10 results about "Right handed" patented technology

The presently disclosed technology is directed to a removable weight to fit into a right handed golf club head or a left handed golf club head. For example, the removable weight includes a body portion and a cover portion. The body portion includes a first body end and a second body end.

A sports implement grip aid device may be used for enhancing an athlete's ability to securely grip a shafted sports implement. The device may comprise a wrist band and a grip aid strap that may be coupled together. The wrist band may be configured to wrap around the wearer's wrist and be secured by a first and a second fastener. The grip aid strap may have an elongated length of sufficient length to extend around one or more fingers of the wearer's hand while the wearer's hand is gripping a grip of a sports implement when a third and a fourth fastener are joined together. When the wearer's wrist and hand are wrapped by the device, the thumb and forefinger may be exposed and preferably used to help control the sports implement. The device can be used by left or right-handed people and by people with physically compromised grip strength.

An exercise machine for developing the speed of the swing of an item of sports equipment in which the resistance to movement of the sports equipment is separate from the control of the path of movement of the item of sports equipment and is continuously as contrasted with step-wise variable. The resistance may be adjusted with one hand independently of the position or movement of the item, and specialized skill or training in not required. The machine may be used for both left-handed and right-handed users without material adjustment.

The present invention relates to anti-slip golf shoes. A side support part is formed on the outer surface of an outsole ranging from the end of the little toe bone of the pivot foot (the left foot in the case of a right-handed player) to the heel so as to gently protrude outwards, thereby expanding the ground contact surface of the outer surface of the pivot foot. The outsole comprises: a first support surface which supports the lower surface of toes ranging from the fourth toe to the little toe; a second support surface which is adjacent to the first support surface and supports the lower surface of the toe portion of the big toe; a third support surface which is adjacent to the second support surface and supports the arch portion inside the sole; a fourth support surface which is adjacent to the third support surface and supports parts between the arch portion of the sole and the heel; a fifth support surface which is adjacent to the fourth support surface and supports the heel of the sole; and a sixth support surface which is formed between the fifth support surface and the first support surface and supports the outer side surface of the pivot foot.

The present invention relates to anti-slip golf shoes. A side support part is formed on the outer surface of an outsole ranging from the end of the little toe bone of the pivot foot (the left foot in the case of a right-handed player) to the heel so as to gently protrude outwards, thereby expanding the ground contact surface of the outer surface of the pivot foot. The outsole comprises: a first support surface which supports the lower surface of toes ranging from the fourth toe to the little toe; a second support surface which is adjacent to the first support surface and supports the lower surface of the toe portion of the big toe; a third support surface which is adjacent to the second support surface and supports the arch portion inside the sole; a fourth support surface which is adjacent to the third support surface and supports parts between the arch portion of the sole and the heel; a fifth support surface which is adjacent to the fourth support surface and supports the heel of the sole; and a sixth support surface which is formed between the fifth support surface and the first support surface and supports the outer side surface of the pivot foot.

As shown in "Reference Diagram 1 for Use" and "Reference Diagram 2 for Use," this product is a golf glove characterized by the fact that the little finger, ring finger, and middle finger of the left hand, which are particularly necessary for a right-handed person to grip a golf club, are covered up to the knuckles, while the index finger and thumb of the left hand, which need a sense of unity with the right hand, are only covered up to the knuckles at the base of the fingers, and not all the way to the fingertips.

A golf swing training device attachable to a golfer's wrist. A rigid hand stop prevents the golfer's hand from bending beyond a pre-established distance or angle during a golf backswing. The rigid hand stop is configured and positioned to not interfere with, or restrict, the golfer's address of the golf ball or the early part of the backswing. The rigid hand stop allows desired movement of, and prevents undesired movement of, the golfer's rear hand (i.e., right hand for right-handed golfers and left hand for left-handed golfers) as the golfer moves from ball address through the backswing to the downswing to the impact position and finally the follow through. A pliable ball member may be integral with, or removably attachable to, the golf swing training device to maintain wrists of the user in a spaced relationship through a golf swing.

A configurable golfing apparatus including a rectangular handle portion with plural components. The rectangular handle portion is placed over an existing golf club shaft. An end camp damper is placed on a top end of the rectangular handle portion. The rectangular shape provides new and additional hand placement and new and additional configuration capabilities for both right handed and left handed golfers. The rectangular handle portion includes plural support and shock absorbing components in plural different configurations providing optimal force absorption and optimal shock absorption. The configurable golfing apparatus allows easy retrofits on existing golf club shafts compliant with United States Golf Association (USGA) rules.

A versatile ambidextrous pouch worn on the front central abdominal waist of user. provides quick access to handheld accessories for automotive detailing and other interchangeable tool uses, regardless of whether the user is right-handed or left-handed. The tool pouch enables both right-handed workers and left-handed workers to choose a primary, frequently used tool for the dominant hand of the worker and a secondary less used tool for the less dominant hand interchangeably, so that the primary tool can be advanced directly forward from the front central abdominal waist of the user, without awkwardly reaching across the abdomen to grasp a tool and move it angulary across the user's abdomen toward a work surface. Multiple other accessory tools are attached in and out of the pouch.

This utility model discloses a writing friction force detection device with improved accuracy, belonging to the field of detection devices. It includes a detection platform with a detection mechanism on its top surface. The dynamic angle adjustment mechanism uses a third cylinder to drive a rack and pinion gear, which in turn drives a concave frame to rotate around a rotating rod, allowing for arbitrary angle adjustment of the writing platform within the range of 0-90°. This precisely adapts to the personalized writing needs of left-handed users tilting to the left and right-handed users tilting to the right, while also accommodating the 25°-35° tilt angle required for English writing and the 10°-25° tilt angle commonly used for Chinese character writing. This precise angle adjustment capability ensures that the pen tip and paper make contact in a realistic writing state, avoiding uneven force distribution caused by angle deviations. This ensures that the friction and pressure distribution matches actual writing conditions, thereby eliminating detection misjudgments caused by angle mismatches and significantly improving the accuracy of the detection data.