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US 2023/0405442 A1Published application
Exercise grip
AssigneeVictory Grips LLC
InventorVictor Brian Pellegrino
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Abstract
An exercise grip is disclosed. The exercise grip includes a protective portion and a wrist strap connected to a wrist end of the protective portion. The protective portion has a finger end in which three or four finger holes are defined. The protective portion also has a palm portion that extends from the finger holes to the wrist end. The protective portion varies in width from the wrist end to the finger end. The protective portion can be formed to cover an ulnar portion of a wrist when placed on a hand.
Claims19
(canceled)
An exercise grip comprising:
- a wrist strap having an open loop on one side, wherein the open loop is configured to receive an opposite end of the wrist strap;
- and
- a protective portion that has a palm end and a finger end, wherein:
- the palm end is located closer to the wrist strap than the finger end;
- a first edge of the protective portion is closer to the open loop than a second opposite edge of the protective portion;
- a first width of the finger end is smaller than a second width of the palm end;
- the first edge is shorter than the second edge;
- and
- the first edge has a more concave section than the second edge.
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A method of forming an exercise grip, comprising:
- forming a wrist strap having an open loop on one side, wherein the open loop is configured to receive an opposite end of the wrist strap;
- forming a protective portion that has a palm end and a finger end, wherein:
- the palm end is located closer to the wrist strap than the finger end;
- a first edge of the protective portion is closer to the open loop than a second opposite edge of the protective portion;
- a first width of the finger end is smaller than a second width of the palm end;
- the first edge is shorter than the second edge;
- and
- the first edge has a more concave section than the second edge.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.