Abstract: Golf glove saving pads can be used and attached to a golf glove to serve as a glove saver. The saving pads comprise at least one layer of non-slip material that has a double sided glue tape, or a layer of releasable glue in stead, at the bottom so that the golf glove saving pads can be attached onto a golf glove and secured during golf swings. The whole golf glove saving pads can be easily removed by using the hot air to soften the glue bonding to a golf glove, therefore they are replaceable. Moreover, the golf glove saving pads also serve as a moisture barrier to eliminate the effect due to the moisture from the perspiration of the hands that causes the golf glove to become weaker to sustain the stress during golf swings, therefore, the golf glove saving pad can extend the normal usage life of a golf glove.

Abstract: A grip-aid gripping bandage adopted to be disposed over a finger or glove to protect the finger when using sports equipment or a hand tool and to provide enhanced control when using the sports equipment or hand tool. A first self-adhering strip is provided having a first predetermined length. A second non-self-adhering cushioning strip overlies a portion of and is bonded to the surface of the first self-adhering strip. The entire bandage, including the first self-adhering strip and the second non-self-adhering cushioning strip, provides protection from abrasion and pressure when the bandage is applied to a finger. In a further embodiment, an insert is disposed between the first self-adhering strip and the second non-self-adhering cushioning strip for enhanced protection for the finger.