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WO/2008/062237A2 |
Shock absorber for rackets with strings that consist of one small different dimensions and shapes elastic object that in one of its sides bear a slit (f g.2.1 - 3,1) and in the center of its maze o cross section hole (f g.2,2 - 3,2) so t...
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WO/2008/063523A1 |
Game apparatus, e.g., a game racquet or a golf club, with selectively variable and maintainable weight distribution, e.g. by moving material (e.g., liquid and/or solid weight members) within or on the apparatus and selectively positionin...
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WO/2008/014608A1 |
A striking device such as a racquet or tool has a head portion for striking an object and an elongate handgrip connected to the head portion. The handgrip includes an exterior shell having a set of air holes for ventilation formed therei...
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WO/2007/144754A2 |
A racquet for playing a sport in which an object is struck with the racquet comprises a head portion for striking the object, connected to a polygonal grip (2) portion by a shaft (1), which is of lesser cross sectional dimension than the...
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WO/2007/144885A2 |
A dampening device (10) for a sports racquet (12) having a network of crossing longitudinal and transverse strings. The dampening device includes an elliptical band manufactured from one of a range of materials including synthetic polyis...
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WO/2007/134706A1 |
A ball hitting device, in particular a tennis or squash racquet, with a shaft comprising a grip and a head frame (11) connected to the shaft which delimits a ball hitting surface (19) in the form of longitudinal (14, 14') and transverse ...
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WO/2007/132197A1 |
A racquet frame comprises a head portion (20) in the form of a ring; a handle (30); and a pair of forked arms (40) on the handle at the end adjacent to the head portion (20). Each of the arms (40) has a main portion (42) extending from t...
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WO/2007/132202A1 |
A racquet frame (10) comprises a head portion (20) in the form of a split ring having two tips (24) between which the gap (22) in the split ring is defined, a connecting member (30) having two ends sleeved onto the two tips (24) of the h...
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WO/2007/124620A1 |
A battledore comprises a racket body (10) and a racket net (20). The racket body (10) comprises an annular frame (11) and a pole (12) with a handle. The pole (12) is provided on the lower end of the frame (11). The net (20) is arranged i...
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WO/2007/124956A1 |
Device for hitting balls, in particular tennis- or squash racquets, with a shaft encompassing a grip, - a head connected to one end of the shaft with a ball hitting surface, in particular in the form of crisscrossing strings, and with a ...
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WO/2007/118643A1 |
A method for producing a moulding on the basis of a plastics profile reinforced with unidirectionally running, incorporated endless fibres comprises a flexural shaping of the plastics profile by deforming the same between an outer die an...
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WO/2007/092428A2 |
A racket (10). In an illustrative embodiment, the racket (10) includes plural handle portions (14, 16), including a first handle portion (14) and a second handle portion (16), which are equipped with a first gripping surface (18) and a s...
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WO/2007/088070A2 |
Disclosed is a racket (2) for ball games, comprising a frame which is formed by a profiled frame or a hollow profiled member and is provided with a racket head and a handle section that is connected thereto preferably via a core region. ...
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WO/2007/012843A1 |
A cricket bat has a hollow handle (2) of tubular form produced by a moulding process with the wall (4) comprising a resin bonded fibre, preferably carbon fibre. The splice joint portion (3) may be solid fibre reinforced resin as shown. L...
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WO/2006/130900A1 |
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for fitting grips to hand-held equipment, such as sporting equipment, for example cricket bats, by sliding a grip over the hand-held equipment. The apparatus comprises means that ca...
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WO/2006/126000A1 |
A method of providing a self-adhesive mouldable hand grip comprises mixing: a) a first component comprising room temperature vulcanising silicone composition; and b) a second component, one of the first and second components comprising a...
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WO/2006/074566A1 |
The invention relates to an ergonomic handle for sports facilities, in particular a tennis racket or the like and a hockey stick provided with a gripping portion at the free end thereof. The inventive gripping portion (11) comprises a ce...
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WO/2006/044806A2 |
A polymer cover combined with a low temperature adhesive is provided to racquet strings. The string may employ a conventional string, such as a string having a center core comprising gut or synthetic material such as nylon, and a polymer...
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WO/2006/032996A2 |
A padding tape for use on handles of sport tools, particularly bicycle handlebars, comprising a main body (2) formed by at least one substrate (3) of polymeric material having a top surface (4) and a bottom surface (5). The bottom surfac...
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WO/2006/031865A2 |
A sports swing analysis system analyzes radiation reflected from retroreflective material coupled to a sports implement in order to determine parameter values related to the swung sports implement.
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WO/2006/016911A1 |
The present invention relates to an improved sports shaft (200). The improved shaft (200) is comprised of a synthetic material designed to minimize weight and provide other desirable characteristics. The shaft (200) may include a unique ...
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WO/2006/010092A2 |
A pre-molded or moldable shaft grip (10) includes a pre-configured or moldable section disposed within a substantially circular outer grip layer. A pre-configured or moldable section (18) substantially conforms to a player's grip, facili...
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WO/2005/118079A2 |
A sports racquet frame (102) is built of a composite of laminations of fibrous material as impregnated by a thermosetting resin. The head section (104) of the frame has an upper tube (112) preferably disposed above the string bed plane (...
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WO/2005/115563A1 |
A grip for the handle of a golf club having a single panel (G) that is wrapped about an underlisting sleeve (U). The inside layer (62) is EVA and the side edges of the panel abut. The unitary grip reduces impact shock, provides a feeling...
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WO/2005/105224A1 |
An apparatus (200) for striking a ball including at least two heads (201, 202) oppositely disposed at either end of said apparatus, a connecting member (206) connecting said two heads,and a handle member (203) for holding said apparatus ...
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WO/2005/072829A1 |
The invention relates to a club for playing a ball, particularly a ball that is to be hit and/or guided, comprising a stick (3). One end of said stick (3) extends into a handle (4) while a hitting area (2) is disposed at the other end th...
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WO/2005/070084A2 |
A field hockey stick (600) including a throat (604) and a head (606) adjoining the throat, the head (606) having an upper portion adjacent to the throat (604) and a lower portion, and at least the lower portion of the head (606) defining...
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WO/2005/038706A2 |
A method and system for a 3-D (three-dimensional) capture system including a flexible housing defining a substantially airtight reservoir therein, a volume of particles disposed in the reservoir, a volume of a gas and/or a liquid dispose...
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WO/2005/030346A1 |
A support or insert (19,20) is provided for a grip assembly (15) for a golf club. The grip assembly comprises a large diameter grip member (18) which can accommodate a golf shaft (14). The support or inserts (19,20) space the shaft (14) ...
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WO/2005/016462A1 |
A tennis racket including a frame which has a head portion comprising a top end, a bottom end and two side portions framing a string bed, and a handle end extending from the bottom end of the head portion, in which the racket in the area...
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WO/2004/112915A1 |
A racket handle having an S-shape is adapted to characteristics of a human hand: the circumferences of the outer contour of the cross-section of the racket handle at positions AA1, BB1, CC1 and DD1 (shown in Fig. 2) are equal to one of t...
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WO/2004/112919A1 |
An electronic circuit and plaything incorporated has a sensing means (4) that detects the connection of an object such as a ball hitting a surface and sends a signal to printed circuit board (6) and electronic components (5) where the si...
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WO/2004/105898A1 |
Disclosed is a golf equipment consisting of a golf club and golf gloves capable of increasing shot accuracy and minimizing loss of a driving distance by griping the golf club at constant grip strength. When a golfer grips the golf club, ...
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WO/2004/103486A1 |
The present invention relates to an exercise device comprising an elongated body (2) intended to be rotated by a user about its longitudinal axis, the elongated body (2) being provided with two handles (4a, 4b) arranged at a distance fro...
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WO/2004/101081A1 |
The inventions published consist of 'split-level-step' between bat handle and contact section. This said step provides the here newly invented concept of critical holding points (called as C.H.P.) for the thumb and last three fingers. Th...
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WO/2004/085007A1 |
The invention relates to a racket for ball and shuttlecock games, such as tennis, squash and badminton. The aim of the invention is to improve the playing qualities of the racket as a whole and to adapt the racket to the ergonomic displa...
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WO/2004/075996A2 |
A sports racquet has a plurality of opposed string holes for anchoring the ends of the strings. at least one pair of contiguous string holes are replaced with an enlarged string hole having opposed bearing surfaces for securing the ends ...
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WO/2004/069345A1 |
Sport racquet structure, in particular for tennis, squash, badminton, racquetball and similar games, comprised of a handle (10) and a head comprising a support frame (12) of a string system lying substantially in one plane, in which at l...
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WO/2004/062736A2 |
A golf club (15) less than 102 cm in length with a grip (30) including a heavy counterweight (32), the mass of which is sufficient to cause the center of gravity of the whole golf club to be located within the boundaries of the grip. The...
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WO/2004/052470A2 |
A grip assembly for a golf club (10) is provided. The grip assembly includes an elongate, thin-walled, tubular, parallel-sided grip member (14) having a sufficiently large diameter such that a shaft(11) will fit within the grip member. F...
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WO/2004/047929A2 |
A racquet strand clip (100) for fastening a strand to a surface and a method for using the same, comprising a generally rectangular block (108) with a narrow slot (102) cut lengthwise through the block. The slot is cut through the block ...
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WO/2004/035151A1 |
A children's tennis racket as an abridged version (K1) or short version (K2) or a junior version (K3), comprising a frame (1) defining a bed of springs (3), strings and a handle (K2) and whose point of balance (S) is essentially distance...
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WO/2004/033053A1 |
The present invention relates to a racket shaft (1) that at one end is intended to be connected to a racket head (3), said racket shaft (1) comprising a grip portion (13), said racket shaft (1) at its other end having a knob (11) that is...
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WO/2004/030930A1 |
A deformable grip (10) for a writing implement (12), and related production method, are provided wherein the grip resiliently conforms to individualized anatomical contours and preferences, thereby providing enhanced user comfort with re...
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WO/2004/011098A2 |
A golf shaft (50) having adjustable stiffness and frequency. A hollow golf shaft (50) has a compression assembly (206) disposed along and within the hollow shaft (50) between the butt end and the bend point of the shaft. The compression ...
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WO/2004/007032A1 |
A racket where the tension of a string can be easily adjusted arbitrarily, comprising an annular frame body providing a striking face by stretching the string in mesh in the inner region thereof, a shaft part extending from one end part ...
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WO/2003/103949A1 |
A multi-layer material adapted to dissipate transmitted vibrations. The material preferably has two generally independent layers including a first elastomer layer. An aramid fiber layer is disposed on the first elastomer layer. The arami...
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WO/2003/103946A1 |
A material adapted to regulate vibration by distributing and partially dissipating vibration exerted thereon. The material includes an elastomer layer. A support structure is penetrated by and is embedded on and/or within the elastomer l...
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WO/2003/103947A1 |
A material adapted to regulate vibration by distributing and partially dissipating vibration exerted thereon. The material includes a first elastomer layer. A support structure is preferably formed by a second elastomer layer. The suppor...
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WO/2003/103948A1 |
A material adapted to regulate vibration by distributing and partially dissipating vibration exerted thereon. The material includes an elastomer layer. A support structure is penetrated by and is embedded on and/or within the elastomer l...
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