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US 2017/0280837 A1Published application
Self-defense tiger claw ring
OwnerSamuel Simkin-Brocatoinventor
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Abstract
A self-defense ring having a single protrusion in the shape of a talon or claw to increase gripping strength and/or to increase open hand strike capability in case of attack by an assailant. The ring may be also worn during daily routines without causing injury to the user or to others.
Claims5
A self-defense ring comprising:
- a generally annular structure defining an inner surface, an outer surface, a top surface and a bottom surface, said inner surface adapted to receive a wearer's finger or thumb;
- said outer surface having a first side and a second side opposite said first side, said first side of said outer surface characterized by a semi-circular shape generally corresponding to a shape of a corresponding portion of said inner surface;
- said second side of said outer surface defining a single triangular protrusion integrally formed as an extension of an entire width of said outer surface, wherein top and bottom surfaces of said triangular protrusion curve downward with a corresponding radius of curvature;
- said outer surface defining a wedge shape at a distal vertex of said triangular protrusion, wherein said bottom surface of said triangular protrusion and a bottom edge of said wedge shape intersecting at a tip.
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