Sports equipment rack and method of use
OwnerMatthew Eastman, Lee Eliasinventors
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Abstract
A sports equipment rack for convenient storage, transportation, and drying of sports equipment. The sports equipment rack includes a vertical shaft configured to substantially resemble a hockey stick, the vertical shaft having a top portion and a bottom portion. The sports equipment rack also includes one or more sets of opposing horizontal members, the opposing horizontal members having a first end and an opposing end; one or more fastening attachments in communication with the opposing end; and a plurality of openings.
Claims2
A sports equipment rack for convenient storage, transportation, and drying of at least one piece of sports equipment, comprising:
- a vertical shaft shaped as a hockey stick, the vertical shaft formed integrally as one piece and having:
- a top portion configured to substantially resemble a handle of the hockey stick, the top portion has an elongated straight directional shape;
- a bottom portion that resembles a blade of the hockey stick;
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- one or more sets of opposing horizontal members, the opposing horizontal members having:
- an elongated member having a first end and an opposing end that removably secures to the vertical shaft, the elongated member extending in a first direction relative to the vertical shaft;
- one or more fastening attachments in communication with the opposing end, the one or more fastening attachments forming a C-shaped clip configured to removably engage with the top portion of the vertical shaft;
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- a plurality of openings extending through a thickness of the elongated member and configured to allow the insertion of one or more hangers therethrough;
- a second elongated member resembling the elongated member and positioned in a section direction opposing the first direction;
- wherein the first end is configured to substantially resemble a blade of a hockey stick, the first end extends in a direction relative to the bottom portion;
- wherein the one or more sets of opposing horizontal members securely couple to the vertical shaft via the one or more fastening attachments.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.