The invention relates to a glove having at least one gripping aid arranged at the periphery of the cuff, the surface of which gripping aid at least partially has patterning, especially knobs and/or grooves, wherein the glove at least two of the total five finger spaces which are adapted to the fingers of a hand also has a structured surface or patterning, respectively, especially knobs and/or grooves, essentially at the ends of each finger space opposite the cuff which are provided for intake of the fingertips.

A protective detachable hand covering, particularly useful for pumping fuel into a fuel tank, and being store on a surface of a vehicle. The hand covering has a flexible base and a bridging member to secure the hand covering to an individual's hand. The flexible base has a bottom adhering surface, which may be magnetized or use a hook and loop fastening mechanism. A bridging member is secured to the top surface so a user can slide his or her hand within the hand cover and detach it from the surface by pulling away from the surface. The flexible base has a palmar region, an elongated thumb region, and an elongated index finger region, particularly useful for gripping a fuel pump handle, and allow a user to pump fuel without directly contacting the fuel pump handle. A method of pumping fuel using a protective detachable hand covering.

An absorbent wristband apparatus is provided. In some embodiments, the apparatus may comprise a body with a first end and a second end. The body may be formed into a hollow cylindrical shape with a first opening at the first end and a second opening at the second end. A cavity may be disposed in the body and may be continuous between the opening at the first end and the opening at the second end. A first elastic element may be coupled at a first end of the body and a second elastic element may be coupled at a second end of the body. The apparatus may also comprise one or more fasteners such as a loop fastener and/or a button fastener which may preferably be coupled to the body proximate to an elastic element and/or proximate to an end.

The invention relates to a glove having at least one gripping aid arranged at the periphery of the cuff, the surface of which gripping aid at least partially has patterning, especially knobs and/or grooves, wherein the glove at at least two of the total five finger spaces which are adapted to the fingers of a hand also has a structured surface or patterning, respectively, especially knobs and/or grooves, essentially at the ends of each finger space opposite the cuff which are provided for intake of the fingertips.

Embodiments provide a hand covering, such as a glove or mitten, with a retainer for holding the hand covering in a retaining configuration when not being worn covering the hand of a user. The hand covering may include a central hand portion, a finger receiving portion extending from the central hand portion, and a strap. The hand covering may extend generally in a longitudinal direction from a proximal side at the central hand portion to a distal side at the finger receiving portion. The central hand portion may define at the proximal side a cavity configured to receive a hand. The strap may be attached to an inside face of the central hand portion and extend generally lateral to the longitudinal direction. The strap may be separable from the inside face in between a first attached end and a second attached end to define a passageway configured to receive a hand.

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.

A glove dispensing system wherein there are a pair of tines which are adapted to be attached to, laterally spaced, and project laterally outwardly from a support. A plurality of gloves, each of which has a peripherally extending cuff forming a back wall and a front wall, the back wall having laterally spaced perforations which allow the gloves to be fitted over the tines, the back wall and front wall cooperating to form a mouth into the gloves such that a user's hand can be inserted into the gloves with a minimal amount of manual manipulation.

A glove assembly including two or more elastomeric gloves removably attached to one another, said two or more gloves attached to one another by a graspable attachment member, and a method of simultaneously inserting a hand into two or more elastomeric gloves. Previously known double gloving required users to put each glove on one at a time, which could require a significant amount of time and may risk exposing the first glove to contaminants. Removably attaching the inner and outer gloves of the present disclosure may allow a user to easily don both gloves simultaneously, which allows the user to don both gloves in less time than previously known methods of double gloving.

A glove device configured for one-handed engagement of a plurality of fingers of a user. The glove has a body having a plurality of covering sections extending from a first end to distal ends of the covering sections. Each covering section is configured for insertion of a finger of a user therein. The plurality of covering sections define members which elevate the first end of the glove above a support surface for distal ends of the covering sections. The glove device can be formed in stacks of adjacent glove device bodies where each has covering sections engaged within the axial cavities of another of the stack.

The glove application device enables the placement of a glove on a glove retainer. An inverted glove is provided to the user to simplify placement of the glove on the glove retainer. The inverted glove presents a donning surface for insertion of the user's hands when installed onto the glove retainer. A glove indicator on the glove aligns with an orientation indicator, such as a particular location on the glove retainer, a component, or a device indicator. The application device provides an indicator such as a release toggle, a device indicator, or other component of the device that informs the user of the proper orientation of the glove when placing the glove on the glove retainer.