WO2019141446A1 - Handschuh mit schnürsystem - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a glove, in particular for users of sticks for skiing, walking and walking sports, in particular for users of walking sticks, trekking poles, alpine ski poles, cross-country poles, or Nordic walking poles.
- the glove is configured adjustable by a lacing or tensioning system in its fit or width.
- the present invention thus relates to a glove, which may also be an adjustable and hand-attachable wrist strap with a separate thumb opening and a further opening for the other fingers, which cooperates with a stick handle, the stick handle on a handle body with a coupling device for fastening the glove has.
- a glove with integrated hand strap for sticks such as ski, cross-country, trekking or hiking poles, known, the attachable to a pole grip hand strap with a wrist enclosing circumferentially adjustable loop part, with a glove side in the thumb part joint area extending connection part and a glove box side running tension element for the loop part to the pole grip and with a glove-protruding connecting element for releasably attaching to the pole grip, which is fixedly connected to the connecting part and the tension element and arranged between the thumb and Zeigefmgerteil or Mitten part of the glove is provided.
- the connecting part and the tension element are arranged exposed along the glove surface and that the tension member is at least partially elastic and releasably securable glove sleeve side.
- lacing systems can be used with a tensioning system, as presented for example in EP-A-2 805 639 A1 or US-A-2013/0269219.
- a glove for coupling to a pole grip with a hook-like device is known, for example, from EP-A-1 827 150.
- Such coupled to a stick handle glove is during exercise of the sport, in particular due to the constant movement of the stick and the force when supported on the stick, subjected to a strong tensile load. This can lead to deformations of the glove or even excessive stress even irreversible strains of the material or at worst even to the cracking of the outer skin of the glove.
- a glove is known in which the fit is to be improved around a hand inserted therein.
- the glove has a mating adjustment mechanism attached to one or more adjustment tabs via an adjustment cable member having a variable effective length.
- the adjustment strip or adjustment strips always extend circumferentially around the base of the glove. When the adjustment mechanism is rotated, the effective length of the cable element is shortened, causing the closed loop of the strip and cable element to contract around the hand inserted into the glove. This improves the fit of the glove around the hand.
- the invention is therefore based on the object, with respect to the prior art improved glove, including the situation when this as adjustable Hand-fixable hand strap with in particular three openings, a separate thumb opening and a further opening for the other fingers is provided to provide.
- the glove has a releasably attachable to the coupling device of the pole grip coupling element, which is fixed self-locking on the coupling device.
- the glove which may include a hand strap of the type mentioned above, also has a system for adjusting the carrying width, which is preferably coupled to the anchoring or attachment of the coupling device, preferably, in that the system for adjusting the carrying width is connected to the coupling element via at least one low-expansion or even strain-free material section.
- the invention thus comprises a glove (including a wrist strap of the type mentioned above) which can be coupled to or detachably attachable to a pole grip, the range of which is selectively adjustable.
- the glove according to the invention has a thumb cover for receiving the thumb of a user, and at least one first finger cover for receiving at least one finger.
- the thumb sheath is an exit port for the thumb
- the finger sheath is an exit port for the at least one finger or for all the remaining four fingers.
- An inventive hand strap as a glove thus has three openings, namely a first opening for the wrist, a second opening for the thumb, and a third opening for at least one of the remaining four fingers, preferably for all remaining four fingers.
- the invention thus relates somewhat differently to a glove in the form of or understood as a hand holding device, comprising a thumb sleeve and at least a first finger sleeve, which may be formed in the case of a wrist strap as a first outlet opening for a thumb or a second outlet opening for remaining fingers, which Glove in a saddle area between the thumb cover and the first finger cover resp.
- a coupling element which is designed for releasable attachment of the glove in the sense of a hand-held device to a coupling device of a pole grip, characterized in that the glove in the sense of the hand-holding device has a lacing system for selective adjustment of a carrying width of the glove in the sense of the hand-held device.
- a first preferred embodiment relates to a finger glove, especially for alpine skiing and ski touring.
- the finger glove in this case has a thumb cover, and a first finger cover, and preferably also a second, third and fourth finger cover, for receiving the index finger, respectively the middle finger, the ring finger and the little finger.
- the invention may also relate to a mitt, i. a glove having only a thumb shell and a single finger cover for receiving the remaining four fingers.
- the first and only finger cover is wide enough to accommodate the remaining four fingers except the thumb.
- Another variant has a thumb sleeve, as well as an index finger cover and a further finger cover for receiving the remaining three fingers.
- a further embodiment of the glove in the sense of the hand-held device is designed as a wrist strap, which has an outlet opening for the thumb as the thumb cover, and an outlet opening for the at least one finger or for all remaining four fingers as at least one finger cover.
- An inventive hand strap thus has three openings, namely a first opening for the wrist, a second opening for the thumb, and a third opening for at least one of the remaining four fingers, preferably for all remaining four fingers.
- the glove according to the invention between the thumb sleeve and the first finger cover, or when formed as a hand loop between the exit hole for the thumb and the exit hole for the remaining four fingers, a saddle area, which via a coupling element, such as a loop, ring - or eye-shaped device, preferably in the form of a movable loop, has.
- the loop is preferably attached to the hand-held device so that it protrudes with its remaining inherent rigidity between the thumb and forefinger of the user, that they are easily pushed over the hook-like device can.
- the loop is a loop of flexible material having sufficient inherent rigidity so that it is stabilized in a position in the space between the thumb and forefinger, which allows easy insertion over the hook or retaining pin, and which the other side is not or barely noticeable during use.
- suitable as material for such loops other elements such as with a fabric hose encased, low-stretch and tensile textile fibers or string or rope braided holding elements using appropriate materials such as aramid, kevlar, Dyneema, etc.
- such materials When using such materials for the loops are best suited for cords with a thickness of 1-5 mm, with a thickness of 2-3 mm being preferred.
- such cords may be provided with stiffening elements, such as a "monofilament nylon" core or braided stiffer material fibers such as nylon or thin metal wires. It turns out that a cable of a thickness in the range of 0.5- 2.5 mm, preferably in the range of 1 - 2 mm is particularly well suited.
- the coupling element is suitable for releasably securing the glove (as an actual glove or as a hand strap) to a corresponding device of a pole grip.
- a pole grip can e.g. as shown in EP 1 827 623. In the case of a movable loop this is placed over a hook-like device of the pole grip and snaps there preferably.
- other coupling devices are possible, e.g. a tongue-like coupling device on the glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap), which is insertable into a recess provided for this purpose on the pole grip and there self-locking and releasably secured.
- the inventive glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap), regardless of the type of coupling element additionally a lacing system for selective adjustment of a carrying width of the glove, preferably the hand strap, on.
- the lacing system is preferably arranged on a glove top covering the back of the hand of the user (top or back of the hand strap if the glove is designed as a hand strap), and preferably in a back of the hand between a wrist area and an approach of the first finger cover or the finger covers or the exit opening for the fingers.
- the lacing system is a tensioning system.
- This preferably has a tensioning element, preferably with a tensioning wheel, a tensioning housing, and a coil accommodated in the tensioning housing, as disclosed, for example, in US Pat. No. 9,375,053 or EP 2 805 639.
- a preferred lacing system also has a tensioning cord guided through at least one recess or at least one guide loop, wherein an actuation of the tensioning element, in particular by rotation of the tensioning wheel in a tensioning direction, tensions the tensioning cord in a tensioning area and thus the carrying width or fit of the flat shoe (as actual glove or as a hand strap) is reduced in size, in particular in the wrist area and / or back of the hand, and wherein preferably an actuation of the tensioning element, preferably by rotation of the tensioning wheel in a tensioning direction opposite relaxation direction, the tension cord relaxes or releases, and thus the carrying width of the glove (as actual glove or as a hand strap) enlarged, thereby either continuously or stepwise.
- the length of the clamping cord arranged in the tensioning cord, or a lying outside the housing of the clamping element portion of the tensioning cord is variably adjustable.
- the distance to the coupling element can be variably adjusted, which has an influence on the power transmission from the coupling element to the glove.
- the clamping element on the back of the hand on the glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap) attached, in particular preferably in the range of the wrist or to 0.5-3 cm further outside the fingers.
- the above-mentioned coil is preferably arranged in a recess of the clamping housing, wherein the coil is preferably rotatably mounted in the recess and has an annular channel for receiving the tensioning cord.
- the tensioning wheel is preferably rotatable relative to the housing, wherein the tensioning wheel is adapted to drive the coil in the recess.
- a rotation of the tensioning wheel in a first direction, or tensioning direction, relative to the housing drives the spool to wind the tensioning cord or a cable on the spool and thereby tighten or tighten the lacing system.
- the system preferably has a backstop (freewheel only in one direction).
- a certain release force must be overcome to release in this direction.
- the tensioning element also has a locking and unlocking mechanism which prevents involuntary cocking or relaxing.
- the relaxation can also be set up such that only a short rotation of the tensioning wheel in the second direction, or the operation of a preferably arranged on the clamping element triggering means, or for example a pulling or pressing the tensioning wheel itself, a partial relaxation or complete relaxation and thus Immediate full release of the entire tension cord rolled up on the spool at once.
- the clamping area is arranged only on one side of the clamping element, preferably between the clamping element and an approach of the thumb cover.
- the clamping area is formed by a variable area arranged only on one side of the clamping element, which is spanned by the tensioning cord.
- the tensioning cord spans the variable area, in particular from the tensioning element, in the direction of the thumb cover and back to the tensioning element, preferably in a V or zigzag style. But it is also a beispielswiese essentially triangular arrangement of the tension cord possible.
- variable range advantageously has a width that can be variably adjusted by tension and relaxation of the tensioning cord.
- distance between the clamping element and the movable loop is variably adjustable.
- variable region is preferably at least partially formed of a flexible, preferably ribbed or folded material, which can be compressed or crimped and, after relaxation of the lacing system, also unfolds again.
- the glove for selective adjustment of the width of the variable region have at least in a relaxed state of the tension cord spaced apart material sections. These may be at the top of the glove (equivalent in the case of the hand strap of the top or Back of the hand holding device) are moved towards each other by tension of the tensioning cord towards each other, so that the distance between the two material sections is at least partially reduced. Conversely, the distance is increased again to a maximum of its original width when the lacing system is relaxed again.
- the tensioning cord has at least one first deflection section on the upper side of the glove between a first end fastened to or in the tensioning element (or introduced into the channel of the tensioning element) and a second end preferably attached to or in the tensioning element (US Pat. corresponds in the case of the hand strap on the top or back of the hand of the hand-held device on).
- US Pat. corresponds in the case of the hand strap on the top or back of the hand of the hand-held device on.
- the tensioning cord changes direction.
- the diverting portion is preferably passed through a first guide loop configured to receive the tensioning cord.
- the tensioning cord has a total of at least three such deflection sections, these preferably each being guided in each case through a guide loop.
- the tensioning cord can also be guided through a simple recess / opening of the outer skin of the glove or of a material section fastened thereto.
- the tensioning cord extends out of the tensioning element, traverses the variable range or tensioning area, then passes in a deflection through a first guide loop in the region of the attachment of the thumb cover or in the case of a hand strap in the region the approach of the outlet opening for the thumb, then through another guide loop below the first guide loop, and then back into the clamping element, wherein the tensioning cord spans from the clamping element of the variable area only twice.
- the clamping element on the back of the hand on the outside of the glove is attached, preferably offset in the area of the wrist or slightly further to the fingers. It is further preferred if the tensioning cord does not encompass the wrist circumferentially and also does not encompass the hand circumferentially.
- This further guide loop is either connected directly to the clamping element or in turn connected via a non-elastic material strip with the clamping element or the material region on which the clamping element is in turn attached.
- the tensioning cord runs back into the same thumb-side direction, but now to a third guide loop, which is arranged below the thumb base and in the area of the wrist. After passing through this third guide loop preferably the tensioning cord runs back to the clamping element to be introduced into this and adjusted in length with this.
- the tension cord runs as unhindered and with little friction through the three guide loops.
- the tensioning cord extends only with respect to the longitudinal axis of the glove essentially on the back of the hand and of the tensioning element only on the side of the thumb. Due to the double deflection of the guide loop in the saddle area and the third guide loop in the wrist area optimal adjustment of the essential areas of the glove or the hand strap is effected, namely the closest possible coupling of the coupling element and the good attachment around the wrist.
- the third guide loop is preferably fastened to a tissue region which surrounds the wrist and is directly or indirectly connected to the region on which the tensioning element is fastened.
- the attachment of this kind leads to a special self-regulating setting: if the coupling element is subjected to tension, a pull on the tensioning cord is automatically triggered as well, and the fastening ring mechanism is all the more tightened around the wrist via the third guide loop. So it is possible to set a just comfortable position without too much pull, without the blood is crushed, but if then the glove or the hand-held device is charged respectively is exercised via the coupling element train, the system automatically contracts around the wrist together.
- cord of the lacing system rather than through a guide loop, directly through a recess of the upper material of the glove (as actual glove or as a hand strap), or by a recess or eyelet in a reinforcing strip or in the case of Cover flap is passed through a recess of the cover flap.
- the lacing system is coupled to the coupling element via at least one material band, either directly or indirectly.
- the preferably low-stretch or even strain-free material strip may be configured in the form of at least one reinforcing strip, preferably of a woven textile material, such as polypropylene.
- this material band connects the saddle area with the lacing system.
- At this material band is preferably a guide loop, as mentioned above, for the passage of the cord, in the case of a clamping system for carrying out the tensioning cord attached.
- the coupling element is designed as a loop-like, loop-shaped or loop-shaped device to be suspended or pushed over a hook-like device of the pole grip, and particularly preferably as a movable loop.
- the coupling element is advantageously attached via at least one fastening element, in particular a fastening strip on the glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap), preferably sewn on the outside of the glove or glued to the glove.
- This fastener is preferably formed from woven textile material, preferably plastic-based, and has a preferred width of between 3-30 mm.
- the fastener in the saddle area between the thumb sheath and the first - preferably designed as an index finger sheath finger sheath, arranged, or in the case of a wrist strap in the saddle between the outlet opening for the thumb and the outlet opening for the remaining fingers.
- the fastener may also be a material section or material blank of, for example, oval or round shape. This can for example be made of leather, or plastic, or also of a woven textile material, preferably based on plastic.
- At least one first guide loop for receiving the cord or tensioning cord is fastened or integrally formed on a first reinforcing strip.
- the guide loop can also be integral with the first Be formed reinforcing strip, ie that the reinforcing strip is formed at one end, which is opposite to the articulation in the saddle area, to a guide loop.
- the first reinforcing strip can be fastened, in particular sewn, or molded onto the fastening element for the coupling element.
- the first reinforcing strip may be integral with the fastener element fastener, i. preferably for a movable loop, be formed, so that to some extent the coupling element is fastened directly by means of reinforcing strips on the glove, or that the fastener merges into a strip-like portion which is coupled via an all attached thereto or integrally formed thereon guide loop with the lacing system.
- the strip-like portion of the fastener takes over the task of the first reinforcing strip.
- the reinforcing strip overlaps at least partially with the fastening element and / or with a material section forming the first guide loop.
- the reinforcing strip serves as a bridge element between the loop fastening in the saddle area and the tensioning system in the back of the hand.
- the tensile force is distributed from the pole grip via coupling element on the glove.
- the reinforcing strip also reinforces the region (s) of the outer skin of the glove stressed by tension by distributing the force on the glove.
- the coupling element when formed as a movable loop, is made of flexible, i. preferably bendable, but nevertheless tensile material formed, preferably from a cable or a strap or from a flexible plastic cord, such as a cord, e.g. woven or braided UHMwPE (e.g., Dyneema®) or aramid (e.g., Kevlar®).
- UHMwPE e.g., Dyneema®
- aramid e.g., Kevlar®
- the movable loop is substantially in itself, i. in a sense, with respect to its mounting position, fixed immovably to the glove (as the actual glove or as a wrist strap).
- the movable loop is preferably designed to be flexible and movable wherein it has a sufficient inherent rigidity, so that it is stabilized in a position in the space between the thumb sheath and the first finger sheath, or in the case of a wrist strap between the exit opening for the thumb and the exit opening for the remaining fingers.
- the portion of the movable loop on the glove protruding from the glove surface is arranged substantially in a plane (in the form of a glove or a wrist strap), which in the open and extended hand of the glove User defined by his thumb and forefinger.
- the movable loop is at rest, i. in a non-use position, or in uncoupled from the stick handle state and in particular without force, substantially semi-circular or semi-oval.
- the movable loop is a loop of a braided plastic material, more preferably based on polyethylene, polyamide, polypropylene, aramid or a combination of these materials, or the movable loop is formed of another tensile material.
- the movable loop has a thickness of 1-5 mm, preferably 2-3 mm.
- the movable loop is advantageously between 5-20 mm, more preferably between 5-10 mm over the saddle area between the first finger cover and the thumb cover, or in the case of a wrist strap, between the outlet opening for the remaining fingers and the outlet opening for the thumb , forth.
- the material of the movable loop in the non-protruding area is preferably both ends at least over a length of 2-15 cm, more preferably at least 5 cm in, on the glove (as actual glove or as a hand strap), and / or as an intermediate layer of the glove glued, sewn, woven or otherwise secured between two layers of material of the glove, wherein the fastening element described above and / or the reinforcing strip described above can serve as one of these layers of material.
- Another preferred embodiment which is particularly suitable for cross-country skiing / Nordic sports, has on the glove top or hand strap upper side an outer skin, which is interrupted in the spam area in the longitudinal direction of the glove, so that a column is formed.
- This column is preferably of an "inner skin” underlying, which to some extent forms the main body of the glove or which is formed by a further, attached to the base body of the glove material layer.
- the outer skin on the upper side of the glove (corresponding to the hand loop of the upper side of the hand-held device) is formed at least partially by two sections of material spaced apart from each other in the resting state or in the relaxed state.
- These two sections of material may, for example, be two cover tabs which are each fastened on one side to the hand-holding device and which lie loosely on the inner skin towards the center of the hand-holding device on the upper side of the hand-holding device, d. h are not attached to the inner skin or on the main body of the glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap) especially in the edge region of the gap directed towards and facing each other or opposite edges.
- this embodiment has a first cover flap fastened on one side to the glove and a second cover flap fastened preferably on one side to the glove, between which the column is arranged in the longitudinal direction.
- the lacing system is in this case designed such that the cord between the first cover flap and the second cover flap preferably runs back and forth in a zigzag manner. If the lacing system is a tensioning system as described above, then the tensioning element is fastened to the first cover flap and at least one first guide loop for the tensioning cord is fastened to the second cover flap.
- a second guide loop is attached to the first cover flap and a third guide loop on the second cover flap, in particular on the glove top side resp. Top of the hand-held device below the first guide loop.
- the inner skin can be made of the same material as the outer skin or of another material.
- the two cover flaps may be formed of the same or different material, and the material of at least one cover flap may be the same material as used for the inner skin or another.
- the material of the outer skin or of the cover flaps is formed from a sturdier and more tensile material than the inner skin, for example from an imitation leather, e.g. a composite of a textile base support, such as a natural fiber, synthetic fiber or blended fabric, and a plastic cover layer, such as polyvinyl chloride.
- first reinforcing strip an integral part of the second cover flap so that it is formed by an upper portion of the second cover flap
- the second reinforcing strip is alternatively or additionally an integral part of the second cover flap, so that it is formed by a lower portion of the second cover flap.
- a particularly preferred embodiment is characterized in that the first guide loop is attached directly to the second cover flap, preferably sewn, in particular on the underside of the second cover flap. Both in the upper and in the lower region of the second cover flap, a slot for the passage of the first and third guide loop is preferably formed in each case. In this case, the first guide loop passes through the first slot in the upper region of the second cover flap, and the third guide loop passes through the second slot in the lower region of the second cover flap.
- the second cover flap could also be divided into two, so that each cover flap forms a reinforcing strip and a cover loop is attached to each cover flap.
- the second guide loop can pass through a slot of the first cover flap and be attached directly to this, preferably sewn, in particular on the underside of the first cover flap, so that no separate third reinforcing strip is necessary here.
- the first guide loop is fastened directly to or integrally formed on the movable loop fastening strip so that the lacing system is even more directly coupled to the movable loop or to the coupling mechanism for the pole grip.
- Another object of the invention is a stick handle with a coupling device, and with a on the coupling device of the pole handle by means of a coupling element, releasably attached or attachable glove (as a real glove or hand strap) according to one of the embodiments described above, and a stick with such Stick handle and releasably attachable or attached glove.
- It is in the coupling device of the pole grip preferably a hook-like device and at the coupling element of the glove around a movable loop, as described in more detail above.
- the movable loop is guided over the hook-like device / slipped and fixed self-locking.
- a trigger element is actuated on the pole grip, whereby the movable loop is released again.
- the movable loop against a spring-mounted resistor at the base of the hook-like device can be heldseinrastend and can be removed by overcoming the sprung resistance against the direction of execution even without a triggering element to some extent self-releasing again.
- the coupling device of the pole grip may have a recess into which a substantially formed as a locking tongue and the glove (as the actual glove or as a hand strap) attached coupling element can be inserted and releasably locked.
- a cooperating with the coupling element of the glove connecting element is preferably provided in a StockgriffausNeillung, which is movable by means of an accessible in the region of the handle head actuator against a resilient mounting.
- the access to the Stockgriffausappelung in which the coupling element is on and executable, in an approximately rectilinear alignment with an output of the Stockgriffaus Principleung, in the region of the actuator is operable, arranged.
- the pole grip recess is preferably arranged in an acute-angled arrangement with respect to the longitudinal axis of the pole grip or the pole tube connected thereto.
- Figure 1 is a perspective, schematic representation of a hand-held device in the form of a glove for the left hand of a user, according to a first preferred embodiment, preferably for use in alpine skiing.
- Fig. 2 shows a detail of a lateral, perspective, schematic
- FIG. 4 shows a detail of the coupling region of the glove of FIG. 1 with the thumb applied
- FIG. 5 perspective, schematic representation of a glove for the right
- Hand of a user preferably for use in cross-country / Nordic sports;
- FIG. 6 shows a detail of the coupling region of the glove of FIG. 5 with a view of the inside of the glove or inner palm and with the thumb spread;
- Fig. 7 is a detail of the lacing system of the glove of Fig. 5;
- Fig. 8 is a perspective, schematic representation of a glove for the right hand of a user, according to a third preferred embodiment, also preferably for use in cross-country / Nordic sports.
- FIG. 9 shows a perspective, schematic illustration of a glove in the form of a wrist strap according to a fourth preferred embodiment, for a right hand of a user, preferably for use in trekking or Nordic walking, with a view of the tensioning element;
- Fig. 10 is a perspective, schematic representation of the hand strap of Fig. 9 with a view of the top of the hand strap.
- FIG. 1 shows a first preferred exemplary embodiment of a glove 1 according to the invention.
- This first preferred variant is particularly suitable for use in alpine skiing and touring. In alpine skiing, thicker, more padded gloves are usually used than in cross-country / Nordic sports, where alternatively hand straps are used that can be worn with or without separate gloves.
- the illustrated glove 1 is designed as a finger glove. This has a thumb cover 4 for receiving the thumb of the left hand of a user and a first finger cover 5 for receiving the index finger, and a second finger cover 6 for receiving the middle finger, a third finger cover 7 for receiving the ring finger, and a fourth finger cover 8, for receiving the little finger.
- the glove 1 which is usually formed from a plurality of textile elements and layers, has padding elements and / or reinforcing elements at different locations in order to protect the user's hand from injuries caused by knocks or abrasions. Likewise, the glove 1 preferably insulating material to prevent ingress of cold and moisture.
- This is preferably arranged between a wrist seam which delimits a wrist area 9 downwards and an articulation of the finger covers 5-8.
- the lacing system has a tension cord 13, which is coupled to the material layer on the upper side 2 of the glove via first and third guide loops 17, 19, and on a glove upper side 2 opposite to one another second guide loop 18 is releasably coupled to a clamping element 11.
- the tensioning cord 13 once again extends in a zigzag style back towards the tensioning element 11 and in the region of the tensioning element 11 through the second guide loop 18 coupled to the tensioning element 11 or in its vicinity.
- the tensioning cord 13 thus repeatedly overlaps a variable region 31 of the glove 1 on the upper side 2 of the glove, this variable region 31 forming a tensioning region extending substantially in the longitudinal direction or along a longitudinal axis L of the glove 1.
- This variable region 31 is collapsible or compressible or crushable.
- the variable region 31 is formed from a ribbed or folded material, preferably from a textile material.
- the clamping element 11 has two recesses 21, 22 for the implementation of the tensioning cord 13, a clamping housing 20 to which a rotatable tensioning wheel 12 is fixed for the tensioning of the tensioning cord 13.
- the width of the variable region 31 increases again and thus also the distance between the arranged in the region or in the vicinity of the saddle portion 23 second guide loop 18, through which a second deflection region 15 of the tensioning cord 13 is performed, and in the region of the clamping element 11 arranged second guide loop 18, as well as between the arranged below the first guide loop 17 third guide loop 19 through which a third deflection region 16 of the tensioning cord 13 is performed and arranged in the region of the clamping element 11 second guide loop 18.
- This causes an enlargement of the fit or The carrying width of the glove 1 on the user's hand.
- a saddle portion 23 is formed, to which a coupling element in the form of a movable loop 25 is attached.
- This serves to couple the glove 1 to a ski pole (not shown).
- the ski pole in the present,sbei game on the pole grip on a mandrel or hook over which the movable loop 25 is preferably placed seeinrastend.
- a trigger element is preferably actuated on the pole grip, whereby the movable loop 25 is released again.
- the movable loop 25 is fixed in the present embodiment in the saddle region 23 on the material of the glove 1, or anchored therein.
- a fastening element 24 and a fastening strip is sewn, which has two recesses for the implementation of the loop 25 forming cord.
- the fastening element 24 is in the illustrated embodiment as an oval patch or "patch", as shown in Fig. 3, formed.
- the movable loop 25 is formed in the present embodiment of Fig. 1-4 of flexible material, such as a textile cord, but has sufficient inherent rigidity, so that the loop 25 protrudes in the uncoupled state of the glove 1, substantially perpendicular to the glove surface in the saddle area 23rd
- the protruding from the glove 1 section of the movable loop 25 is formed in the uncoupled state semicircular or semi-oval.
- the movable loop is thus fixed with respect to its attachment position substantially immovably on the glove, but in itself flexible and movable.
- the loop is stabilized due to its inherent rigidity in a position in the space between thumb sheath 4 and first finger sheath 5, wherein the protruding part of the movable loop 25 on the glove 1 is arranged substantially in a plane which, with the user's open and extended hand, by the user's thumb and index finger is defined.
- the first reinforcing strip 26 has two ends, a first end of which is fastened or sewn to the fastener 24 for the loop 25, and a second end having a first guide loop 17 through which a tether 13 of the lacing system passes.
- the first reinforcing strip 26 experiences via the first guide loop 17 a train, or a first force in the direction of the tensioning element 11.
- an opposite second one engages Force on the movable loop 25, and thus via fastener 24 also on the first reinforcing strip 26 at.
- the lacing system or tensioning system acts as an opposing force to the pulling force, which pulls on the movable loop 25 during the coupling to a pole grip.
- the power transmission from the arm or the hand via glove 1 is optimized on the pole handle and thus on the stick, especially when supporting on the stick.
- the first reinforcing strip 26, in the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 1-4, is made of a tensile, ie essentially non-stretchable / very low-stretch material and, in the present exemplary embodiment, also reinforced by seams.
- the first reinforcing strip 26 is not attached to the outer skin, or on the upper of the glove 1 here, and thus covers the outer skin "loose". As a result, a certain flexibility in the movement of the user's hand on and around the pole grip can be ensured.
- the second guide loop 18 is attached to a third reinforcing strip 32 or integrally formed thereon.
- This third reinforcing strip 32 is attached here on one side to the upper side of the glove 2, and optionally additionally on the clamping element 11, preferably on the underside of the clamping housing 20.
- the third reinforcing strip 32 between the outer skin and the outer material of the glove 1 on the glove top 2 and the bottom of the clamping housing 20 is clamped and secured.
- the tensioning cord 13 thus to a certain extent leads out of an upper, first recess 21 of the tensioning element 11 or out of its tensioning housing 20, spans the variable area 31 and is guided through a first guide loop 17 with a first deflection section 14.
- the tensioning cord 13 leads back to a second guide loop 18, which is indirectly coupled to the tensioning element 11 via the third reinforcing strap 32, experiences a deflection through the second guide loop 18 with its second deflection section 15, and in turn straddles the variable area 31 in a direction substantially opposite to a third guide loop 19 arranged below the first guide loop 17, through which the third deflection region 16 of the tensioning cord 13 is guided. Subsequently, the tensioning cord 13 is guided back to the tensioning element 11 or through a second recess 22 into the tensioning housing 20.
- the clamping region or the variable region 31 can also be designed such that the outer material or the outer skin of the glove is interrupted over the length of the clamping region, wherein the front edges of the interrupted outer skin, which lie opposite one another in this region, are elongate surface include, which is formed as an inner skin.
- the glove material is preferably thinner and more ventilated, and less padded. Independently of this, as can be seen in FIGS.
- the glove according to the second preferred exemplary embodiment has a first cover flap 28 on the upper side 2 of the glove, to which the tensioning element 11 is fastened, and a second cover flap 29 on which the first guide loop 17 and the third guide loop 19 are attached. Between the first cover flap 28 and the second cover flap 29, a gap 30 or a gap 30 is thus arranged, which extends essentially along the longitudinal axis L of the glove 1.
- the two cover tabs 28, 29 can thus be regarded as longitudinally split outer skin, and the intermediate space 30 and the column underlying material as an inner skin, which at best at least partially equal also serves as upper material for the thumb cover 4 and the finger covers 5-8, and possibly the inner surface of the glove covering the user's palm.
- the inner skin can also form the entire surface on the upper side 2 of the glove, which is then at least partially covered by the outer skin or by the two cover plates 28, 29.
- a first reinforcing strip 26 and a second reinforcing strip 27 are fastened or sewn to the second cover flap 29.
- the first guide strip 17 is here attached to the first reinforcing strip 26 and the third guide flap 19 is fastened to the second reinforcing strip 27.
- the fastening of the guide loops 17, 19 to the glove 1 thus takes place here indirectly, i. via a respective reinforcing strip 26, 27.
- no third reinforcing strip 32 is present on the first cover flap 28, since the second guide flap 18 is attached directly to the first cover flap 28.
- the first guide loop 17 and the third guide loop 19 attached directly to the second cover flap 29, and also the second guide loop 18 is attached directly to the first cover flap 28 or sewn.
- the first cover flap 29 functions as the third reinforcement strip 32 and in the second embodiment of FIG. 5 the second cover flap 29 acts as the first and also the same as the second reinforcing strip, or the second cover flap 29 simultaneously forms the first and second reinforcing strips 26, 27 of the exemplary embodiment of FIGS. 5-7. It can also be said that here the cover tabs 28, 29 to some extent replace the reinforcing strips 26, 27, 32.
- a slot is formed both in the upper and in the lower region of the second cover flap 29.
- the first guide loop 17 passes through the first slot in the upper region of the second cover flap 29 and the third guide loop 19 passes through the second slot in the lower region of the second cover flap 29.
- the second guide loop 18 passes through a slot of the first cover flap 28 and is attached thereto, or sewed, so that no separate third reinforcing strip 32 is necessary.
- a wrist strap which is also equipped with a respective clamping system for adjusting the carrying width and can be attached to the user's hand.
- the hand strap shown is suitable for wearing on the right hand of the user.
- the wrist strap 1 three openings, namely in each case an inlet opening for the wrist, and in each case a first outlet opening 36 for the thumb of the user and a second outlet opening 37 for the remaining fingers of the user. Between the first outlet opening 36 and the second outlet opening of the saddle portion 23 is arranged, on which the coupling element 25 is attached to the coupling of the wrist strap to the pole handle.
- the coupling element 25 is designed as a movable eyelet, which is fastened directly to the wrist strap by means of a reinforcing strip 26.
- the reinforcing strip 26 thus serves simultaneously as a fastening strip.
- the coupling element 25 may also be fastened to the wrist strap by means of an additional fastening strip 24 sewn to the reinforcing strap 26.
- the second guide loop 18 on the first cover flap 28 in the vicinity of the clamping element eleventh attached may be fixed in the embodiment of Fig. 11 also directly on or below the clamping element.
- the gap, or the gap 30 between the first cover flap 28 and the second cover flap 29, is underlaid by a material layer, similar to the glove of FIG. 5 or 8. While the glove of FIG. 5 or 8 is to a certain extent a section of an inner skin 33, the hand strap according to FIGS. 9 and 10 is an elastic material section 39, eg a wide elastic band or a neoprene material section.
- the flexible material portion 39 is preferably attached to the underside of the two cover plates.
- the intermediate space or the gap 30 can not be underlayed by a further material layer, or the hand strap can also be open in the area of the intermediate space 30.
- Middle finger cover 19 third guide loop for
- Coupling element the remaining fingers first reinforcing strips 38 fourth reinforcing strips second reinforcing strips 39 elastic material section first cover flap B30 width of 30
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