DE1881448U - HANDLE FOR SPORTS AND OTHER EQUIPMENT. - Google Patents

Description

Alfred Prince Hv9 ^ iQielaiig / Äl ^ '^ the IO.5.I963.

Scheidegg / Allgäu BÖserscheidegg 155a--

To the

German Patent Office

Munich2

Regarding description with protection claim according to No. 2. the utility model application from May 10, 1963 for

Molded handle for devices
(Handle adapted to the hand in its overall shape for sports and other equipment)

All objects that need to be held by hand have this a more or less pronounced device, a handle.

This handle has always had an oval, round or polygonal shape, partially provided with a stop or a ribbed underside or both.

This had the disadvantage that when loosely holding an object or occurring Perspiration from the hand on the handle of such an object, which did not always have the desired controlled position, which is often of crucial importance, especially for sports equipment.

The new "shaped handle for devices" distinguishes itself from the previously usual handles in that its overall shape is adapted to the hand. As a result, even if an object is held relatively loosely, it is in a precisely controlled position .

When using the new shaped handle for devices e.g. on table tennis hits, but also fencing weapons and other sports equipment show a significant improvement in performance.

The new shape handle is made in such a way that all parts of the hand that give support. in an unconstrained position on the handle, or better said in the handle on a certain, immovable place. The remaining parts, such as the joint and inside of the hand, are partly exposed, so that no perspiration can occur adversely affect the hold. · ".

To achieve these properties, very different hands must be used different handles (shaped handles) can also be produced. Also must be "personal Peculiarity of holding a device or an object should be taken into account as far as possible. This means that in industrial production the shape of the handle must be produced in different variations, in order to achieve a result that is satisfactory for all users.

So that not for different versions of a piece of sports equipment (e.g. table tennis racket) Every version has to be made with every variant of the molded handle, it should be appropriate, e.g. the sports equipment and the molded handle separately to manufacture. In this case, the device or the object with a uniform mandrel and the shaped handle can be provided with a matching uniform bore (or vice versa). The desired combination can then can be easily compiled by the dealer or buyer.

Claims (1)

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