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Heated baseball glove/mitt and method of heating a baseball bat handle

  • US 20050155961A1
  • Filed: 01/20/2004
  • Published: 07/21/2005
  • Est. Priority Date: 01/20/2004
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A combined method of keeping at least one of a baseball player'"'"'s hands warm during a game of baseball, whether said player is in his/her fielding position or in his/her hitting position, comprising the steps of:

  • providing a heated baseball glove/mitt to be worn by said player when said player is in said fielding position, said heated baseball glove/mitt comprising;

    a front shell for fielding a baseball thereon having an edge;

    a back shell having an edge and being joined to said front shell along select portions of said edges in such manner as to form a finger portion and a thumb portion of said glove/mitt, and further defining an opening between said front and back shells for receiving therethrough said hand of said player;

    a web-type panel disposed partially between said finger portion and said thumb portion;

    at least one interior member located between an inner surface of said front shell and an inner surface of said back shell;

    at least one finger stall extending from said interior member, between said interior member and said back shell, having a top surface proximate said inner surface of said back shell; and

    an electrically conductive member extending along at least a portion of said top surface of said at least one finger stall between said top surface of said at least one finger stall and said inner surface of said back shell for heating said at least one finger stall; and

    providing at least one heated baseball batting glove to be worn by said player when said player is in said hitting position so as to warm a handle of a bat being used by said player while in said hitting position.

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