A pair of exercise gloves with integrated form band is presented. The present invention contains a first glove, a second glove, and a form strap. The first glove and the second glove each contains a main body, a plurality of fingers, and a wrist cuff. The main body contains a palm portion. The form strap contains a first strap end and a second strap end. The palm portion is positioned between the plurality of fingers and the wrist cuff. The first strap end and the second strap end are positioned terminally opposite to each other along the form strap. The first strap end is connected between the palm portion and the wrist cuff of the first glove. The second strap end is connected between the palm portion and the wrist cuff of the second glove.

A protective glove for use with a keyboard, keypad, touchscreen or other electrical or mechanical user interfaces is encompassed by the present disclosure. The protective glove can comprise a plurality of insulative layers and one or more nibs formed on or mounted to the protective glove, wherein the nib is in electrical communication with one or more of the layers of the glove body.

A support for supporting a hand has supporting strips including a first support strip and a second support strip and a mounting device connected to the first supporting strip and the second supporting strip. The mounting device is configured to be worn on a user's hand or connected to the user's hand to hold the first support strip and the second support strip in a mounted position relative to the user's hand. In the mounted position, the first support strip extends along an outer side of a palm and along a palmer side of a little finger of the user's hand and the second support strip extends from a central area of a thumb a central area of an index finger of the user's hand.

A religious hand garment assembly includes a pair of gloves that can be worn on a respective one of a user's hands. A ring is coupled to a respective one of the gloves and a scroll is rotatably integrated into a respective one of the gloves. The scroll is pullable outwardly from the respective glove such that the scroll is visible. A pair of noise makers is each movably coupled to a respective one of the gloves to emit an audible sound when the respective glove is shaken. A feather is coupled to a respective one of the gloves to enhance the ornamental appearance of the respective glove.

Anatomically contoured ambidextrous compression glove particularly for the hand, form fitting to the tissue to ensure targeted delivery of therapeutic treatment to specific tissue, and yet remain stably affixed without pinching or binding, and allow for motion and use of the tissue while delivering targeted therapeutic treatment.

A glove lacking finger tips having a first weighted bag secured to the top side of the glove and a second weighted bag is removably secured to the underside of the glove within the palm.

An article of footwear can include provisions for improving the operation and use of various systems associated with the article. A control device included in the article can be configured to allow manual control of a system by a user. A lockout feature that can disable manual control may be included. During periods of competitive activity, the manual controls may be disabled to allow a user wearing the article to engage in different activities without inadvertent activation of a system. In some cases, the control device and lockout feature can be used in conjunction with a motorized tensioning system.

An applicator glove to apply a liquid or gel having to a surface comprising a liquid permeable fabric sufficiently permeable to allow transfusion of said liquid such as body wash, detergent, sterilizer, disinfectant, lotion, oil, wax or other viscous substance. The glove includes a pocket defined in a palm positioned of said glove, a bladder positioned in the pocket, a fill port in the bladder to allow filling of a fluid reservoir where the walls of the bladder has slits or orifices to allow fluid passage when exceeding a threshold pressure generated by hand pressure.

A chest compression assist glove is disclosed herein. The chest compression assist glove solves numerous problems in the performance of CPR by a human and is intended to provide mechanical advantage for a single rescuer performing chest compressions. The chest compression assist glove disclosed herein mitigates the fatigue and degradation of performance experienced by the rescuer due to the high energy demands of performing an intrinsically mechanically disadvantaged action over a sustained period.

A system for sanitizing surfaces; the system includes a glove, or a pair of gloves having a sanitizing fluid dispenser, a pouch containing sanitizing fluid and attached to the glove(s), and a conduit fluidly connecting the sanitizing fluid dispenser with the sanitizing fluid in the pouch. The system is useful for providing a wearer of the glove(s) with a means to easily sanitize or disinfect surfaces.