JP2709702B2 - Finger-fitting hit play with stopper - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a playground equipment for hitting a ball or the like by fitting it on a finger or for pinching and flying a ball or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an elastic crown finger device in which the tip of a cap-shaped finger sack is thickened (Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 7-16636). One in which a handle is attached to the tip of the cap body and a hitting portion is provided at the tip of the handle, and one in which a tightening belt is provided on the cap body (Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 51-33084). A racket is detachably attached to a holding piece to be fitted to a finger (J.
issue). Indoor baseball play equipment with a rectangular flat plate or a flat plate with protrusions attached to the side surface of the cylindrical body (J.
issue). A racket for finger table tennis in which a flat racket is attached to the side of a cylindrical body that fits on a finger (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 49-94754). A ball toy with a stick hanging from the side of the cylinder (Jun 2-922)
issue). There is a type in which a plate sandwiched between fingers is attached to the side of the end of the handle (Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 57-160789).

[0003]

A finger can be bent by fitting it on a finger, bending the finger, hooking the fingertip on the thumb, and then moving the finger away from the thumb while applying force in the direction in which the finger is stretched. You can move your finger more quickly than you bend and stretch your finger.
The purpose is to give a speed to the striking unit 2 to hit the ball strongly and quickly and to fly it far. Because of this, the pulling force (due to the centrifugal force) in the direction of the fingertip is large, and the object is to prevent the mounting portion 3 from coming off the finger and flying.

[0004]

A striking portion 2 is provided in front of the fingertip, a handle 1 is extended from the striking portion 2, and a portion near the end of the handle 1 is bent to attach the end of the handle 1 to the fingertip portion. There is a percussion playground equipment attached to the back side of the mounting portion 3 to be mounted or a percussion portion 2 in front of the fingertip, and the handle 1 is extended from the percussion portion 2 and the handle 1 is extended.
Of the hitting play equipment attached to the instep of the attachment part 3 attached between the third joint (fingertip side) and the second joint.
And a connecting means (a flexible connecting material such as a string 13 or a rubber string) connecting the auxiliary mounting section 70 mounted at a position beyond at least one joint on the wrist side with respect to the mounting position of the mounting section 3.
Are variably linked.

[0005]

【Example】

First Example (FIG. 1) An auxiliary belt 8 provided with hook-and-loop fasteners 78 and 7b as an auxiliary mounting portion 70 is attached to a cap-type mounting portion 3 in which the other end of a handle 1 having a hitting portion 2 at one end is mounted.
It is connected by 3. The cap-type mounting part 3 is put on the fingertip, the fastening belt 6 is wound around, the auxiliary belt 8 is wound between the third joint (fingertip side) and the second joint, and the hook-and-loop fasteners 7B and 7b are joined and fixed to the finger. I do. The connecting string 13 is provided on both sides of the finger, has a length when the finger is extended, and becomes loose when the finger is bent. The auxiliary mounting portion 70 includes a C-shaped holding piece 5 to which the fastening belt 6 is attached, a clip for holding a finger, and the like. In the second example (FIG. 2), the auxiliary belt 8 is connected to the mounting portion 3 that is mounted on two fingers.
In the third example (FIG. 3), the pedestal 4 of the mounting
They are connected by a plate-shaped elastic member 32. Fingertips 31
Has a fastening belt 6 provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 7a. The elastic member 32 is located on the instep side of the finger joint, extends when the finger is bent, and responds to a change in the interval and angle between the mounting part 3 and the finger pad 31. The finger holding portion 31 may be a C-shaped holding piece for holding the finger with elasticity, or the holding piece may be fastened by a separate or attached fastening belt 6. The plate-shaped elastic member 32 may be formed into an inverted U-shape, and may be axially connected.

In a fourth example (FIG. 4), a string 13 is used to connect the mounting section 3 to an auxiliary mounting section 70 in the form of a glove.
When the mounting portion 3 is displaced, the string 13 is pulled, and the force is received at a wide area of the glove 33 on the wrist. Since the wrist is thinner than the palm, the glove 33 does not slip. In this auxiliary mounting portion 70, there is no belt 8 for tightening a finger.
The third joint (fingertip side) has a slightly wider bone width in the lateral direction than the finger between the third joint and the second joint. The bone width of the second joint is almost the same as that of the finger between the second joint and the first joint. There is a little protrusion on the palm side. The muscles of the fingers between the second joint and the first joint shrink and become thicker when the fingers are bent, and become thinner when the fingers are extended. In the fifth example (FIG. 5), the auxiliary mounting portion 70 is connected to the mounting portion 3 by the string 13, and the auxiliary belt 8 is connected to the finger portion 3 of the glove 33.
4 and a detachable glove 33. Inside the auxiliary belt 8, a hook-and-loop fastener 7D joined to the hook-and-loop fastener 7d (FIG. 4) of the finger 34 of the glove 33, and the finger 3
Hook and loop fasteners 7b and 7B (outside) for winding around 4
Is provided. The usage method is to put the glove 33 on the hand, fit the mounting part 3 between the third joint (the fingertip side) and the second joint, and use the finger 34 of the glove 33 between the second joint and the first joint. The surface fastener 7D of the auxiliary belt 8 is joined to the surface fastener 7d, and the auxiliary belt 8 is wound. Since the surface fasteners 7D and 7d are joined, the auxiliary belt 8 does not need to be strongly wound. Instead of the auxiliary belt 8, only the hook-and-loop fastener may be connected to the mounting portion 3. The hook-and-loop fastener is detachably attached to the hook-and-loop fastener 7d of the finger portion 34 of the glove 33 to prevent the mounting portion 3 from coming off. When the finger 34 of the glove 33 and the auxiliary belt 8 are detachable, it is possible to replace the hitting play equipment with the glove 33 attached. Removing gloves makes it easier to put on and take off gloves. The joining position of the hook-and-loop fastener 7d of the finger part 34 and the hook-and-loop fastener 7D of the auxiliary belt 8 is shifted, and the tension | tensile_strength (looseness) of the string 13 is carried out.
Can be adjusted.

[0007]

According to the present invention, the hit play equipment is fitted to the finger, and the finger is bent or stretched. In particular, the fingertip of the finger on which the play equipment is mounted is hooked on the thumb, and then the ball is hit with a ball or the like. When flying, the playground equipment receives a force in the fingertip direction due to centrifugal force, so there is a possibility that the plaything will fly out. According to the present invention, a force is received at two places of the mounting part 3 attached to the finger and the auxiliary mounting part 70 connected so as not to obstruct the bending and elongation of the finger, thereby preventing the mounting part 3 from shifting. Alternatively, when the mounting part 3 is displaced, the auxiliary mounting part 70 takes charge of the force via the connecting means to prevent the mounting part 3 from being disengaged from the finger. (Shift of the mounting portion 3 includes a shift of the surface in contact with the skin and a shift of the skin with respect to the bone.) Since the auxiliary mounting portion 70 is connected, the holding piece 5 of the mounting portion 3 The elasticity for pinching the finger and the tightening force of the tightening belt 6 can be reduced. Therefore, it can be worn for a long time without impairing blood flow. You can play your finger with all your strength because there is no worry about it coming off.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 1 handle 2 hitting part 3 mounting part 4 base part 6 fastening belt 7 hook-and-loop fastener 8 auxiliary belt 13 string 33 glove 34 finger part 70 auxiliary mounting part

Claims (5)

(57) [Claims] 1. A striking portion (2) is provided in front of a fingertip, a handle (1) is extended from the striking portion (2), and a hand at the end of the handle (1) is provided.
Bend the front part and attach the end of the handle (1) to the fingertip
Striking hammer plaything attached to the back side of the mounting portion (3) or, fingertip before
If the there is a striking portion (2), the handle from the striking portion (2)
(1) is extended, and the end of the handle (1) is
Striking attached to the back side of the mounting portion (3) to be mounted between the Takashi Nizeki
The hammer plaything, instrumentation wear part (3), the mounting position of the mounting portion (3)
Attached to a position beyond at least one of the joints in the wrist side
Auxiliary coupling section for the (70) and communicating <br/> sintered possible variations in coupling hand stage, the latch with a finger fitted striking plaything. 2. A finger-fitting and hitting playground equipment having a stopper according to claim 1, wherein said connecting means is a string (13). 3. The play-fitting finger-fitting play equipment with slip-off prevention according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary mounting portion (70) is an auxiliary belt (8) provided with a hook-and-loop fastener (7B, 7b). 4. A finger-fitting and hitting play equipment with a slip-off prevention device according to claim 1, wherein the auxiliary mounting portion (70) is a glove. 5. The auxiliary mounting portion (70) includes a belt (8) connected to the mounting portion (3), and a glove to which the belt (8) and a finger portion of the glove are detachable. A finger-fitting hit play device with a stopper according to claim 1.