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US 2006/0205542 A1Published application
Lacrosse stick having a downwardly canted handle and an upwardly canted head
AssigneeStx, LLC
InventorsRichard Tucker, David Reeb, Katelyn Bedwell
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Abstract
A lacrosse stick having a downwardly canted handle and an upwardly canted head. In an embodiment, the handle can comprise a main portion and a dowel portion. The main portion can have a main portion axis and the dowel portion can have a dowel portion axis. The dowel portion axis can be disposed downwardly at a first angle to the main portion axis. The head can comprise a throat portion and a frame portion. The frame portion can be upwardly canted with respect to the throat portion, when viewed from a side elevation.
Claims29
A lacrosse stick comprising:
- a handle comprising a main portion and a dowel portion,
- the main portion having a main portion axis and the dowel portion having a dowel portion axis, and
- the dowel portion axis being disposed downwardly at a first angle to the main portion axis, when viewed from a side elevation;
- and
- a head comprising a throat portion and a frame portion, the frame portion upwardly canted with respect to the throat portion, when viewed from a side elevation.
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A lacrosse stick head comprising:
- a handle comprising a main portion and a dowel portion,
- the main portion having a main portion axis and the dowel portion having a dowel portion axis, and
- the dowel portion axis being disposed at an angle to the main portion axis;
- and
- a head comprising
- a throat portion connected to the dowel portion of the handle, the throat portion having an axis that is coincidental with the dowel portion axis,
- a first sidewall connected to the throat portion, the first sidewall having a first sidewall upper edge when viewed from a side elevation,
- a second sidewall connected to the throat portion, the second sidewall having a second sidewall upper edge when viewed from a side elevation,
- a scoop connected to the first sidewall and the second sidewall opposite to the throat portion,
- the first sidewall upper edge and the second sidewall upper edge being disposed closer to the dowel portion axis in an area proximate to the throat portion than in an area proximate to the scoop, when the head is viewed from a side elevation.
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A lacrosse stick head comprising:
- a handle comprising a main portion and a dowel portion,
- the main portion having a main portion axis and the dowel portion having a dowel portion axis, and
- the dowel portion axis being disposed at an angle to the main portion axis such that the dowel portion is downwardly canted with respect to the main portion when viewed from a side elevation;
- and
- a head comprising
- a throat portion connected to the dowel portion of the handle, the throat portion having an axis that is coincidental with the dowel portion axis,
- two sidewalls connected to the throat portion, the two sidewalls upwardly canted with respect to the throat portion when viewed from a side elevation such that at least a portion of each of the two sidewalls remains above the main portion axis for substantially the entire length of the two sidewalls.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.