Attachment Mechanism for a Lacrosse Head
OwnerAndrew Wolfinventor
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Abstract
A push button mechanism for a lacrosse head is used to attach a head securely to the lacrosse handle. The mechanism comprises a button and a spring clip. The mechanism is placed into the shaft of the lacrosse handle and the push button locks in the corresponding hole. By pressing the button down, a lacrosse head can be slid over the hole and the push button can secure the head to the handle by locking into the corresponding hole of the lacrosse head. Using a push button attachment mechanism allows the user to easily change heads without the worry of damaging or stripping the holes of the head or handle and without the worry of carrying tools.
Claims14
An attachment system for removably attaching a lacrosse head to a lacrosse handle, said lacrosse head having at least one receiving opening at its base, said attachment system comprising:
- at least one push button;
- at least a first tension member connected to said push button;
- a hollow handle having a proximate end internally receiving said first tension member and associated button,
- said hollow handle further comprising a button receiving opening located on said proximate end to receive said at least one push button, wherein said handle receives said head, said receiving and button receiving openings are aligned and said push button engages both of said openings to removably secure the lacrosse head to the handle.
An attachment method for removably attaching a lacrosse head to a lacrosse handle, said handle having a proximate and distal end, said attachment method comprising:
- engaging a bottom opening of said lacrosse head with a proximate end of said lacrosse handle;
- aligning a first opening on said lacrosse head with a second opening located at said proximate end of said lacrosse handle;
- engaging a push button mechanism located within said handle, and wherein said push button engages both said first and second openings to removably secure the lacrosse head to the handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.