mounting part to be mounted on the wrist, a pulling means which is arranged on the back side of the hand by connecting the upper mounting part and the wrist mounting part, and which gives a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward. Even when worn on the hand, it is possible to regulate the movement of the hand such that the palm of the hand is bent inward.

Further, the wrist holder constructed as described above is worn on the hand, and the hand on the side opposite to the hand is equipped with at least one finger or an upper mounting portion to be mounted on a palm portion.
A wrist including a wrist mounting portion to be mounted on the wrist, and a pulling means that connects the upper mounting portion and the wrist mounting portion, is disposed on the palm side, and applies a pulling force that acts in the direction of bending the palm inward. Even when the holder is attached, it is possible to suppress the movement of the hand that bends the palm of the hand of the hand inward and the movement of the hand that bends the back of the hand on the opposite side of the hand to the outside.

Further, when the wrist holders are attached to both hands, an upper attachment portion to be attached to at least one finger or a back portion of the hand and a wrist attachment portion to be attached to the wrist are provided on the hand opposite to the hand. And, even if a wrist holder is provided, which is arranged on the back side of the hand by connecting the upper mounting portion and the wrist mounting portion, and a holding plate portion having elastic flexibility that suppresses the movement of bending the back of the hand outward, It is possible to suppress the movement of the hand that bends the palm of the hand on the inside of the hand, and also suppress the movement of the hand that bends the back of the hand on the opposite side of the hand to the outside.

[0014]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, a case will be described where the golf player wears the handed side gloves 10 according to the first aspect of the present invention on the handedness. The handed glove 10 is provided with a pulling means for applying a pulling force acting in a direction in which the back of the hand is bent outward, and restricts the movement of bending the palm inward. In Figure 1,
It shows a state in which a person whose right hand is the right hand wears the hand side gloves 10 on the right hand HR and holds the golf club 1 with both hands such that the palms of the right hands face the opposite directions. It should be noted that the hand HL on the side opposite to the handed side may be worn with ordinary golf gloves without any pulling means or the like, but in FIG. 1, the opposite side gloves 20 whose details will be described later are worn. Is shown.

As shown in FIG. 2 when viewed from the back side of the hand, the handed side glove 10 is a glove portion 11 made of cloth, leather or the like that covers five fingers, the palm and the back of the hand.
In the wrist mounting part 13 integrally engaged with the wrist side of the glove part 11, and in the glove part 11 and the wrist mounting part 13,
A pulling member (pulling means) 15 is integrally attached to a portion covering the back of the hand when it is worn on the hand, extending from the wrist side to the back side of the hand and integrally attached. In addition, the wrist mounting part 13
Male and female locking means 14a and 14b, which are so-called magic fasteners, are provided at both ends of the male and female locking means. After inserting the hands into the glove portion 11, the male and female locking means 14a,
By locking 14b, as shown in FIG. 1, the wrist attachment part 13 is tightly wound around the wrist HR1, and the hand side gloves 10 are worn on the right hand HR.

The tension member 15 includes rubber, resin (plastic), vinyl, leather, carbon fiber, glass fiber, fiber woven with shape memory alloy, or synthetic fiber having elasticity such as polyester. Of course, when used as a composite or a mixture of these, it is made of a member having tensile elasticity, and generates a tensile force in the direction opposite to the force in the direction of arrow A in FIG. . As shown in FIG. 1, with the right-hand HR wearing the gloves 10 on the handed side,
The back joint HL2 centering on the wrist joint HL3 of the left hand HL
When the is bent outward (bent in the direction of the arrow Y '), the left and right hands HL and HR are integrated by gripping the club 1, so that the palm of the right hand also bends inward around the wrist joint HR3. . Therefore, the pulling member 15 of the handed side glove 10 is pulled in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 2 and a pulling force in the opposite direction is generated,
The force acts in the direction of bending the palm side of the left hand HL inward, and the force acts in the direction of bending the back of the right hand HR outward (arrow Y ″ direction).

The pulling force is applied to the pulling member 15
The stronger the force in the direction of arrow A applied to is, the greater the force. That is,
The greater the bending angle of the right hand HR inward of the palm, the greater the pulling force against it. This pulling force may be set to almost zero when the hand is straightened, and may be set to increase as the palm is bent inward.However, when the hand is straightened, the predetermined pulling force is already obtained. It is preferable to set it to occur.

As can be seen from this, if the gloves 10 are worn on the right hand, the wrist joint HL of the left hand HL is worn.
The movement of the hand that bends the back of the hand HL2 outward around 3 and the movement of the hand that bends the palm inward around the joint HR3 of the wrist of the right hand HR are the pulling members 1
It is suppressed by the pulling force of 5. Since the pulling member 15 only generates a drag force against the pulling in the direction of arrow A in FIG. 2, the pulling member 15 does not move against the movement of the hand (the movement of the hand in the cock direction) in the same plane as the back (or flat) of the hand. Such restraint force does not act.

Therefore, when the gloves 10 on the handed side are worn, the hand HL on the side opposite to the handed hand is allowed to move in the X direction in FIG. 24 but only moves in the Y direction. It is possible to suppress the swing, and it becomes easy to perform a swing that produces a hit ball with little bending and high speed. Further, conventionally, at the end of the swing, the back of the hand HL2 of the left hand HL may be forced to be bent outward due to the inertia of the club 1, and the joint HL3 of the wrist may be damaged. With respect to such inertia, the pulling force of the pulling member 15 absorbs this, and then the hand is further returned to the original position, which is also useful for preventing the injury of the wrist joint portion.

Next, the hand side gloves 10 and the opposite side gloves 20
A pair of left and right gloves according to the second aspect of the present invention will be described. This glove includes the above-mentioned glove 10 on the right hand, which is worn on the right hand, and the opposite glove 20, which is worn on the left hand, which is the hand on the side opposite to the hand. A case where the club 1 is swung while wearing these gloves will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 shows the opposite side glove 20 as viewed from the palm side. The gloves 20 on the other side are also gloves 10 on the handed side
It has a glove portion 21 configured in the same manner as above and a wrist mounting portion 23 having male and female locking means 24a, 24b such as magic fasteners provided at both ends. Then, on the palm side of the glove part 21 and the wrist mounting part 23, the part extending from the wrist side to the part covering the palm is attached integrally, and rubber, etc.
A pulling member 25 made of the same material as the pulling member 15 is provided.

The pulling member 25 is indicated by an arrow B in FIG.
A pulling force in the opposite direction to the directional force is generated. As a result, as shown in FIG. 1, when the club 1 is grasped by wearing the handed side gloves 10 on the right hand and the opposite side gloves 20 on the left hand HL, the left and right hands HL and HR are integrated. Therefore, each wrist HL3
When bent in the arrow Y ′ direction around HR3, the pull member 25 of the opposite glove 20 is pulled in the arrow B direction to generate a pull force in the arrow Y ″ direction,
The pulling member 15 of the handed glove 10 also generates a pulling force in the direction of the arrow Y ″. That is, when the back HL2 of the left hand HL is bent outward (the palm of the right hand HR is bent inward), the pulling members 15 and 25 are formed. The pulling force of
It acts in the direction of bending the palm of the left hand HL inward, and acts in the direction of bending the back of the right hand HR outward.

The pulling force of the pulling member 25 is
The stronger the force applied to the pulling member 25 in the direction of the arrow B, the greater the strength. That is, the larger the bending angle of the back of the left hand HL to the outside, the greater the pulling force against it. It is preferable that the pulling force of the pulling member 25 is also set so that a predetermined pulling force is already generated in the state where the hand is straightened like the pulling member 15.

As can be seen from this, the gloves 1 on the handed side
When 0 is worn on the right hand HR and the opposite glove 20 is set on the left hand HL, the movement of the hand such that the back joint HL2 is bent outward with the wrist joint HL3 of the left hand HL as the center, and
The pulling force of the pulling members 15 and 25 restrains the movement of the hand that bends the palm inward around the wrist joint HR3 of the right hand HR. The pull member 25
Also only generates a drag force against the pull in the direction of arrow B in FIG. 3, so such a restraining force does not act on the movement of the hand in the same plane as the back of the hand.

Therefore, when the gloves 10 on the handed side and the gloves 20 on the opposite side are worn, the movement of the hand in the X direction on the side opposite to the handed side in FIG. It is possible to suppress only movement, it becomes easier to perform a swing that produces a ball with less bending and a high speed, and it is possible to more effectively prevent injury to the wrist joint part during swing. it can.

Next, a pair of left and right gloves according to the third aspect of the present invention will be described. FIG. 4 and FIG. 4 in which the club 1 is swung by wearing the above-mentioned gloves 10 on the right hand, which is the right hand, and wearing the opposite gloves 30, on the left hand, which is the hand on the opposite side to the right hand, A description will be given with reference to FIG. Similar to the state shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 4 shows a state where a person whose right hand is the right hand HR holds the golf club 1 with both hands, and FIG.
Indicates a state in which the opposite side glove 30 is viewed from the back side of the hand. The opposite-side glove 30 also has a glove portion 31 and a wrist attachment portion 33 that are configured similarly to the handed side glove 10. The wrist mounting portion 33 is in the longitudinal direction (left and right direction in FIG. 4).
The male and female buttons 34a and 34b are attached to both ends of the male and female buttons so as to be extendable and retractable.

From the back side of the wrist attachment part 33 to the glove part 31
A pressing plate 35 made of a material having elasticity and flexibility is attached to the surface of the back of the hand. In the holding plate 35, the front end wide portion 35a is formed in a flat plate shape and the base side wide portion 35c is also formed in a flat plate shape. The central portion 35b of the presser plate 35 located at the wrist joint HL3 is narrowed by being narrowed in the width direction, but is formed thicker than the tip side wide portion 35a and the root side wide portion 35c.

The pressing plate 35 formed in this manner has its back surface so that the front-side wide portion 35a is located on the back side surface of the glove portion 31 and the root-side wide portion is located on the back side surface of the wrist mounting portion 33. The whole is joined and attached integrally. It should be noted that it is possible to sew this on the glove part 31 etc. after attaching it separately from the glove part 31 etc. Alternatively, resin molding may be directly performed so that the thickness is larger than that of the glove portion 31 or the like.

The material of the pressing plate 35 may be any material that can be elastically deformed, and for example, synthetic resin (plastic), rubber, vinyl, leather, metal, carbon fiber, glass fiber or the like can be used. In addition, these complexes,
A mixture may be used, or a mixture of resin and rubber with metal powder may be used. Also, elasticity may be adjusted by inserting a metal wire having elasticity such as a piano wire as a core material into these.

In the pressing plate 35 thus formed, the central portion 35b is easily bent in the right and left direction within its surface, but is hard to be bent in the direction perpendicular to the surface. The central portion 35b is located at the center when the hand is bent around the wrist (the bending fulcrum of the wrist joint HL3), and therefore, the bending rigidity against movement in the same plane as the back of the hand HL2. Is small, and the bending rigidity is large with respect to the movement in the direction of bending the back of the hand.

Therefore, when the opposite glove 30 is worn on the left hand HL, the holding plate 35 allows movement of the hand around the wrist joint HL3 in the plane of the back of the hand HL2,
Since the movement of bending the back of the hand HL2 outward is suppressed, the movement of the hand within the plane of the back HL2 of the hand around the wrist joint HL3 is allowed, and the movement of bending the back HL2 of the hand outward is suppressed. Therefore, by wearing the opposite-side glove 30 of this example together with the handed side glove 10, as in the case of wearing the opposite-side glove 20, a swing that produces a ball with less bending and a higher speed can be performed. In addition to being easy to perform, it is possible to prevent the back of the hand from being forcibly bent outwardly and damaging the wrist due to the inertia of the club at the end of the swing.

In the above embodiment, the hand side gloves 10
As a pulling means for giving a pulling force acting in the direction of bending the back of the hand of the hand to the outside
However, the present invention is not limited to this, and may have a configuration as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8.

The hand side gloves 40 shown in FIGS. 7 and 8 are
Similar to the hand side gloves 10, the glove portion 41 and the wrist mounting portion 4
3, a notch 42 is formed on the back side of the hand from the glove portion 41 to the wrist mounting portion 43, which extends laterally and has a predetermined width in the vertical direction. FIG. 7 shows this handed glove worn on the right hand HR and held so that the end face of the notch 42 abuts (the force for moving the back of the right hand in the right angle direction is not applied). As described above, the back HR2 side of the hand is bent outward with respect to the wrist HR1.

From this state, when a force is applied to bend the palm inward as shown by the arrow Y ', the notch 42 is opened as shown in FIG. 8 and the back HR2 of the hand can be straightened with respect to the wrist HR1. , If you apply more force, you can bend the palm inward. A pull member 45 is joined to the inside of the notch 42. Pull member 45
Like the pulling member 15, is made of a member having a pulling elasticity such as rubber. When the end face of the notch 42 is in contact with the pulling member 15, the pulling force becomes almost zero, and the palm is bent inward ( The pulling force is increased as the force applied to the pulling member 45 in the direction of the arrow Y'is stronger. For this reason, if the wearer-side gloves 40 are worn, the right hand H is worn in the same manner as when the wearer-side gloves 10 are worn.
The pulling force of the pulling member 45 suppresses the movement of the hand such that the palm is bent inward around the joint HR3 of the wrist of R.

Further, in order to adjust the pulling force of the pulling member 45 in the handed side glove 40 configured as described above, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the handed side glove 50 is shown.
May be configured. The handed side glove 50 has the same configuration as the handed side glove 40 except for the pulling member 45, and therefore, the reference numeral added with 10, and the description thereof will be omitted. The pulling member 55 joined to the inside of the cutout portion 52 of the hand side glove 50 is made of the same material as the pulling member 15 and the like, and is joined to the wrist side with the first pulling member 55a joined to the back side of the hand. Second pulling member 5
5b and. This pull member 55
The a and 55b are connected by a fastener 56 also called a zipper or a zipper. This fastener 56
Is composed of a first fastener member 56a attached to the first pulling member 55a and a second fastener member 56a attached to the second pulling member 55a. Then, the intermediate tension member 57 is joined by connecting the first fastener member 56a and the second fastener member 56a.

In the handed side glove 50 thus constructed, as shown in FIG. 9, when the zipper 56 is closed, the size of the back of the hand HR2 of the glove portion 51 becomes short, so that the back of the hand HR2 is pulled outward. To be And
The more the palm is bent inward (the stronger the force applied to the pulling member 55 in the direction of the arrow Y '), the greater the pulling force. Therefore, if the gloves on the handed side 50 are worn, the same as when the gloves 40 on the handed side are worn,
The pulling force of the pulling member 55 suppresses the movement of the hand that bends the palm inward around the wrist joint HR3 of the right hand HR.

Then, as shown in FIG. 10, when the fastener 55 is opened, the intermediate pull member 57 is added, so that the size of the notch 52 becomes large, and the back HR2 of the hand is placed outside as shown by the arrow Y ". In other words, in the glove 50 on the handed side, when the fastener 56 is opened, the restraining force for suppressing the movement of the hand such as bending the palm inward is small, and when the fastener 56 is closed, the palm is inward. The restraining force that restrains the movement of the hand that bends in the direction becomes large.

Next, referring to FIG. 11 to FIG. 15, the hand side gloves 60 to 80 according to another embodiment of the present invention.
Will be described. First, the handed side glove 60 will be described with reference to FIGS. 11 and 12. This hand side gloves 6
Reference numeral 0 denotes a glove portion 61 formed similarly to the glove portion 11 and the like of each of the above-mentioned hand side gloves 10, and a wrist which is integrally connected from the glove portion 61 and wound around the wrist HR1 so as to be firmly attached to the hand. It is composed of a mounting portion 63. On the back side of the hand of the glove portion 61, pull members 65 that are vertically separated (on the finger side and on the wrist side) are attached. The pulling member 65 is made of the same material as that of the pulling member 15 and the like, and includes a first pulling member 65a attached to the finger side and a second pulling member 65b attached to the wrist side.

A fastener 66 similar to the fastener 56 is attached to the opposite sides of the pulling members 65a and 65b. The fastener 66 is the first fastener member 6 attached to the first pulling member 65a.
6a and a second fastener member 66b attached to the second pulling member 65b. Each of the fastener members 66a and 66b is attached so as to have a predetermined interval when the fastener 66 is opened, as shown in FIG. In this state, the pulling members 65a and 65b are connected only on the little finger side as shown in FIG. 11, so that the pulling force of the pulling member 65 does not act significantly.

Then, as shown in FIG. 12, when the fasteners 66 are all closed, both the tension members 65.
The a and 65b are connected by the fastener 66, and the pulling force of the pulling member 65 acts greatly to increase the pulling force on the back of the hand as indicated by the arrow Y ″. When 66 is opened, the restraining force for restraining the hand movement such as bending the palm inward becomes small, and when the fastener 66 is closed, the restraining force for restraining the hand movement such as bending the palm inside is increased. By adjusting the opening / closing amount of 66, the pulling force for pulling the back of the hand outward can be adjusted, so that the restraining force when bending the palm inward can be adjusted.

Next, the handed glove 70 will be described with reference to FIGS. 13 and 14. This hand side gloves 70
Also, a glove portion 71 formed similarly to the glove portion 11 and the like in each of the above-mentioned hand side gloves 10 and a wrist attachment which is integrally connected from the glove portion 71 and wound around the wrist HR1 so as to be firmly attached to the hand. And part 73. The pulling member 7 is provided on the back side of the glove portion 71.
The upper end portion (finger side) of 5 is attached, and this pulling member 75 is also made of the same material as the pulling members 15 and the like. On the back side (inside) of the hand at the lower end of the pulling member 75, the male and female locking means 14a,
One of the locking members 76a that configures the magic fastener 76 formed in the same manner as 14b is attached, and the other locking component that configures the magic fastener 76 is provided below the back side (wrist side) of the hand of the glove portion 71. Member 76b is attached.

The respective locking members 76a and 76b of the magic fastener 76 are formed with a predetermined width in the vertical direction, and under the locking member 76a provided on the pulling member 75 side as shown in FIG. When the side portion and the upper portion of the locking member 76b provided on the glove portion 71 side are locked, the pulling force of the pulling member 75 is increased as in the case of opening the fastener 66 on the hand side glove 60. It does not work significantly. Then, as shown in FIG. 14, by locking the entire surfaces of the respective locking members 76a and 76b, the pulling force of the pulling member 75 acts largely as in the case where all the fasteners 66 are closed, and the arrow Y ″ As shown by, the force to pull the back of the hand outward becomes large.
As when adjusting the opening and closing amount of the fastener 66,
By adjusting the positions at which the locking members 76a and 76b are locked, the pulling force for pulling the back of the hand outward can be adjusted, so that the restraining force when bending the palm inward can be adjusted. .

FIG. 15 shows a glove 8 on the hand side of another embodiment.
0 is viewed from the back side of the hand. Handed gloves 1
5 is a glove portion 81 configured in the same manner as the gloves 10 and the like.
Male and female locking means 84 such as a magic fastener at the end and
Has a wrist mounting portion 83 provided with. The wrist portion 83 to the glove portion 81 on the back side of the hand 80
At the end of the time, a pulling member (not shown) is joined and shirring 85 is applied. Here, the shirring is a process in which the cloth is sewn and shrunk, and is sewn at a predetermined interval, and the lower thread is tightened and gathers (wrinkles) are twisted. In the handed glove 80, the pulling member such as rubber is sewn integrally with the back side of the glove portion 81.

In the handed side glove 80 in which the elastic shirring 85 is applied to the back side of the hand as described above, when the handed side glove 80 is worn in the right hand, the handed side glove 10 or the like is worn in the right hand. Similarly to the above, a pulling force that pulls the back of the hand outward is generated, and the movement of bending the palm inward is suppressed. By bending the palm inward with a force that resists the pulling force of the pulling member, the wrinkles in the shirring 85 expand as the bending angle increases, and
The pulling force of the pulling member also increases.

Next, another example of the opposite side glove according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 16
The figure shows the opposite side glove 90 as viewed from the palm side.
The opposite side glove 90 has a glove part 91 and a wrist mounting part 93 formed of the same material and shape as the glove part 81 and the wrist mounting part 83 of the handed side glove 80, and the wrist mounting part 93 has the same shape. A magic fastener 94 is provided. From the wrist attachment portion 93 to the glove portion 91 on the palm side of the opposite side glove 90, the shirring 95 together with the pulling member is provided in the same manner as the hand side glove 80.
Is given. In the glove portion 90 on the opposite side, the shirring 90 is formed so as to extend not only to the palm portion of the glove portion 91 but also to the thumb portion 91a.

In the opposite side glove 90 thus formed, the pulling force acts on the shirring 95 in the direction of bending the palm inward as in the case of wearing the opposite side glove 20. ,
The movement of bending the back of the hand outward can be suppressed. Further, when the golf club is gripped by wearing the gloves 90 on the opposite side, since the shirring 95 is applied to the palm of the palm and the portion extending from the palm in the thumb direction, the portion abutting the golf club is shirred. 9
As a result, the feeling of wearing gloves is improved and the feeling of holding a golf club is improved. Further, when the golf club is gripped, the shirred portion does not become fully extended (the back of the hand is bent to the outermost side), so that the contact portion with the golf club is overlapped by gathers. Since it is formed of a plurality of cloths and the like, it is possible to efficiently prevent slipping on the golf club, increase the strength against friction, and improve the durability of the opposite side glove.

Next, with reference to FIG. 17 and FIG. 18, description will be given of the wrist side wrist holder 100 according to the fourth aspect of the present invention. The handed wrist holder 100 is worn on the right hand HR, which is a handed hand like the handed glove 10, so as to prevent the palm of the right hand HR from bending inward. Handed wrist holder 100 is a handed (right hand) H
Wrist mount 10 wrapped around wrist HR1 in R
3, a back member 102 formed by extending in the back HR2 direction of the hand at a right angle from an approximately middle portion of the wrist mounting portion 103, and a back-and-back member HR2 of the right hand HR formed in a ring shape extending in the left-right direction. To the palm of the hand, and an upper mounting portion 101 surrounding the outer circumference. The upper mounting portion 101, the back member 102, and the wrist mounting portion 103 are made of cloth, leather, synthetic fiber, or the like, like the wrist mounting portion 13 or the like. Male and female locking means 104a such as a magic fastener are also provided at both ends of the wrist mounting portion 103.
104b is provided, and the right hand HR is attached to the upper mounting portion 10.
Male and female locking means 104a, 104b after being inserted into
As shown in FIG. 18, the wrist holder 100 on the right hand side is worn on the right hand HR by locking the.

On the surface from the wrist mounting portion 103 to the back member 102, the pulling member 105 made of a stretchable material similar to the pulling member 15 of the hand side glove 10 is attached. Since the material of the pulling member 105, the mounting method, the setting of the pulling force, and the action of the pulling member 105 on the right hand are the same as those of the glove 10 on the handed side, the description thereof will be omitted.

When the right-handed wrist holder 100 having the above-described structure is worn on the right-hand HR, the palm is centered around the wrist joint HR3 of the right-hand HR, as when the gloves on the right-handed side 10 are worn. The movement of the hand that bends inward is suppressed by the pulling force of the pulling member 105, which makes it easy to perform a swing that produces a low-bend and high-speed hit ball, and prevents injury to the wrist joint during swinging. Can be achieved.

The wrist holder on the handed side is not limited to the above-described structure, but may be structured as shown in FIGS. 19 and 20. This hand side wrist holder 110
Is a wrist attachment part 113 attached to the wrist HR1 of the right hand HR, and a back side of the hand formed by hollowing out a thumb part so as to be integrally connected from the wrist attachment part 113 and wrap around the palm of the right hand HR and the wrist side of the back of the hand. It is composed of a mounting portion 111. It should be noted that the back side attachment portion 111 and the wrist attachment portion 113 of these hands are the same as the glove portion 11
It is made of cloth or the like.

A notch 112 is formed on the back HR2 side of the hand side wrist holder 110 from the wrist side mounting portion 113 to the back side mounting portion 111 of the hand.
A pull member 115 is joined to the notch 112. The cutout 112 and the pulling member 115 have the same structure as the cutout 42 and the pulling member 45 of the hand side glove 40, and therefore the description thereof is omitted here. Even when the hand-held wrist holder 110 configured as described above is worn, the palm is bent inward around the joint HR3 of the wrist of the right hand HR as in the case of wearing the hand-held glove 40. The movement of the hand is suppressed by the pulling force of the pulling member 115. Therefore, even if the wrist holder 110 is worn, it becomes easy to perform a swing that produces a ball with less bending and a higher speed.

Next, a pair of left and right wrist holders according to the fifth aspect of the present invention will be described. In this wrist holder, the above-mentioned gloves 10 on the right hand side are worn on the right hand, which is the right hand, and the opposite side gloves 20 or 30 on the left hand, which is the hand on the side opposite to the right hand.
As in the case of wearing the club to perform the swing of the club 1, the wrist holder 100 or 110 on the right hand to be worn on the right hand
And a wrist holder on the opposite side to be worn on the left hand. First, with reference to FIGS. 21 and 22, the opposite wrist holder 120 that produces the same effect as the opposite glove 20 shown in FIG. 3 will be described. This opposite wrist holder 12
0 has an upper mounting portion 121 similar to the wrist side wrist holder 100, and a wrist mounting portion 123 having male and female locking means 124a and 124b provided at both ends thereof. The part 121 and the wrist mounting part 123 are connected to each other by a palm member 122 formed by extending in a palm direction at a right angle from a substantially middle part of the wrist mounting part 123.

The upper mount 121, the palm member 122, and the wrist mount 123 are also made of cloth, leather, or the like, like the wrist holder 100 on the handed side. And
A pulling member 125 formed of a stretchable material similar to the pulling members 15 and 105 is attached to the surface from the wrist mounting portion 123 to the palm member 122 by the same attaching method.

Opposite wrist holder 1 constructed in this way
If 20 is worn on the left hand HL, it is possible to suppress outward bending of the back HL2 of the left hand, as in the case where the opposite side gloves 30 are worn on the left hand, and the right hand side gloves 10
It is possible to obtain the same effect as when the user wears a glove and wears the opposite side glove 20 on the left hand to perform a swing.

Further, as shown in FIG. 23, as the wrist holder according to the sixth aspect of the present invention, the opposite wrist holder 130 worn on the left hand HL is constructed so as to produce the same effect as the opposite glove 30. You may. The opposite wrist holder 130 includes the wrist mounting portion 103, the back member 102, and the upper mounting portion 101 of the hand side wrist holder 100.
It has a wrist mounting part 133, a back member 132 and an upper mounting part 131 which are formed in the same manner as. At the end of the wrist mounting part 133, the same male and female locking means 134 as described above is provided.
a and 134b are provided. A pressing plate 135 formed in the same manner as the pressing plate 35 of the opposite side glove 30 is attached to the surface of the upper member 132, and its sectional shape is the same as that of the pressing plate 35 shown in FIG. Are added to the reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

Although the glove and the wrist holder according to the present invention have been described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 23, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. For example, the glove portion of each glove 10, 20, 30 need not necessarily cover all five fingers, and may have a shape in which a part of the portion covering each finger is cut. When the opposite side gloves and the opposite side wrist holder are provided with a pulling member that pulls the palm side, a notch is formed between the wrist mounting part and the palm side of the glove part (palm part). You may comprise so that a tension member may be joined to a part. That is, FIGS. 7 to 10 and FIG.
9. Form the notches 42 and the like in the hand side gloves and hand side wrist holder shown in FIG. 20 on the opposite side (palm side),
You may comprise so that a tension member may be provided in the part. Also, the handed side gloves 60, 7 shown in FIGS.
The arrangement method of the pulling member 65 and the like in 0 may be used on the palm side.

Opposite side gloves 30 and opposite side wrist holder 1
In Fig. 5, the shape of the holding plate that holds the back side of the hand is
Also, as shown in FIG. 23, the portion of the wrist located at the joint does not need to be constricted in the width direction, and may be formed in a flat plate shape or a plurality of ribs may be provided on the flat plate. In addition, when this rib is provided, the movement of the back of the hand in the in-plane direction can be easily performed, and the movement in the direction perpendicular to the back of the hand can be suppressed. It is preferable to provide it facing (in the vertical direction).

The wrist holders 100 to 130 do not necessarily need to be worn with bare hands, and may be worn over gloves on top of each other. Furthermore, in each of the above examples, when wearing gloves or wrist holders on both hands, when wearing gloves on one hand, also wearing gloves on the other hand, and wearing a wrist holder on one hand In the case, I explained about wearing the wrist holder on the other hand,
The present invention is not limited to this, and it is of course possible to wear gloves on one hand and a wrist holder on the other hand.

In each of the above embodiments, the male and female locking means 14a, 14b provided at both ends of the wrist mounting portion 13 and the like are not limited to so-called magic fasteners and male and female buttons, but can be firmly attached to the wrist by tying a string. You may comprise. In addition, the entire wrist mounting portion may be configured to be expandable and contractible like a so-called supporter without providing the male and female locking means so that the wrist mounting portion can be firmly mounted on the wrist.

Further, in the above embodiment, the case where the glove 10 according to the present invention is worn on the hand and the golf club 1 is gripped and the swing is performed, but the present invention is not limited to this. . That is, it can be used in any sport where a player holds a tool with both hands, such as when swinging a bat in baseball, or when swinging a stick with gateball, hockey, etc. For example, while allowing the movement of the hand in the same plane as the back of the hand, the movement of bending the palm of the hand of the hand inward and the movement of the back of the hand on the side opposite to the hand of the hand can be suppressed. This makes it easier to perform a swing that produces a ball with less bending and a higher speed, and at the end of the swing, the inertia of the club or the like forces the back of the hand on the opposite side of the hand to bend outward, forcing a wrist. It is also possible to prevent the joint part from being damaged.

In each of the above-mentioned embodiments, when the right hand is the right hand, the gloves and wrist holder gloves to be worn on the hand and the hand on the side opposite to the hand have been described. In some cases, a glove and a wrist holder whose left and right sides are formed opposite to those of the above-described embodiments are worn.

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As described above, in the state in which the glove and the wrist holder according to the present invention are worn, the pulling member is opposed to the motion of bending the palm of the hand inward with respect to the wrist. Generates the pulling force of the palm and suppresses the movement of bending the palm inward. For this reason, the pulling member provided on the hand side for the movement of bending the back of the hand outward with respect to the wrist with the hand on the side opposite to the hand which is the point that determines the directionality of the hit ball when swinging. Generates a pulling force in the opposite direction and suppresses the movement of bending the back of the hand outward.

As a result, during the swing of a club or the like, the back of the hand on the side opposite to the hand is prevented from bending outward, but the movement of the hand in the same plane as the back of the hand (cock on a golf swing) Movement in the direction) is free, and if this glove is worn and a swing is performed, it is easy to produce a hit ball with little bending and high speed. In addition,
At the end of the swing, due to the inertia of the club, the back of the hand on the side opposite to the dexterous hand may be forced to bend outwards, damaging the joints of the wrist. The pulling force of the pulling member such as the handed side glove acts to absorb this inertial force, and then
Since the pulling force acts so as to push the hand back to its original position, it is possible to prevent such injury of the wrist joint.

Further, when a glove and a wrist holder that suppress the movement of bending the back of the hand outward with respect to the wrist are worn on the hand on the side opposite to the dexterous hand, at a right angle to the back of the hand. It is possible to further suppress the movement in the direction.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state where a club is grasped by wearing a handed side glove and an opposite side glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing the hand side gloves from the back side of the hand.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing the opposite side glove from the palm side.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which the hand side gloves according to the present invention and the opposite side gloves of another example are worn and the club is grasped.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing the opposite glove from the back side of the hand.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in FIGS. 5 and 23 showing a cross section of the holding plate of the opposite side glove.

FIG. 7 is a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a front view and a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention, which shows the back side of the hand.

FIG. 12 is a front view and a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention showing the back side of the hand.

FIG. 13 is a front view and a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention showing the back side of the hand.

FIG. 14 is a front view and a side view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention showing the back side of the hand.

FIG. 15 is a front view showing another example of the handed side glove according to the present invention on the back side of the hand.

FIG. 16 is a front view showing another example of the opposite side glove according to the present invention as seen from the palm side.

FIG. 17 is a front view of the right-hand side wrist holder according to the present invention viewed from the back side of the hand.

FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a state in which the club is gripped with the wrist on the handed side.

FIG. 19 is a side view showing another example of the handedness side wrist holder according to the present invention.

FIG. 20 is a side view showing another example of the handedness side wrist holder according to the present invention.

FIG. 21 is a front view showing another example of the opposite wrist holder according to the present invention as seen from the palm side.

FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing a state in which the club is grasped by wearing the wrist holder on the handed side.

FIG. 23 is a front view showing another example of the opposite wrist holder according to the present invention from the back side of the hand.

FIG. 24 is a front view and a side view showing the movement of the hand holding the club.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 club 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 9
0 gloves 100,110,120,130 wrist holders 11,21,31,41,51,61,71,81,9
1 Glove part 15, 25, 45, 55, 66, 75, 105, 11
5,125 Pull member 35,135 Holding plate

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A glove portion that wraps at least the back of a hand and a palm, a wrist attachment portion that is integrally connected to the glove portion and that is attached to a wrist while the glove portion is worn on the hand, and the glove portion and the glove portion on the back side of the hand. A glove which is formed integrally with at least one of the wrist attachment parts and which applies a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward. 2. A pair of left and right gloves consisting of a handed side glove to be worn on the handed hand and an opposite side glove to be worn on the hand opposite to the handed hand, wherein each glove wraps at least the back and palm of the hand. It has a glove part and a wrist attachment part that is integrally connected to the glove part and is attached to the wrist in a state where the glove part is worn on the hand, and the hand side gloves are the glove part and the aforesaid back side of the hand. It has a back side pulling means that is formed integrally with at least one of the wrist attachment parts and applies a pulling force that acts in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward, the opposite side glove, on the palm side of the hand, the glove part and the A glove characterized by comprising a palm side pulling means which is formed integrally with at least one of the wrist attachment parts and which applies a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the palm inward. 3. A pair of left and right gloves consisting of a handed side glove worn on the handed hand and an opposite sided glove worn on the hand opposite the handed hand, wherein each of the gloves encloses at least the back of the hand and the palm. It has a glove part and a wrist attachment part that is integrally connected to the glove part and is attached to the wrist in a state where the glove part is worn on the hand, and the hand side gloves are the glove part and the aforesaid back side of the hand. It has a back side pulling means that is formed integrally with at least one of the wrist attachment parts and applies a pulling force that acts in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward, and the opposite side glove has the glove part and the above on the back side of the hand. A glove characterized by comprising a pressing plate portion which is formed integrally with a wrist mounting portion and which has elastic flexibility to suppress the movement of bending the back of the hand outward. 4. An upper mounting part to be mounted on at least one finger or a back part of a hand, a wrist mounting part to be mounted on a wrist, and an upper mounting part connected to the upper mounting part and the wrist mounting part on the back side of the hand. A wrist holder provided with a pulling means for applying a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the back of the hand outward. 5. A pair of left and right wrist holders comprising a wrist holder to be worn on the hand and a wrist holder on the opposite side to the hand opposite to the hand, wherein the wrist holder is to be worn on the hand side. An upper mounting part that is mounted on at least one finger or the back of the hand, a wrist mounting part that is mounted on the wrist, and the upper mounting part and the wrist mounting part are connected to each other and arranged on the back side of the hand. And a pulling means for applying a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the outer side of the wrist, wherein the opposite wrist holder is an upper mounting portion mounted on at least one finger or a palm portion, and a wrist mounting mounted on the wrist. And a pulling means that connects the upper mounting portion and the wrist mounting portion, is disposed on the palm side, and applies a pulling force that acts in a direction in which the palm is bent inward. Wrist holder. 6. A pair of left and right wrist holders comprising a wrist holder to be worn on the hand and a wrist holder on the opposite side to the hand opposite to the hand, wherein the wrist holder is to be worn on the hand side. An upper mounting part that is mounted on at least one finger or the back of the hand, a wrist mounting part that is mounted on the wrist, and the upper mounting part and the wrist mounting part are connected to each other and arranged on the back side of the hand. And a pulling means for applying a pulling force acting in a direction of bending the outer side of the wrist, wherein the opposite wrist holder is an upper mounting portion mounted on at least one finger or a back portion of the hand, and a wrist mounting mounted on the wrist. And a pressing plate portion that is arranged on the back side of the hand connecting the upper mounting portion and the wrist mounting portion and has elastic flexibility to suppress the movement of bending the back of the hand outward. To Neck holder.