Improved bat
AssigneePure Sports Technologies, LLC
InventorChristopher Osborne
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Abstract
A bat includes a handle configured to be held by a user having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end includes a knob having a larger diameter than the handle. The bat further includes a barrel extending from the second end of a handle, the barrel configured to strike a ball during play. The barrel includes a first layer primarily composed of a single wall aluminum, a double wall aluminum, a single wall titanium, a double wall titanium, a single wall composite, or a multi wall composite. A second layer is connected to the first layer and configured to support the first layer to prevent the first layer from fatiguing, permanent damage, or exceeding applicable rules limiting the hotness of the bat.
Claims21
A bat comprising:
- a handle configured to be held by a user, the handle having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end including a knob having a larger diameter than the handle;
- and
- a barrel extending from the second end of a handle, the barrel configured to strike a ball during play, the barrel having
- a first layer primarily composed of a single wall aluminum, a double wall aluminum, a single wall titanium, a double wall titanium, a single wall composite, a multi wall composite, and
- a second layer connected to the first layer and configured to support the first layer to prevent the first layer from fatiguing, permanent damage, or exceeding applicable piles limiting the hotness of the bat.
A bat comprising:
- a handle configured to be held by a user, the handle having a first end and a second end opposite the first end, the first end including a knob having a larger diameter than the handle;
- and
- a barrel extending from the second end of a handle, the barrel configured to strike a ball during play, the barrel having
- a first layer corresponding to the barrel of a conventional bat that is configured to provide a trampoline effect, and
- a second layer connected to the first layer and configured to support the first layer to prevent the first layer from fatiguing, permanent damage, or exceeding applicable rules limiting the hotness of the bat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.