Golf club grip with quilted texture
AssigneeEaton Intelligent Power Limited
InventorsGregory William Cavill, Bruce A. Miller, Craig R. Balnis, James Ledford, Jonathan C. Neal, Aaron J. Michaud, Alex Lee Walls
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AssigneeEaton Intelligent Power Limited
InventorsGregory William Cavill, Bruce A. Miller, Craig R. Balnis, James Ledford, Jonathan C. Neal, Aaron J. Michaud, Alex Lee Walls
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A flexible tubular golf club grip is formed of elastomeric material having a substantially closed end with an end cap. The tubular portion is formed of substantially softer material than the end cap and has disposed on opposite sides axially spaced discrete areas of macro-texture having spaced raised portions giving a quilt-like appearance. The discrete areas of macro-texture are disposed peripherally spaced on opposite sides of the grip. The end cap has an extension which closely inter-fits the inner periphery of the tubular portion and provides support therefor proximate the substantially closed end. The cap extension has axially extending protrusions peripherally spaced on the top and bottom of the cap which are flush with the outer surface of the tubular portion.
A flexible grip for a golf club shaft comprising:
The flexible grip of claim 30, wherein the first texture comprises a plurality of spaced raised portions and the second texture comprises a plurality of spaced depressions.
A flexible grip for a golf club shaft comprising:
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The grip of claim 30, wherein the first and second plurality of distinct areas include texture formed of spaced raised portions and the other portions include texture formed of spaced depressions.
The grip of claim 30 wherein the first and second distinct areas include macro texture and the other portions include micro texture.
The grip of claim 30, wherein the first and second plurality of distinct areas include texture having a pattern of raised portions and the other portions having a texture comprising a pattern of depressions.
The grip of claim 30, wherein the first and second plurality of distinct areas of texture each include a pair of axially spaced and aligned areas.
The grip of claim 30, wherein the first and second plurality of discrete areas of texture include a recessed surround.
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A flexible grip for a golf club shaft comprising:
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.