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TODAY’S PATENT – GLOVE FOR ABSORBING SHOCK

The Glove for Absorbing Shock was invented by Yun Suk CHOI, Kyong Mi CHOI  on 14th August 2014 bearing patent number US20140223629A1 .

The present invention relates to a glove includes a glove body, and a shock absorbing member embedded in the glove body and made of a flexible material. The shock absorbing member includes cells partitioned by a cell wall and two-dimensionally arranged to absorb shock through buckling deformation of the cell wall. The glove has excellent buffering performance by absorbing vibration or shock based not only on material characteristics of the shock absorbing member but also on structural characteristics thereof, and improves efficiency in absorption of vibration or shock by increasing the degree of shrinkage or restoring force of the shock absorbing member, so that the glove can efficiently protect a user from shock.

A glove for absorbing shock includes: a glove body; and a shock absorbing member embedded in the glove body and made of a flexible material. The shock absorbing member includes cells partitioned by a cell wall and two-dimensionally arranged to absorb shock through buckling deformation of the cell wall. The shock absorbing member may have a honeycomb structure constituted by the cells and the cell wall.

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