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US 5,326,340 AGranted
Exercise device
AssigneeMichael J. Coffey
InventorMichael J. Coffey
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Abstract
An identity grip device conforms to the shape of a human hand which will grip the device. There is a first end portion, a second end portion and a central portion which continuously connects the first end portion to the second end portion. The central portion has a top side and a bottom side and finger grips located on the top side of the central portion. Thumb grips are located on the bottom side of the central portion. The identity grip device may be used with an exercise device such as a dumbbell.
Claims7
An ambidextrous grip device contoured to the shape of a human hand, comprising:
- a central portion having a first and second end, a first and second side, and a top and bottom surface, the distance between the first and second sides being greater than the width of the central portion;
- three projections extending from the top side of the central portion, the three projections and the first and second ends of the central portion defining four receptacle depressions, the receptacle depressions between the three projections having less depth than the receptacle depressions between the first and second ends of the central portion and the projections;
- and,
- a wall member extending from the bottom side of the central portion, the wall member having an intermediate portion and terminating at an end portion, the end portion of the wall member having a greater width than the intermediate portion of the wall member.
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