Sweat protection for use on sports rackets

Abstract

Sweat protection strips for use on sports rackets. Characterized by the fact that the upper side of the sweat protection strip is made of absorbent material. The underside is made of adhesive material for sticking the strip to the sports racket frame.

Description

[0001] Sweat protection for use on sports rackets in the form of strips with an absorbent top and an adhesive bottom that are glued to the frame of sports rackets.

[0002] Sports rackets (e.g. tennis rackets, squash rackets) usually have a grip band in the handle area, To prevent your hand from slipping while playing. Not to permanently absorb sweat.

[0003] The invention is designed to allow you to quickly dab and dry your sweaty hands at any time during the game.

[0004] Many players dry their hands after games and sets at the remote

[0005] Towel off. This requires a break in play. With the invention, however, they can dry their hands at any time, even during the match.

[0006] Another state-of-the-art option is a sweatband on the player's wrist. However, many players find it annoying to wear them or only wear them on their hitting hand. This makes it anatomically impossible to dry the hitting hand at the same time.

[0007] The sweatband is also used to dry the forehead area.

[0008] The sweat protection strip allows the player to keep both hands dry on the frame of the racket at all times.

[0009] The strips (similar to a plaster) with an absorbent surface (e.g. terry cloth) are They are glued to the frame of the sports racket above the grip area with a sticky backing on one or both sides. This allows the strips to be removed after use and wear. and interchangeable.

[0010] This also results in commercial benefits, as new strips are required and have to be purchased.

[0011] Depending on the type of racket, the sweat protection strips are usually about 10 cm long and 3-5 cm wide. They also weigh about 1-3 grams.

[0012] The dimensions depend on the frame width of the sports racket. The frame of a squash racket is generally narrower than that of a tennis racket.

[0013] It is also possible to wrap the frame if necessary.

[0014] The invention therefore ensures that a player who practices a racket sport can dab and dry his hands on the sweat protection strip of his racket at any time during the game, thus preventing the hitting hand from slipping and having a firmer grip.

[0015] An example of the strip is shown on the Fig. 1 to 3 explained. Fig. 1. Strip (1) Top coated with absorbent material Fig. 2. Strip (1) bottom with adhesive material Fig. 3. Glue strips (1) onto the frame, example tennis racket

Claims

[1] Sweat protection in the form of strips for use on sports rackets Characterized by The top side of the sweat protection strip is made of absorbent material. The bottom side is made of adhesive material to adhere the strip to the sports racket frame. [2] Welding protection in the form of strips characterized by Depending on the sports racket, it can have different lengths, widths and weights. [3] The welding protection in the form of strips characterized by is to be applied and valid for all sports rackets after prior claim. [4] The welding protection in the form of strips according to the previous claim can be made of different material on the upper side. [5] The welding protection in the form of strips according to the previous claim can be made of different adhesive materials on the underside and can be removed again. [6] The sweat protection in the form of strips according to the previous claim can be glued to the racket frame regardless of the direction (transverse or longitudinal).

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