Ice hockey grabbing glove for ice hockey goalkeeper

Abstract

An ice hockey grabbing glove for an ice hockey goalkeeper, the ice hockey grabbing glove comprising a glove body (1), an ice hockey grabbing portion (2), and a wrist protection portion (3) connected to the bottom of the ice hockey grabbing portion (2), wherein a wearable part (4) is provided on the back of the ice hockey grabbing portion (2), a first inflation member (5) is provided on the wearable part (4), a first inflation valve (51) is provided on the first inflation member (5), and a first joining plate (21), a second joining plate (22) and a second inflation member (6) are provided in the ice hockey grabbing portion (2), and are wrapped in a first covering sleeve (23); and the wrist protection portion (3) comprises a second covering sleeve (31), a third joining plate (32) and a third inflation member (30) are provided in the second covering sleeve (31), the second inflation member (6) and the third inflation member (30) are connected in series by means of a first air pipe (61), and a second inflation valve (7) is provided at an end portion of the first air pipe (61).

Description

Ice hockey goalkeeper catching gloves Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to the field of ice hockey equipment, in particular to a pair of ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves. Background Art

[0002] In ice hockey games, goalkeepers frequently need to use their hands to catch the puck, which has very high speed and force. Catching gloves can provide adequate protection, reduce the impact of the puck on the hands, and prevent hand injuries. Existing catching gloves are filled with materials such as rubber sheets and cotton, which have a cushioning effect and can reduce the impact of the puck on the hands. However, the filling inside the gloves can also cause problems with the stability and grip of the gloves, making it difficult for goalkeepers to flexibly control the grip of the gloves when catching the ball, and the puck can easily slip out of the gloves. Whether the goalkeeper can easily and firmly catch the puck is crucial for goalkeepers, because they need to catch the puck quickly and accurately to prevent the opponent from scoring.

[0003] Existing ice hockey goalie gloves are relatively bulky, primarily due to the large amount of plastic sheet and cotton filling inside. While this design provides good cushioning, protecting the goalie's hands from the impact of the puck, it also increases the weight of the gloves. Goalkeepers frequently use their gloves to catch balls, dive for balls, and block shots, requiring quick and agile reflexes. However, the excessive weight of the gloves expends more energy during play. This slows down the goalie's hand movements and slows down their ball-catching speed, which undoubtedly affects their performance.

[0004] Secondly, existing catching gloves are relatively bulky due to the large amount of plastic foam and cotton filling, making them difficult to put on. Goalkeepers need to spend considerable time and effort putting on the gloves, and may need to work with team doctors or technicians to ensure the proper fit. This laborious donning process wastes valuable time and may prevent them from being ready for the match in time.

[0005] In summary, existing ice hockey goalkeeper catching gloves are bulky and difficult to put on due to the large amount of plastic sheet and cotton filling inside. This leads to problems such as inconvenience in donning, reduced hand flexibility, increased physical exertion, and reduced ball catching speed. To improve goalkeeper performance and protect the hands, improvements and optimization of catching gloves are needed. Summary of the Invention

[0006] The purpose of the present invention is to provide a pair of ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves which are lighter, more flexible and easier to wear.

[0007] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention adopts the following scheme: an ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching glove, comprising a glove body, the glove body comprising a ball-catching portion with a "V"-shaped concave shape, and a wrist guard portion connected to the bottom of the ball-catching portion, the back of the ball-catching portion is provided with a wearing piece into which a hand can be inserted and fixed, the wearing piece is provided with a first inflatable piece, and a first inflation valve is provided on the first inflatable piece, the ball-catching portion is provided with a first splicing plate and a second splicing plate that are independent of each other, the backs of the first splicing plate and the second splicing plate are respectively provided with a second inflatable piece, the first splicing plate, the second splicing plate and the second inflatable piece are wrapped with a first covering sleeve, the wrist guard portion comprises a second covering sleeve connected below the first covering sleeve, a third splicing plate is provided in the second covering sleeve, a third inflatable piece is provided on the back of the third splicing plate, the second inflatable piece and the third inflatable piece are connected in series through a first air pipe, and a second inflation valve is provided at the end of the first air pipe, and the second inflation valve is installed on the second covering sleeve or the first covering sleeve.

[0008] As a further solution of the present invention, the wearable piece is a glove that can be worn by the hand, and a first pressure plate is provided on the back of the glove, and a second pressure plate is flipped to cover the first pressure plate, the first inflatable piece is provided at the bottom of the second pressure plate, and the bottom of the first inflatable piece can squeeze the top of the first pressure plate, a first lacing ring is provided at the top of the first pressure plate, and a second lacing ring is provided at the top of the second pressure plate, a binding belt is passed between the first lacing ring and the second lacing ring, and a BOA lacing knob is provided at the top of the second pressure plate, and both ends of the binding belt are connected to the BOA lacing knob together, and the first inflation valve is provided in the center of the BOA lacing knob and connected to the first inflatable piece.

[0009] As a preferred solution of the present invention, the back of the first covering sleeve is provided with covering wings that can be overlapped with each other and cover the gloves, and the two covering wings are fixed to each other by a magic buckle.

[0010] As a preferred solution of the present invention, the first inflation valve includes a concave first inflation groove formed in the top center of the BOA strap knob, a first center hole is passed through the center of the bottom wall of the first inflation groove, a first connecting hole is passed through the position of the second pressure plate corresponding to the first center hole, a first air guide hole is provided around the circumference of the first center hole and on the bottom wall of the first inflation groove, a second air guide hole is passed through the second pressure plate around the circumference of the first connecting hole, a first pressure plate that can move up and down is movably provided in the first inflation groove, a first connecting rod extends downward from the center of the bottom wall of the first pressure plate, a first sealing gasket that can cover the second air guide hole is connected to the bottom of the first connecting rod, a connecting mouth that can be connected to the first inflatable part is provided around the first sealing gasket at the bottom of the second pressure plate, and a first elastic member is sleeved on the first connecting rod, which can keep the first pressure plate upward and allow the first sealing gasket to cover the second air guide hole.

[0011] As a preferred solution of the present invention, a first annular groove is provided on the bottom of the second pressure plate around the second air guide hole, and a first annular rubber strip that can be movably embedded in the first annular groove is provided on the first sealing gasket.

[0012] As a preferred solution of the present invention, a first air guide groove capable of communicating with the first air guide hole is penetrated through the first pressure plate.

[0013] As a preferred solution of the present invention, the first splicing plate, the second splicing plate and the third splicing plate are carbon fiber plates, and the first inflatable member, the second inflatable member and the third inflatable member are airbags.

[0014] As a further solution of the present invention, the second inflation valve includes a base installed at the end of the first air pipe, the top of the base passes through the second covering sleeve or the first covering sleeve, and a stop knob is rotatably clamped on the base, a second inflation groove is provided in the center of the stop knob, a second center hole is passed through the bottom wall of the second inflation groove, and a second connecting hole is passed through the position of the base corresponding to the second center hole, a second pressure plate that can move up and down is movably provided in the second inflation groove, a second connecting rod that can pass through the second center hole and the second connecting hole extends downward from the center of the bottom of the second pressure plate, a third air guide hole is provided on the bottom wall of the second inflation groove around the circumference of the second center hole, a fourth air guide hole is passed through the base around the circumference of the second connecting hole, the third air guide hole is connected to the fourth air guide hole, a second sealing gasket that can cover the bottom end of the fourth air guide hole is provided at the bottom of the second connecting rod, and a second elastic member is sleeved on the second connecting rod to keep the second pressure plate upward, thereby ensuring that the second sealing gasket covers and seals the fourth air guide hole.

[0015] As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, a top column is provided extending upward along the bottom wall of the second inflation groove, a through hole capable of accommodating the top column is penetrated on the second pressure plate, and a second air guide groove capable of communicating with the third air guide hole is penetrated on the second pressure plate.

[0016] As a preferred solution of the present invention, an annular boss is extended upward from the circumferential outer wall of the base, an annular groove for accommodating the annular boss is provided around the bottom circumference of the stop knob, a latch is provided around the inner wall of the annular boss, an elastic clip with one end capable of extending into between the latches is provided in the annular groove, an annular retaining ring is provided on the circumferential outer wall of the annular boss, an annular retaining strip is provided around the inner wall of the annular groove near the bottom circumference of the annular groove, and the annular retaining strip is clamped under the annular retaining ring.

[0017] In summary, the present invention has the following advantages over the prior art: by replacing the rubber sheet filling the existing ball-catching gloves with a carbon fiber sheet and the cushioning material such as collodion with an airbag, the present invention can provide sufficient protection for the goalkeeper's hands and reduce the impact of the ice hockey puck on the hands, while effectively reducing the weight of the ball-catching gloves, allowing the goalkeeper to make faster and more flexible movements when catching the ball, diving, or blocking a shot. Secondly, a rotating BOA lacing knob is provided on the hand-worn gloves to tighten the binding strap, and then air is inflated into the first inflatable part through the first inflation valve to compress and secure the hand, effectively fitting the glove to the hand. When the goalkeeper needs to take off the ball-catching gloves, the air in the first inflatable part is released through the first inflation valve, and the BOA lacing knob is operated to loosen the binding strap, allowing the hand to be easily and quickly removed from the glove, greatly saving time during the donning process. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0018] FIG1 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the front side and a schematic diagram of the internal cross-sectional structure of the present invention.

[0019] FIG2 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the back side of the present invention.

[0020] FIG3 is a schematic structural diagram of the present invention with two covering wings on the back being opened.

[0021] FIG4 is a schematic structural diagram of the first and second splicing plates, the third splicing plate, and the second and third inflatable members decomposed from the first and second covering sleeves in the present invention.

[0022] FIG5 is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of the wearable component of the present invention.

[0023] FIG6 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the first inflation valve of the present invention, and an enlarged view of a local area in the figure.

[0024] FIG7 is a schematic diagram of the cross-sectional structure of the first inflation valve during inflation in the present invention.

[0025] FIG8 is a schematic diagram of the structural decomposition of the first inflation valve in the present invention.

[0026] FIG9 is a schematic diagram of a three-dimensional structure in which the first splicing plate, the second splicing plate, the third splicing plate, the second inflatable member, the third inflatable member and the first air pipe are connected in series in the present invention.

[0027] FIG10 is an enlarged view of point A in FIG9 .

[0028] FIG11 is a schematic diagram of the structural decomposition of the second inflation valve in the present invention.

[0029] Explanation of Reference Numerals: 1. Glove body; 2. Ball gripping portion; 3. Wrist guard; 4. Wearing member; 5. First inflatable member; 6. Second inflatable member; 7. Second inflating valve; 8. Covering wing; 10. Inflating head; 21. First splicing plate; 22. Second splicing plate; 23. First covering sleeve; 30. Third inflatable member; 31. Second covering sleeve; 32. Third splicing plate; 40. Glove; 41. First pressure plate; 42. Second pressure plate; 43. BOA strap knob; 44. Binding strap; 50. Connecting nozzle; 51. First inflation valve; 52. First inflation slot; 53. First center hole; 54. First connecting hole; 55. First air guide hole; 56. Second air guide hole; 57. First pressure plate; 58. First connecting rod; 59. First sealing gasket; 61. First air tube; 71. Base; 72. Stop knob; 73. Second pressure plate; 74. Second connecting rod; 75. Second sealing gasket; 76. Second elastic member; 77. Top column; 78. Elastic clip; 81. Magic buckle Belt; 411, first lacing ring; 421, second lacing ring; 422, annular receiving groove; 423, first annular groove; 561, fourth air guide hole; 571, first air guide groove; 581, first elastic member; 582, baffle; 591, first annular rubber strip; 710, annular boss; 711, second connecting hole; 712, annular retaining ring; 713, retaining teeth; 714, annular groove; 721, second inflation groove; 722, second center hole; 723, annular retaining strip; 724, annular groove; 725, third air guide hole; 731, through hole; 732, second air guide groove; 741, baffle ring. Implementation Method

[0030] The following detailed description provides various embodiments or examples for implementing the present invention. Of course, these are merely examples or embodiments and are not intended to be limiting. Furthermore, repeated reference numerals, such as repeated numbers and / or letters, may be used in different embodiments. Such repetition is for simplicity and clarity in describing the present invention and does not imply a specific relationship between the different embodiments and / or configurations discussed.

[0031] In addition, spatially related terms may be used, such as "below," "lower side," "from the inside out," "above," "upper side," and similar terms. These terms are used to facilitate the description of the relationship between one element or feature and another element or feature in the drawings. These spatially related terms include different orientations of the device in use or operation, as well as the orientations described in the drawings. The device may be turned to different orientations, rotated 90 degrees or other orientations, and the spatially related adjectives used therein may also be interpreted in the same way. Therefore, they cannot be understood as limiting the present invention. The terms "first" and "second" are used for descriptive purposes only and cannot be understood as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Therefore, the features defined as "first" and "second" may explicitly or implicitly include one or more of such features.

[0032] The present invention is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments: As shown in Figures 1 to 11, an ice hockey goalkeeper's ball-grabbing glove comprises a glove body 1, wherein the glove body 1 comprises a "V"-shaped concave ball-grabbing portion 2, and a wrist guard portion 3 connected to the bottom of the ball-grabbing portion 2. The back of the ball-grabbing portion 2 is provided with a wearing piece 4 into which the hand can be inserted and fixed. The wearing piece 4 is provided with a first inflatable piece 5, and a first inflation valve 51 is provided on the first inflatable piece 5. When the first inflatable piece 5 is inflated by the first inflation valve 51, the goalkeeper's hand can be more firmly pressed and fixed to prevent the hand from accidentally falling out of the wearing piece 4. When the first inflatable piece 5 is deflated, the hand can be more easily put on the wearing piece 4 and can also be more easily taken out of the wearing piece 4. The ball-grabbing part 2 is provided with a first splicing plate 21 and a second splicing plate 22 which are independent of each other. The backs of the first splicing plate 21 and the second splicing plate 22 are respectively provided with a second inflatable part 6. The first splicing plate 21, the second splicing plate 22 and the second inflatable part 6 are wrapped with a first covering sleeve 23. In this embodiment, the first covering sleeve 23 is made of leather and wraps the first splicing plate 21, the second splicing plate 22 and the second inflatable part 6. The independent first splicing plate 21 and the second splicing plate 22 allow the goalkeeper to flexibly perform gripping actions after wearing the ball-grabbing gloves. The wrist guard 3 includes a second covering sleeve 31 connected to the bottom of the first covering sleeve 23. The second covering sleeve 31 is also made of leather. A third splicing plate 32 is installed within the second covering sleeve 31. The back of the third splicing plate 32 is provided with a third inflatable member 30. The second inflatable member 6 and the third inflatable member 30 are connected in series via a first air pipe 61. A second inflation valve 7 is provided at the end of the first air pipe 61. The second inflation valve 7 is installed on the second covering sleeve 31 or the first covering sleeve 23. It should be noted that in this embodiment, the second inflation valve 7 is installed on the back of the second covering sleeve 31 or the first covering sleeve 23. In addition, the first splicing plate 21, the second splicing plate 22, and the third splicing plate 32 are carbon fiber plates. The first inflatable member 5, the second inflatable member 6, and the third inflatable member 30 are all airbags. Using air bags to replace traditional cotton allows goalkeepers to grip the ball more easily when wearing gloves, without having to overcome the yield force that a whole piece of cotton has to overcome when bending, making gripping easier.

[0033] The inflated and deflated airbags, combined with the lightweight carbon fiber plate, provide adequate protection for the goalkeeper's hands and mitigate the impact of the puck on the hands. This effectively reduces the weight of the gloves, allowing the goalkeeper to perform faster and more agile movements when catching the ball, diving, or blocking shots. Furthermore, when the airbags are deflated, the gloves are also reduced in size, making them easier and quicker to don.

[0034] As shown in Figures 3 to 8, the wearable member 4 is a glove 40 that can be worn by the hand. The back of the glove 40 is provided with a first pressure plate 41, and a second pressure plate 42 is flipped over and covered on the first pressure plate 41. The first inflatable member 5 is provided at the bottom of the second pressure plate 42, and the bottom of the first inflatable member 5 can squeeze the top of the first pressure plate 41. A first lace ring 411 is provided on the top of the first pressure plate 41, and a second lace ring 421 is provided on the top of the second pressure plate 42. The first lace ring A binding belt 44 is passed between 411 and the second strap ring 421, a BOA strap knob 43 is provided on the top of the second pressure plate 42, both ends of the binding belt 44 are connected to the BOA strap knob 43, the first inflation valve 51 is arranged in the center of the BOA strap knob 43 and is connected to the first inflatable part 5, and covering wings 8 that can be stacked on each other left and right to cover the glove 40 are provided on the back of the first covering sleeve 23, and the two covering wings 8 are fixed to each other by a magic buckle 81. After the goalkeeper's hand is put into the glove 40, the BOA lacing knob 43 is rotated to tighten the binding belt 44, and then the first inflatable part 5 is inflated through the first inflation valve 51 to press and fix the hand. The compression of the first inflatable part 5 can effectively fit the glove 40 to the hand. When it needs to be taken off, the air in the first inflatable part 5 is released through the first inflation valve 51, and the BOA lacing knob 43 is operated to loosen the binding belt 44, so that the hand can be easily pulled out of the glove 40. It should be noted that the BOA lacing knob in this embodiment is the existing BOA lacing system. The difference is that the first inflation valve 51 is integrated into the lacing knob of the BOA lacing system.

[0035] Specifically, the first inflation valve 51 includes a first inflation groove 52 formed in the top center of the BOA strap knob 43, a first center hole 53 is passed through the center of the bottom wall of the first inflation groove 52, a first connecting hole 54 is passed through the position corresponding to the first center hole 53 on the second pressure plate 42, a first air guide hole 55 is provided around the periphery of the first center hole 53 and on the bottom wall of the first inflation groove 52, a second air guide hole 56 is passed through the periphery of the first connecting hole 54 and on the second pressure plate 42, a first pressure plate 57 that can move up and down is movably provided in the first inflation groove 52, a first air guide groove 571 that can communicate with the first air guide hole 55 is passed through the first pressure plate 57, and a first connecting rod 5 is extended downward from the center of the bottom wall of the first pressure plate 57. 8. The bottom of the first connecting rod 58 is connected to a first sealing gasket 59 that can cover the second air guide hole 56. The bottom of the second pressure plate 42 is provided with a connecting mouth 50 around the first sealing gasket 59 that can be connected with the first inflatable member 5. A first elastic member 581 is sleeved on the first connecting rod 58, which can keep the first pressure plate 57 upward and allow the first sealing gasket 59 to cover the second air guide hole 56. The elastic member 581 is a spring in this embodiment. An annular receiving groove 422 is provided in the second pressure plate 42 around the first connecting hole 54. A blocking piece 582 is provided on the circumferential outer wall of the first connecting rod 58 located in the annular receiving groove 422. The top end of the first elastic member 581 abuts against the lower surface of the blocking piece 582, and the bottom end of the first elastic member 581 abuts against the bottom of the annular receiving groove 422. As shown in Figure 7, after the inflation head 10 is inserted into the first inflation groove 52, the inflation head 10 presses the first pressure plate 57 downward, causing the first sealing gasket 59 to move downward synchronously, exposing the second air guide hole 56. At this time, the gas enters the first air guide hole 55 through the first air guide groove 571 and then flows along the second air guide hole 56 into the first inflatable member 5, inflating the first inflatable member 5. After inflation is completed, the inflation head 10 is removed, and the first elastic member 581 pushes the first connecting rod 58 upward, causing the first sealing gasket 59 to once again cover the second air guide hole 56, sealing it. To better seal the second air guide hole 56, a first annular groove 423 is provided at the bottom of the second pressure plate 42, surrounding the periphery of the second air guide hole 56. A first annular rubber strip 591 is provided on the first sealing gasket 59, which can be movably inserted into the first annular groove 423. When the first sealing gasket 59 moves upward and approaches the bottom of the second pressure plate 42, the first annular rubber strip 591 engages with the mating first annular groove 423, thereby sealing and isolating the bottom opening of the second air guide hole 56. The inflation head 10 described in this embodiment is an inflation head of an air pump in the prior art, and an existing wireless air pump can be used to achieve inflation, such as a vehicle-mounted wireless air pump.

[0036] In addition, as shown in Figures 3, 4 and 9 to 11, in order to cooperate with the lightweight carbon fiber plate, the weight of the catching gloves can be effectively reduced while providing adequate protection for the goalkeeper's hands and reducing the impact of the ice hockey on the hands. The second inflatable member 6 and the third inflatable member 30 are inflated and deflated by the second inflation valve 7. It can be seen from the figure that the structure of the second inflation valve 7 is basically the same as that of the first inflation valve 51. The second inflation valve 7 includes a base 71 installed at the end of the first air pipe 61. The top of the base 71 passes through the second covering sleeve 31 or the first covering sleeve 23, and a stop knob 72 is rotatably clamped on the base 71. Specifically, an annular boss 710 extends upward from the circumferential outer wall of the base 71, and an annular groove 724 for accommodating the annular boss 710 is provided around the bottom circumference of the stop knob 72. An annular retaining ring 712 is provided on the circumferential outer wall of the annular boss 710. An annular clamping strip 723 is provided around the inner wall of the annular groove 724 near the bottom circumference. The stop knob 72 is rotatably fixed to the base 71 by being clamped by the annular clamping strip 723 under the annular retaining ring 712. A second air filling groove 721 is provided in the center of the stop knob 72, and a second center hole 722 is passed through the bottom wall of the second air filling groove 721. A second connecting hole 711 is passed through the position of the base 71 corresponding to the second center hole 722. A second pressure plate 73 that can move up and down is movably provided in the second air filling groove 721. A second connecting rod 74 that can pass through the second center hole 722 and the second connecting hole 711 extends downward from the center of the bottom of the second pressure plate 73. A third air guide hole 725 is provided around the circumference of the second center hole 722 and on the bottom wall of the second air filling groove 721. A fourth air guide hole 561 is passed through the circumference of the second connecting hole 711 and on the base 71. The third air guide hole 725 is connected to the fourth air guide hole 561. A second air guide groove 732 that can be communicated with the third air guide hole 725 runs through 73, and a second sealing gasket 75 that can cover the bottom end of the fourth air guide hole 561 is provided at the bottom of the second connecting rod 74. A second elastic member 76 that can keep the second pressure plate 73 upward and thereby ensure that the second sealing gasket 75 covers and seals the fourth air guide hole 561 is provided on the second connecting rod 74. In this embodiment, the second elastic member 76 is also a spring like the first elastic member 581, including an annular groove 714 arranged in the base 71 and surrounding the second connecting hole 711, and a retaining ring 741 is fixedly provided on the circumferential outer wall of the second connecting rod 74 located in the annular groove 714, the top end of the second elastic member 76 abuts against the bottom of the retaining ring 741, and the bottom end of the second elastic member 76 abuts against the bottom wall of the annular groove 714.When the second and third inflatable members 6 and 30 need to be inflated, the same operation as for the first inflation valve 51 is performed. The inflation head 10 is used to press down against the second pressure plate 73, forcing the second pressure plate 73 to move downward along the second inflation groove 721. This in turn causes the second sealing gasket 75 to move downward synchronously, exposing the fourth air guide hole 561. Airflow within the inflation head 10 then flows from the second air guide groove 732 through the third air guide hole 725 and into the first air pipe 61, where it then flows along the first air pipe 61 into the second and third inflatable members 6 and 30, respectively. After inflation is complete, the inflation head 10 is removed. Under the action of the first elastic member 581, the second connecting rod 74 moves upward, driving the second sealing gasket 75 to cover and seal the fourth air guide hole 561 again. Like the first sealing gasket 59, the second sealing gasket 75 also has a sealing annular rubber strip. For details, refer to the structure of the first sealing gasket 59.

[0037] However, it should be noted that, since the first inflation valve 51 can be wrapped and covered by the two covering wings 8, it is prevented that the first pressure plate 57 is squeezed by an external force, causing the first inflatable member 5 to leak. Therefore, in order to prevent the second inflation valve 7 from being squeezed by an external force and accidentally causing the second inflatable member 6 and the third inflatable member 30 to leak, a top column 77 is provided extending upward along the bottom wall of the second inflation groove 721, and a through hole 731 that can accommodate the top column 77 is penetrated on the second pressure plate 73. A latching tooth 713 is provided around the inner wall of the annular boss 710. An elastic clip 78 is provided in the groove 724, one end of which can extend between the latch teeth 713. In this embodiment, the elastic clip 78 is a metal strip. After the second inflatable member 6 and the third inflatable member 30 are inflated, the stop knob 72 is rotated to misalign the top post 77 with the through hole 731. At this time, the first pressure plate 57 is pressed against the top post 77 and cannot be pressed down again. This prevents the first pressure plate 57 from being squeezed by external forces and causing air leakage. When inflation or deflation is required, the stop knob 72 is rotated to align the top post 77 with the through hole 731, and the first pressure plate 57 can move up and down. The elastic clip 78 cooperates with the latch teeth 713 to ensure that the stop knob 72 is not easily rotated accidentally.

[0038] The basic principles, main features, and advantages of the present invention are shown and described above. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The above embodiments and descriptions are merely illustrative of the principles of the present invention. Various changes and modifications may be made to the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention. Such changes and modifications are intended to fall within the scope of the present invention. The scope of protection claimed in the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An ice hockey goalie ball-catching glove, comprising a glove body (1), wherein the glove body (1) comprises a V-shaped inwardly concave ball-catching portion (2), and a wrist guard portion (3) connected to the bottom of the ball-catching portion (2), characterized in that: The back of the ball grabbing part (2) is provided with a wearable part (4) into which a hand can be inserted and fixed, the wearable part (4) is provided with a first inflatable part (5), and the first inflatable part (5) is provided with a first inflatable valve (51), the ball grabbing part (2) is provided with a first splicing plate (21) and a second splicing plate (22) which are independent of each other, the backs of the first splicing plate (21) and the second splicing plate (22) are respectively provided with a second inflatable part (6), and the first splicing plate (21), the second splicing plate (22) and the second inflatable part (6) are wrapped with a first The wrist guard (3) comprises a second covering sleeve (31) connected to the bottom of the first covering sleeve (23), a third splicing plate (32) is arranged in the second covering sleeve (31), a third inflatable member (30) is arranged on the back of the third splicing plate (32), the second inflatable member (6) and the third inflatable member (30) are connected in series via a first air pipe (61), a second inflatable valve (7) is arranged at the end of the first air pipe (61), and the second inflatable valve (7) is installed on the second covering sleeve (31) or the first covering sleeve (23).

2. The ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves according to claim 1, characterized in that: The wearable member (4) is a glove (40) that can be worn by a hand. A first pressure plate (41) is provided on the back of the glove (40). A second pressure plate (42) is flipped over and covers the first pressure plate (41). The first inflatable member (5) is provided at the bottom of the second pressure plate (42). The bottom of the first inflatable member (5) can press the top of the first pressure plate (41). A first lace ring (411) is provided at the top of the first pressure plate (41). A second lace ring (421) is provided at the top of the second pressure plate (42). A binding belt (44) is passed between the first lace ring (411) and the second lace ring (421). A BOA lace knob (43) is provided at the top of the second pressure plate (42). Both ends of the binding belt (44) are connected to the BOA lace knob (43). The first inflation valve (51) is provided at the center of the BOA lace knob (43) and is connected to the first inflatable member (5).

3. The ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves according to claim 2, characterized in that: The back of the first covering sleeve (23) is provided with covering wings (8) which can be overlapped with each other on the left and right sides to cover the glove (40), and the two covering wings (8) are fixed to each other by a magic buckle (81).

4. The ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves according to claim 2, characterized in that: The first inflation valve (51) includes a first inflation groove (52) formed in the top center of the BOA strap knob (43), a first center hole (53) passing through the center of the bottom wall of the first inflation groove (52), a first connecting hole (54) passing through the position corresponding to the first center hole (53) on the second pressure plate (42), a first air guide hole (55) is arranged around the circumference of the first center hole (53) and on the bottom wall of the first inflation groove (52), a second air guide hole (56) is arranged around the circumference of the first connecting hole (54) and passing through the second pressure plate (42), and a first inflation groove (52) is provided with a first air guide hole (55). A first pressure plate (57) is movably provided inside (52) and can move up and down. A first connecting rod (58) extends downward from the center of the bottom wall of the first pressure plate (57). The bottom of the first connecting rod (58) is connected to a first sealing gasket (59) that can cover the second air guide hole (56). A connecting nozzle (50) that can be connected to the first inflatable member (5) is provided around the first sealing gasket (59) at the bottom of the second pressure plate (42). A first elastic member (581) is sleeved on the first connecting rod (58) to keep the first pressure plate (57) upward and thereby allow the first sealing gasket (59) to cover the second air guide hole (56).

5. The ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves according to claim 4, characterized in that: A first annular groove (423) is provided at the bottom of the second pressing plate (42) surrounding the second air guide hole (56), and a first annular rubber strip (591) that can be movably embedded in the first annular groove (423) is provided on the first sealing gasket (59).

6. The ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching gloves according to claim 4, characterized in that: A first air guide groove (571) capable of communicating with the first air guide hole (55) is formed through the first pressure plate (57).

7. An ice hockey goalkeeper ball-catching glove according to any one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that: The first splicing plate (21), the second splicing plate (22) and the third splicing plate (32) are carbon fiber plates, and the first inflatable member (5), the second inflatable member (6) and the third inflatable member (30) are all airbags.

8. The ice hockey goalie ball-catching gloves according to claim 7, characterized in that: The second inflation valve (7) comprises a base (71) mounted at the end of the first air pipe (61), the top end of the base (71) passes through the second covering sleeve (31) or the first covering sleeve (23), a stop knob (72) is rotatably clamped on the base (71), a second inflation groove (721) is provided in a recessed position at the center of the stop knob (72), a second center hole (722) is penetrated through the bottom wall of the second inflation groove (721), a second connecting hole (711) is penetrated at a position of the base (71) corresponding to the second center hole (722), a second pressure plate (73) that can move up and down is movably provided in the second inflation groove (721), and a portion of the bottom center of the second pressure plate (73) extends downward and can pass through the second center hole (72 2) a second connecting rod (74) connected to the second connecting hole (711), a third air guide hole (725) is provided on the bottom wall of the second inflation groove (721) around the circumference of the second central hole (722), a fourth air guide hole (561) is provided on the base (71) around the circumference of the second connecting hole (711), the third air guide hole (725) is communicated with the fourth air guide hole, a second sealing gasket (75) capable of covering the bottom end of the fourth air guide hole (561) is provided at the bottom of the second connecting rod (74), and a second elastic member (76) is sleeved on the second connecting rod (74) and capable of keeping the second pressure plate (73) facing upward, thereby ensuring that the second sealing gasket (75) covers and seals the fourth air guide hole (561).

9. The ice hockey goalie catching gloves according to claim 7, characterized in that: A top column (77) is provided extending upwardly along the bottom wall in the second inflation groove (721), a through hole (731) capable of accommodating the top column (77) passing through is penetrated on the second pressure plate (73), and a second air guide groove (732) capable of communicating with the third air guide hole (725) is penetrated on the second pressure plate (73).

10. The ice hockey goalie ball-catching gloves according to claim 9, characterized in that: An annular boss (710) extends upward from the circumferential outer wall of the base (71); an annular groove (724) capable of accommodating the annular boss (710) is provided around the bottom circumference of the stop knob (72); latch teeth (713) are provided around the inner wall of the annular boss (710); an elastic clamping member (78) having one end capable of extending into between the latch teeth (713) is provided in the annular groove (724); an annular clamping ring (712) is provided on the circumferential outer wall of the annular boss (710); an annular clamping strip (723) is provided around the inner wall of the annular groove (724) near the bottom circumference of the annular groove (724); the annular clamping strip (723) is clamped below the annular clamping ring (712).

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