DE20107756U1 - Glove with rolled fingers - Google Patents

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Registrant: Mr. Peter Hochmuth

Title: Glove with rolled fingers

Utility model

The invention relates to a rolled finger glove in which four forefingers, namely an index finger, a middle finger, a ring finger and a little finger, are provided, in which each of the forefingers has an upper hand finger region and an inner hand finger region, in which a rolled forefinger consists of an upper hand finger region and an inner hand finger region which are sewn together along outer edges, one of which is wider than the other and the wider finger region is curved widthwise relative to the other finger region in an unfolded state, in which the finger regions are provided on a plate region and a back region, in which a middle finger region and a ring finger region are sewn at one end, and in which the index finger upper hand finger region and inner hand finger region and the little finger upper hand finger region and inner hand finger region are integral with the back region and the plate region, respectively.

In a known glove of this type (DE 197 02 189 A1), only the index finger and the little finger are rolled, with the palm finger area of these two front fingers being wider than the upper hand finger area, with the index finger-palm finger area, which is one piece with the plate area, being widened towards the middle finger, with the little finger-palm finger area, which is one piece with the plate area, being widened towards the ring finger, with the middle finger-palm finger area and the ring finger-palm finger area being sewn to the plate area, and with the middle finger-palm finger area and the ring finger-palm finger area being one piece with the back area. Due to the rolling of the index finger and ring finger on the palm side, the contact surfaces formed by these palm finger areas on an object to be grasped are reduced. The seams between the palm finger area and the plate area of the middle finger and ring finger also interfere with grasping an object. Since the rolled finger

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While the glove user's hand fingers are better accommodated, the advantage of the improved accommodation is only given for the middle finger and the ring finger.

One object of the invention is therefore to create a glove of the initially mentioned απ, in which all the front fingers are rolled, avoiding a seam between the palm finger area and the plate area. The glove according to the invention is, in order to achieve this object, characterized in that all four front fingers are rolled, in that the upper hand finger area is wider than the palm finger area, in that the index finger-upper hand finger area, which is one piece with the back area, is widened in the direction of the middle finger, in that the little finger-upper hand finger area, which is one piece with the back area, is widened in the direction of the ring finger, in that the middle finger-upper hand finger area and the ring finger-upper hand finger area are sewn to the back area, and in that the middle finger-palm finger area and the ring finger-palm finger area are one piece with the plate area.

In the goalkeeper glove according to the invention, all the front fingers are rolled so that all the front fingers of the glove user are better accommodated by the front fingers of the glove or have a firm hold as if in tubes. There are no seams between the palm forefinger areas and the plate area, so that seam-related discomfort and interference when gripping are avoided. Since the forefingers do not have any seams or spacers between the forehand finger area and the palm finger area, the number of seams required for the front fingers is reduced, so that the glove can be manufactured more quickly and fewer parts have to be sewn together. The palm part of the glove is nevertheless completely in one piece and offers a maximum grip surface. The glove is usually a work glove or a sports glove and preferably a goalkeeper glove.

It is particularly useful and advantageous if a cut part is provided on the upper hand side, which integrally forms the back area, the index finger-upper hand finger area and the little finger-upper hand finger area, and that when the cut egg is laid flat, the index finger

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The upper hand finger area and the little finger upper hand finger area near the back area are only separated by a gap and are separated from the back area by a cut via a widening. This avoids an additional widening of the index finger upper hand finger area and the little finger upper hand finger area beyond the outer edge of the back area. The two existing widenings are provided by the two cuts separating the back area.

It is also particularly practical and advantageous if a cut part is provided on the upper hand side, which integrally forms the middle finger-upper hand finger area and the ring finger-upper hand finger area, and if, when the cut part is laid flat, the middle finger-upper hand finger area and the ring finger-upper hand finger area are separated from one another by a cut via a widening. The two finger areas in question here are therefore formed from a common cut part and the two widenings are provided for the rolled state by just one cut. The one-piece transition between the two finger areas forms a seamless gusset between the middle finger and the ring finger.

It is then particularly practical and advantageous if the index finger and the middle finger form a gusset in which the widening of the index finger-upper hand finger area and the widening of the middle finger-upper hand finger area are sewn together; and/or if the ring finger and the little finger form a gusset in which the widening of the ring finger-upper hand finger area and the widening of the little finger-upper hand finger area are sewn together. These seams in the gusset can be created relatively easily in conjunction with the two seams that connect the middle finger-upper hand finger area and the ring finger-upper hand finger area to the back area.

It is also particularly useful and advantageous if the seams between the middle finger-back hand area and the ring finger-back hand area on the one hand and the back area on the other hand are formed by

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seam joints directed into the glove cavity; and/or if the seams on the index finger-middle finger gusset and the ring finger-little finger gusset are each provided with seam joints directed into the glove cavity. These inward-facing seam joints prevent unevenness on the outside of the glove by avoiding outward-facing seam joints and step-forming seams. This also simplifies the creation of the seams and the effort associated with seam creation.

The drawing shows a preferred embodiment of the invention and shows

Fig. 1 is an upper hand view of a glove with rolled fingers, Fig. 2 is an inner hand view of the glove according to Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a first cut part of the glove according to Fig. 1, in the flat state,

Fig. 4 a second cut part of the glove according to Fig. l, in the flat

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Fig. 5 a third section of the glove according to Fig. 1, in the flat state, and
Fig. 6 is a section along line VI - VI in Fig. 1.

The glove according to the drawing is shown partially finished, with one wrist attachment omitted. The glove is a goalkeeper glove,

which - apart from the wrist attachment - is formed at least on the inside from a foam material such as latex. On the upper hand side, the glove is composed of a first cut part 1 according to Fig. 3, a second cut part 2 according to Fig. 4 and a third cut part 3 according to Fig. 5. On the palm side, the glove consists of only one cut part 4, as shown in Fig. 2. The palm side cut part 4 forms a little finger-palm finger area 5, a ring finger-palm finger area 6, a middle finger-palm finger area 7, an index finger-palm finger area 8, a thumb-palm finger area 9 and a plate area 10. In continuation of the index finger-palm finger area 8, this continuation is separated from the thumb-palm finger area 9 by a notch cut 11.

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The first cut part 1 forms a one-piece middle finger-upper hand finger area 12 and a ring finger-upper hand finger area 13, which merge into one another at a transition 14, each form a widening 15 and are separated from one another in the area of the widening by a cut 16. The second cut part 2 forms a one-piece thumb-upper hand finger area 17 and a thumb intermediate piece 18. The third cut part 3 . forms a back area 19, an index finger-upper hand finger area 20 and a clamping finger-upper hand finger area 21. The index finger-upper hand finger area 20 and the little finger-upper hand finger area 21 are separated from each other by a gap 22 at the point where they come closest to each other, each have a widening 23 facing each other and are separated from the back area 19 by a cut 24 at the widenings.

All seams provided on the glove, including the usual seams 25, are designed as seam joints. This also applies to the two seams 26 provided on the upper hand side and the seams not shown in two gussets 27. There is no seam provided in the gusset 28 between the middle finger and ring finger. According to Fig. 6, the middle finger-palm finger area 7 is straight and the middle finger-upper hand finger area 12 is curved.

Claims (7)

1. . Glove with rolled fingers,
in which four forefingers, namely an index finger, a middle finger, a ring finger and a little finger are provided, in which each of the forefingers has an upper hand finger area and an inner hand finger area,
in which a rolled forefinger consists of an upper hand finger region and an inner hand finger region sewn together along outer edges, one of which is wider than the other and in which the wider finger region is curved widthwise relative to the other finger region in an unfolded state,
in which the finger areas are provided on a plate area and a back area,
in which a middle finger area and a ring finger area are sewn at one end, and
in which the index finger upper hand finger area and palm finger area and the little finger upper hand finger area and palm finger area are integral with the back area or with the plate area,
characterized in that all four forefingers are rolled,
in that the upper hand finger area ( 20 , 12 , 13 , 21 ) is wider than the inner hand finger area ( 5 , 6 ; 7 , 3 ),
in that the index finger-upper hand finger area ( 12 ) which is integral with the back area ( 19 ) is widened in the direction of the middle finger,
in that the little finger-upper hand finger area ( 21 ) which is integral with the back area ( 19 ) is widened in the direction of the ring finger,
in that the middle finger-upper hand finger area ( 12 ) and the ring finger-upper hand finger area ( 13 ) are sewn ( 26 ) to the back area ( 19 ) and
in that the middle finger palm area ( 7 ) and the ring finger palm area ( 6 ) are integral with the plate area ( 10 ). 2. Glove according to claim 1, characterized in that a cut part ( 3 ) is provided on the upper hand side, which integrally forms the back region ( 19 ), the index finger-upper hand finger region ( 20 ) and the little finger-upper hand finger region ( 21 ), and that when the cut part ( 3 ) is laid flat, the index finger-upper hand finger region ( 20 ) and the little finger-upper hand finger region ( 21 ) near the back region ( 19 ) are only separated from each other by a gap ( 22 ) and are separated from the back region by a cut ( 24 ) via a widening ( 23 ). 3. Glove according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a cut part ( 1 ) is provided on the upper hand side, which integrally forms the middle finger-upper hand finger area ( 12 ) and the ring finger-upper hand finger area ( 13 ), and that when the cut part ( 1 ) is laid flat, the middle finger-upper hand finger area ( 12 ) and the ring finger-upper hand finger area ( 13 ) are separated from one another by a cut ( 16 ) via a widening ( 15 ). 4. Glove according to claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the index finger and the middle finger form a gusset ( 27 ) in which the widening ( 23 ) of the index finger-upper hand finger area ( 20 ) and the widening ( 15 ) of the middle finger-upper hand finger area ( 12 ) are sewn together. 5. Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the ring finger and the little finger form a gusset ( 27 ) in which the widening ( 15 ) of the ring finger-back hand finger area ( 12 ) and the widening ( 23 ) of the little finger-back hand finger area ( 21 ) are sewn together. 6. Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the seams ( 26 ) between the middle finger-back hand finger area ( 12 ) and the ring finger-back hand finger area ( 13 ) on the one hand and the back area ( 19 ) on the other hand are provided to form seam joints directed into the glove cavity. 7. Glove according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the seams on the gusset ( 27 ) of the index finger and middle finger and on the gusset ( 27 ) of the ring finger and little finger are each provided to form seam joints directed into the glove cavity.