Archery grip system
AssigneeAffinity Labs of Texas, LLC
InventorRussell W. White
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Abstract
A system for bow gripping is disclosed. A system incorporating teachings of the present disclosure may include a grip component configured to couple to a bow. In some embodiments, the grip component may interact and/or attached to an archer's lead hand. Some components may have a third metacarpal offset that encourages a grip angle of over twenty degrees. Depending on design goals, the encouraged grip angle may also be larger or smaller than twenty degrees. The grip component may also include a mechanism for attaching the component to an archer's bow or hand.
Claims13
A system comprising:
- a grip component configured to couple to a bow and to interact with an archer's lead hand;
- a top end cap of the grip component;
- a third metacarpal offset of the grip component, the third metacarpal offset configured to encourage a grip angle of over twenty degrees;
- a thenar surface of the grip component, wherein at least a portion of the thenar surface has a convex cross-section;
- a forefinger channel located between the top end cap and the third metacarpal offset, the forefinger channel formed to allow a second metacarpal of the archer's hand to rest in the forefinger channel;
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- the bow to which the grip component is coupled.
A system, comprising:
- a grip component configured to couple to a bow and to interact with an archer's lead hand;
- a third metacarpal offset of the grip component, the third metacarpal offset configured to encourage a grip angle of over twenty degrees;
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- a bow coupling system configured to facilitate a coupling of the grip component to a bow.
A system, comprising:
- a grip component configured to interact with an archer's lead hand;
- a third metacarpal offset of the grip component, the third metacarpal offset configured to encourage a grip angle of over twenty degrees when an archer grips a bow with the archer's lead hand;
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- a coupling system configured to facilitate a coupling of the grip component to a the archer's lead hand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.