A gardening glove consisting of a glove liner defining a plurality of fingers, a thumb, and a palm is provided. The glove liner is placed on a first glove mandrel and received inside an injection mold configured to inject hot liquid PVC material on the glove liner's palm, fingers, and thumb, creating patterns of raised nodules that facilitate digging, for example.

Gloves, including athletic gloves, may include: (a) a front member, e.g., made from leather; (b) a rear member made from a mesh material (e.g., stretchable mesh) engaged with the front member for covering a back of a hand, wherein the rear member includes at least one support member fused to the mesh material of the rear member, wherein the support member is formed from a material (e.g., a TPU) that is less stretchable than the mesh material to which it is fused; (c) a thumb element engaged at least in part with the front member; (d) a closure system; and/or (e) one or more elastic components extending along a wrist area. The support member(s) may form at least one continuous, unbroken path across the rear member. When multiple support members are present, they may partially overlap. Also, methods for making such gloves are described.

A protective glove includes one or more fabrics coupled together into a form of a hand, with the form having a palm side and a dorsal side opposite the palm side, and protective structures disposed on the dorsal side. The protective structures include a first protective structure on the dorsal side arranged to protect at least a portion of an index finger metacarpal bone, a second protective structure on the dorsal side arranged to protect at least a portion of a thumb metacarpal bone, and a third protective structure arranged between the first protective structure and the second protective structure. The second protective structure is separate from the first protective structure, and the third protective structure is separate from the first and second protective structures. The third protective structure includes at least three protrusions spaced apart from each other.

An ambidextrous or hand-specific glove including a wrist region, palm region, and at least one digit region having a fingertip region and a remaining portion. A part of a 360 perimeter of the fingertip region is reduced in length relative to the perimeter of the remaining portion of that digit region. The reduced circumference fingertip region is configured to be smaller than the tip of a user's finger or thumb when inserted into the glove. The reduction in the circumference of the fingertip region may include reducing an arcuate length of a pair of opposed sections of the fingertip region. The opposed sections may be sections of the front and rear surfaces of the digit region or opposed sections of the first side surface and second side surface of the digit region.

A glove has a palm side and a back side joined at a side edge and a number of sections including a palm part, a finger part and a thumb part. The component parts connect and stretch material is used in certain areas of the glove to make the glove adjust to varying hand sizes.

According to the various features characteristics and embodiments of the present invention which will become apparent as the description thereof proceeds, the present invention provides partially fingered gloves and the use of said gloves, intended to increase the overall performance in sports activities including but limited to football and golf. Because of its unique finger configurations, grip enhancers, and/or its hand protective properties, the present invention makes a glove now operable on a football quarterback's throwing hand and on golfers dominant hand, for example.

The invention discloses a magnetic glove, which comprises a body and a first magnetic adsorption component. The body comprises a main body part and multiple finger parts connected to the main body part, and the first magnetic adsorption component is arranged on the back side of the main body part. The invention sets the first magnetic adsorption component on the back side of the main body part, facilitating the use of magnetic adsorption to fix screws and other components. This does not affect the normal function of the gloves and allows the other hand to easily pick up the screws, avoiding the need to repeatedly grab screws from pockets or containers, especially in cramped spaces where this is difficult. Therefore, the use of gloves in this scheme greatly improves the convenience of using screws and is also beneficial for improving work efficiency.

A wear-resistant and shock-resistant glove includes a glove body and a wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer. The wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is disposed at a palm part and a finger part of the glove body, the wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is made of an elastic material, and the wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is subjected to compression molding and is integrally formed on the glove body. The wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is integrally formed at the palm part, the finger part and a purlicue part between a thumb and a forefinger of the glove body, such that the glove has shock-resistant, wear-resistant and stab-resistant effects. The wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is subjected to compression molding and is integrally formed on the glove body. The wear-resistant and stab-resistant layer is made of a high-elasticity plastic material, which meets the requirements on wear resistant and shock resistance.

The present invention relates to a leisure glove that is capable of having grip reinforcing members adapted to allow radial portions formed radially from central portions thereof and stripe-shaped wave portions surrounding the central portions to be spaced apart from one another, respectively, so that a contact force with a golf club can be strengthened to improve a grip force. According to the present invention, the leisure glove includes: a body; and grip reinforcing members formed on the outer surface of the palm portion of the body, wherein the grip reinforcing members may include: central portions; radial portions protruding from the center of each central portion in every direction; and wave portions formed to the shapes of stripes surrounding each central portion and spaced apart from one another to gradually expand outwardly.