Pocket-portable hand-strengthening ringlet

a palm-sized, pocket-portable technology, applied in the direction of muscle exercise devices, gymnastic exercises, sport apparatus, etc., can solve the problems of insufficient pocket-portability, inconvenient hand exercise, and ultimately difficult to radially deform by squeezing in both directions

Inactive Publication Date: 2003-04-10
BENDER BORIS
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Thus is deemed unsuitable for continued manipulation in the hand, and is not small enough to be pocket-portable.
However, the overall configuration is not circular, nor does it employ elliptical cross-sectioning.
However, the rings are rigid, thus not in of themselves resilient...

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[0023] The foregoing and still other objects of this invention will become fully apparent, along with various advantages and features of novelty residing in the present embodiments, from study of the following description of the variant generic species embodiments and study of the ensuing description of these embodiments. Wherein indicia of reference are shown to match related matter stated in the text, as well as the Claims section annexed hereto; and accordingly, a better understanding of the invention and the variant uses is intended, by reference to the drawings, which are considered as primarily exemplary and not to be therefore construed as restrictive in nature; wherein:

[0024] FIG. 1, is a pictorial view showing the preferred manner of holding and manipulating the hand-exerciser in a user's left hand, hence the ringlet appears here in a somewhat physically distorted condition;

[0025] FIG. 2, is a general reference pictorial perspective-view, showing both the longitudinal axis ...

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An inexpensive and durable elastomeric pocket-portable hand-exerciser device for medical-therapeutic or to build-up an athlete's hand-strength. Appearing substantially in the form of an O-ring in axial-view aspect, however preferably offered to buyers in distinct generic-variant configurations;-as a triad-set or quad-set, or individually, each iteration having physically different cross-sections, as follows: A.) presenting vertical elliptical cross-sections in one transverse aspect, and pronated elliptical cross-sections in a 90-degree axially-rotated alternate transverse aspect;-thus being ultimately easy to radially deform by squeezing in the first plane, yet more difficult to radially deform in the alternate radial direction . . . B.) presenting regular circular cross-sections in one transverse aspect, and vertical elliptical cross-sections in a 90-degree axially-rotated alternate transverse aspect; -thus being ultimately difficult to radially deform by squeezing in the first plane, yet less difficult to radially deform in the alternate radial direction . . . C.) presenting regular circular cross-sections in one transverse aspect, and pronated elliptical cross-sections in a 90-degree axially-rotated alternate transverse aspect;-thus being ultimately difficult to radially deform by squeezing in the first plane, yet ultimately easy to radially deform in the alternate radial direction . . . D.) presenting a regular circular cross-sections in one transverse aspect, and like regular circular cross-sections in a 90-degree axially-rotated alternate transverse aspect;-thus being ultimately difficult to go radially deform by squeezing in both radial directions. Hence, these cross-sectionally diverse combinations thus being uniquely configured as to provide the user with variable degrees of hand-squeezing dexterity, calculated to build-up one's hand-strength both as to ultimate squeezing power, and as to ability in sustaining a maximum number of repetitions.

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[0001] 1. Field of Invention[0002] This invention relates to pocket-portable palm-sized hand-exercising or hand-strengthening grip-building devices, and more specifically it relates to such devices made of a rubber like elastomer as to be compressively deformable with a resilient memory.[0003] 2. Relevant Prior Art[0004] Background research discovery provides some prior patent-art regarded as germane to this disclosure;--chronologically for example U.S. Pat. No. 3,265,389(filed: July 1963) shows a palm-sized primarily physically therapeutic (said to be mentally tranquilizing also) hand-exerciser device made of solid molded rubber construction, and is described as a planar oblong shape with an integrally molded rubber bar bisecting it lengthwise. Although is it designed to be squeezeably deformed, none of configuration is circular or of elliptical cross-section.[0005] In U.S. Pat. No. 3,612,521(filed: October 1971) is shown a a one-piece molded rubber device having five digit-holes (...

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IPC IPC(8): A63B21/02A63B23/16
CPCA63B23/16A63B21/028
Inventor BENDER, BORIS
Owner BENDER BORIS
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