US20090025120A1 - Tri-Finger Multi Sport Glove - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to gloves, and more particularly to a sports glove for improved gripping of a sporting implement.
- U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,443 to Green published on Mar. 14, 2000, teaches a golf glove with an exposed palm.
- the exposed palm provides greater ventilation to the hand and prevents the build up of unwanted moisture in the glove.
- an exposed palm does not provide desired gripping surface over the palm area.
- US Patent Application 2007/0079421 A1 to Davis published Apr. 12, 2007, teaches a billiard training glove.
- the Davis device provides a glove that covers the thumb, index finger and middle finger but does not cover the entire hand which provides increased ventilation.
- the Davis device discloses a billiard gloved with low friction material to reduce friction as the cue stick passes along the hand. Therefore, a device is needed that provides a higher friction surface to increase the effectiveness of the glove in gripping sporting elements.
- the present device is a sports glove that allows for improved gripping of a sporting implement by a human hand.
- Such an implement may be a tennis racquet handle, a golf club handle, or any other handle, whether for a sporting implement, tool, or the like.
- the sports glove includes a front panel for covering at least the portion of the palm, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb of the hand.
- the front panel has a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a palm section, and a wrist section.
- the finger and thumb sections of the front panel may further each include a plurality of air holes therethrough to allow further air flow through the glove.
- the front panel may be comprised of any suitable flexible material such as cotton, spandex, leather, or the like.
- the front panel may further include an inner layer fixed to an outer layer, wherein the inner layer has a relatively high coefficient of friction against the palm section.
- a back panel covers at least the portion of the dorsal side of the hand, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb.
- the back panel has a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a dorsal section, and a wrist section.
- the front and back panels are mutually fixed at their peripheral edges at the index finger sections, the middle finger sections, the thumb sections, the palm and dorsal sections, and opposing sides of the wrist sections. As such, a wrist aperture is formed between the wrist sections of each panel. Fixing the front and back panels in such a way allows for greater air flow in the palm region of the glove.
- the front and back panels are mutually unattached at tips of the index finger, the middle finger and the thumb. Such open-ended finger and thumb sections allow for greater air flow between the panels when the glove is in-use.
- a side panel is fixed between and connects the front and back panels.
- a side panel may be a flexible and optionally elastomeric material such as cotton, flexible open mesh, spandex, Lycra or the like.
- the side panel may be one or more individual pieces as necessary to allow for a proper shape between the panels, and may be sewn to each panel at the peripheral edges thereof.
- Use of a side panel between the front and back panels makes the glove more comfortable to wear, decreases bunching of the glove material and thus improves the grip of the glove.
- the ring finger, pinky finger, and the uncovered portion of the hand protrude from between the panels at a larger aperture.
- a high-friction material may be a web of flexible rubber, leather, or other suitable material and preferably provides a relatively high coefficient of friction without causing damage to the sporting implement.
- the present device is a sports glove that is comfortable to use, allows for ample aeration through the glove during use, provides an improved grip that allows for better control of sporting implements such as tennis racquets, golf clubs, and the like, without causing damage to the sporting implement, and minimizes slippage between the glove and the hand.
- FIG. 1 is a rear elevational view of the invention, as worn by a human hand;
- FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of the invention, as worn by a human hand;
- FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the invention, taken generally along lines 3 - 3 of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view of the invention, taken generally along lines 4 - 4 of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view of an alternate embodiment of the invention, taken generally along lines 4 - 4 of FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 5 is a close-up elevational view of a mesh material of the invention.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the invention as used with a sporting implement, namely, a tennis racquet;
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the invention as used with a sporting implement, namely, a golf club;
- FIG. 8 is a front elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein;
- FIG. 9 is a left-side elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein.
- FIG. 10 is a rear elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein.
- FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate a sports glove 10 that allows for improved gripping of a sporting implement 18 ( FIG. 6 ) by a human hand 15 .
- a sporting implement 18 may be a tennis racquet handle, as shown in FIG. 6 , a golf club handle, as shown in FIG. 7 , or any other handle, whether for a sporting implement 18 , tool (not shown), or the like.
- the hand 15 is any human hand 15 , the front or palm side of which may include a portion 15 a of the palm, wrist 15 b , index finger 15 c , middle finger 15 d , and thumb 15 e , as illustrated in FIG. 2 .
- the dorsal side 15 f of the hand 15 has a wrist 15 g , index finger 15 h , middle finger 15 i , and thumb 15 j , as illustrated in FIG. 1 .
- the hand 15 further includes ring finger 15 k , pinky finger 15 l , and an uncovered portion 15 m.
- the sports glove 10 includes a front panel 20 for covering at least the portion 15 a of the palm, wrist 15 b , index finger 15 c , middle finger 15 d , and thumb 15 e of the hand 15 .
- the front panel 20 has a peripheral edge 25 , an index finger section 21 , a middle finger section 22 , a thumb section 23 , a palm section 24 , and a wrist section 26 .
- the finger and thumb sections 21 , 22 , 23 of the front panel 20 may further each include a plurality of air holes 80 therethrough ( FIGS. 2 , 8 and 9 ) to allow further air flow through the glove 10 .
- the front panel 20 may be comprised of any suitable flexible material such as cotton, spandex, leather, or the like.
- the front panel 20 may further include an inner layer 28 fixed to an outer layer 29 ( FIG. 3 ), wherein the inner layer 28 has a relatively high coefficient of friction against the palm section 15 a .
- An inner layer 28 with a relatively high coefficient of friction against the palm section 15 a decreases the slippage of the glove 10 away from the hand 15 and improves the grip of the glove 10 against the sporting implement 18 .
- certain types of chamis, leather, rubber, or plastic web materials may be used, provided they are flexible.
- the outer layer 29 in such an embodiment may be an elastic fabric material such as spandex, Lycra, or the like.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a back panel 30 that covers at least the portion 15 f of the dorsal side of the hand 15 , wrist 15 g , index finger 15 h , middle finger 15 i , and thumb 15 j .
- the back panel 30 has a peripheral edge 35 , an index finger section 31 , a middle finger section 32 , a thumb section 33 , a dorsal section 34 , and a wrist section 36 .
- the back panel 30 may be comprised of an elastic open mesh material 90 ( FIG. 5 ), elastic material such as Lycra®, or any other suitable flexible and absorbent material such as cotton, spandex, terrycloth, or the like.
- the front and back panels 20 , 30 are mutually fixed at their peripheral edges 25 , 35 at the index finger sections 21 , 31 , the middle finger sections 22 , 32 , the thumb sections 23 , 33 , the palm and dorsal sections 24 , 34 , and opposing sides 36 a , 36 b ( FIG. 1 ) of the wrist sections 26 , 36 .
- a wrist aperture 40 is formed between the wrist sections 26 , 36 of each panel 20 , 30 , illustrated in FIG. 3 . Fixing the front and back panels 20 , 30 as described allows for greater air flow in the palm region of the glove 10 .
- the front and back panels 20 , 30 are mutually unattached at tips 21 a and 31 a , tips 22 a and 32 a , and 23 a and 33 a of the finger and thumb sections 21 , 22 , 23 , 31 , 32 , 33 .
- tips 15 n , 15 o , and 15 p of the fingers and thumb of the hand 15 at least partially protrude from between the panels 20 , 30 .
- Such open-ended finger and thumb sections 31 , 32 , 33 allow for greater air flow between the panels 20 , 30 when the glove 10 is in-use.
- the wrist section 36 of the back panel 30 includes a notch 50 at the peripheral edge 35 thereof, and extends towards the palm section 34 thereof ( FIGS. 1 and 3 ).
- the wrist section 36 in such an embodiment, further includes a size adjustment strap 60 fixed at one end 64 thereof to one side 54 of the notch 50 .
- the strap 60 terminates at a second end 66 thereof to the other side 56 of the notch 50 , an adjustment means 70 being fixed to the adjustment strap 60 at the second end 66 .
- the adjustment means 70 is preferably a hook-and-loop type fastener, but can also be mechanical snaps, clips, buttons, or the like.
- the wrist sections 26 , 36 may also include an elastomeric band 130 fixed around the wrist aperture 40 .
- a side panel 120 is fixed between and connects the front and back panels 20 , 30 .
- a side panel 120 may be a flexible and optionally elastomeric material such as cotton, flexible open mesh, spandex, Lycra or the like.
- the side panel 120 may be one or more individual pieces as necessary to allow for a proper shape between the panels 20 , 30 , and may be sewn to each panel 20 , 30 at the peripheral edges 25 , 35 thereof.
- Use of a side panel 120 between the front and back panels 20 , 30 decreases bunching of the glove material, makes the glove more comfortable to wear and improves the grip of the glove.
- the ring finger 15 k In use, with the hand 15 inserted between the panels 20 , 30 through the wrist aperture 40 at the wrist sections 20 , 30 , the ring finger 15 k , pinky finger 15 l , and the uncovered portion 15 m of the hand 15 protrude from between the panels 20 , 30 at a larger aperture 45 , illustrated in FIGS. 1 , 2 and 9 .
- sides 100 of the thumb portions 23 , 33 and the index finger portions 21 , 31 of each panel 20 , 30 each face each other and include a high-friction material 110 having a relatively high coefficient of friction against the sporting implement 18 .
- a high-friction material 110 may be a web of flexible rubber, leather, or other suitable material and preferably provides a relatively high coefficient of friction without causing damage to the sporting implement 18 .
Abstract
An improved sports glove covering the index finger, middle finger, thumb, a portion of the palm, and a portion of the wrist of a human hand is disclosed. The pinky finger and ring finger, and a portion of the palm and a portion of the dorsal side of the hand are left uncovered with the glove of the present invention, which allows for greater aeration throughout the glove during use and greater control when gripping a sporting implement such as a tennis racquet handle, a golf club handle, or the like.
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- This invention relates to gloves, and more particularly to a sports glove for improved gripping of a sporting implement.
- Sports gloves to improve gripping are well known in the art. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,768,711 to Wissink on Jun. 23, 1998 teaches such a device. Such devices are made to improve a wearer's grip of a sporting implement allowing for better control of the sporting implement. However, despite the development of many approaches to sports gloves, these approaches often have significant drawbacks.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,621,918 to Bernhard, published on Apr. 22, 1997, teaches a traditional sports glove that covers the entire hand including all five fingers of the hand. This approach provides the advantage of protecting all areas of the hand and increasing the gripping surface of the glove. However, this approach has the disadvantage of restricting the amount of ventilation the hand receives because the entire hand is covered. Insufficient ventilation causes sweaty palms and fingers, which can lead to slippage of the glove on the hand and reducing the effectiveness of the glove. Therefore, there is a need for a sports glove that can allow greater ventilation but still provide an adequate grip. Moreover, a traditional five-finger glove can feel constrictive and make the sports glove uncomfortable. Thus, a need exists for a less restrictive and more comfortable sports glove.
- U.S. Pat. No. 5,768,711 to Wissink on Jun. 23, 1998 teaches a sports glove with exposed finger tips. The open finger tips allows for better ventilation of the interior of the glove. However, the Wissink does not teach direct ventilation of the palm area. Thus, a need exists for a sports glove that also ventilates the palm region of the hand.
- U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,443 to Green, published on Mar. 14, 2000, teaches a golf glove with an exposed palm. The exposed palm provides greater ventilation to the hand and prevents the build up of unwanted moisture in the glove. However, an exposed palm does not provide desired gripping surface over the palm area. A need exists, then, for a sports glove that provides partial coverage of the palm area of the hand but also allows for direct ventilation of the palm area.
- U.S. Pat. No. 4,882,787 to Hull et al., published on Nov. 28, 1989, teaches a golf glove covering only the ring finger and little finger to provide bare handed feel. This device combines the benefit of greater ventilation to the hand while providing a gripping surface over part of the palm area. The Hull et al. device teaches away from covering the thumb, index finger and middle finger in order to provide the wearer a barehanded feel. However, a barehanded feel is not always desired for the thumb, index finger and middle finger as these tend to be the dominant fingers when gripping a sporting implement such as a tennis racquet, golf club, or the like. A need exists, consequently, for a sports glove that covers the thumb, index finger and middle finger but does not cover the entire palm region to provide increased ventilation.
- US Patent Application 2007/0079421 A1 to Davis, published Apr. 12, 2007, teaches a billiard training glove. The Davis device provides a glove that covers the thumb, index finger and middle finger but does not cover the entire hand which provides increased ventilation. However, the Davis device discloses a billiard gloved with low friction material to reduce friction as the cue stick passes along the hand. Therefore, a device is needed that provides a higher friction surface to increase the effectiveness of the glove in gripping sporting elements.
- US Patent Application 2004/0199978 A1 to Cass, published on Oct. 14, 2004, teaches a sports glove for basketball with at least three fingers and with a gripping surface. However, the Cass device teaches away from covering the thumb as the device is designed for use with a basketball. Also, the Cass device teaches using a very rough gripping surface such as 80 grit Emory cloth or sandpaper. Such a rough gripping surface would not be suitable for sporting implements such as tennis racquet handles and golf club handles, which tend to have special grips on the handles. Over time with repeated use, the glove disclosed by Cass would damage such special grips. Therefore, a sports glove is needed that provides an improved grip for sporting implements such as tennis racquets and golf clubs without causing damage to the sporting implement.
- In addition to the above deficiencies, many sports gloves allow for too much slippage between the hand and a sporting implement such as a tennis racquet, a golf club, or the like. With many currently available gloves, the glove material can be pulled in many directions to cause bunching of the material, creating areas of the glove that are too loose and other areas that are too tight. Thus, a need exists that allows for a sports glove that provides sufficient grip between the glove and the hand and does not cause bunching of the glove material.
- Therefore, there is a need for an improved sports glove that is comfortable to use, allows for ample aeration throughout the glove, provides an improved grip that allows for better control of sporting implements, such as tennis racquets, golf clubs, and the like, without causing damage to the sporting implement, and minimizes slippage between the glove and the hand. The present invention accomplishes these objectives.
- The present device is a sports glove that allows for improved gripping of a sporting implement by a human hand. Such an implement may be a tennis racquet handle, a golf club handle, or any other handle, whether for a sporting implement, tool, or the like.
- The sports glove includes a front panel for covering at least the portion of the palm, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb of the hand. The front panel has a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a palm section, and a wrist section. The finger and thumb sections of the front panel may further each include a plurality of air holes therethrough to allow further air flow through the glove.
- The front panel may be comprised of any suitable flexible material such as cotton, spandex, leather, or the like. The front panel may further include an inner layer fixed to an outer layer, wherein the inner layer has a relatively high coefficient of friction against the palm section. A back panel covers at least the portion of the dorsal side of the hand, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb. The back panel has a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a dorsal section, and a wrist section.
- The front and back panels are mutually fixed at their peripheral edges at the index finger sections, the middle finger sections, the thumb sections, the palm and dorsal sections, and opposing sides of the wrist sections. As such, a wrist aperture is formed between the wrist sections of each panel. Fixing the front and back panels in such a way allows for greater air flow in the palm region of the glove. In one embodiment of the invention, the front and back panels are mutually unattached at tips of the index finger, the middle finger and the thumb. Such open-ended finger and thumb sections allow for greater air flow between the panels when the glove is in-use.
- In one embodiment, a side panel is fixed between and connects the front and back panels. Such a side panel may be a flexible and optionally elastomeric material such as cotton, flexible open mesh, spandex, Lycra or the like. The side panel may be one or more individual pieces as necessary to allow for a proper shape between the panels, and may be sewn to each panel at the peripheral edges thereof. Use of a side panel between the front and back panels makes the glove more comfortable to wear, decreases bunching of the glove material and thus improves the grip of the glove.
- In use, with the hand inserted between the panels through the wrist aperture at the wrist sections, the ring finger, pinky finger, and the uncovered portion of the hand protrude from between the panels at a larger aperture. In one embodiment, sides of the thumb portions and the index finger portions of each panel, respectively, each face each other and include a high-friction material having a relatively high coefficient of friction against the sporting implement. As such, with the glove on the hand and the hand grasping the sporting implement, the thumb and index finger substantially encircle and grasp the implement with the high-friction material. Such a high-friction material may be a web of flexible rubber, leather, or other suitable material and preferably provides a relatively high coefficient of friction without causing damage to the sporting implement.
- The present device is a sports glove that is comfortable to use, allows for ample aeration through the glove during use, provides an improved grip that allows for better control of sporting implements such as tennis racquets, golf clubs, and the like, without causing damage to the sporting implement, and minimizes slippage between the glove and the hand. Other features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following more detailed description, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, which illustrate, by way of example, the principles of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a rear elevational view of the invention, as worn by a human hand; -
FIG. 2 is a front elevational view of the invention, as worn by a human hand; -
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the invention, taken generally along lines 3-3 ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view of the invention, taken generally along lines 4-4 ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 4B is a cross-sectional view of an alternate embodiment of the invention, taken generally along lines 4-4 ofFIG. 1 ; -
FIG. 5 is a close-up elevational view of a mesh material of the invention; -
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the invention as used with a sporting implement, namely, a tennis racquet; -
FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the invention as used with a sporting implement, namely, a golf club; -
FIG. 8 is a front elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein; -
FIG. 9 is a left-side elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein; and -
FIG. 10 is a rear elevational view of the invention, illustrated without a human hand therein. -
FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate asports glove 10 that allows for improved gripping of a sporting implement 18 (FIG. 6 ) by ahuman hand 15. Such an implement 18 may be a tennis racquet handle, as shown inFIG. 6 , a golf club handle, as shown inFIG. 7 , or any other handle, whether for a sporting implement 18, tool (not shown), or the like. - For clarity, it is to be understood that in the drawings the
hand 15 is anyhuman hand 15, the front or palm side of which may include aportion 15 a of the palm,wrist 15 b,index finger 15 c,middle finger 15 d, andthumb 15 e, as illustrated inFIG. 2 . Thedorsal side 15 f of thehand 15 has awrist 15 g,index finger 15 h, middle finger 15 i, and thumb 15 j, as illustrated inFIG. 1 . Thehand 15 further includesring finger 15 k, pinky finger 15 l, and an uncoveredportion 15 m. - As illustrated in
FIG. 2 , thesports glove 10 includes afront panel 20 for covering at least theportion 15 a of the palm,wrist 15 b,index finger 15 c,middle finger 15 d, andthumb 15 e of thehand 15. Thefront panel 20 has aperipheral edge 25, anindex finger section 21, amiddle finger section 22, athumb section 23, apalm section 24, and awrist section 26. The finger andthumb sections front panel 20 may further each include a plurality ofair holes 80 therethrough (FIGS. 2 , 8 and 9) to allow further air flow through theglove 10. - The
front panel 20 may be comprised of any suitable flexible material such as cotton, spandex, leather, or the like. Thefront panel 20 may further include aninner layer 28 fixed to an outer layer 29 (FIG. 3 ), wherein theinner layer 28 has a relatively high coefficient of friction against thepalm section 15 a. Aninner layer 28 with a relatively high coefficient of friction against thepalm section 15 a decreases the slippage of theglove 10 away from thehand 15 and improves the grip of theglove 10 against the sporting implement 18. For example, certain types of chamis, leather, rubber, or plastic web materials may be used, provided they are flexible. Theouter layer 29 in such an embodiment may be an elastic fabric material such as spandex, Lycra, or the like. -
FIG. 1 illustrates aback panel 30 that covers at least theportion 15 f of the dorsal side of thehand 15,wrist 15 g,index finger 15 h, middle finger 15 i, and thumb 15 j. Theback panel 30 has aperipheral edge 35, anindex finger section 31, amiddle finger section 32, athumb section 33, a dorsal section 34, and awrist section 36. Theback panel 30 may be comprised of an elastic open mesh material 90 (FIG. 5 ), elastic material such as Lycra®, or any other suitable flexible and absorbent material such as cotton, spandex, terrycloth, or the like. - Illustrated in
FIGS. 1 , 2 and 4A, the front andback panels peripheral edges index finger sections middle finger sections thumb sections dorsal sections 24,34, and opposingsides FIG. 1 ) of thewrist sections wrist aperture 40 is formed between thewrist sections panel FIG. 3 . Fixing the front andback panels glove 10. - In one embodiment of the invention illustrated in
FIGS. 1 and 2 , the front andback panels tips tips thumb sections tips hand 15 at least partially protrude from between thepanels thumb sections panels glove 10 is in-use. - Preferably the
wrist section 36 of theback panel 30 includes anotch 50 at theperipheral edge 35 thereof, and extends towards the palm section 34 thereof (FIGS. 1 and 3 ). Thewrist section 36, in such an embodiment, further includes asize adjustment strap 60 fixed at oneend 64 thereof to oneside 54 of thenotch 50. Thestrap 60 terminates at asecond end 66 thereof to theother side 56 of thenotch 50, an adjustment means 70 being fixed to theadjustment strap 60 at thesecond end 66. As such, the size of thewrist aperture 40 is selectively adjustable. The adjustment means 70 is preferably a hook-and-loop type fastener, but can also be mechanical snaps, clips, buttons, or the like. Thewrist sections elastomeric band 130 fixed around thewrist aperture 40. - In an alternate embodiment, illustrated in
FIG. 4B , aside panel 120 is fixed between and connects the front andback panels side panel 120 may be a flexible and optionally elastomeric material such as cotton, flexible open mesh, spandex, Lycra or the like. Theside panel 120 may be one or more individual pieces as necessary to allow for a proper shape between thepanels panel peripheral edges side panel 120 between the front andback panels - In use, with the
hand 15 inserted between thepanels wrist aperture 40 at thewrist sections ring finger 15 k, pinky finger 15 l, and the uncoveredportion 15 m of thehand 15 protrude from between thepanels larger aperture 45, illustrated inFIGS. 1 , 2 and 9. - In one embodiment, illustrated in
FIGS. 1 , 2 and 10,sides 100 of thethumb portions index finger portions panel friction material 110 having a relatively high coefficient of friction against the sporting implement 18. As such, with theglove 10 on thehand 15 and thehand 15 grasping the sporting implement 18, the thumb and index finger substantially encircle and grasp the implement 18 with the high-friction material 110. Such a high-friction material 110 may be a web of flexible rubber, leather, or other suitable material and preferably provides a relatively high coefficient of friction without causing damage to the sporting implement 18. - While a particular form of the invention has been illustrated and described, it will be apparent that various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. For example, various types of flexible materials may be used for the front and
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1. A sports glove for a human hand comprising:
a front panel for covering at least a portion of the palm, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb of the hand, the front panel having a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a palm section, and a wrist section;
a back panel for covering at least a portion of the dorsal side of the hand, wrist, index finger, middle finger, and thumb of the hand, the back panel having a peripheral edge, an index finger section, a middle finger section, a thumb section, a palm section, and a wrist section, the peripheral edges of the front and back panels mutually fixed at the peripheral edge of the index finger sections, middle finger sections, thumb sections, and at either side of the wrist sections to form a wrist aperture between the wrist sections of each panel;
whereby with the hand inserted between the panels at wrist sections, the ring finger, pinky finger, and an uncovered portion of the hand protrude from between the panels.
2. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the front and back panels are mutually unattached at tips of the finger and thumb sections, whereby the tips of the index finger, middle finger, and thumb may at least partially protrude from between the panels.
3. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the wrist section of the back panel includes a notch at the peripheral edge thereof and extending towards the palm section thereof, the wrist section further including a size adjustment strap fixed at one end to the wrist section at one side of the notch and terminating at a second end that extends to the other side of the notch, an adjustment means fixed to the adjustment strap at the second end, whereby the size of the wrist aperture is selectively adjustable.
4. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the finger and thumb sections of the front panel each include a plurality of air holes therethrough.
5. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the back panel is comprised of an elastic open mesh material.
6. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the back panel is comprised of an elastic fabric material.
7. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the front panel is comprised of an elastic fabric material.
8. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein the front panel further includes an inner layer fixed to an outer layer, the inner layer having a relatively high coefficient of friction against the palm.
9. The sports glove of claim 8 wherein the outer layer is comprised of an elastic fabric material.
10. The sports glove of claim 1 wherein sides of the thumb portions and index finger portions of each panel that face each other and include a high-friction material having a relatively high coefficient of friction against a sporting implement, whereby with the glove on the hand and the hand grasping the sporting implement, the thumb and index finger substantially encircle and grasp the implement with the high-friction material.
11. The sports glove of claim 1 further including at least one side panel fixed between and connecting the front and back panels.
12. The sports glove of claim 11 wherein one side panel is fixed between the index finger and middle finger sections of each panel.
13. The sports glove of claim 11 wherein the at least one side panel is made from an elastomeric material.
14. The sports glove of claim 11 further including an elastomeric band fixed to the front and back panels around the wrist aperture.
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