Abstract: A multi-layer feminine hygienic pad comprising a laminate of two or more composite absorption sheets in which an upper composite absorption sheet which comprises an upper backing sheet laminated to a back side thereof is laid on top of a lower composite absorption sheet comprising a lower backing sheet laminated to a back side thereof such that the back side of the upper composite absorption sheet is placed downward and peripheral parts of the lower backing sheet and the upper backing sheet are temporarily attached together by a high pressure pressing without using an adhesive and, a back side of a lowest backing sheet of a lowest composite absorption sheet is capable of being attachable to underwear. The composite absorption sheet and the backing sheet are approximately the same size.

Abstract: A multi-layer feminine hygienic pad comprising: a laminate of two or more composite absorption sheets in which an upper composite absorption sheet comprising a sheet of a fluid-absorbing material and an upper backing sheet laminated to the lower side of the sheet of a fluid-absorbing material is laid on top of a lower composite absorption sheet comprising a sheet of a fluid-absorbing material and a lower backing sheet which has a dimension larger than the dimension of the sheet of a fluid-absorbing material and is laminated to the lower side of the sheet of a fluid-absorbing material, and peripheral part of the lower backing sheet outside the area of the sheet of a fluid-absorbing material of the lower composite absorption sheet and peripheral part of the upper backing sheet of the upper composite absorption sheet are temporarily attached together at least at two opposite edges of the peripheral parts; and a release film coated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and attached to the lower side of a backing she

Abstract: A multi-layer feminine hygienic pad comprising a laminate of two or more composite absorption sheets in which an upper composite absorption sheet comprising an upper backing sheet laminated to a back side thereof is laid on top of a lower composite absorption sheet comprising a lower backing sheet laminated to a back side thereof such that the back side of the upper composite absorption sheet is placed downward and peripheral parts of the lower backing sheet and the upper backing sheet are temporarily attached together by a high pressure pressing and, a back side of a lowest backing sheet of a lowest composite absorption sheet is attachable to underwear. The feminine hygienic pad does not require a woman to carry along a number of pads as replacements. The previous troublesome handling to fix the pad to a desired position of underwear is reduced to once with a plurality of composite absorption sheets.

Abstract: A process for continuously producing a multi-layer feminine hygienic pad comprising a plurality of long sheets of a thermoplastic resin as a backing sheet, a plurality of long sheets of a porous film of a thermoplastic resin, and a plurality of sheets of a fluid-absorbing macromolecular compound.

Abstract: A golf wood club having a loft angle of 16 degrees or less, a face height of 40 mm or more, a head volume V of 270 to 450 ml, a head weight G of 160 to 190 g, and a shaft length S of 120 cm or more, the shaft length S being in the range expressed by the following inequality:298-1.023G.ltoreq.S<315.8-1.023GA driver club for golfers having small power of swing as an embodiment of the above golf wood club is prepared in accordance with a specific philosophy of design and does not show decrease in the reproducibility of good shot, such as a decrease caused by push out, although the driver club has a length of 120 cm (about 47 inches) or more, preferably 125 cm (49 inches) or more, more preferably 129 cm (51 inches) or more. A fairway wood club as another embodiment of the above golf wood club is prepared in accordance with the same specific philosophy of design and has a length of 120 cm (about 47 inches) or more, preferably 125 cm or more.

Abstract: (1) A golf wood club having a loft angle of 16 degrees or less, a head volume V of 270 to 450 ml, a head weight G of 160 to 195 g, and a shaft length S of 120 cm or more, the shaft length S being in the range expressed by the following inequality:315.8-1.023G.ltoreq.S.ltoreq.327.8-1.023G;and (2) a golf wood club having a loft angle in the range of 15 to 20 degrees, a face height of 30 to 40 mm, a head volume V of 180 to 300 ml, a head weight G of 170 to 200 g, and a shaft length S of 120 cm or more, the shaft length S being in the range expressed by the following inequality:315.8-1.023G.ltoreq.S.ltoreq.327.8-1.023G.The golf wood clubs do not show decrease in the reproducibility of good shot although the club has a length of 120 cm or more, preferably 125 cm or more.