GB2582615A - Closure system - Google Patents

Abstract

A boxing glove having a lace track system 177 extending from the opening at the wrist to the palm of the glove. Separating the lacing from the wearer’s wrist is a tongue 187 with an open-ended pocket for receiving one or more inserts. A pair of specially-shaped devices (fig 3i and fig 3j) are used to push the inserts into the pocket. The inserts may be padded (130, fig 3k) or weighted and padded (101, fig 3n). The glove preferably also comprises straps 188, 185 attached to either side of the glove. The straps may have eyelets close to the point of attachment to the glove that allow the laces to pass around the back of the glove. The straps are capable of mutually securing by means of hook and loop fastenings such that the knot in the laces is concealed. A similar closure system may be employed with other combat sportswear such as helmets or shin guards.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

This invention is in the field of combat sports pertaining to Personal Protective Equipment as used in amateur and professional Boxing matches and for training purposes.

Combat Sports first made its mark during the Olympic Games back in 688 B.C., when easygoing leather straps were utilized to wrap boxers' hands and forearms for protection. The concept of protection further evolved into a cestus, which refers to ancient model of boxing glove as we may call it today. During the Roman era, leather thongs were swapped for the cestus -a glove peppered with metal. Regrettably the concept never helped the gladiators taking part in the sport, as boxing matches of the era mostly concluded with the death of one or other competitor.

With the demise of the Roman Empire, boxing too suffered the same fate. It reemerged in 17th century England, and an organized amateur boxing officially began in 1880. Originally only five weight segments were adopted: Bantam, not exceeding 54 kilos; Feather, not exceeding 57 kilos; Light, not exceeding 63.5 kilos; Middle, not exceeding 73 kilos; and Heavy, any weight.

Throughout the ages, the major issue which the fighters faced was of fitting, tightening and protection through combat equipment. The combat gear today is obviously much more advanced and regulated. The closure system is carefully considered.

As the years have gone by, Velcro® gloves (Hook and Loop Closure) have become incredibly popular. However, the problem of lack of snug fitting and slipping still exists therefore fighters opt for inner wraps or mitts, which securely engages to hands while minimizing the concerns of twisting, sliding or wrist alignment that may cause injuries.

Furthermore, no matter how well trained fighter there are, they will never get any special training on how to take a punch on their skull or striking with immense might by bringing their shin in action. Rather, they will train to keep their guard up, dodge, bob, and weave to take each hit and utilize the least amount of force possible with their shin while they train. But keeping in mind that opponents are skilled to land effective punches mostly on their head, it's certain that some impacts will definitely shake their protective gear no matter how snugly they are fitted. And that's where the need for the extra strong grip, extra snug fit and extra friction for tightening in their protective equipment comes in.

The closure system is intended to be a protective cushion to prevent damage to the boxer's hand, skull, shin and more as lie strikes or take strikes during training targets or at another fighter, and to prevent damage to the fighters opponents who are struck.

Combat athletes, especially mixed martial arts (MMA) specialists, use gloves that generally are bulky, thick, and less snug and lack in sufficient wrist and hand support. These conventional gloves rapidly, and with tiresome use, lose the ability to maintain proper fit and function even using lace or strap system. This greatly impact the amount of force transfer and consequent fist functioning also causing hand injuries. Another dangerous shortcoming of these conventional combat specifically boxing gloves is that due to unavailability of snug fitting or loose tightening the wrist area of the Athlete can be unstable while applying the force on an opponent which will result in improper bone alignment followed by an injury during training of fight competition.

The most important factor that has been ignored historically till date is size of wrist, every human being has a different size of wrist very across population, while subsequent compartment designed for wrist in conventional boxing gloves is stagnant and never change according to the needs of Athlete making it less comfortable and leaving no option except using hand wraps for an Athlete with thin wrist while agitated wrist for an Athlete with thick wrist.

Most notably the boxing gloves are contrived with secure padding only in upper knuckle portion to guard the knuckles or for the protection of the opponent. Typically the outer shell surface layer of the glove is soft but durable leather or vinyl, and the inner glove is a very strong cotton or equivalent material. However, presently minimum cushioning is provided in palm-wrist segment (such as carpus bones area or above that area) with a focus on offering maximum gripping comfort to the fighter due to which the wrist injuries, irritation, rashes on the palm-wrist area increases. Hence, the focus should have been on providing the maximum tightening support with resilient cushioned padding to avoid wrist injuries which currently very rare combat brands are offering and that too with substandard quality.

Furthermore, since existing boxing gloves may only he worn in one particular orientation, they may only be suitable for purposes which are appropriate for the configuration of the palm side of the glove and palm-wrist grip plays an important role to protect fist, carpus hones and overall wrist area which connects wrist to hand. Presently, boxing gloves provides a grip with smaller area of cushioning (padding inner wrist sides of the gloves on both sides of the cuts which joins each other) as shown in FIG 4a,(10,20, 70,80), 4b (30,40,50,60), the sidelines of the laces of the inner palm wrist area of the gloves. The type of gloves bring irritation to the wrist and does not provide maximum grip to the palm-wrist area of the boxing gloves. The existing boxing gloves comes in several designs e.g. laces boxing gloves Fig 4a, 4h, and with strap (without laces) 4c, 4d and some in buckle strap which is still not enough to overcome with the issue faced by several fighters globally. The boxing gloves shows in figure 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d which is the most common trend in the boxing industry to manufacture such gloves. It is clear that no cushioning or inner wrist padding has been added to support the wrist or fist in comparison to the present invention, also nothing is introduced to cater different wrist size of object.

It is also known that presently when a fighter wishes to add more grip they wear tape on the wrist on the upper side of the gloves or inside with full tightening so the fist or wrist remain free from injury concerns and gives a snug fit. Presently, the boxing gloves lace system does not provide enough tightening throughout the wrist circle and because of the minimum cushioning at inner side of laces the risk of damage increases. However, the present invention fulfills every need of a combat fighter in several ways. Therefore there remains a need for a glove, particularly a sports glove, which overcomes or alleviates one or more of the above problems.

In gloves now on the market, particularly combat gloves specifically boxing gloves and other combat sports gear including but not limited to shin and head guard, the tongue of the gloves or shin or helmet is non-yielding to any material extent, so that if the gloves are tightly laced to prevent the wrist injury due to loosing of grip, the wrist is considerably constrained under the laces and movement of muscles is confined.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

The present invention is an improved wrist closure system as Jigsaw Lace Track system, it employs a tongue as Faro pad of considerably ovate design, having in its construction a Kangaroo pocket which act as a compartment to hold removable Padding as Faro Insert of varying thickness and weights preferably eva foam and metal respectively. This enables the gloves and overall Jigsaw Lace Track System to be laced more tightly and permits the top edge thereof to be drawn closely to the palm and wrist, thereby preventing the loosening of wrist.

The object of this invention is to provide Faro pad in form of Gloves tongue under the shielding of jigsaw lace track system the use whereof will strengthen grip and fit to wrist while punching and obviate the risk of injuries to the wrist of a person wearing a glove having such glove tongue therein.

Briefly describing the same, this invention comprises a padded glove-tongue, which may be secured in place by the jigsaw lace track lacing system, requiring it to be stitched in place in the gloves with which it is used, which is not unsightly in appearance, and which will protect the hand and wrist from any injurious effect by the glove lacing, the tongue itself, or by the meeting edges that lie on the palm of the glove.

A further object of invention is to provide a villi like lacing mechanism called Jigsaw Lace track system, a hand and wrist protection system that includes a hand protection device having a first opening, a plurality of lace receivers and a lace. The villi lace receivers each include a base originating from a layer that is placed above the glove tongue separate from the device and is attached to the base of the hand protection device. The hand protection device includes a sizing separation that extends distally from the first opening. The lace receivers are attached to the hand protection device on opposing sides of, and proximate to, the sizing separation. The eyelet of each villi lace receiver positioned on each respective side of the sizing separation generally extends in parallel alignment to one another. The villi lace having an eyelet on the first side of the sizing separation and the villi lace on the second side of the sizing separation are generally arranged such that the villi lace extend in parallel directions. These two separated sets of parallel villi lacing define a raised plane that is generally proximate and parallel to the surface of the hand protection device and sizing separation. The lace is strung back and forth across the sizing separation and through the eyelets of the separated villi lace receivers. The portion of the lace received by the villi lace receivers generally rests in the raised plane. In operation, the lace is pulled tight causing the separated villi lace receivers to he pulled together, which in turn pull the separated sides together. Pulling and tying the lace causes the hand protection device to he cinched to the individual wearer's arm. In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the lace is pulled in a way that after every couple of villi lace receivers certain force is exerted to pull the lace and this is repeated till the last villi lace receiver to get perfect fit.

A further object of the invention is to provide a novel means for holding removable Faro Inserts of varying thickness preferably in ovate design to be placed inside Kangaroo pocket. A hand and wrist protection system that includes a hand protection device having a first opening, a plurality of lace receivers, a dorsal portion; a finger portion for fingers; and a palm-wrist portion for a wrist; wherein the finger portion has a first section for enclosing the second, third, fourth and fifth fingers together and a second section for enclosing the thumb; wherein the dorsal portion has a layer of padding extending over a dorsal side of the first and second sections of the finger portion; wherein the wrist portion of the body has a lace as well as a strap closure for adjustably securing the glove to the wrist and is containing a glove tongue extending at the distal end of palm-wrist portion extending to the proximal end towards the wrist, wherein the tongue is hollow inside making a vacant space of certain mm thereby creating Kangaroo Pocket to insert Faro Inserts with help of Faro Forks entertaining according to the need of wearer wrist size providing maximum adjustment and tightening utility.

A further object of the invention is to provide with novelty of Faro weights of varying size and weight. A hand and wrist protection system that includes a hand protection device having a first opening, a plurality of lace receivers, a dorsal portion; a finger portion for fingers; and a palm-wrist portion for a wrist; wherein the wrist-palm portion contain Kangaroo Pocket of certain width where Faro Weights can he inserted with help of Faro Forks, Faro weights are designed in ovate shape and contains metal strips each in pyramid shape extended through the wrist palm area opposite to dorsal portion of the device making it easy for Athlete to improve performance and speed precision while maintaining proper fit with Faro pad and jigsaw lace track System.

A still further object of the invention is to provide with an additional layer of closure system. A hand and wrist protection system that includes a hand protection device having a first opening, a plurality of lace receivers, a dorsal portion; a finger portion for fingers; and a palm-wrist portion for a wrist; wherein wrist portion contains an additional hook and loop strap system placed just above the villi lace track system to compliment grip offered by tongue and lace track, wherein MaFe straps are a pair of flaps connected at the base of securing device at each side of the wrist in Volar and dorsal side. Wherein preferred embodiment 2a highlight MaFe straps, which further contains Griplets on either side of MaFe straps at the point where straps are adjoined to base of securing device. A plurality of Griplets are placed on opposite side where they run parallel to each other on either side of MaFe straps, thereby offering obstruction free passage to plurality of laces over these MaFe straps in a 360' fashion to be further wrapped around wrist for enhanced grip and support further reducing any risk of injury.

The present invention relates to Gloves tongue with a hollow Kangaroo pocket that lies within the inner layers of the tongue; and its objects are to protect the Athlete's Wrist from injury while permitting a tighter lacing of the Gloves by adding or removing additional padding as well as weights inside hollow pocket of gloves tongue at wrist-Palm area offering the utility to use such innovative gloves without wearing further wraps or inner gloves, to provide a self-adjusting securing device, and to effect a new arrangement of parts whereby the muscles of the wrist are freed from constraint while the hand specifically Wrist is firmly secured. It further offers a hybrid model of gloves where eyelets on either side of wrist straps are used as added lacing mechanism to compliment closure system by further wrapping the laces around the wrist while passing them through eyelets in a 360 degree circle securing the straps on the wrist area.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Embodiments of the invention have been selected for purposes of illustration and description and are not anticipated to he preventive. Throughout the drawings, like elements are referred to by like numerals. There are shown in the drawings embodiments which are presently preferred, it being understood except Fig 4 (4a, 4b, 4c, 4d) which shows for example only, wherein; 1. FIG. la is a palmer view of a glove having villi lace system secured in a closed configuration after passing them through Griplets, having both straps in an unsecured or unfastened opened position according to one embodiment of the present invention; 2. FIG. lb is a palmer view of a glove shown in FIG la having both straps placed above villi lace system secured in a closed configuration according to another embodiment of the present invention; 3. FIG. lc is a dorsal view of the glove shown in FIG. la and FIG lb having plurality of laces passed through Griplets in a 360 degree fashion and wrapped around the wrist according to another embodiment of the present invention; 4. FIG. Id and FIG 1e are the Volar and Dorsal surface view of the FIG 1a having Griplets placed in a sequence on Mafe Straps in an unsecured or unfastened opened position according to another embodiment of this present invention; 5. FIG. If is a view similar to that shown in FIG. lc with the glove having, a dorsal view of the glove when no laces are passed through Mafe Straps and having straps in an unsecured or unfastened opened position according to one embodiment of the present invention; 6. FIG. if is a Palmer view of the glove having Jigsaw lace Track system with Kangaroo Pocket underneath while Laces are not processed through eyelets and MaFe straps are unsecured in an open position according to another embodiment of this present in venti on.

7. FIG. I i and 2j are Palmer view of the glove shown in FIG if while having the laces passed through and pulled to bring Jigsaw Lace Track system together leaving no space between the slit while leaving the Straps yet unsecured or unfastened opened position according to another embodiment of this present invention.

8. FIG lg is a further closer volar view of the Jigsaw Lace Track System with villi like structure according to another embodiment of this present invention.

9. FIG. I h is a further closer Palmer side view of the Mafe Straps with Plurality of Griplets while Laces are twice passed through Griplets in forward and reverse Fashion according to another embodiment of this present invention.

10. FIG. 2b is a Palmer view of the glove 300 having Faro Pad (Glove Tongue) with kangaroo Pocket while a single long strap is unsecured or unfastened open position according to another embodiment of the present invention; 11. FIG. 2a is a Palmer side view of the glove 200 having Faro Pad with Kangaroo Pocket while Jigsaw Lace Track system is secured in a closed configuration above Faro Pad according to another embodiment of the present invention; 12. FIG. 3b, 3c and 3d is a view of first opening a receiving part of the glove having Faro Pad with Kangaroo Pocket being filled with Faro Inserts of 3mm, 6mm and 8mm thickness respectively.

13. FIG. 3a is a view of first opening a receiving part of the glove in an empty position without Faro Pad (Glove Tongue) according to another embodiment of the present invention; 14. FIG. 3f is inner side view of the Faro Pad having kangaroo Pocket when in a filled position with Faro Insert; 15. FIG. 3g is a lateral view of the Faro Insert while FIG. 3h is the front view of ovate design Faro Insert according to another embodiment of the present invention; 16. FIG. 3i and 3j are the front straight view of pair of the Faro Fork a right and a left; 17. FIG. 31 is lateral view of the Faro Pad having Kangaroo pocket according to another embodiment of the present invention 18. FIG. 3m is receiving Part view of the Kangaroo Pocket having a cavity in an empty position without any insert.

19. FIG. 3n is front view of the Faro weights while independent and kept alone without inserting in Kangaroo Pocket.

20. FIG. 3o and 3p are the anatomical view of the Faro Weights having a first layer of foam and an inner layer of metal bars to add weight and a second layer of foam to sandwich metal bars for protection according to another embodiment of the present invention.

21. Fig 4a, 4h, 4c and 4d shows the existing gloves comparison which are currently used in the market.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

Referring to the figures, there are shown several embodiments of a glove, in these figures a boxing glove 100, 200, 300, in accordance with the present invention.

Referring to FIG 1: Figures I a to I j illustrate one embodiment of a boxing glove 100. The boxing glove 100 comprises a glove body 191, comprising a portion 190, 192, 176, for receiving a wearer's hand and a wrist portion 189 configured to secure the glove 100 around the wearer's wrist. Figure la illustrates the Palmer side in an unfastened or unsecured open configuration of straps of the glove 100; figure lb illustrates the Palmer side of the glove 100 in a secured and fastened configuration; figure lc illustrates Dorsal side of the glove 100 and 200; figure ld illustrates the lateral thumb side of the glove 100; figure le illustrates the Volar surface side of the wrist portion of glove 100 when viewed from the side; figure if illustrates the glove 100 when viewed from Palmer side without laces running through the Jigsaw lace Track and glove tongue or Faro Pad be in flat position; figure lg illustrates the closer view of glove 100 when focused on Jigsaw lace system and sidelines; figure lh illustrates the closer view of Mafe straps while Griplet being main focus having Laces of Jigsaw lace system being passed through Griplet in specific fashion; figure li illustrates the Palmer view of the glove 100 and of glove If when laces are passed through plurality of villi like structure called as jigsaw Lace track while Mafe straps be in unfastened and unsecured open position; and figure lj illustrates the Wrist Palm portion closer view of glove 100 when laces are pulled to bring first sideline and second sideline closer and suppress Faro pad to define sizing distinction.

As can be seen in figure la, the glove body 191 comprises a dorsal cover 176 and a thumb cover first cavity 190 and a second cavity 192 enclosing second, third, fourth and fifth finger, a wrist palm portion 189, the wrist palm portion comprising comprising plurality of laces 175 on each side running through the villi like structure. A faro Pad 186 with Kangaroo pocket inside is laid inside wrist palm portion 189, the wrist palm portion further comprises jigsaw lace system which contains villi like structure 177 having eyelets to let laces pass through, wrist palm portion in I a gives an open view of primary strap 188 and secondary strap 185 when unfastened in open position.

Referring to FIG lb it can be seen the view of glove 100 when primary strap 188 is fastened on secondary strap 185 suppressing Faro pad with Kangaroo pocket 186 he suppressed giving snug fit look and feel. FIG 1 c is a dorsal view of glove 100 of FIG I a where laces 175 are wrapped in close tight configuration while passed over rings 184 of dorsal side of the wrist portion.

Referring to illustration Id a lateral view of wrist portion 189 is seen in close proximity where fastening means of secondary strap 185 is clear thereby making an easy closure available for primary strap 188, it gives a further close view of dorsal side rings 178 of wrist portion.

FIG if is an illustration where Dorsal side of the glove 100 from FIG la is closely shown, Griplets 181, 182 and 183 are placed in a sequence proximally extending towards first opening 187, it can be seen that Griplets are placed in parallel axis to either side of wrist palm portion of the glove body 191 from FIG la, laces 175 will be passed through Griplet 181 of Primary strap 188 from palmer side of wrist palm portion and be drawn above dorsal surface of wrist portion towards Griplet 181 of secondary strap where such lace further pass through Griplet 183 of Primary strap and be drawn out at dorsal surface of wrist palm portion and taken to pass through Griplet 183 of secondary strap 185 and will be further prolonged to pass from palmer side of wrist portion 189 to pass through Griplet 182 of Primary strap 188 and moving over dorsal surface of wrist portion will further pass through Griplet 182 of secondary strap 185, process is repeated over for second lace vice versa to tie them at palmer side of wrist palm portion as in fig la is obvious.

FIG le is a closer view of the opposite side of Id where plan surface 179 of primary strap 188 can be seen, corresponding rings 178 to Griplet 181, 182 and 183 can be seen.

Referring to fig li it can be seen that wrist palm portion 189 of la have a first sidle line 174 on the thumb side of the wrist palm portion and second sideline 173 on volar surface side of wrist palm portion, a leather flap 174 to hold laces 175 in a fixed place to be of equal on either side while running parallel through the lace system of fig la.

Fig if is a palmer side view of glove 100 of fig la where laces are not drawn through the eyelet 160 placed on either side of first sideline 174 and second sideline 173 thereby creating a sizing distinction and space 159 above faro pad 186 between the first sideline 174 and second sideline 173. Fig if is an unsecured and unfastened open palmar view of glove I a when laces 175 are not processed through the lacing system and strap 188 and 185 are not secured to contract the sideline 173 and 174.

Fig lg is close view of the jigsaw lace track system of glove 100 where eyelet 158 placed on villi 210 structure to let laces 175 pass through easily. Fig 1 h is close and obvious view of the secondary strap 185 while laces 175 are further passed through Griplet 181, 182 and 183 making a knot exactly how at fig la to secure and fastened the wrist portion 189 to receiving hand as per claimed glove 100.

FIG lj is close view of Fig li where Laces 175 are passed through eyelets 158 in a Kris cross fashion making a sequence eliminating space 159 in a tight sizing distinction to match with receiving hand wrist diameter hence leaving laces 175 be ties at last eyelet of either sideline to make a knot 141.

Referring to Fig 2; Fig 2a Glove 200 of glove body as Fig la having a dorsal surface 204, a thumb cavity as 205 a villi like structure 210 to hold eyelet 158 of lg, it can be seen lacing tie down mechanism 209 in a way that fastened on palmar surface of the wrist portion 189 of fig la above the glove tongue a Farod pad 208 without any straps in place. Faro Pad with Kangaroo Pocket 208 is used under lacing mechanism of 207 and 209 to tighten the wrist portion to give custom fit to the receiver hand.

Referring to Fig 2h a glove body 300 can he seen with Faro Pad having Kangaroo pocket inside as 314 be place between sizing distinction 313, where wrist portion can be secured with a long strap 311 to fasten the glove 300. Fig 2b is a palmer side view of the glove 300 with body 310 while in unfastened and unsecured opened long strap 311 position.

Referring to Fig 3 3a a glove body 120 is an inner view of the first opening 187 of fig la where faro Pad with Kangaroo pocket 186 from fig la is in an open position to reflect inner space 110 of Kangaroo pocket revealing the lines 111 of Kangaroo pocket.

Fig 3b with a glove body 120 is again a view at first opening 187 where Faro pad having kangaroo pocket 186 is inserted with a Faro insert 121 of thickness 4mm to increase or decrease sizing capacity and fitting as per receiving hand diameter.

Referring to Fig 3c and Fig 3c is similar view of Fig 36 glove having body 120 with Faro insert 122 and 123 of 6mm and 8mm thicknesses respectively. Fig 3d thereby is obviously reflecting less space after adjusting faro insert 123 in Kangaroo pocket 186 at point of first opening 187 for receiving hand compared to Fig 3c.

Fig 3f is a view of Faro Pad having Kangaroo pocket 186 of glove 100 from fig la when presented separately and outside glove. 3f is a view at opening point of Kangaroo pocket 186 having a thickness 109 Fig 3g is a lateral side view of Faro insert of varying thickness preferably 4mm, 6mm and 8mm of fig 36 121, 3c 122 and 3d 123. Fig 3h is a front view of faro insert of 3g.

Referring to Fig 3i and 3j is a view of the faro Fork 105 with handle 106 for easy placement of Faro insert 121, 122 and 123 while placed at 3b, 3c and 3d position inside the Kangaroo pocket 186. Fig 3k is a front view 130 of ovate shape faro pad having Kangaroo pocket inside.

Referring to 31 is a lateral view of Faro pad having Kangaroo Pocket 130 of 3k and 3f, an upper side 104 and a lower side 103 showing a blown shape where Faro insert of 3g can be placed. Fig 3m is another view of Kangaroo pocket from opening position leaving space 102 of reasonable plot to hold Faro Inserts.

Referring to Fig 3n a front view of Faro Weights 101 can be seen, this Faro Weight can be placed inside Kangaroo Pocket 130, faro pad with Kangaroo pocket 189 when placed inside Glove 100, 200 and 300 for added speed and performance.

Referring to Fig 3p is view of composition of Faro weight 101, where upper layer 280 is placed on metal Bar of 279 and bottom layer 278 is placed below the metal bar 279 to make a Faro weight of shape 101. Referring to Fig 3o is a view of metal bar composed of small metal bars 277 to be placed as centre layer 279 of 3p.

Another aspect of the Kangaroo pocket is to support a closure system of glove 100. It is a normal behaviour of the laces 175 shown in Fig la, if the laces get more tighten the wrist can get irritated or it will block the circulation of the blood to other parts of the hand. The kangaroo pocket and Faro Insert provides enough space to adjust the wrist area as per desire which can be beneficial in several ways e.g. reduce injury chances because the carpus bones will be stable in the right direction and there will be minimal chance of slipping of bones, the revolving of fist inside the glove compartment.

The present invention fulfil the requirement of the player of having extra padding with multiple options of sizes which is possible only with the addition of Kangaroo pocket 186 in the gloves 100, 200, 300. The most important aspect of the kangaroo Pocket shown in Fig 1, 2, 3 is that the fitting issue is completely resolved by providing the snug fitting without the usage of hand wraps. The glove 100, 200, 300 comprises the Kangaroo Pocket shown in Fig I, 2, 3 in addition to Faro Insert to help the snug fitting of the gloves.

Referring to Fig 4a, 4h which shows the existing gloves in the market, 10 and 20 of the gloves 400 shows the end area from where laces get tightened and no space is present in between the 10 and 20 which results in less tightening of the laces. The glove 500 with a single long strap has no such padding under the area 30, 40 which brings a direct compression of glove 500 and fail to give maximum tightening of the glove which mostly results in fist or wrist injuries. Both style of gloves 400 and 500 or any other gloves which has no padding under the middle partition system 10, 20 or 30, 40. The few think layers of padding 50, 60 or 70, 80 give no such comfort or cushion to lock it tight with maximum comfort. The comparison of the present invention with existing gloves is based on the padding, sizing, snug fitting, tightening system of laces, addition and removal of extra padding options.

The embodiments of the present invention are described by way of example only. There are many different configurations and variations that would fall within the embodiments of the present invention and not is not disclosed in the present embodiment. The terms and expressions that have been adopted are in regards to the terms of description and not of limitations, and there exists no objective in the adoption of the related terms and expressions of eliminating any counterparts of the structure portrayed and described or portions thereof, however it is believed that numerous alterations are conceivable within the limitations of the claimed invention. Moreover, it must be taken into account that although the latest current invention has been precisely disclosed by chosen incarnations and optional features, amendments and disparities of the concepts herein disclosed may be resorted to by those experts in the art, and that such alterations and disparities are known to be contained inside the parameters of this invention as defined by the added claims.

Claims (13)

1. CLAIMSA protective Teka Tech Support system comprising; 1. A Jigsaw Lace Track hand protection system with glove Tongue as Faro pad having Kangaroo Pocket for protecting individuals during combat sporting contests and combat sport training, the system comprising: a body having a dorsal portion, a Palmer-wrist portion, a finger and a volar portion and a First opening; the finger portion having a first cavity enclosing the second, third, fourth and fifth fingers together and a second cavity enclosing the thumb; the dorsal portion having a padded insert, at least a part of which is curved for receiving the contoured dorsal surface of a hand in a fist position, the padded insert having a palmar surface and a distal surface and a thickness; a Palm-wrist portion having a Jigsaw lace track system extended from first cavity proximally towards first opening at wrist of certain diameter, the Wrist-Palm portion further having a Glove-Tongue in form of Faro Pad of ovate design covering carpus hones with thick padding just below Jigsaw lace system and run parallel to lacing mechanism distally from first opening till center of palm at least attached at one end and independent at other end that run proximally towards wrist having a hollow pocket in form of Kangaroo Pocket. A pair of Faro Fork use to push Faro Inserts in Kangaroo Pocket.
2. 2. The Jigsaw lace Track with Kangaroo Pocket hand protection system of claim I further comprising: (a) Said hand protection device including a palm-Wrist surface corresponding to the inner side of said hand received therein: (b) a first sideline and a second sideline spreading distally from said first opening and along said palm surface and terminating at an endline at middle of the Palm just at base of first cavity holding finger portion; (c) a glove tongue in form of Faro pad is attached to said endline at center of palm of receiving hand Merin; (d) said Faro Pad is of ovate design of 1/3rd width of total at endline while 3-4" wide at proximal end near the first opening (e) said first and second sidelines donating a sizing distinction there between; (t) said sizing distinction and together with said first opening presenting said certain diameter for receiving one of said hands therethrough.
3. 3. The Jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 2 wherein said Jigsaw lace a villi like structure made of leather or similar material with eyelets at each independent half round end or villi of the lace act like lace receivers are attached on a leather flap which is placed on said palm surface and proximately along said sizing distinction.
4. 4. The Jigsaw Lace Track with Kangaroo Pocket hand protection system of claim 2 further comprises: (a) A faro pad of ovate design of certain thickness made of padding, one end of faro pad is attached to endline in a way that it extends towards proximal end of wrist at first opening making a continuous padding under jigsaw lace track system alongside first sideline and second sideline; (b) Said Faro pad have an upper layer of foam covered with fabric or similar material and a bottom layer of foam covered with fabric or similar material; (c) Said upper and bottom layers of Faro pad are attached to each other at narrow end of ovate design and on lateral sides while leaving the wider side at first opening in an open manner thus creating a hollow cavity therein; (d) Said Kangaroo pocket is of standard width and length
5. 5. The Faro pad with Kangaroo Pocket of Claim 4 further comprises: (a) An empty space extending end to end inside within the area thereby making Kangaroo Pocket; (h) Said Kangaroo pocket is further provided with Faro Inserts of varying thickness 4mm, 6mm and 8mm; (c) Said Faro inserts are of ovate design and carved in accordance with the measurements of Kangaroo Pocket (d) Said Faro Inserts are removable and can be inserted from first opening distally towards first cavity within the walls of Kangaroo pockets thereby increasing available diameter as per the size of receiving hand; (e) Said Faro inserts are communicated with Kangaroo Pocket with help of Faro Forks, a plastic material ovate design tool that move from first opening to first cavity parallel to upper side of kangaroo Pocket;
6. 6. The Faro pad with Kangaroo Pocket of Claim 4 further comprises: (a) A Faro weight of certain Oz of particularly ovate Design in similar shape corresponding to Kangaroo Pocket; (b) Said Faro weights having an upper layer and a bottom layer creating a space in between upper and bottom layer; (c) Said space of Faro weights is filled with metal bars of certain weight and strength, each iron bar is cut in shape corresponding to ovate design while placing distally from first opening to first cavity; (d) Said upper and bottom layers of Faro weight are stitched together after placing metal bars within its ovate design between the space created therein, making a continuous ovate design Faro weight; (e) Said Faro weight is removable while placed within walls of Kangaroo Pocket for added speed and precision training;
7. 7. The Jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 3 wherein said jigsaw lace a villi structure lace receivers are attached on said leather flap at palm surface and proximately along said sizing distinction.
8. 8. The Jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 3 wherein said stretched position moves said first sideline towards said second sideline to make new diameter corresponding to the size of wrists of receiving hand.
9. 9. The Jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 3 further comprising: (a) said Jigsaw lace villi like lace receivers being spaced along said sizing distinction such that a plurality of villi lace receiver pairs are offered; (h) Each of said pairs including a first villi lace receiver are attached proximate to a leather flap which further attached to surface of protection device thus making a sizing distinction and such flap is associated with said first sideline and further comprising an opposing villi lace receiver attached adjacent to said sizing distinction and being connected with said second sideline; (c) The jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 3 wherein each of said villi of said first jigsaw lace receivers are aligned to one another.(d) The Jigsaw lace Track hand protection system of claim 3 wherein each of said villi of said conflicting villi lace receivers are aligned to one another.
10. 10. The said Jigsaw Lace Track and hand protection system of claim 7 further comprising of parallel axis where laces are tightened between first sideline and second sideline to tie down proximally at first opening;
11. 11. A Teka Tech hand protection system with second component as MaFe Strap system having Griplets besides first component of jigsaw Lace Track system having glove Tongue as Faro pad having Kangaroo Pocket for protecting individuals during combat sporting contests and combat sport training, the second component of Mafe Straps system comprising: (a) a body having a dorsal portion, a Palmer-wrist portion, a finger and a volar portion and a First opening; the finger portion having a first cavity enclosing the second, third, fourth and fifth fingers together and a second cavity enclosing the thumb; the dorsal portion having a padded insert, at least a part of which is curved for receiving the contoured dorsal surface of a hand in a fist position, the padded insert having a palmar surface and a distal surface and a thickness; a Palm-wrist portion having a Jigsaw lace track system extended from first cavity proximally towards first opening at wrist of certain diameter, the Wrist-Palm portion further having a Glove-Tongue in form of Faro Pad of ovate design covering carpus hones with thick padding just below Jigsaw lace system and run parallel to lacing mechanism distally from first opening till center of palm at least attached at one end and independent at other end that run proximally towards wrist having a hollow pocket in form of Kangaroo Pocket, a primary strap at volar surface and a secondary strap at dorsal surface at wrist portion of the device.(h) MaFe Straps system of claim 1 I further comprises of a Primary strap attached to the device at wrist at Dorsal surface of the wrist portion and extending proximally towards Volar surface, having a secondary strap adjacent to opposite side of primary strap at volar surface of same length; (c) Mafe strap of claim 11 further having 3 pairs of Griplets in the form of eyelets at base of primary strap proximal to the wrist and at the base of secondary strap proximal to wrist; (d) Griplets of any preceding claim are placed in a parallel fashion and form an axis in alignment to the first sideline and second sideline.(e) Wherein 3 Griplets are placed on Primary and secondary straps at base of wrist portion and extended proximally towards first opening, thereby making an axis with first sideline and second sideline of wrist portion; wherein the primary strap is built and arranged to he pulled through the first side line to narrow the gap and to tightly conform the wrist portion to the wrist; (g) wherein the secondary strap is constructed and arranged to pass across the gap in a direction opposite that of the primary strap but overlapping at least a portion of the primary support strap on the volar side of the wrist portion; (h) Wherein Griplets are arranged in a position for laces of Jigsaw Lace Track system to be passed through the Griplets of Primary strap and secondary strap; (i) Wherein the lace of First sideline of Jigsaw lace track system after crossing the first eyelet of villi structure near the first opening will further pass through 1st Griplet of secondary strap and will be withdrawn at Dorsal surface of wrist portion across the straps; (j) Wherein the lace of second sideline of Jigsaw lace track system after crossing the first eyelet of villi structure near the first opening will further pass through 1st Griplet of Primary strap and will be withdrawn at Dorsal surface of wrist portion; (k) Wherein Laces of Griplet of Primary Strap after covering half circle around the Dorsal side of the wrist portion he passed through the Griplet of secondary strap so the lace of Griplet of secondary strap vice versa and he facing Palmer side of the wrist portion; (1) Wherein Laces will run distally from first opening at palmer side of wrist portion towards 3rd Griplet of opposing side and will repeat the process as performed in case of 1st Griplet and be drawn at palmer side of wrist portion at place of Griplet 3; (m) Wherein Laces of will further pass through 2nd Griplet following the procedure as in case of 1st Griplet and 3rd Griplet and be drawn back at Palmer side of the Wrist portion to knot at place parallel to 2nd Griplet; (n) Wherein the secondary support strap has a fastening means that attaches to a fastened primary support strap, and the secondary support strap is constructed and arranged to fasten to complementary fastening means on top of the fastened primary support strap on the center of the wrist portion after completing Griplet lacing process.
12. 12. Said invention of Claim I through claim 11 is not limited to gloves but generalised to combat sports gear including but not limited to Head guard and shin guards of similar use.
13. 13. Glove Tongue as Faro pad having Kangaroo pocket or without Kangaroo pocket of claim 1 can be configured to gloves of any lacing system or without lacing, of straps single or split strap or no straps at all.