Hockey Net and Rebound Screen
OwnerBryan Pattersoninventor
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The present invention relates generally to the field of hockey nets. More specifically, the present invention relates to an improved hockey mininet and GoalScreen. The mininet is comprised of a mininet structure, a GoalScreen, a puck, a ball, and a simulated ice surface. The GoalScreen can further removably and magnetically attach to the mininet structure via a magnetic frame and is comprised of framed mininet netting that returns a puck or ball to the user once the puck/ball has been shot at the screen. Further, the mininet may be comprised of a removably or fixedly attached simulated ice surface that mimics the feel of real ice. The mininet attaches to the simulated ice surface structure via a magnetic means or other means. The simulated ice surface may be comprised of a plurality of attachable sections to allow for easy transport and storage.
A miniature, ¼ size hockey net comprising:
The hockey mininet comprises:
The GoalScreen assembly is a nylon framed rectangular piece of netting that is attached to the hockey mininet top cross bar and when struck by a hockey puck or smart ball will recoil and toss the hockey puck or smart ball back toward the shooter.
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