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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 22, 2009
Filed:
Jul. 28, 2006
Jean-françois Béland, Montreal, CA;
Mathieu Contant, Verdun, CA;
Jean-françois Laperrière, Prévost, CA;
Jean-François Béland, Montreal, CA;
Mathieu Contant, Verdun, CA;
Jean-François Laperrière, Prévost, CA;
Bauer Hockey, Inc., Greenland, NH (US);
Abstract
A hockey glove for receiving a hand of a player, the hand having a palm, a dorsal side, four fingers, each finger having palm and dorsal surfaces, lateral and medial surfaces, a proximate articulation, proximate, middle and distal phalanges with middle and distal articulations therebetween, and one thumb with palm and dorsal surfaces. The hockey glove comprises a hand receiving portion comprising: (a) a palm sheet for facing the palm of the hand and the palm surface of the fingers and thumb, the palm sheet having a palm periphery; (b) a dorsal sheet for covering the dorsal surface of the fingers, the dorsal sheet having a dorsal periphery; (c) a side finger web for facing the lateral and medial surfaces of each finger, the side finger web having an upper web periphery and a lower web periphery, the upper web periphery being connected to the dorsal periphery and the lower web periphery being connected to the palm periphery for defining first, second, third and fourth finger gussets for respectively enclosing the four fingers; and (d) a finger pad for covering at least partially the dorsal surface of one finger, the finger pad having a padding element enclosed in a pocket, the pocket comprising lateral and medial flaps extending downwardly along a portion of a length of the finger pad for connecting the pocket to one of the first, second, third and fourth finger gussets such that there is a void area between the pocket and the finger gusset.