Metzeler Schaum Gmbh

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Georg F Bruckner

Fritz Berger

Bernd Geike

Bernd-Jurgen Schoen

Hand and forearm protective device for the interception of thrusts in martial arts, including a polyurethane-integral foam mitt for an all-around covering of at least the hand and forearm area of a person, the mitt having a substantially parallelepipedal basic body having a central recess extended longitudinally therethrough for receiving the hand and forearm, the mitt having, in vicinity of an end third of the recess, a crosspiece projecting from one side of the recess into the cross section thereof and a gripping trough formed therein laterally adjoining the recess for holding the mitt with the hand.

Hand and forearm protective device for the interception of thrusts in

Handprotector for athletes, including a one-piece protective cushion of soft polyurethane integral foam having a tubular forearm region surround the forearm and the wrist, the tubular forearm region having a narrow slit formed therein over the entire length thereof along the inside of the arm, a balloon-shaped hand region adjacent the forearm region, the hand region being bent back approximately 180.degree. from the back of the hand in the vicinity of the fingertips to form the shape of a closed fist, a molded finger grip strap disposed on the inside of the hand region, and a protective thumb cover disposed adjacent the hand region and extending over the thumb at the side of the forearm region, the thumb cover being closed at the outer side of the handprotector.

Handprotector for athletes

Headprotector for athletes, including a body of form-molded polyurethane integral foam surrounding the head on all sides, extending to the beginning of the neck vertebrae on the back of the head, and having a bowl-shaped region covering the chin, the molded body having openings formed therein for the eyes, nose, mouth and ears, a parting slot extending from the mouth opening over the chin bowl, and two parallel longitudinal slots extending over the occipital region of the head and ending at the lower edge of the molded body forming a free strap therebetween, the free strap extending from the upper region of the molded body to the beginning of the neck vertebrae.

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Berlin, Germany

Georg F Bruckner