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A wrist-angle brace has a predeterminedly resilient fingerless glove (1) with an angle brace (2). The angle brace is contour-angled as a stop-wall against which a user's wrist (8) is urged with resilience force of the fingerless glove for practicing feel of the contoured angle independently of the a

A wrist-angle brace has a predeterminedly resilient fingerless glove (1) with an angle brace (2). The angle brace is contour-angled as a stop-wall against which a user's wrist (8) is urged with resilience force of the fingerless glove for practicing feel of the contoured angle independently of the angle brace. The angle brace has a hand portion (9) that is extended from an arm portion (6) which is strapped onto the user's arm (7) with adjustment for arm and hand (3) size. An angle of the angle brace from the arm portion can be built in permanently for lightness of a dedicated embodiment or adjustable with an adjustable-angle brace (19) for an adjustable embodiment.

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A wrist-angle brace has a predeterminedly resilient fingerless glove (1) with an angle brace (2). The angle brace is contour-angled as a stop-wall against which a user's wrist (8) is urged with resilience force of the fingerless glove for practicing feel of the contoured angle independently of the a

A wrist-angle brace has a predeterminedly resilient fingerless glove (1) with an angle brace (2). The angle brace is contour-angled as a stop-wall against which a user's wrist (8) is urged with resilience force of the fingerless glove for practicing feel of the contoured angle independently of the angle brace. The angle brace has a hand portion (9) that is extended from an arm portion (6) which is strapped onto the user's arm (7) with adjustment for arm and hand (3) size. An angle of the angle brace from the arm portion can be built in permanently for lightness of a dedicated embodiment or adjustable with an adjustable-angle brace (19) for an adjustable embodiment. 03.3D; US-5722339, 19980300, Gross, 114/182; US-5725359, 19980300, Dongo et al., 417/044.9; US-5730861, 19980300, Sterghos et al., 210/086; US-5791882, 19980800, Stucker et al., 417/269; US-5803711, 19980900, Schoenmeyr, 417/036; US-5809796, 19980900, Zakryk, 062/238.6; US-5816133, 19981000, Schoenmeyr, 092/128; US-5833437, 19981100, Kurth et al., 417/036; US-5860449, 19990100, Schulte, 137/550; US-5898958, 19990500, Hall, 004/541.1; US-6003166, 19991200, Hald et al., 004/541.1; US-6048183, 20000400, Meza, 417/569; US-6059536, 20000500, Stingl, 417/044.2; US-6089838, 20000700, Schoenmeyr et al., 417/572; US-6099264, 20000800, Du, 417/300; US-D441767, 20010500, Wolbers, D15/007; US-6227808, 20010500, McDonough, 417/044.2; US-6254353, 20010700, Polo et al., 417/044.11; US-6296218, 20011000, Marra, 248/297.21; US-6299414, 20011000, Schoenmeyr, 417/244; US-6390780, 20020500, Batchelder et al., 417/036; US-20030017055, 20030100, Fong, 417/044.9