Gloves for forming a figure
OwnerDavid Sierrainventor
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Abstract
Gloves for forming a figure are designed to represent a figure such as an animal with one glove forming a first portion of the figure and a second glove forming a second portion of the figure. For example, for a pair of shark gloves, one glove is the top of the shark's mouth with upper teeth and the second glove is the bottom of the shark's mouth with lower teeth. When worn by a user, the user is able to move the two gloves in an open and closed motion so that the shark appears to be opening and biting down. The gloves provide entertainment as well as motivation for the fans and players.
Claims11
An apparatus comprising:
- a. a first glove for wearing on a first hand;
- b. a second glove separable from the first glove for wearing on a second hand;
- c. a first component configured for representing a first portion of an animal and comprising a first animal head portion and a first animal body portion comprising a top fin and a first side fin, the first component coupled to the first glove;
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- d. a second component configured for representing a second portion of the animal and comprising a second animal head portion and a second animal body portion comprising a second side fin corresponding to the first side fin, the second component coupled to the second glove;
- wherein the first portion and the second portion are three-dimensional and configured for forming the animal when the first glove and the second glove are positioned next to each other, independent of a separate movement of the first component and the second component.
A shark glove apparatus comprising:
- a. a first glove for wearing on a first hand, the first glove having a first element configured for representing a first portion of a shark and comprising a first shark head portion and a first shark body portion comprising a first side fin, a top side fin and a first back side fin;
- b. a second glove for wearing on a second hand, the second glove having a second element configured for representing a second portion of the shark and comprising a second shark head portion and a second shark body portion comprising a second side fin corresponding to the first side fin and a second back side fin corresponding to the first back side fin, wherein the second glove is separable from the first glove;
- c. a plurality of light sources representing eyes on the first glove of the shark;
- d. a memory stored within the first glove of the shark, the memory for storing audio;
- e. an audio output component coupled to the memory and stored within the first glove of the shark, the audio output component for playing the audio;
- f. a power component coupled to the plurality of light sources, the memory and the audio output component and stored within the first glove of the shark, the power component for supplying power to the plurality of light sources, the memory and the audio component;
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- g. an on/off device stored within the first glove of the shark, the on/off device configured for initiating the plurality of light sources and initiating the audio component to play the audio;
- wherein the first element and second element are three-dimensional and configured for forming the shark when positioned proximate to each other.
An apparatus comprising:
- a. a first glove for wearing on a first hand;
- b. a second glove separable from the first glove for wearing on a second hand;
- c. a first component configured for representing a first portion of an animal and comprising a first animal head portion and a first animal body portion comprising a first side fin in a first thumb component, the first component coupled to the first glove;
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- d. a second component configured for representing a second portion of the animal and comprising a second animal head portion and a second animal body portion comprising a second side fin in a second thumb component corresponding to the first thumb component, the second component coupled to the second glove;
- wherein the first portion and the second portion are three-dimensional and configured for forming the animal when the first glove and the second glove are positioned next to each other, independent of a separate movement of the first component and the second component.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.