Flexible gloves having internal passages

Claim 2

A glove having finger stalls and a thumb stall, said glove being of the type formed of resilient material and having a front and a back, passageways formed by corrugations in said front and back and extending internally of the glove, the passageways on the back of the glove extending from the glove cuff to the tips of the finger and thumb stalls, the passageways on the front of the glove extending from the cuff to the roots of the finger stalls and along the thumb stall, said passageways being of lesser thickness than the remainder of the glove.

Claim 3

The glove set forth in claim 1 further characterized in that said passageways are approximately one-eighth of an inch wide and one-sixteenth of an inch deep and spaced apart approximately one-eighth of an inch, said finger stalls at their front having wavy longitudinal ridges of substantially lesser depth and at a greater frequency of spacing than said passageways to thereby form a roughening of the finger stall surface.

Claim 4

The glove set forth in claim 1 further characterized in that the resilient material of the said remainder of the glove has a thickness of 0.02 inch.

Claim 5

The glove set forth in claim 2 further characterized in that the resilient material of the said remainder of the glove has a thickness of 0.02 inch.

Claim 6

A glove of the type formed of resilient material and having a front and back, said front and back having passageways formed by corrugations and extending internally of the glove, the passageways on the back of the glove extending from the glove cuff to the tips of the finger stall and thumb stall, the passageways on the front side of the glove extending from the cuff to the roots of the finger stalls and along the thumb stalls, said passageways each being approximately one-eighth of an inch wide and one-sixteenth of an inch deep and spaced apart approximately one-eighth of an inch, said finger stalls on their front having wavy longitudinal ridges of substantially lesser depth and at a greater frequency of spacing than said passageways to thereby form a roughening of the finger stall surface.

Claim 7

A glove of the type formed of resilient material and having a front and back, said front and back having passageways formed by corrugations and extending internally of the glove, the passageways on the back of the glove extending from the glove cuff to the tips of the finger stall and thumb stall, the passageways on the front side of the glove extending from the cuff to the roots of the finger stalls and along the thumb stalls, said passageways each being approximately one-eighth of an inch wide and one-sixteenth of an inch deep and spaced apart approximately one-eighth of an inch, said finger stalls on their front having wavy longitudinal ridges of substantially lesser depth and at a greater frequency of spacing than said passageways to thereby form a roughening of the finger stall surface.