Articulated bicycle mitts, bike mitts, or pogies, are described. In some embodiments, the configuration of the bike mitts enables the mitts to be utilized on or with various different handlebars, including handlebars having different bar types, sizes, shapes, geometries, and/or orientations. For example, the bicycle mitts, being articulated, include a single base layer, or an outer layer (e.g., a weather protective or protection layer) that flexes or takes on a shape that is dependent on a bar type (e.g., flat bar or swept back) for handlebars to which the mitts are attached. In some embodiments, the base layer or outer layer includes a hinge located at an outer edge of the layer, which facilitates movement of the mitts (e.g., a first section with respect to a second section) based on the bar type of the handlebars of the bicycle.

An anti-off and anti-slip temperature-resistant silicone glove with a tightening function includes a silicone glove main body and a wrist sleeve which are closely connected by technical processing, the wrist sleeve is provided with a magic tape which has one magic tape male face sewn on the upper surface of the wrist sleeve and two magic tape female faces, the wrist sleeve is provided with an opening at which edge covering lining cloth is sewn. The anti-off and anti-slip temperature-resistant silicone glove with the tightening function is simple in structure and convenient to use, and the degree of tightness can be adjusted according to the thickness of an arm to meet demands of different people and avoid the risk of scalding. When not being used, a tightening band can be stuck back to the surface of the wrist sleeve without influence on use.

A conjoined handwear is provided. The conjoined handwear has a first handwear and a second handwear, each handwear having a thumb opening, wherein the first and second handwear are joined in such a way that the thumb openings are adjacent to each other, thereby a guide may engage the first handwear while a patient engages the second handwear so that former can, by moving their own hand, influence the movement of the latter's hand during manual tasks.

A half mitten apparatus to safely demonstrate motorist hands during a traffic stop includes a first half-mitten, a second half-mitten, and a flexible connector. The first half-mitten and the second half-mitten each comprises a visually accentuating outer layer, an inner layer, a finger receiving receptacle, and an eyelet. The visually accentuating outer layer is externally connected about the inner layer that delineates the finger receiving receptacle. The eyelet traverses through the visually accentuating outer layer and the inner layer, adjacent to an opened end of the finger receiving receptacle. The eyelet of the first half-mitten and the eyelet of the second half-mitten are tethered into each other by the flexible connector as the flexible connector fastens both the first half-mitten and the second half-mitten within the close proximity of each other.

A hand cover apparatus used to protect a user and others from microorganisms where a hand cover can be connected and mounted to the user's garments, personal effects, or arm. When connected and mounted, the hand cover can be oriented in such a way as to allow rapid, one-handed insertion. As the user approaches a door or object, the user inserts his or her hand into the hand cover and reaches for the door handle to open the door or reaches for an object to manipulate it. This apparatus provides a physical barrier between a user's hand and a handle or object, and its use prevents the spread of microorganisms.

A glove, in particular a work glove, has a palm section covering the palm of the hand, a back section covering the back of the hand and a trigger device. The trigger device is provided at the point on the glove which, when the glove is being worn, rests against the radial side of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the index finger of a user's hand. The glove has a band-like base body, which comprises the palm section and the back section, wherein the trigger device is, at least for the most part, provided on a tongue of the base body, which protrudes on the finger side beyond at least one of the finger-side edge of the palm section and an imaginary extension of the finger-side edge of the palm section.

The fast rope gloves incorporate a plurality of polymer friction pads bonded to the anterior surface of the gloves at select locations. The friction pads provide the wear surface and thermal barrier between the gloved hand and the fast rope. The friction pads include a number of differently sized pads bonded to the fingers and thumb sleeve and the palm sections of the anterior side of the gloves.

A glove may include a hand body, the hand body being at least partially elastic, where the hand body defines a hand pocket configured to receive a user's hand, and a wrist body. The glove may also include a hand pad pocket formed in the hand body and configured to removably receive at least one hand pad, where the hand pad pocket is separated from the hand pocket by a separator, as well as a wrist padding pocket formed in the wrist body configured to removably receive a wrist pad. The hand pad pocket may be positioned in an interior of the glove.

A finger glove that is worn on a finger for use to clean the rectal and vaginal areas and prevent direct contact between the bare finger and the excretions. Furthermore, upon completion of the cleaning and drying, the said finger glove, is disposed of with only a simple flick by the thumb. the hand, the fingers, and the thumb will not touch or be exposed to the excretions. The said finger glove can be used with or without toilet paper, wet ones, or water. The person cleaning his or her rectal area can wear a finger glove on one or more fingers as they feel comfortable with and need only use the thumb alone to dispose of immediately and directly into a toilet or trash bin. The said finger glove will provide a cleaner rectal area post defecation, superior hand sanitation, elimination of disease transfer, and decreased use of toilet paper, all of which makes for a healthier environment.

The present invention relates to handwear or a glove to be worn on a user's hand. More particularly, the present invention relates to methods, systems, devices, and mechanisms for securing handwear or a glove to a user's hand. Even more particularly, the present invention relates to methods, systems, devices and mechanisms to create a custom fit of the handwear or glove to the user's hand in multiple dimensions or directions. The invention further relates to various types of fasteners and configurations adapted to create a multiple-dimension or multiple-direction custom fit securing the handwear or glove to the user's hand.