A type of rope boxing glove

Abstract

This utility model relates to a laced boxing glove, belonging to the field of boxing gloves. The laced boxing glove of this utility model includes a glove body with an opening on the palm side. A row of first threading loops is provided on both sides of the opening, and a row of threading holes is also provided on one side of the opening, with the threading holes and the first threading loops arranged alternately. The laced boxing glove allows the glove to tightly cover the palm and wrist, reducing internal gaps; pulling the end of the lacing rope allows for overall locking without the need for segmented rope adjustments; after locking, the force is more concentrated, improving striking efficiency and effectiveness. This utility model, through a bottom-up threading method, more effectively utilizes the rope length and improves the fit to the palm.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of boxing glove technology, specifically a rope-tethered boxing glove. Background Technology

[0002] Traditional roped boxing gloves, while securing the wrist and part of the forearm with ropes, cannot effectively lock the palm, leaving gaps and failing to provide comprehensive support and stability during use. This allows the palm to wobble inside the gloves, affecting the stability of power generation and increasing the risk of injury.

[0003] The complex and cumbersome process of putting on the gloves: To lock the gloves as tightly as possible, traditional roped gloves require tightening each section of the rope segment by segment until the last rope is pulled. This process is not only tedious and time-consuming, but also more inconvenient for people wearing them alone, increasing the complexity of the operation.

[0004] Unable to accommodate wrists and arms of different sizes: Traditional laced boxing gloves align the leather on both sides of the palm opening by pulling, but cannot achieve a cross-locking mechanism. For people with smaller hands, simply aligning the leather on both sides is not enough to effectively lock the hand in place. Moreover, without appropriate technology to eliminate gaps in the palm area, the leather at the wrist cannot be fully tightened, resulting in an inability to truly lock hands of different sizes perfectly. In addition, some designs have used an extra piece of leather sewn onto one side of the leather, visually creating the illusion of cross-locking leather for a stronger fit, but this design is actually just a decorative extension of the leather stitching and does not actually cross-lock the leather for tightening.

[0005] Based on this, the present utility model is proposed. Utility Model Content

[0006] This utility model addresses the shortcomings of existing technologies by providing a rope-tethered boxing glove, the technical solution of which is as follows:

[0007] A roped boxing glove includes a glove body. The palm side of the glove body has an opening that extends to the wrist end of the glove body. A row of first rope loops is provided on both sides of the opening. The first rope loops are fixedly connected to the glove body. A row of rope holes is also provided on one side of the opening. The rope holes are staggered with the first rope loops.

[0008] As a further embodiment of this invention, the back of the hand of the boxing glove body is also provided with two locking straps arranged in a cross shape to control the size of the opening of the slit.

[0009] As a further embodiment of this utility model, a second rope loop is provided in each of the first rope loops in the left and right rows of the opening slit, and the two second rope loops are respectively fixedly connected to one end of the locking band.

[0010] As a further embodiment of this utility model, the rope-threading hole is a round hole or a regular hexagonal hole.

[0011] As a further embodiment of this utility model, the connection between the first rope loop and the boxing glove body is provided with a thread-locking part.

[0012] As a further embodiment of this invention, a reinforcing stitching structure is provided between the stitching section and the boxing glove body.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are:

[0014] The rope-tied boxing gloves

[0015] 1. Better fit between gloves and hands: The improved structure allows the gloves to tightly wrap around the palms and wrists, reducing gaps inside the gloves.

[0016] 2. More convenient to wear: After the initial adjustment is completed, pulling the end of the rope can lock the whole thing, without having to adjust the rope section by section, thus significantly improving wearing efficiency and simplifying the operation process.

[0017] 3. Enhanced striking power: The power is more concentrated after the gloves are locked, avoiding the instability of force caused by the looseness of the palm area in traditional rope gloves, thus improving striking efficiency and effectiveness.

[0018] 4. Traditional roped boxing gloves typically use a top-down rope threading method, causing the rope to eventually wrap around the forearm area. Some athletes or coaches try to pull the rope upwards and tie a knot before wrapping it around the palm to enhance hand stability, but this not only fails to completely eliminate gaps in the palm area but also wastes rope length. In contrast, this invention uses a bottom-up rope threading method, which more effectively utilizes the rope length and improves the fit to the palm. Attached Figure Description

[0019] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the palm side of a rope-attached boxing glove;

[0020] Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the back of a rope-attached boxing glove;

[0021] Figure 3 This is a diagram showing the initial threading of the ropes into a type of rope-tight boxing glove.

[0022] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of a roped boxing glove after it has been tightened. Detailed Implementation

[0023] The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to specific embodiments. These embodiments are merely some, not all, implementations of the present invention. All other implementations obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present invention without inventive effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0024] Example 1

[0025] like Figure 1 As shown, a roped boxing glove includes a glove body 10. The palm side of the glove body 10 is provided with an opening slit 11 extending to the wrist end of the glove body 10. A row of first rope loops 12 are provided on both sides of the opening slit 11. The first rope loops 12 are fixedly connected to the glove body 10. A row of rope holes 13 is also provided on one side of the opening slit 11. The rope holes 13 and the first rope loops 12 are arranged alternately.

[0026] The palm side of a boxing glove refers to the surface of the hand that is covered when the glove wraps around the hand. The back side of the hand refers to the surface that is covered when the glove is wrapped around the back of the hand. The wrist end refers to the end that corresponds to the wrist.

[0027] The rope hole 13 is a round hole or a regular hexagonal hole.

[0028] The first rope loop 12 and the boxing glove body 10 are both provided with a stitching part 14.

[0029] A reinforcing stitching structure 15 is also provided between the stitching section 14 and the glove body 10.

[0030] In this example, there are four first cord loops 12 on the left and four on the right, which can be made of 1cm polyester plain weave tape folded in half; by folding, a small hole for threading the cord is formed in the middle. To enhance the strength and take into account the aesthetics, the first cord loops 12 are covered with double-layer leather and fixed by stitching, thus forming the stitched part 14.

[0031] The rope holes 13 are only located on the left or right side of the opening slit 11, with only one row on one side. The rope holes 13 cooperate with the first rope loop 12 to ensure a more secure binding during subsequent rope threading and locking.

[0032] Example 2

[0033] like Figures 1-4 As shown, the back of the hand of the glove body 10 is also provided with two locking straps 17 arranged in a cross shape to control the size of the opening slit 11.

[0034] Each of the first rope loops 12 in the left and right rows of the opening slit 11 is provided with a second rope loop 16, and the two second rope loops 16 are respectively fixedly connected to one end of the locking band 17.

[0035] The second cord loop 16 is also made of 1cm polyester plain weave tape folded in half, but the two second cord loops 16 are not fixed by stitching, and are respectively connected to two locking straps 17 arranged in a cross shape on the back of the hand.

[0036] When threading the rope, the rope 20 passes sequentially through the two rows of first rope loops 12, rope holes 13, and second rope loops 16, finally tying the rope 20 in a crisscross pattern. Figure 3 As shown, the opening slit 11 is still open at this point. After being tightened by the drawstring 20, the opening slit 11 will not only close, but the leather on both sides of the opening slit 11 will also overlap, as shown... Figure 4 As shown, its design is significantly taut, something other boxing gloves cannot achieve.

[0037] To maximize the crossover of the leather on both sides of the palm opening, the distribution of the two rows of first drawstring loops 12 was specially designed. Before the drawstring 20 is locked, these two rows of first drawstring loops 12 are arranged in an outward V-shape. Taking the left-hand drawstring boxing glove as an example, after a normal-sized hand enters the glove body 10 and the drawstring is tightened, the two rows of first drawstring loops 12 will be as close to parallel as possible, while still retaining some space to be tightened further, thus ensuring that the leather on both sides of the palm opening achieves an ideal crossover and wrapping effect.

[0038] When the rope is pulled to its limit, the first rope loop 12, the second rope loop 16, the opening slit 11, etc. will not obstruct or resist each other.

[0039] Conversely, such as changing the order of threading (with) Figure 3 and Figure 4 If different types of leather are tested under the same extreme conditions, they are prone to mutual resistance, thus preventing the leather on both sides of the opening seam 11 from achieving the maximum degree of cross-linking.

[0040] Because the inner lining of the lace-up glove is relatively tight in its initial state, the glove will gradually loosen after a period of use, resulting in a significant increase in the length that the second cord loop 16 can be pulled outward compared to its initial state. If the pulling length is too long, the second cord loop 16 may stick together when tightening, preventing the leather on both sides of the opening seam 11 from achieving a complete cross-locking. To avoid this problem, the length of the second cord loop 16 should be controlled in the initial stage of lacing the glove to achieve the best locking effect in subsequent use. Furthermore, the second cord loop 16 is prone to retracting in the initial stage of lacing the glove; therefore, during production and assembly, a sturdy thin strap can be used to tie the second cord loop 16 together to ensure that the rope can be smoothly assembled and adjusted.

[0041] In this invention, by combining the first cord loop 12 with the cord hole 13, the resistance caused by excessive friction between the cord and leather in traditional corded boxing gloves is avoided. Simultaneously, when the cord is pulled, it forces the leather on both sides of the palm opening to cross. Compared to traditional corded boxing gloves that require tightening each section of the cord individually, this invention eliminates the need for a cumbersome cord-tying process. As long as the bottom cord is not excessively loose, the glove can be locked directly by pulling the top of the cord, thus significantly simplifying the wearing process.

[0042] Two intersecting locking straps 17 form a spatial intersecting wraparound strap. By tightening both ends, the back of the hand and wrist can be locked simultaneously, thus providing additional stability and support.

[0043] The leather on both sides of the palm opening is located on the palm side of the boxing glove. Traditional laced boxing gloves usually align these two sides of leather, but to enhance stability, support, and a snug fit, this invention crosses them for more effective hand fixation.

[0044] After a brief adjustment, users can simply pull the end of the rope to lock the gloves in place, without having to tighten each section of the rope individually, which greatly improves the ease of wearing and simplifies the process.

[0045] Furthermore, it should be understood that those skilled in the art should consider the specification as a whole, and the technical solutions in each embodiment can also be appropriately combined to form other implementation methods that can be understood by those skilled in the art.

Claims

1. A tethered boxing glove comprising a glove body (10), the palm side of the glove body (10) is provided with an open slit (11) extending to the wrist end of the glove body (10), and one row of first tethering loop bands (12) is respectively arranged on both sides of the open slit (11), the first tethering loop bands (12) are fixedly connected with the glove body (10), characterized in that: A row of rope holes (13) is also provided on one side of the opening slit (11), and the rope holes (13) are staggered with the first rope loop (12); The back of the hand of the glove body (10) is also provided with two locking straps (17) arranged in a cross shape to control the size of the opening of the opening seam (11). Each of the first rope loops (12) in the left and right rows of the opening seam (11) is provided with a second rope loop (16), and the two second rope loops (16) are respectively fixedly connected to one end of the locking band (17).

2. The rope-tying boxing gloves according to claim 1, characterized in that: The rope hole (13) is a round hole or a regular hexagonal hole.

3. The rope-tying boxing gloves according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first rope loop (12) and the glove body (10) are both provided with a thread-smashing part (14).

4. A rope-tying boxing glove according to claim 3, characterized in that: A reinforcing stitching structure (15) is also provided between the stitching part (14) and the glove body (10).

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