Tubular member and tennis racket
AssigneeSurewin Worldwide Limited
InventorsJin-San HONG, Dennis CHEN
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AssigneeSurewin Worldwide Limited
InventorsJin-San HONG, Dennis CHEN
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A tubular member includes an inner frame portion, an outer frame portion, a wide portion, and a narrow portion. The inner frame portion includes a first inner frame section, a second inner frame section, and an inner connecting section. The outer frame portion includes a first outer frame section, a second outer frame section, and an outer connecting section. The wide portion extends straightly from the outer frame portion to the inner frame portion. The narrow portion interconnects the inner frame portion and the outer frame portion. The narrow portion is arc-shaped, and is spaced apart from the wide portion. A tennis racket includes a racket frame made by bending the tubular member as described previously to define a striking region, and the inner frame portion surrounds and is adjacent to the striking region.
A tubular member adapted for a partial structure of a piece of sports equipment used for striking a ball, comprising:
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