JP2018168496A - Glove - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a glove in which a finger gripping force is effectively exhibited by interlocking one finger with an adjacent finger. A glove 1 includes a belt member 14, a first finger portion 111 pressed by the belt member 14 in a bending direction, and a second finger portion 112 arranged so as to be adjacent to the first finger portion 111. It has. The belt member 14 connects the first finger portion 111 and the second finger portion 112, and is arranged on the back 11X of the first finger portion. [Selection diagram] Fig. 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a glove.

  Conventionally, for example, in sports such as baseball and golf, it is considered good to hold the hitting tool mainly with the little finger, ring finger, and middle finger.

  With the little finger, ring finger, and middle finger, the gripping force when each finger is gripping the striking tool in conjunction with a finger adjacent to it, rather than the gripping force when each finger independently grips the striking tool grip Is known to grow.

  In addition, gloves used for hitting in sports such as baseball and golf have been proposed. For example, JP 2006-346437 A (Patent Document 1) describes gloves suitable for sports. The sports gloves described in this publication can improve fit.

JP 2006-346437 A

  In the glove described in the above publication, it is not assumed that any finger and an adjacent finger are interlocked.

  This invention is made | formed in view of the said subject, The objective is to provide the glove by which the grasping force of a finger | toe is effectively exhibited by interlocking one finger and the finger | toe which adjoins. is there.

  The glove of the present invention includes a belt member, a first finger portion pressed in a bending direction by the belt member, and a second finger portion arranged so as to be adjacent to each other. The belt member connects the first finger portion and the second finger portion, and is disposed on the back of the first finger portion.

  According to the glove of the present invention, since the belt member connects the first finger part and the second finger part, the fingers attached to the first finger part and the second finger part can be interlocked. Accordingly, the gripping forces of the first finger part and the second finger part are effectively exhibited.

  Preferably, in the glove described above, the back of the first finger part is positioned closer to the palm than the back of the second finger part by pressing the back of the first finger part by the belt member. For this reason, when the wearer grips the grip of the baseball bat, for example, the gripping force of the second finger portion acts on the first finger portion via the belt member. Thereby, since the 1st finger part is pressed on a grip, the grasping force of the 1st finger part is reinforced. Accordingly, the gripping forces of the first finger part and the second finger part are effectively exhibited.

  Preferably, in the above glove, the belt member is configured to be disposed on the belly of the second finger portion. For this reason, the back of a 1st finger part can be pushed with the belt member arrange | positioned at the belly | trum of a 2nd finger part.

  Preferably, in the above glove, the belt member is configured to be disposed on a side portion of the second finger portion facing the first finger portion. For this reason, the back of a 1st finger part can be pushed with the belt member arrange | positioned at the side part of a 2nd finger part.

  Preferably, in the above glove, the belt member is configured to be disposed on the back of the second finger portion. For this reason, the back of the 1st finger part can be pushed with the belt member arranged on the back of the 2nd finger part.

  Preferably, in the above glove, the belt member includes a first belt portion disposed on the back of the first finger portion, and a second belt portion connecting the belly of the first finger portion and the belly of the second finger portion. It is out. For this reason, each finger | toe with which the 1st finger part and the 2nd finger part were mounted | worn can be interlock | cooperated more.

  Preferably, in the glove described above, the belt member is configured to branch in the width direction from the center in the length direction toward one end and the other end. For this reason, it can be made to act on a 1st finger part via the belt member which branched the grasping force of the 2nd finger part.

  In the above glove, the belt member is preferably made of an elastic member. For this reason, a 1st finger part can be pressed on a grip with the elastic force of a belt member.

  In the above glove, the belt member is preferably formed of an elastic member. For this reason, a 1st finger part can be pressed on a grip by a belt member expanding and contracting.

  Preferably, in the above glove, one second finger is disposed on each side of the first finger. For this reason, the gripping force of each of the second finger portions arranged on both sides of the first finger portion acts on the first finger portion from both sides of the first finger portion via the belt member. Thereby, the gripping force of the first finger part is further strengthened. Therefore, the gripping forces of the first finger part and the second finger part are more effectively exhibited.

  As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a glove in which the gripping force of a finger is effectively exhibited by linking one of the fingers with an adjacent finger.

It is a front view showing roughly the state where the wearer wearing the glove in the 1 embodiment of the present invention held the grip of the impact tool. It is a figure which shows roughly the state which looked at the glove in one embodiment of this invention from the back side of the hand. It is a figure which shows roughly the state which looked at the glove in one embodiment of this invention from the palm side. FIG. 4 is an end view taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 2. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows roughly the state from which the belt member was isolate | separated from the middle finger part of the glove in one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the state by which the belt member was attached to the middle finger part of the glove in one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 1 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 2 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 3 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 4 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 5 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is an end view of the glove in the modification 6 of one embodiment of the present invention. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows roughly the state from which the belt member was isolate | separated from the middle finger part of the glove in the modification 7 of one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the state by which the belt member was attached to the middle finger part of the glove in the modification 7 of one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows roughly the state from which the belt member was isolate | separated from the middle finger part of the glove in the modification 8 of one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the state by which the belt member was attached to the middle finger part of the glove in the modification 8 of one embodiment of this invention, a ring finger part, and a little finger part. It is a figure which shows roughly the state which looked at the glove in the modification 9 of one embodiment of this invention from the back side of the hand. It is a figure which shows roughly the state which looked at the glove in the modification 9 of one embodiment of this invention from the palm side. It is a front view which shows schematically the impact tool of an Example. It is a perspective view which shows roughly a mode that the test subject applied the belt member of the support member in an Example to the finger | toe, and gripped the grip of the experimental bat. It is a graph which shows the representative value and swing conditions of the swing speed of an Example.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Unless otherwise specified, the same or corresponding parts in the following drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will not be repeated.

  With reference to FIGS. 1-6, the structure of the glove 1 in one embodiment of this invention is demonstrated.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a baseball glove is illustrated as the glove 1 in the present embodiment, and a baseball bat is illustrated as the hitting tool 2. This baseball glove includes a softball glove. The gloves 1 are not limited to baseball gloves, and may be sports gloves such as golf gloves. The glove 1 is a right batter glove. The glove 1 in the present embodiment is not limited to a right batter glove, and may be a left batter glove.

  The glove 1 is configured to accept one hand of the wearer. This one hand is located on the base side of the grip. A grip 21 is arranged on the base side of a baseball bat as the hitting tool 2.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the glove 1 includes a thumb part 11A, an index finger part 11B, a middle finger part 11C, a ring finger part 11D, a little finger part 11E, a back part 12, a palm part 13, A belt member 14 and an attachment member 15 are provided.

  The thumb part 11A, the index finger part 11B, the middle finger part 11C, the ring finger part 11D, and the little finger part 11E are configured to receive the wearer's thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger, respectively. The thumb part 11A, the index finger part 11B, the middle finger part 11C, the ring finger part 11D, and the little finger part 11E are configured to accommodate each of the wearer's thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger. The thumb part 11A, the index finger part 11B, the middle finger part 11C, the ring finger part 11D and the little finger part 11E are independent of each other. The back part 12 is configured to receive the back of the wearer's hand. The palm portion 13 is configured to accept the wearer's palm.

  In the present embodiment, the ring finger portion 11D corresponds to the first finger portion 111 in the claims, and the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E correspond to the second finger portion 112 in the claims. The ring finger portion 11D, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion 11E are arranged adjacent to the ring finger portion 11D, respectively. In the present embodiment, one second finger portion 112 is disposed on each side of the first finger portion 111.

  The belt member 14 is configured to connect the ring finger portion 11D, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion 11E. The belt member 14 is configured in a belt shape. For example, the width of the belt member 14 can be constant. The belt member 14 is disposed on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. Specifically, the belt member 14 is slidably inserted into the attachment member 15. Thus, the belt member 14 is slidably disposed on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. The belt member 14 is not disposed on the belly 11Y of the ring finger portion 11D. That is, the belt member 14 is not disposed on the belly 11Y of the ring finger portion 11D, but is disposed on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. Therefore, the belt member 14 is not disposed between the belly 11Y of the ring finger portion 11D and the grip 21 shown in FIG. Therefore, the force with which the ring finger part 11 </ b> D is pressed against the grip 21 is not hindered by the belt member 14 between the ring finger part 11 </ b> D and the grip 21.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, specifically, the belt member 14 is disposed on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D by the attachment member 15 attached to the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. More specifically, the attachment member 15 is attached to the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D at both ends in the extending direction of each finger. The belt member 14 is inserted into a gap between the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D and the center of the mounting member 15 in the extending direction of the ring finger. The attachment member 15 attached to the ring finger part 11D is disposed at a position corresponding to the ring finger part 11D between the base on the palm side of the ring finger and the first joint.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the belt member 14 is configured to be disposed on the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. Specifically, the belt member 14 is disposed on the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger part 11C by the attachment members 15 attached to the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger part 11C and the little finger part 11E. More specifically, each attachment member 15 is attached to each belly 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E at both ends in the extending direction of the middle finger and the little finger. The belt member 14 is inserted into a gap between the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E and the center of each attachment member 15 in the extending direction of the middle finger and little finger.

  The attachment members 15 respectively attached to the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E correspond to positions between the palm-side roots and the first joints of the middle finger and the little finger in the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E, respectively. Is arranged. Therefore, the belt member 14 is disposed across the position corresponding to the palm side of each of the ring finger part 11D, the middle finger part 11C, and the little finger part 11E and the first joint.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the belt member 14 is disposed so as to extend from the belly 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C to the belly 11Y of the little finger portion 11E through the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. When the glove 1 is not worn on the wearer's hand, the ring finger portion 11D is located closer to the palm than the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E when the glove 1 is viewed from the fingertip side. When the back 11X of the ring finger part 11D is pushed by the belt member 14, the spine 11X of the ring finger part 11D moves from the back 11X of the ring finger part 11D toward the abdomen 11Y of the ring finger part 11D, and the back of the middle finger part 11C and the small finger part 11E. It is arranged closer to the belly 11Y side of the ring finger part 11D than 11X.

  The belt member 14 is made of, for example, an elastic member. The belt member 14 is made of, for example, an elastic member. Specifically, as a material of the belt member 14, for example, rubber, silicon, foam (EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate: ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer resin) or urethane), leather (synthetic leather or natural leather), At least one of plastic and stretchable material (such as knit or mesh) is preferably used. Moreover, as a material of the belt member 14, for example, at least any of metal, wood, paper, and glass can be used.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the belt member 14 is inserted through the attachment members 15 in the order of the middle finger portion 11C, the ring finger portion 11D, and the little finger portion 11E. The belt member 14 passes between the middle finger portion 11C and the ring finger portion 11D from the belly 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C to the back 11X of the ring finger portion 11D, and between the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E from the back of the ring finger portion 11D. And is arranged so as to reach the belly 11Y of the little finger part 11E.

  The case where the ring finger portion 11D is connected to both the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E has been described above. However, the ring finger portion 11D only needs to be connected to at least one of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E.

  The case where the ring finger portion 11D corresponds to the first finger portion 111 and the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E correspond to the second finger portion 112 has been described above. However, at least one of the ring finger part 11D, the middle finger part 11C, and the little finger part 11E may correspond to the first finger part 111, and any other finger may correspond to the second finger part 112.

  In the above description, the belt member 14 is disposed at a position corresponding to the first finger joint between the ring finger, the middle finger, and the little finger on the palm side of the ring finger portion 11D, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion 11E. Explained the case. However, the belt member 14 may be disposed at a position corresponding to between the first joint and the second joint of each finger.

  In the above case, the thumb portion 11A, the index finger portion 11B, the middle finger portion 11C, the ring finger portion 11D, and the little finger portion 11E are configured to accommodate the entirety of each of the wearer's thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger. Explained. However, the thumb part 11A, the index finger part 11B, the middle finger part 11C, the ring finger part 11D, and the little finger part 11E need only accommodate at least the root part of each of the wearer's thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger.

Next, the effect of the glove 1 in this Embodiment is demonstrated.
For the little finger, ring finger, and middle finger, as shown in FIG. 1, the finger adjacent to one finger is made to interlock with the finger, rather than the gripping force when each finger independently grips the grip 21 of the impact tool 2. Therefore, the gripping force when gripping the grip of the hitting tool is increased.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, according to the glove 1 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 connects the ring finger portion 11D, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion 11E, respectively. Each finger mounted on the finger can be interlocked. Accordingly, the gripping forces of the first finger part and the second finger part are effectively exhibited. Moreover, each finger can be moved independently in a state where the striking tool 2 is not gripped.

  Further, when the spine 11X of the ring finger part 11D is pushed by the belt member 14, the spine 11X of the ring finger part 11D is positioned on the palm side relative to the spine 11X of the middle finger part 11C and the little finger part 11E. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 1, when the wearer grips the grip 21 of the baseball bat, the gripping force of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E (inserted into the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E, respectively) The gripping force of the middle finger and the little finger) acts on the ring finger portion 11D via the belt member 14. Thereby, since the ring finger part 11D is pressed against the grip 21, the gripping force of the ring finger part 11D (the gripping force of the ring finger mounted on the ring finger part 11D) is reinforced. Accordingly, the gripping forces of the ring finger part 11D, the middle finger part 11C, and the little finger part 11E are effectively exhibited. As a result, it is possible to improve the swing speed when the wearer swings the baseball bat by holding the grip 21 without using unnecessary force.

  In the glove 1 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 is configured to be disposed on the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. For this reason, the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D can be pushed by the belt member 14 disposed on the abdomen 11Y of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. Further, since the belt member 14 is disposed between the belly 11Y of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E and the grip 21, the belt member 14 is stably disposed.

  In the glove 1 of this Embodiment, the belt member 14 is comprised with the elastic member. For this reason, the ring finger portion 11 </ b> D can be pressed against the grip 21 by the elastic force of the belt member 14.

  In the glove 1 of this Embodiment, the belt member 14 is comprised with the expansion-contraction member. For this reason, the ring finger portion 11 </ b> D can be pressed against the grip 21 by the expansion and contraction of the belt member 14.

  In the glove 1 of this Embodiment, the middle finger part 11C and the little finger part 11E which are 1st finger parts are arrange | positioned 1 each on the both sides of the ring finger part 11D which is a 1st finger part. For this reason, each gripping force of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E acts on the ring finger portion 11D from both sides of the ring finger portion 11D via the belt member 14. Thereby, the gripping force of the ring finger part 11D is further reinforced. Accordingly, the gripping forces of the ring finger portion 11D, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion 11E are more effectively exhibited.

  Next, each modification of the present embodiment will be described. Unless otherwise specified, the glove 1 of each modification has the same configuration as the glove 1 of the present embodiment.

  With reference to FIG. 7, the glove 1 in the modification 1 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 7, in the glove 1 in the first modification of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 serves as the second finger portion 112 as compared to the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4. The positions attached to the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E are different.

  The belt member 14 is configured to be disposed on each side portion 11Z of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E facing the ring finger portion 11D. Both end portions of the belt member 14 in the direction in which the middle finger portion 11C, the ring finger portion 11D, and the little finger portion 11E are aligned are sewn, for example, on the respective side portions 11Z of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E.

  According to the glove 1 in the modification 1 of this Embodiment, the belt member 14 is comprised so that it may be arrange | positioned at each side part 11Z of 11 C of middle finger parts, and the little finger part 11E. For this reason, the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D can be pushed by the belt member 14 disposed on each side portion 11Z of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. Further, since the belt member 14 is not disposed between the belly 11Y of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E and the grip 21, when the wearer grips the grip 21, the belt member 14 moves the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion. The uncomfortable feeling which arises by contacting each 11Y of 11E of 11E can be suppressed.

  With reference to FIG. 8, the glove 1 in the modification 2 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 8, in the glove 1 according to the second modification of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 serves as the second finger portion 112 as compared to the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4. The positions attached to the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E are different.

  The belt member 14 is configured to be disposed on the spine 11X of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. Both end portions of the belt member 14 in the direction in which the middle finger portion 11C, the ring finger portion 11D, and the little finger portion 11E are aligned are sewn to the spine 11X of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E, for example.

  A material having a certain degree of hardness is suitable as the material of the belt member 14. As a material of the belt member 14, for example, a plastic thin plate can be used.

  According to the glove 1 in the second modification of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 is configured to be disposed on the spine 11X of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. For this reason, the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D can be pushed by the belt member 14 disposed on the back 11X of each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E.

  With reference to FIG. 9, the glove 1 in the modification 3 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 9, in the glove 1 in the third modification of the present embodiment, the configuration of the belt member 14 is different from the glove 1 in the present embodiment shown in FIG.

  The belt member 14 is configured to make a round around each of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E. Both end portions of the belt member 14 may be connected to each other. That is, the belt member 14 may be configured in an annular shape. Thereby, it can suppress that the belt member 14 isolate | separates from each finger part.

  With reference to FIG. 10, the glove 1 in the modification 4 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 10, in the glove 1 in the modification 4 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 serves as the first finger portion 111 as compared to the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4. The position attached to the ring finger part 11D is different.

  The belt member 14 is attached to attachment members 15 disposed on the side portions 11Z on the middle finger portion 11C side and the little finger portion 11E side of the ring finger portion 11D.

  With reference to FIG. 11, the glove 1 in the modification 5 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 11, in the glove 1 in the modified example 5 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 serves as the second finger portion 112 as compared with the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. 4. The positions attached to the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E are different.

  The belt member 14 is attached to an attachment member 15 disposed on the side portion 11Z of the middle finger portion 11C on the ring finger portion 11D side. Moreover, the belt member 14 is attached to the attachment member 15 arrange | positioned at the side part 11Z by the side of the ring finger part 11D of the little finger part 11E.

  With reference to FIG. 12, the glove 1 in the modification 6 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 12, in the glove 1 in the modified example 6 of the present embodiment, the configuration of the belt member 14 is different from the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIG. The position where the belt member 14 is attached to the ring finger portion 11D as the first finger portion 111 is different.

  In the glove 1 in the sixth modification of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 includes a first belt portion 14a and a second belt portion 14b. The first belt portion 14 a is disposed on the spine 11 </ b> X of the ring finger portion 11 </ b> D as the first finger portion 111. The second belt part 14b connects the belly 11Y of the ring finger part 11D as the first finger part 111 and the belly 11Y of the middle finger part 11C and the little finger part 11E as the second finger part 112.

  According to the glove 1 in Modification 6 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 includes the first belt portion 14a disposed on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D, the belly 11Y, the middle finger portion 11C, and the little finger portion of the ring finger portion 11D. 11E includes a second belt portion 14b that connects each belly 11Y of 11E. For this reason, the ring finger part 11D, the middle finger part 11C, and the little finger part 11E can be more interlocked.

  With reference to FIG. 13 and FIG. 14, the glove 1 in the modification 7 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, the glove 1 in the modified example 7 of the present embodiment has a configuration of the belt member 14 as compared with the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. Is different.

  The belt member 14 is configured to branch in the width direction D2 from the center 141 in the length direction D1 toward the one end 142 and the other end 143, respectively. The belt member 14 is configured such that the distance between the portions branched in the width direction D2 increases from the center 141 in the length direction D1 toward the one end 142 and the other end 143, respectively. The belt member 14 is configured to intersect at the center 141 in the length direction D1.

  The belt member 14 is configured such that the center 141 in the length direction D1 is positioned on the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D. A center 141 in the length direction D1 of the belt member 14 is attached to the attachment member 15 of the ring finger portion 11D. The length in the direction in which the finger of the attachment member 15 of the ring finger portion 11D extends is shorter than the length in the direction in which each finger of the attachment member 15 of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E extends.

  One end side portion between the center 141 and the one end 142 of the belt member 14 is attached to the attachment member 15 of the middle finger portion 11C. One branched portion of the one end side portion of the belt member 14 is attached to the distal end side of the attachment member 15 of the middle finger portion 11C. The other branched portion of the one side portion of the belt member 14 is attached to the base side of the attachment member 15 of the middle finger portion 11C.

  The other end side portion between the center 141 and the other end 143 of the belt member 14 is attached to the attachment member 15 of the little finger portion 11E. One branched portion of the other end side portion of the belt member 14 is attached to the distal end side of the attachment member 15 of the little finger portion 11E. The other branched portion of the other end portion of the belt member 14 is attached to the base side of the attachment member 15 of the little finger portion 11E.

  According to the glove 1 in Modification 7 of the present embodiment, the belt member 14 is configured to branch in the width direction D2 from the center 141 in the length direction D1 toward the one end 142 and the other end 143, respectively. ing. For this reason, it can be made to act on the ring finger part 11D via the belt member 14 which branched the holding force of the middle finger part 11C and the little finger part 11E. Further, the back of the ring finger portion 11D can be pushed by the branched belt member 14. Therefore, the back of the ring finger part 11D can be pushed efficiently.

  Moreover, since the length of the attachment member 15 of the ring finger portion 11D is shorter than the lengths of the attachment members 15 of the middle finger portion 11C and the little finger portion 11E, the attachment member is attached in a state where the center 141 of the belt member 14 is attached to the attachment member 15. The movement between the tip end side and the root side of 15 is suppressed. Thereby, the position of the belt member 14 can be stabilized.

  With reference to FIG. 15 and FIG. 16, the glove 1 in the modification 8 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the glove 1 in the modified example 8 of the present embodiment has a configuration of the belt member 14 as compared with the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIGS. 5 and 6. Is different.

  The belt member 14 is configured such that one end side portion between the center 141 and the one end 142 and the other end side portion between the center 141 and the other end 143 are asymmetric with respect to the center 141 in the length direction D1. It is comprised so that it may become. Further, the width of the other side portion connecting the ring finger portion 11D and the little finger portion 11E is wider than the width of the one end side portion connecting the ring finger portion 11D and the middle finger portion 11C. Thereby, the gripping force of the little finger part 11E acting on the ring finger part 11D can be made larger than the gripping force of the middle finger part 11C acting on the ring finger part 11D. Thereby, it can grasp firmly.

  With reference to FIG. 17 and FIG. 18, the glove 1 in the modification 9 of this Embodiment is demonstrated. As shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, in the glove 1 in the modified example 9 of the present embodiment, the arrangement of the belt member 14 is compared with the glove 1 of the present embodiment shown in FIGS. 2 and 3. Is different.

  The belt member 14 is disposed across the spine 11X of the ring finger portion 11D and the middle finger portion 11C. Further, the belt member 14 is disposed on each belly 11Y of the index finger portion 11B and the little finger portion 11E.

  In the glove 1 in Modification 9 of the present embodiment, the ring finger portion 11D and the middle finger portion 11C correspond to the first finger portion 111 in the claims, and the index finger portion 11B and the little finger portion 11E are the second in the claims. It corresponds to the finger part 112.

  According to the glove 1 in the modified example 9 of the present embodiment, when the wearer grips the grip of the baseball bat, the gripping force of the index finger portion 11B and the little finger portion 11E is changed to the ring finger portion 11D and the ring finger portion 11D via the belt member 14. It acts on the middle finger portion 11C. Thereby, since the ring finger part 11D and the middle finger part 11C are pressed against the grip, the gripping force of the ring finger part 11D and the middle finger part 11C is reinforced. Therefore, the gripping force of the ring finger part 11D, the middle finger part 11C, the index finger part 11B, and the little finger part 11E is effectively exhibited.

  It should be noted that the above-described embodiment and modifications can be combined as appropriate.

  Examples of the present invention will be described below. In constructing the glove according to the present invention, the following experiment was conducted.

(Experiment 1)
With reference to FIGS. 19 and 21, the effect of the belt member was evaluated by the following experiment.

  An experimental bat shown in FIG. 19 was prepared. In the experimental bat, a support member is attached to a grip of a baseball bat as a hitting tool. The support member has a fixing member and a belt member. A belt member extending in the longitudinal direction of the baseball bat is fixed to the grip by a fixing member. As shown in FIG. 20, the experiment was performed using an experimental bat to which a support member was attached instead of the glove according to the present embodiment.

  The baseball bat of the experimental bat is a wooden knock bat. The weight of the wooden knock bat is 570 g. The total length of the wooden knock bat is 91 cm. The belt member is composed of two EVA bands that are overlapped with each other. The thickness of each of the two EVA bands is 2 mm. Of the two EVA bands, the width of the band arranged inside is 15 mm, and the width of the band arranged outside is 10 mm. The length of each of the two EVA bands is 22 cm. The fixing member is a vinyl tape. The two EVAs are attached to the grip by winding a vinyl tape around both longitudinal ends and the middle of the two EVAs.

  The swing speed (km / h) when nine test subjects swung using the experimental bat was measured. Each subject is a general adult male with baseball experience. The swing was performed 6 times for each subject. The average value of the six swing speeds of each subject was used as the representative value of the swing speed of each subject. The swing speed was measured using a Mizuno swing tracer (manufactured by Mitsuno Corporation), which is a bat swing analysis system. This system measures a swing speed from values of an acceleration sensor and a gyro sensor attached to a grip end.

  Each subject swung using the experimental bat under both conditions where the belt member (structure) was applied to the finger and not applied to the finger. Under the condition that the belt member (structure) is put on the finger, the subject holds the grip with the ring finger on the grip end placed under the belt member (structure) and the other finger placed on the belt member (structure). It was. Under the condition that the belt member (structure) was not put on the finger, the subject held the grip on the belt member (structure) with all the fingers.

  FIG. 21 shows the experimental results. FIG. 21 shows the representative value of the swing speed of each subject and the swing conditions (conditions for applying to the finger and conditions for not applying to the finger). As shown in FIG. 21, in all the subjects, the representative value of the swing speed under the condition where the finger is applied is equal to or more than the representative value of the swing speed under the condition where the finger is not applied. Thereby, it turned out that swing speed improves by putting a belt member (structure) on a finger.

(Experiment 2)
With reference to Table 1, the effect of the belt member was further evaluated by the following experiment.

  A baseball bat having the same configuration as the experimental bat shown in FIG. 19 was prepared. A support member is attached to the grip of the baseball bat. This baseball bat is a soft baseball metal bat. The baseball bat weighs 570 g. The total length of this baseball bat is 84 cm.

  One of the nine subjects in Experiment 1 measured the hand pressure and swing speed when hitting a tee using this baseball bat. This test subject is a right batter with over 10 years of baseball experience. The swing was performed four times each under the condition where the belt member (structure) was put on the finger and the condition where the belt member (structure) was not put on the finger.

  In order to measure the pressure of the hand during the swing, the subject performed a swing by wearing a baseball batting glove with a tactile sensor (sensor sheet 4256E; manufactured by Nitta Corporation). Data of hand pressure measured by the tactile sensor during the swing was read by a data logger system (F-scan data logger system; manufactured by Nitta Corporation).

  As the hand pressure, the pressure between the second joint and the third joint of the left ring finger and the pressure of the entire left hand, which is the part where the subject applied the belt member (structure), were measured. As these pressures, the maximum value of the pressure before the impact between the baseball bat and the ball was measured.

  The swing speed was measured using a Mizuno swing tracer (manufactured by Mitsuno Corporation) as in Experiment 1 above.

  Table 1 shows the measurement results. Table 1 shows hand pressure and swing speed. As described above, the pressure at the base of the ring finger and the pressure of the entire hand were measured as the hand pressure. The pressure of the hand is a relative value when the pressure value of the trial in which the pressure is the highest under the condition that the belt member (structure) is not applied to the finger is set to 1 for both the root of the ring finger and the pressure of the entire hand.

  Under the condition where the belt member (structure) is applied to the finger, the pressure at the base of the ring finger is about 16% larger than the condition where the belt member (structure) is not applied to the finger, but the pressure of the entire hand is reduced by about 14%. It was. Further, under the condition where the belt member (structure) is put on the finger, the swing speed is increased by about 8% compared to the condition where the belt member (structure) is not put on the finger. As a result, it was found that the gripping force by the ring finger was reinforced, and the swing speed was improved by the wearer grasping the grip without using unnecessary force.

  It should be understood that the embodiments and examples disclosed herein are illustrative and non-restrictive in every respect. The scope of the present invention is defined by the terms of the claims, rather than the description above, and is intended to include any modifications within the scope and meaning equivalent to the terms of the claims.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Gloves, 2 Impact tools, 11A Thumb part, 11B Index finger part, 11C Middle finger part, 11D Ring finger part, 11E Pinkie part, 11X spine, 11Y stomach, 11Z side part, 12 Back part, 13 Palm part, 14 Belt member, 14a 1st belt part, 14b 2nd belt part, 15 attachment member, 21 grip, 111 1st finger part, 112 2nd finger part, 141 center, 142 one end, 143 other end, D1 length direction, D2 width direction.

Claims (10)

A belt member;
A first finger pressed in the bending direction by the belt member;
A second finger portion disposed adjacent to the first finger portion;
The belt member is a glove that connects the first finger portion and the second finger portion and is disposed on the back of the first finger portion.   2. The glove according to claim 1, wherein the back of the first finger part is positioned closer to the palm than the back of the second finger part when the back of the first finger part is pushed by the belt member. .   The glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the belt member is configured to be disposed on an abdomen of the second finger part.   The glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the belt member is configured to be disposed on a side portion of the second finger portion facing the first finger portion.   The glove according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the belt member is configured to be disposed on a back of the second finger portion.   The belt member includes a first belt portion disposed on a back of the first finger portion, and a second belt portion connecting the belly of the first finger portion and the belly of the second finger portion. The glove according to 1 or 2.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the belt member is configured to branch in the width direction from the center in the length direction toward each of the one end and the other end.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the belt member is formed of an elastic member.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein the belt member is formed of an elastic member.   The glove according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein one second finger portion is disposed on each side of the first finger portion.