DE8714903U1 - Goalkeeper gloves - Google Patents

Description

Description

The invention relates to a goalkeeper glove with an upper hand cut in the area of fingers 2 to 5 (index finger, middle finger/ring finger, little finger) in a comb-like manner and preferably provided with a trim made of elastic latex material a thumb cut connected to the upper hand preferably via a side layer I and an inner hand made of soft material/on its outer surface with a non-slip surface, optionally connected via layers to the upper hand and to the thumb cut to form finger pockets.

Goalkeeper gloves of this type are known/ which are designed as finger gloves/ whose palms have finger-length cuts and thus form completely separate finger pockets. Accordingly, the contact surface of the palm when the fingers are spread is interrupted in the area between the fingers/ so that there is no ball contact there and the grip is reduced accordingly. This is all the more true as when the individual fingers are sewn together, the edges of the palm are curved towards the upper hand/ which is further reinforced by the inserted fingers, which further reduces the contact surface with the ball. In addition, when the ball is in contact with the upper fingertip area, the fingers can deflect individually/ which leads to a deterioration in the catching ability. Since the goalkeeper also has the option of

If the individual fingers* are bent separately, the whole palm of the hand is not available as a catching surface in the event of a surprise. The risk of injury is also quite high with finger gloves, as the fingers can easily be bent individually when encountering solid resistance, for example when making contact with the opponent or when supporting themselves on the ground, and can be squashed, dislocated or even broken.

The invention is based on the task of creating a goalkeeper glove for large balls such as footballs or handballs that has a large effective catching surface in the palm area and in which the individual

M Fingers are protected against unintentional bending or deflection under local loads.

To solve this problem, the features specified in the characterizing part of claim 1 are proposed. Further advantageous embodiments and developments of the invention emerge from the subclaims.

The enlargement of the attack and catching surface of the goalkeeper glove is achieved according to the invention by the palm in the area between the fingers 2 to 5 forms an at least partially closed outer surface.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the palm forms a closed outer surface up to the fingertips, so that the fingers can only be bent as a whole and not individually. The closed palm can be bent in the area

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the individual fingertips should be cut into an arched shape.

According to a further preferred development of the invention, the layers adjacent to one another in the area of fingers 2 to 5 are connected to one another at their edge facing the palm, for example sewn together. If cut accordingly, they can also be connected in one piece at this point. In the area of their connected edges, the layers are sewn to the palm in such a way that they form the side walls of the finger pockets. In order to ensure sufficient finger freedom within the finger pockets, the pocket walls formed by the layers arranged between fingers 2 to 5 are longer at their seam on the upper hand than at their seam on the palm. For the same reason, the palm on the one hand and the upper hand in connection with the layers on the other hand should have a width that allows the fingers 2 to 5 to spread completely.

In the following, the invention is explained in more detail using the embodiment shown schematically in the drawing.

Fig” 1

a top view of the palm of a goalkeeper glove;

Fig. 2 is a plan view of the backhand of the goalkeeper glove according to Fig. 1;

Fig. 3 is a top view of the palm with the thumb folded towards the palm;

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Fig _. 4 is a section along the line 4-4 of Fig. 1;

&iacgr; Fig. 5 a section along the cutting line 5"5 of the

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s The goalkeeper glove consists essentially of a

! with fingerlany cuts 12 provided upper hand

I 10, one through a side layer I 14 with the Obtir^

&iacgr; 10 hand 10 connected thumb cut and one over &iacgr;

Side layers 14,15 and above finger layer I 18 with

the back of the hand 10 and the palm 20 which is directly connected to the thumb cut. In the lower area of the back of the hand 20 there is a cuff 22 which has a pull-through tab 24 for a tensioning strap sewn onto the lower area of the back of the hand. The tensioning strap 26 can be fastened with

X its not shown, designed as a hook part

H Surface zipper half on the loop part 28 of the

s surface zipper can be determined,

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": The palm has a curved

closed outer part reaching to the cut fingertips"

I surface, which at the seams 32 forms individual

■'" Finger pockets 34 for fingers 2 to 5 with the inner

i 25 hand-side edges of the finger layer 18 connected

■ are. The seams 32 are etv.js shorter than the

^; Finger incisions 12 in the upper hand* so that a

^¥ sufficient freedom of movement of the fingers in the fingers—

bags 34 guarantee Leiscet is. 30

The palm consists of a non-slip latex- -'■ "; with a structured surface, which is laminated to a cotton fabric facing the inside. The backhand is conveniently made of a PVC-coated

and a very thin PUR layer coated plastic j

fiber or cotton fabric. On the backhand |

Furthermore, various trimmings 36,38 made of foam rubber on- j|

Laminated, of which the comb-like trim 36 is [

extends into the finger area and thereby the h

Make fists easier and protect the finger joints against Vei— jv Should protect injuries. For the thumb cut and |

the cuff with pull-through tab can be the same material |

like for the upper hand 10 can be used, while the ?

Layered from a slightly thinner, PVC-coated f Synthetic fiber material. L

Claims (1)

.&bgr;» sjfn sprue he 1. Goalkeeper glove with an upper hand that is cut in a comb-like manner in the area of fingers 2 to 5 (index finger, middle finger, ring finger, little finger), preferably provided with at least one elastically flexible trimming, and an inner hand that is optionally connected to the upper hand via layers in the area of fingers 2 to 5 to form finger pockets, made of rich material that has a good grip on its outer surface, characterized in that the inner hand (20) in the area between the fingers 2 DiS 5 forms an at least partially closed outer surface&rdquor; 2. Goalkeeper glove according to claim 1, characterized in that the palm (20) is closed up to the fingertips (30). 3. Goalkeeper glove according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the closed palm (20) is cut in an arc shape in the area of the individual fingertips (30). A. Goalkeeper glove according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the finger layers I (18) adjacent to one another in the area of the fingers 2 to 5 are connected to one another at their edge facing the palm (20). &bull; c · a a · &bull; · <t ·« &igr; ■ a &bull; ■ · a ■ 7 - 5. Goalkeeper glove according to claim 4, characterized in that the adjacent finger layers are sewn together in the edge region. 6. Goalkeeper glove according to claim 4, characterized in that the adjacent finger layers are connected in one piece in the edge area. 7. Goalkeeper glove according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized in that the finger layers (C1S) are sewn to the palm (20) in the region of their interconnected edges. 8. Goalkeeper glove according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the inner hand (20) on the one hand and the upper hand (10) in connection with the finger layers (18) on the other hand have a width which enables the fingers 2 to 5 to be spread completely. 9. Goalkeeper glove according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the side walls of the finger pockets (34) formed by the finger layer L (18?) are longer at their upper hand side seam than at their inner hand side seam (32).