Transitioning and nonlinear lacrosse stick handles
AssigneeWm. T. Burnett IP, LLC
InventorsRichard B.C. Tucker, JR., Christopher Saturnio
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AssigneeWm. T. Burnett IP, LLC
InventorsRichard B.C. Tucker, JR., Christopher Saturnio
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An embodiment of the invention provides a monolithic lacrosse stick handle having a first portion, a second portion, and a transition portion disposed between the first and second portion. The first portion has a first cross-section of a first shape. The second portion has a second cross-section of a second shape. The second shape is different from the first shape. Over the transition portion, the cross-sectional shape of the handle transitions from the first shape to the second shape. The handle can be integrally formed from a malleable material. The handle can have varying cross-sectional areas (e.g., wall thicknesses) along its length. A further embodiment provides a lacrosse stick handle that changes in direction, rather than defining a single longitudinal axis as in traditional handles. The nonlinear handle can have, for example, a linear main portion, a curved intermediate portion, and a linear dowel portion.
A lacrosse stick handle having an overall length in an x-direction of an x-y plane, the handle comprising:
A method for forming a lacrosse stick handle having an overall length in an x-direction of an x-y plane, the method comprising:
A lacrosse stick handle having an overall length in an x-direction of an x-y plane, the handle comprising:
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