Exercise mitt
Abstract
An exercise mitt removably wearable on a person's hand or foot extremity during fitness activity of the kind involving the exertion of pressure by a portion of such an extremity on an external support surface. The mitt includes an expanse of compressible, elastomeric, frictioning fabric material possessing resistance to slippage, and having opposite, inner and outer surface portions. The inner surface portion is adapted to contact such an extremity portion with the mitt worn by a person for use, and the outer surface portion, under the same worn-for-use condition, is adapted to contact such an external support surface. The inner and outer surface portions are defined by evenly contoured, continuity surfaces which are interrupted by a distribution of plural, spaced, through-expanse apertures which open to the expanse's opposite surface portions, and which have full perimeters to which the associated, adjacent continuity surfaces fully extend.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An exercise mitt removably wearable on a person's hand or foot extremity during fitness activity of the kind involving the exertion of pressure by a portion of such an extremity on an external support surface, said mitt comprising an expanse of compressible, frictioning, elastomeric fabric material possessing resistance to slippage, and having opposite, inner and outer surface portions, the inner one of which is adapted to contact such an extremity portion with the mitt worn by a person for use, and the outer one of which, under the same worn-for-use condition, is adapted to contact such an external support surface, said inner and outer surface portions being defined by evenly contoured, continuity surfaces which are interrupted by a distribution of plural, spaced, through-expanse apertures which open to said opposite surface portions, and which have full perimeters to which the associated, adjacent continuity surfaces fully extend.
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