ES1268645U - PROTECTIVE TAURINE GARMENT (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Protective bullfighting garment, created to cover and protect the user's entire body except for the head, hands and feet against piercing by sharp objects such as bull horns, characterized by being made with Duponttextile fabric TM KEVLAR of 175 gr/m2 lined with 100% polyester fabric, consisting of two front and two rear that go from the shoulders to the end of each leg, joined to the sleeves and neck by seam, the central opening being covered with a 4.5 cm flap that forms the left front over the right, while the flap is fixed to the right side by means of three self-hooking tapes. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

PROTECTIVE TAURINE GARMENT

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention, as indicated in the title, refers to a garment recommended for use in bullfighting environments, specifically, for the use of bullfighters and bullfighters during the fight, both in professional and training environments.

The object of this invention is to provide a hitherto unknown solution to various drawbacks that will be discussed later, mainly, it is intended to achieve a final result that allows to avoid life-threatening injuries while protecting the body of the person.

The invention in question provides essential features of novelty and notable advantages with respect to the means known and used for the same purposes in the current state of the art.

It is called a suit of lights to the clothing worn by bullfighters in the bullfight. Its name responds to the reflections produced by the sequins that cover it. It is made of silk and covered with an embroidery usually made with gold, silver or jet thread and occasionally with other materials such as glass.

It is a traditional clothing that comes from the costume of the majos of the late 18th century and that ended up becoming an exclusive clothing to exercise the bullfighting ritual. Subsequently, various ornaments were added, such as the cap, embroidery and alamares.

The first woman to wear a suit of lights as men did was Dolores Sánchez, La Fragosa, an innovation that she introduced in 1886.

From what has been previously commented, we see that in the bullfighting sector the traditional prevails, especially in terms of what are the garments that are used.

Perhaps that is why there have not been many changes or marked innovation. Nor has there been any news lately in terms of security.

In the world of bullfighting, the risk to which people are exposed in the ring is well known. The courage of the people in the sector is clearly demonstrated by having been exposed to animals of large tons, endangering their physical well-being and even their lives.

Unfortunately, many cases are widely known in which people are left in a state of disability or lose their lives due to the terrible injuries suffered.

The bullfighting garments that are known so far do not sufficiently protect the user, exposing them to potentially lethal consequences.

The garment that the invention proposes solves in a fully satisfactory way the aforementioned problems, providing a series of advantageous and novel characteristics, and without this implying any reduction in its performance in other aspects.

The proposed invention aims to provide an effective, safe, practical, simple and easy-to-use solution, the effect of which would be a high protection for the people who are in the ring, preventing the pythons or bull horns from causing fearsome injuries to their body.

The present invention has its field of application in the textile sector, and more specifically with regard to the bullfighting environment.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

In the state of the art we find some documents related to the bullfighting sector, although none of them fulfill the same function or provide the same advantageous characteristics.

Thus, in document ES 1003 361 we find a protective cover for the antlers of the wild cattle, which is useful mainly when transport occurs and the cattle remain in the pens, as well as in the confines, existing both in closed enclosures and open, it is essentially characterized in that it is made of a flexible material adaptable to the configuration of the poles and having a general conical shape with its end reinforced in a spherical shape, remaining solid by means of tape placed at the base of the cover and on the pole. of the carcass, or by means of ropes through holes made near the base of the cover.

On the other hand, document ES 1057011 provides an improved bullfighting flag, one of those made from a substantially elongated wooden body with a cylindrical configuration, externally ornamented by pieces of paper, cloth or the like, which has a grip end blind and devoid of ornamentation, characterized in that at the end opposite to that of the handle, it incorporates an externally coupled plastic cap, fixed to the body by means of a pin, with a complementary cap carrying the harpoon or pinwheel at the outer end of the cap, being the bushing and the bushing are joined by a spring, the spring being fixed at the lower end to a pin and incorporated in the inside the hollow area of the bushing, and the opposite end of the spring fixed to the bushing by a pin.

In turn, document ES 1230 499 claims a flag for a bullfighting spectacle without the death of a bull, characterized in that it comprises: - a first body, with an elongated configuration, with a proximal zone, provided with a gripping portion, and a zone distal;

- a second body, with a proximal zone, by which it is attachable to the distal zone of the first body, and a distal zone that includes a base with an adhesive element to be adhered to the torus; Y

- first releasable connection means, located in the distal area of the first body and in the proximal area of the second body to selectively connect and release the first body with respect to the second body, the first connection means being configured to release when the base makes contact with the bull's hair, leaving the second body attached to the bull.

In these documents we find articles that can be used in the bullfighting environment, however, none of them provides a garment capable of protecting the body of the bullfighter or bullfighter, avoiding life-threatening injuries.

Thus we see that until now there was no known garment that, due to its novel characteristics, solves the aforementioned inconveniences both in terms of the aforementioned documents and other inventions or traditional articles that we find in the state of the art.

Taking into consideration the cases mentioned and analyzing the conjugated arguments, the invention proposed in this document gives rise to a final result in which significant differentiating aspects are provided compared to the current state of the art, and where a series is provided of advances in the elements already known with their corresponding advantages.

In particular:

- A garment is achieved that protects most of the body of a user during the fight.

- Allows the movement of the bullfighter or bullfighter.

- By going under the suit of lights, the person can continue to use traditional clothing.

- In the tests carried out, its usefulness and benefits have been confirmed. - The garment can be adapted to different measures depending on the user's needs.

- It is simple and easy to use.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

Thus, the present invention is constituted from the following elements. It is a garment designed to cover and protect the entire body of the user except for the head, hands and feet, against piercing by sharp objects such as the horns of a bull, being formed by two front and two rear that go from the shoulders to the end of each leg, attached to the sleeves and neck by sewing. The central opening is covered with a 4.5 cm flap that forms the left front over the right. The flap is attached to the right side by means of three self-hooking straps. The sleeves are in one piece, joined to the torso by stitching at the armhole. The garment is finished with an overlock overcast. It is made with 175 g / m2 DuPont ™ KEVLAR textile fabric lined with 100% polyester fabric to ensure user comfort.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

For a better understanding of this specification a drawing is attached which, by way of non-limiting example, describes a preferred embodiment of the invention:

Figure 1.- Elevation view of the invention.

In these figures the following numbered elements stand out:

1. Forwards

2. Leg loops

3. Sleeves

4. Neck

5. Lapel

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

A preferred embodiment of the proposed invention is made up of the following elements: it is a garment designed to cover and protect the entire body of the user, except for the head, hands and feet, against piercing by sharp objects such as horns. of a bull, being formed by two front (1) and two rear that go from the shoulders to the end of each leg (2), joined to the sleeves (3) and the neck (4) by sewing. The central opening is covered with a 4.5 cm flap (5) that forms the left front over the right. The flap is attached to the right side by means of three self-hooking straps. The sleeves are in one piece, joined to the torso by stitching at the armhole. The garment is finished with an overlock overcast. It is made with textile fabric DuPont ™ KEVLAR of 175 gr / m2 lined with 100% polyester fabric to ensure user comfort.

Claims (2)

1.

BULLFIGHTING PROTECTIVE RENDA, created to cover and protect the entire body of the user except for the head, hands and feet against piercing by sharp objects such as the horns of a bull, characterized by being made of 175 gr DuPont ™ KEVLAR textile fabric / m2 lined with 100% polyester fabric, consisting of two front and two backs that go from the shoulders to the end of each leg, joined to the sleeves and neck by stitching, the central opening being covered with a 4 flap , 5 cm that forms the left front on the right, while the flap is fixed to the right side by means of three self-hooking straps. two.

PROTECTIVE TAURINE COAT, according to claim 1, characterized in that the sleeves are in one piece, joined to the torso by stitching in the armhole, and that the garment is finished with an overlock overcast.