Finger guard for protecting bowstring drawing fingers

Abstract

The invention discloses a finger guard for protecting bowstring drawing fingers. The finger guard comprises a support disc, finger guard bodies, support sheets, a palm support part and a little finger support part; the finger guard bodies comprise the first finger guard body and the second finger guard body, and the support sheets comprise the first support sheet, the second support sheet and the third support sheet; the first finger guard body is connected with one face of the support disc, the second finger guard body is located under the first finger guard body, the first support sheet is located on the upper side of one face of the support disc, the third support sheet is located on the lower side of the face, the same as the face where the first support sheet is located, of the support disc, and the second support sheet is located between the first support sheet and the third support sheet; a first clamp ball is formed between the first support sheet and the second support sheet, and a second clamp ball is formed between the second support sheet and the third support sheet. The finger guard which is stereoscopically shaped according to the shape of the hand of a user and accords with ergonomics can be provided, and if a beginner who is new to the archery field uses the product, a correct and stable bowstring hooking gesture can be naturally adopted, the beginner can quickly master the correct gesture, and the finger protection effect is good.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a finger cot, in particular to a finger cot for protecting bowstring-drawing fingers. Background technique [0002] Archery was first used for hunting and fishing, and then archery was used as one of the weapons of war. Now archery exists as a sport that people like. Archery is a sports event in which the arrow is shot out by the elasticity of the bow, and the accuracy of the competition is within a certain distance. It is also an official event of the Olympic Games. In general, archers use their fingers to hook the bowstring and pull it back, because each archer's hand shape is different, and the angle of the hand and the shape of the hook are also different. In most cases, the hooking angle of the bowstring is not a right angle, but a diagonal hooking action. The instability of the hooking action may have a negative impact on archery. Because when shooting an arrow, the bowstring should be loosened to a certain extent; if ...

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Problems solved by technology

However, in the finger cots currently on the market, the support plates of the finger cots are processed at right angles. Therefore, when actually hooking the string, the angle of the hook is different from that of the shape of the human hand.

Archers can't align their hooking points with their fingertips, but can only adjust their hooking action according to their fingertips, which is very inconvenient for archers

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