JPS646854Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is applied to the contact area between the palm and the fingertips of the little finger A, ring finger B, middle finger C, and index finger D when gripping a golf club, whereas conventional gloves are applied to the seam area of the fingertips. In view of the drawback that the fit between the palm and the fingertips is poor due to the sewing thread and seam allowance, it is difficult to grip the glove smoothly, so this proposal is designed so that there is no sewing thread or seam allowance for the fingertips of the glove at the contact area between the palm and the fingertips. The purpose is to make it easier to grasp the golf club and improve golf play.

The details will be explained below with reference to the drawings. Gussets 1 and 2 of the little finger A, gussets 3 and 4 of the ring finger B, and the middle finger are cut in an arc shape with the fingertips of the glove turned against the back of the glove. This is a structure in which the back part and palm part of a bifold glove fabric cut flat by the gussets 5 and 6 of C and the gusset 7 of index finger D are sewn to connect. E indicates thumb.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, each of the upper pieces of the little finger A, the ring finger B, the middle finger C, and the index finger D of the bi-folded glove fabric has gussets 1 and 2 that are curved toward the back side of the palm piece, respectively. Gloves that are sewn together with 3, 4, and 5 are:
Little finger A, which grips the golf club by bending it toward the palm side.
The sewing threads and seam allowances for the fingertips of ring finger B, middle finger C, and index finger D are located on the back side of the fingertips, and since there are no sewing threads or seam allowances in the area where the palm part and the fingertips contact, the fingertips and the palm part The fit can be made smoother and the grip can be improved. Machi 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
No. 7 is a practically effective idea, as it is cut into an arc shape so that each finger can be sewn inwardly, so there is no resistance to grasping a golf club.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 shows a plan view of the gusset, Fig. 2 a plan view of the pattern, and Fig. 3 a slope view of the glove according to the invention. A: little finger, B: ring finger, C: middle finger, D: index finger,
E; thumb, 1, 2; gusset of little finger A, 3, 4; gusset of ring finger B, 5, 6; gusset of middle finger C, 7; index finger D
The gusset.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The back of bi-fold glove fabric is cut into flat pieces along the little finger gusset, ring finger gusset, middle finger gusset, and index finger gusset, which are cut in an arc shape with the fingertips of the glove turned against the back side. A golf glove that is sewn to connect the palm part and the palm part.