WO2005053801A1 - ゴルフ用手袋及びこれに用いるクリーナパッド - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a golf glove worn on a hand during golf play and a cleaner pad used for the glove.
- the golf ball (hereinafter simply referred to as the ball) may get water, turf (specifically, cut turf leaves) or soil. Sometimes. In such a case, it is troublesome for the golf player to remove turf and the like adhered to the golf ball by himself, and it was difficult to carry out quickly by removing towels and non-sticks.
- the present invention has been made in view of the problem of being powerful, and provides a golf glove capable of easily, quickly and easily removing water, turf, soil, and the like adhering to a golf ball, and a cleaner pad used for the glove.
- the purpose is to do.
- the solution is to clean the golf ball by rubbing the golf ball against itself, which is made of a different material from at least a part of the back cover that covers the back of the hand when worn.
- This is a golf glove provided with a ball cleaner having a surface material having a possible material strength.
- the golf glove of the present invention has a ball taller portion in at least a part of the upper cover covering the back of the hand. Therefore, during golf play, the golf player is already wearing By rubbing the golf ball on the outer surface of the ball cleaner of the golf glove, water droplets, turf, mud, sand, etc. attached to the golf ball can be easily removed. Therefore, the golf ball can be cleaned quickly without having to take out a towel or the like separately.
- the ball cleaner removes water droplets, turf, mud, sand, foreign matter, etc. attached to the golf ball by rubbing the golf ball on the outer material of the ball cleaner, and performs talling.
- the ball cleaner may be provided on at least a part of the upper cover. Therefore, specifically, golf gloves in which the ball cleaner part forms part of a glove as the back part directly touching the back of the wearer's hand, and the cloth which becomes the ball cleaner part on the back part, etc. Golf gloves provided by sewing or the like.
- the upper part of the wearer's hand that directly touches the back of the wearer's hand may be separately made of cloth, natural leather, artificial leather, etc., and golf gloves with a ball cleaner covering this upper part may also be mentioned. It can.
- golf gloves the dimensions of the palm and the back of the hand of the glove are increased when the glove is worn so that the glove can be easily attached to and detached from the hand.
- the instep fastening wings can be used also as a ball cleaner.
- a golf ball glove of a type in which a ball cleaner portion is provided separately from the upper portion or the upper fastening wing portion so as to cover the upper portion or the upper portion and the upper fastening portion may be provided.
- the ball cleaner portion may be of various structures, such as one having strength only on the outer material, one having a lining in addition to the outer material, and one having a core material between them.
- the golf glove according to claim 1 wherein the ball cleaner portion itself. It is preferable to use golf gloves that have at least a partial force of the outer material of the material and have a water-absorbing material strength.
- the golf glove of the present invention has a ball cleaner portion in which at least a part of the outer material has a water-absorbing material strength.
- the water-absorbing material used for the surface material for example, a material having good water absorption such as a pile towel cloth, other cloth using natural fibers such as cotton fibers, or natural or artificial chamois leather may be used. Can be.
- the portion having a water absorbing material property may be at least a part of the surface material of the ball cleaner portion.
- the entire surface of the outer surface of the ball cleaner may be made of a water-absorbing material such as a towel cloth, but a part of the outer material of the ball cleaner may have a portion of a non-absorbing material. .
- the ball cleaner portion having a surface material having a water-absorbing material and having a water-absorbing material is provided with a waterproof lining on the back surface side of the surface material of the water-absorbing material. It is possible to prevent the absorbed moisture from penetrating and touching the back of the wearer's hand, thereby preventing the wearing feeling from being deteriorated due to the penetration of the moisture.
- the golf glove according to claim 1 or 2 it is preferable that at least a part of the outer surface of the golf ball glove has a raised material strength.
- the golf glove of the present invention has a ball cleaner having at least a part of the outer material and having a raised material strength.
- the raised material used for the outer material may be a material in which fibers or the like are raised.
- shirring toweling For example, shirring toweling, velvet, corten-like cloth, fleece, suede, nubuck, artificial fur (fake fur) and the like can be mentioned.
- the raised material portion may be at least a part of the surface material of the ball cleaner portion. That is, the entire surface of the outer surface of the ball cleaner may be made of a brushed material such as a shirring toweling, but a part of the outer material of the ball cleaner may have a portion that is not brushed and has high material strength. ,.
- the golf glove of the present invention has a ball cleaner portion in which at least a part of the outer material is a brush material.
- the ball can be rubbed on the portion of the ball cleaner of the golf glove of the present invention where the outer material is also the brush material. Soil and foreign matter can be easily and beautifully removed.
- the brush material is, for example, a brush material in which synthetic fibers such as elongated nylon (trade name) are implanted on a base material, such as a toothbrush, or a thicker protrusion such as a brushing brush or a shampoo brush. And a brush material in which a linear or fibrous plastic material is projected in a scattered manner. As described above, it is possible to use a brush material in which the length, the diameter, the density, or the material of the protrusion (fiber) projecting from the surface is appropriately selected.
- the portion of the brush material may be at least a part of the outer material of the ball cleaner portion. That is, the entire surface of the outer surface of the ball cleaner may be made of a brush material. However, a part of the outer material of the ball cleaner, which is not a brush material, may be formed.
- the outer material of the ball cleaner portion is made of a plurality of types of materials. As mentioned above, when cleaning a golf ball, Therefore, it is preferable to change the material. Therefore, as in the present invention, by making the surface material of the ball cleaner portion have a plurality of types of material strength, cleaning can be performed by appropriately selecting the material of the surface material according to the state of contamination of the ball. Therefore, the ball can be more appropriately tallyed.
- the instep fastening wing may be a golf glove that also serves as the ball cleaner.
- some golf gloves have a cantilevered wing in addition to the upper in order to make it easy to put on and take off while fitting the golfer properly.
- Some are provided.
- the gloves are configured so that the dimensions of the gloves around the palm and back of the gloves are reduced by fixing the instep fastening wings to appropriate positions using hook-and-loop fasteners or hooks after wearing.
- the instep fastening wing portion also serves as the ball cleaner portion.
- the golf gloves having the ball cleaner can be worn on the hands in the same manner as the golf gloves having the instep fastening wings.
- the ball cleaner portion is a detachable cleaner pad. For this reason, if the cleaner pad becomes dirty, replace it with a new cleaner pad, or replace the cleaner pad with a water-absorbing material and the brushed material with a brushed material according to the weather. It can be used properly by replacing it, etc.
- the cleaner pad becomes dirty, replace it with a new cleaner pad, or replace the cleaner pad with a water-absorbing material and the brushed material with a brushed material according to the weather. It can be used properly by replacing it, etc.
- an appropriate position on the glove body side (the instep or instep fastening wing) and the cleaner pad side is determined by hooking or hooking. It is preferable to connect each with a hook-and-loop fastener.
- a cleaner pad may be used to attach the cleaner pad to the glove body side. Among them, it is particularly preferable to use a hook-and-loop fastener. This is because the cleaner pad can be freely reattached and its position can be changed freely, and the most suitable fit can be selected and used according to the size and shape of the golf player's hand.
- the cleaner pad is attached to a portion near the wrist near the wrist of the upper portion or the upper portion of the fastening wings, while the cleaner pad is closer to the wrist.
- golf gloves that are not attached to the upper or upper wings should be used.
- the tally nanod is attached to the vicinity of the wrist in the instep or the instep fastening wing, while the cleaner pad is in a free state on the fingertip side. Therefore, even when the glove including the cleaner pad of the present invention is worn on the hand, the cleaner pad can be inflated even if the hand is gripped (gripping the club) or the wrist is bent. A comfortable and appropriate club operation can be performed without causing a sense of incongruity due to being attached to the club.
- tally pad may be attached at a plurality of places near the wrist, or may be attached to the whole width direction of the vicinity of the wrist (thumb direction toward the little finger).
- the cleaner pad may be attached over the entire area.
- the cleaner pad is provided on the thumb side portion near the thumb and the little finger in the vicinity of the wrist of the instep portion or the instep fastening wing portion. It is good to use golf gloves attached to two places near the little finger.
- a cleaner pad is attached to two portions of the upper part or the upper part of the tightening wing in the vicinity of the wrist, that is, the thumb side and the little finger side.
- the cleaner pad is made of material such as cloth or leather, and it is light in size and about the size of the back of your hand.
- mounting place Only two places, near the wrist, are the thumb side and the little finger side. Therefore, even when the fingers are opened or grasped, the cleaner pad is attached only at the thumb side and the little finger side. A club operation can be performed.
- the size of the cleaner pad can be increased on the fingertip side, the ball can be easily cleaned.
- there are only two mounting locations there is an advantage that the attachment / detachment and position adjustment of the cleaner pad are easy.
- the golf glove according to claim 7 or claim 8 wherein the edge of the taller pad on the fingertip side has an arc shape convex to the fingertip side. It is preferred that
- the cleaner pad is attached to the instep or instep fastening area near the wrist, or to the thumb and little finger sides, while the fingertip side is attached to the instep or instep fastening wing. No, it is in a free state. If a corner is provided at the edge of the cleaner pad on the fingertip side, the corner may be undesirably deformed, for example, by turning up due to the use of gloves, making it difficult to clean the ball. Tends to occur.
- Another solution is to provide an upper portion directly touching the back of the wearer's hand, or to include the upper portion and a cantilevered upper fastening wing portion provided to cover the upper portion.
- the golf glove is a tarry nanod that has a surface material that can be attached to and detached from the upper portion or the upper fastening wing portion and has a material strength capable of cleaning the golf ball by rubbing the golf ball against itself.
- the cleaner pad of the present invention can be attached to and detached from the upper part or the upper part of the golf glove. Therefore, when playing golf, the wearer of the golf glove can also attach the cleaner pad to the upper part or the upper part of the glove of the glove.
- this tarina pad has a surface material made of a material that can be cleaned by rubbing a golf ball against itself, grass and the like adhering to the ball can be easily and quickly removed. You can leave.
- the force can also be replaced with a new cleaner pad if the tally nanod becomes dirty.
- another type of cleaner pad is to be used depending on the weather, it can be easily replaced with another type of cleaner pad.
- the cleaner pad according to claim 9 it is preferable that at least a part of its own outer material is a cleaner pad having a water-absorbing material strength.
- the ball gets wet and turf or mud tends to adhere.
- the ball is rubbed on a portion of the surface material of the cleaner pad of the present invention which also has a water-absorbing material, moisture, turf, mud, etc. can be easily removed, so that the ball can be easily cleaned. can do.
- the cleaner pad according to any one of the above be a cleaner pad that also has a material strength by raising at least a part of its own outer material.
- turf, sand, soil, etc. is attached to Beaunoré, if a ball is rubbed against the brushed material of the surface material of the cleaner pad of the present invention, turf, sand, soil, etc. will be raised by brushing. It is easy to remove fine particles and fines easily.
- the cleaner pad according to any one of the above, wherein at least a part of the outer material of the cleaner pad is a brush wire portion.
- the brush material can easily and beautifully remove soil and foreign matter.
- the outer material of the cleaner pad is a tally nanod having a plurality of kinds of material strengths.
- the outer surface of the cleaner pad of the present invention is made of a plurality of types of materials. As described above, in cleaning the golf ball, it is preferable to change the material in accordance with the stains attached. Therefore, by making the surface material of the cleaner pad from a plurality of types of materials as in the present invention, cleaning can be performed by appropriately selecting the material of the surface material according to the state of dirt on the ball. Can clean the ball more properly
- FIG. 1 is an explanatory view showing a form of a golf glove according to Example 1 in a state in which an instep fastening wing is closed.
- FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a golf glove according to Example 1 in a state where an instep fastening wing is opened.
- FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing an example of a fiber form of a fabric (pile) having good water absorbency.
- FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a fiber form of a brushed cloth (fake fur).
- FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a configuration of a brush unit.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a state of a golf glove according to Example 2 in a state before a cleaner pad is attached.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a form of a cleaner pad used for a golf glove according to Example 2.
- FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing a golf glove according to Example 2, showing a state after a cleaner pad is attached.
- FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a golf glove according to Example 3 in a state before a cleaner pad is attached.
- FIG. 10 is an explanatory view showing a form of a cleaner pad used for a golf glove according to Example 3.
- FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a golf glove according to Example 3, showing a state after a cleaner pad is attached.
- FIG. 12 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment of the cleaner pad.
- FIG. 13 is an explanatory view showing a form of a golf glove according to Example 4.
- the golf glove 10 of the present embodiment is a golf glove worn on the hand opposite to the dominant arm during playing golf.
- the glove 10 includes a cylindrical finger portion 13 into which fingers of the hand are inserted, the tip of which is closed, a palm portion 14 that covers the palm when worn, and a back portion 12 that covers the back of the hand when worn.
- Well-known materials are used for the upper part 12, finger part 13, and palm part 14, for example, artificial leather such as urethane, natural leather, synthetic fiber such as polyester, or natural fiber. Or a combination of these as appropriate.
- the glove 10 is placed on the upper part 12 from the base end (the lower end in Figs. 1 and 2) to the fingertip side (the upper end in Figs. 1 and 2) on the little finger side (the left side in Fig. 2).
- An elongated slit 122 is provided.
- a substantially square shape is provided, and a fixed side 153 located on one side (left end side in FIG. 1) is sewn to the upper part 12 and fixed. Further, an instep fastening wing 15 having a cantilevered wing shape is provided. A second surface fastener 162 that forms one surface member of the surface fastener 16 is sewn to the tip side 154 of the instep fastening wing portion 15. On the other hand, on the thumb side (the right side in FIG. 2) of the upper part 122, a first surface fastener 161 that is joined by being overlapped with the second surface fastener 162 is sewn and attached.
- the second fastener of the instep fastening wing 15 is overlapped with the first fastener 161 beyond the slit 122.
- the instep fastening wings 15 are also used as a ball cleaner for cleaning a golf ball (not shown). More specifically, the pile outer surface 151, which is the outer material of the upper wing portion 15, covers the entire surface of the outer wing portion 151, that is, the pile material which is made of a material different from the urethane artificial leather or the like forming the upper portion 12. It uses a surface material 61 that also has geodynamics. As shown in FIG. 3, this dress material 61 has a large number of pile fibers 611 made of cotton yarn, and thus has good water absorbability.
- the instep fastening wings 15 which are also used as the base part are part of the gloves 10 already worn on the hand, so that the ball can be quickly cleaned without having to be separately taken out of a pocket or back. .
- the wing lining 62 that forms the lining of the instep fastening wing 15 is preferably made of a waterproof fabric that is not easily permeable to moisture. This is to prevent the moisture absorbed by the wing outer material 61 from penetrating and moving to the upper part 12 to prevent the wearing feeling from being deteriorated.
- a core material (not shown) may be interposed between the wing outer layer 61 and the wing lining 62 to increase the hardness of the instep fastening wing 15 to facilitate installation. .
- the upper part 12 and the upper fastening wing part 15 correspond to the upper part covering the back of the hand at the time of mounting.
- the wing lining 72 can be made of a waterproof cloth that does not easily penetrate moisture. Further, in consideration of air permeability rather than waterproofness, other cloths such as a cloth having good air permeability can be used.
- a brush wire 811 that is relatively thicker and harder than the first modification and has a synthetic fiber strength is relatively coarsely implanted in the base 812 as the outer material 81.
- a dress material 81 which is a brush material is used.
- the brush wire 811 is attached to the golf ball by using the outer material 81 that also has the brush material. Since the soil and foreign matter that have adhered can be removed, soil and foreign matter that has firmly adhered to the surface of the golf ball can be removed cleanly.
- the glove 20 also includes a finger 23, a palm 24, and a back 22 as in the first embodiment.
- Known materials are used for the upper part 22, the finger part 23, and the palm part 24.
- a slit 222 is formed in the instep 22, the instep fastening wing 25 is sewn in a cantilever shape, and is detachably attached to the instep 22 with a hook-and-loop fastener 26.
- the glove 10 according to Example 1 described above was a type of glove in which the instep fastening wing 15 was relatively large and also used as a ball cleaner.
- the fastening wings 25 are relatively small, and separately from the fastening wings 25, the cleaner pad 27 is attached to the glove body 21 so as to cover the wings.
- different parts will be mainly described, and description of similar parts will be omitted or simplified.
- FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing the glove body 21 of the glove 20 of the second embodiment.
- the top 22, the base of the thumb, the base of the index finger, the base of the little finger, and the back of the hand A first hook 281, which is one member of the hook 28, is provided at four places near the wrist on the little finger side in a substantially square shape.
- FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a cleaner pad 27 that can be attached to the glove body 21 of the second embodiment.
- the cleaner pad 27 has a substantially square shape, and a second hook 282 is provided at a position corresponding to the four first hooks 281 at the four corners of the pad lining 272 forming the back surface of the cleaner pad 27. Has been.
- the pad outer material 271 which is the outer material of the cleaner pad 27 has a surface material that is different from the material around itself, that is, the pile towel, and has a pile toughness similar to the glove 10 of the first embodiment. (See Figure 3). Therefore, if a golf ball (not shown) wetted by morning dew or rain, or to which turf or mud adheres, is rubbed against the surface material 61, the water is absorbed and the turf and mud can be easily removed. Since the cleaner pad 27 is a part of the glove 20 already worn on the hand, as with the glove 10 of the first embodiment, the ball is quickly cleaned without having to be separately taken out of a pocket or a bag. be able to. If this glove 20 is used intensively, golf play becomes possible as in the case of the glove 10 of the first embodiment.
- the instep fastening wing 15 also serving as the ball cleaner was too strong to remove the glove 10 force.
- the cleaner pad 27 is only attached to the glove body 21 (the upper part 22) with the hook 28 and is detachable, the glove 20 can be freely replaced. Therefore, if the cleaner pad 27 becomes dirty, a new cleaner pad can be replaced and a cleaner pad 27 can be used to remove dirt from the golf ball.
- a surface material 71 having a brushed fabric force such as fake fur described in the first modification or a surface material 81 having a brush material force described in the second modification is used. be able to. Therefore, when a plurality of cleaner pads 27 using different types of outer materials are possessed as the cleaner pads 27, a type of outer material suitable for cleaning the golf ball is selected according to the weather, the state of the golf course, and the like. If the cleaner pad 27 having 27 1 is selected and attached to the glove body 21, the ball can be appropriately cleaned according to the weather and the like.
- a waterproof fabric that does not easily penetrate moisture can be used as the pad lining 272
- other cloths such as a cloth having good air permeability can be used.
- the upper part 22, the upper fastening wing part 25, and the cleaner pad 27 correspond to an upper part covering the back of the hand at the time of mounting.
- the glove body 31 is the same as the glove body 21 in the glove 20 of the second embodiment, 33, palm part 34, upper part 32.
- a slit 322 is formed in the instep 32, and an instep fastening wing 35 is sewn in a cantilever shape, and is detachable from the instep 32 with a hook-and-loop fastener 36. The same applies to the point that the cleaner pad 37 is detachably attached to the upper part 32.
- the tally nanode 27 was attached to the upper 22 of the glove body 21 with the hooks 28 provided at four places.
- the glove 30 of the third embodiment is different from the glove 30 in that the clean nose 37 is attached to only two places of the upper part 32 with the hook-and-loop fastener 38. Therefore, the following description focuses on the differences.
- a hook-and-loop fastener is provided in the upper part 32 of the glove body 31 near the wrist 323 close to the wrist. More specifically, of the wrist vicinity 323, a thumb fastener 323a is provided on the thumb side (near the base of the thumb) and a little finger side 323b is provided on the little finger side.
- the first surface fastener 381 forming the direction member is sewn.
- the cleaner pad 37 has a semicircular upper side and a fingertip side (upper side in the figure) as compared to the square-shaped tarry pad 27 of the second embodiment.
- the fingertip side edge 375 has a form that forms an arc that is convex toward the fingertip side.
- the portion of the cleaner pad 37 on the fingertip side is a semicircular design for the following reason. That is, if the cleaner pad 37 is formed into a form in which a corner portion is provided on the fingertip side in the same manner as in the second embodiment, and the wrist vicinity fixing portion 373 is fixed, while using the fingertip side, The corners may be rounded and warped, making cleaning difficult. Therefore, it is to prevent such a problem.
- the pad surface 371 of the cleaner pad 37 was placed on the pad material 371 in the same manner as in Example 1.
- the outer material 61 which also has the strength of a towel, it is possible to easily clean a golf ball that has become wet or even has turf or mud.
- the outer material 71 as in the first modified example, as in the first modified example, the outer material 71 (see FIG. 4) having a raised fabric strength such as fake fur may be used, or the brush material described in the second modified example may be used. It is better to use the outer material 81 (see Fig. 5).
- the cleaner pad 37 when the cleaner pad 37 becomes dirty, it can be replaced with another new cleaner pad, or the type of the cleaner pad 37 can be appropriately replaced according to the weather or the like.
- the cleaning pad 37 is also a part of the glove 30 already worn on the hand, it is possible to quickly clean the ball without the need for extra pockets or back force.
- a waterproof fabric that does not easily penetrate moisture can be used. Further, in consideration of air permeability rather than waterproofness, other cloths such as a cloth having good air permeability can be used.
- a cleaner pad 37 is attached to a part 323 near the wrist in the upper part 32 of the glove body 31. Accordingly, of the cleaner pad 37, the wrist vicinity fixing portion 373 overlapping the wrist vicinity portion 323 of the upper part 32 is substantially fixed by the hook-and-loop fastener 38. On the other hand, the fingertip side portion 374 on the fingertip side is not directly fixed to the upper portion 32 of the glove body 31 and is free. For this reason, even if an action such as gripping the hand or extending the finger is not affected by the deformation of the upper 32.
- the hook-and-loop fastener 38 is used, and two portions of the upper portion 32 3 near the wrist of the upper portion 32, namely, the thumb side portion 323 a near the thumb and the little finger side portion 323 b near the little finger. Then, the thumb-side fixing portion 373a and the little finger-side fixing portion 373b of the talina pad 37 are attached.
- the cleaner pad 37 is made of cloth or leather such as towel cloth or faux fur. It is light and about the size of the back of the hand, so it can be fixed to the glove body 31 with two attachments using the hook-and-loop fastener 38.
- the uncomfortable feeling due to the presence of the cleaner pad 37 also occurs when the fingers are opened or gripped. It does not occur, and a more comfortable and appropriate club operation can be performed.
- the size of the fingertip side portion 374 can be made large in the cleaner pad 37, so that the golf ball can be easily cleaned.
- the two second surface fasteners 382 provided on the cleaner pad 37 are merely coupled to the first surface fastener of the upper part 32, the attachment and detachment of the cleaner pad 37 and the position adjustment are easy.
- the upper part 32, the upper fastening wing part 35, and the cleaner pad 37 correspond to the upper cover part that covers the back of the hand at the time of mounting.
- the pad material 271, 371 force is an example in which the same material (for example, the outer material 61 made of pile toweling) is used over the entire surface. Indicated.
- the surface of the cleaner pad is often composed of several types of surface.
- the cleaner pad 47 of the third modification has the same outer shape as the cleaner pad 37 of the third embodiment. Further, similarly to the third embodiment, a second surface fastener 482 is sewn on the pad lining 472 at a position corresponding to the first surface fastener 381 of the upper part 32, and the second surface fastener 482 is used. It can be detachably attached to the upper part 32 of the glove body 31.
- the pad outer material 47 1 of the cleaner pad 47 of the third modification shown in FIG. 12 has a first outer material portion 471a using a surface material 61 (see FIG. 3) having pile towel strength, and a brushed fake fur. Partial strength of the two outer materials of the 2nd outer material 471b using outer material 71 (see Fig. 4).
- the dress material used can be properly used according to the type of dirt on the ball, and the ball can be more appropriately cleaned.
- Modification 3 an example is shown in which an outer material 61 made of a pile towel is used for the first outer material portion 471a, and an outer material 71 having a fake fur force is used for the second outer material portion 471b.
- the outer material 61 or the outer material 71 may be replaced with an outer material 81 (see FIG. 5) which also has a brush material.
- the boundary line between the first outer layer portion 471a and the second outer layer portion 47lb in the cleaner pad 47 is configured such that the upper left force is indicated by a straight line in the lower right direction in FIG. .
- the shape of the first outer material portion 471a and the second outer material portion 471b, and therefore, this boundary line may have another shape.
- the cleaner pad 47 may be bisected vertically.
- the form in which the boundary line is a curved line is good, and more than three types of dress material can be used.
- the glove 50 also includes a finger 53, a palm 54, and a back 52, as in the case of Examples 13 to 13. Also, as the material forming the finger portion 53 and the palm portion 54, use a known material! /
- an instep fastening wing part 15 was provided, and the ball cleaner part was also used as the instep fastening part 15.
- the upper parts 22, 32 and the upper wing parts 25, 35 are covered with the force of the upper parts 22, 32 and the upper wing parts 25, 35.
- Tally Nanod 27 and 37 were provided as ball cleaners.
- the glove 50 of the fourth embodiment has the upper part 52 itself and the upper cleaner part 521 as a ball cleaner part sewn.
- the instep cleaner surface material 522 is a surface material of a material different from that of the instep part 52.
- the outer material 61 see FIG. 3 having pile pile strength is used. In this manner, the ball can be easily cleaned as in the case of Example 1 and the like.
- outer fabric 71 which also has a raised fabric force such as a fake fur described in the first modification, or the outer fabric 81 (see Fig. 5), which also has the brush material described in the second modification, can be used. Use Talk about this.
- the lining of the upper cleaner part 521 similarly to the wing lining 62 of the first embodiment, it is possible to use a waterproof cloth that does not easily penetrate moisture. Further, in consideration of air permeability rather than waterproofness, other cloths such as a cloth having good air permeability can be used.
- the upper part 52 and the upper cleaner part 521 correspond to an upper part covering part that covers the back of the hand when worn.
- the golf gloves worn on the left hand are exemplified by the golf gloves 10, 20, 30, 50.
- the present invention may be applied to golf gloves worn on the right hand.
- the golf glove 10 is a golf glove to be worn on the hand opposite to the dominant arm during golf play, but may be worn on the hand on the dominant arm side or on both hands as desired.
- the golf glove 50 of Example 4 is formed by a known method using a force rubber, a belt, a zipper, or the like, which exemplifies a glove having no mechanism for tightening the back of the hand and the periphery of the palm. A mechanism for tightening around the palm and wrist may be added.
- a mechanism for tightening around the back, the back of the hand, the palm, and the wrist may be used.
- the brand name and appropriate color and pattern were placed on the shape of the upper wing 15, the cleaner pads 27, 37, 47, and the upper 521, and the outer material used for them.
- a glove design that appeals to the wearer's taste can be used using a dress material or an appropriate shape.
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