Contact: Susan Windham

Invention Resource International

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susan.windham@inventionresource.com

Wilmington, DE— The invention of the Web Glove offers a creative concept for a pair of gloves designed for water sports that leave the fingertips free, with neoprene webbing between the fingers, and featuring a gripping pad on the palms that is lightweight and flexible. This innovative design increases the user’s swimming speed, providing more confidence and control with each stroke. Ideal for use in water polo, water volleyball, and water basketball, it can also be used for professional learning, teaching and physical use, too. The Web Glove ensures an enhanced secure grip and outstanding comfort.

The Web Glove was invented by Daniel W. of Wilmington, Delaware. He said, “My invention is designed to benefit those who swim, snorkel and scuba dive by increasing speed and stroke control. For Olympic swimming teams, lifeguards, coast guards, and rehabilitation facilities, water sports enthusiasts; the Web Glove enhances the ability to catch and grip, improving game play. Additionally, the Web Glove would be ideal for use by those in aquatic rehabilitative programs, potentially increasing the effectiveness of their water activities.”

EDITORS NOTE: Development of this product is being handled by Invention Resource International. For more information about licensing or sale, contact the Licensing Department at Invention Resource International, 2929 E. Camelback Road, Suite 230, Phoenix, AZ.

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