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Title: US4691387: Glove apparatus
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Lopez, Lionel P.; Houston, TX

Assignee: Lion's Sports, Inc., Houston, TX
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Published / Filed: 1987-09-08 / 1984-10-09

Application Number: US1984000658610

IPC Code: Advanced: A41D 19/00; A41D 19/015; A63B 71/14; A63B 23/12;
IPC-7: A41D 19/00;

ECLA Code: A41D19/015G; A41D19/015G4B; A63B71/14G; K63B21/14A8; K63B71/14G2; K63B71/14G6; K63B209/10;

U.S. Class: Current: 002/161.3; 002/159; 002/160; 002/161.1; D29/117.1;
Original: 002/161.A; 002/160; 002/159; 002/DIG.6;

Field of Search: 002/161 A,161 R,160,159,DIG. 6,16,19

Priority Number:
1984-10-09  US1984000658610

Abstract:     An athletic glove apparatus for providing a non-slip grip and for providing padding and protection to the hand and the various areas of impact for use in different sports. A baseball glove apparatus comprises a glove and a bat wrap, the glove comprising a palm truss, a thumb truss a lower finger truss on each finger and a pad such that the bat wrap engages the truss members. A water sport glove comprises a glove and a ski handle, the glove comprising a palm truss, a thumb truss, a lower finger truss on each finger, an intermediate finger truss on each finger and an outer finger truss on the middle two fingers, the ski handle comprising a handle wrap that acts with the truss members to provide a secure, padded grip. A weight lifting glove comprising a glove and a wrap member, the glove comprising a palm truss, a lower finger truss on each finger, an intermediate finger truss on each finger and a palm pad, such that the wrap member actively engages the truss members for providing a non-slip, padded grip. A golf glove apparatus comprising a glove and a grip member, the glove comprising a palm truss and a lower finger truss on three fingers, such that the grip member actively engages the truss members to provide a non-slip, padded grip. A cycling glove apparatus comprising a glove and a handle bar wrap, the glove comprising a palm truss, an upper palm pad, a lower palm pad and a thumb pad, such that the handler bar wrap actively engages the truss member and the pad members for providing a padded, non-slip grip that is exceedingly easy to disengage.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Payne, Alton W. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Schroeder, Werner H.; Olds, J. L.

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What is claimed is:     1. A glove apparatus for use with a baseball bat to provide the secure engagement of the hands with the bat comprising:
  • (a) one or two gloves for use with the hands,
  • (b) a palm truss member fixedly secured to the upper portion of the palm of said glove but displaced from, and not associated with, the bending portions of the thumb and the palm,
  • (c) a thumb truss member fixedly secured between the thumb and the palm of said glove but displaced from, and not associated with, the bending portions of the thumb and the palm,
  • (d) a finger truss member fixedly secured at the lower portion of one or more fingers of said glove but displaced from, and not associated with, the bending portions of the thumb and the palm,
  • (e) a pad fixedly secured to said glove for covering the lower, outer portion of the palm thereof, and
  • (f) a truss-receptive member fixedly secured to the bat for removeably engaging said truss members for providing a no-slip grip between said glove and the bat,
  • the glove apparatus for protecting the hand and for enhancing the sensitivity of the dexterity of the user.


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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US2465136* 1949-03 Troccoli    
Get PDF - 3pp US3368811  1968-02 Finney   Interlocking glove and handle
Get PDF - 3pp US3508280  1970-04 Osborn   INTERLOCKING GOLF GLOVES
Get PDF - 3pp US3532344  1970-10 Masstab   GOLF CLUB AND GLOVE INCLUDING COACTING NON-SLIP ELEMENTS AND GRIP POSITIONING MEANS
Get PDF - 4pp US3597765  1971-08 Stanton  Consolidated Foods Corporation SPORT GLOVE
Get PDF - 10pp US4042975  1977-08 Elliot et al.  New Products Development, Inc. Means for protecting batters from hand injuries
Get PDF - 10pp US4400831  1983-08 Rietz   Glove arrangement for water skiing
Get PDF - 4pp US4414692  1983-11 Dzierson et al.  Elmer Little & Sons, Inc. Drinking glove
Get PDF - 4pp US4420843  1983-12 Genzling et al.   Cyclists' gloves
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Foreign References:
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
Buy PDF - 12pp DE2807658 1979-09  A63B 71/08 Sportartikelfabrik Karl Uhl GmbH, 7460 Balingen Handschuh fuer Sportler, insbesondere Torwarte 
Buy PDF GB0547946 1942-09  A63B 23/12 FREDERICK LIONEL AGAR Improvements in or relating to frictional anti-slipping means 
Buy PDF- 5pp GB2080672 1982-02  A41D 19/015 COFFIN GORDON Grip arrangement for hand-held implements 


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