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US 2026/0027432 A1Published application
Lacrosse stick head mounting system
OwnerGarth Thompsoninventor
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Abstract
A lacrosse stick head has a protrusion at a base of the lacrosse stick head, which internally mounts to the lacrosse stick handle or pole. The protrusion has an angled end, which makes contact with the angled end of the wedged end cap. The protrusion and the wedged end cap are drawn together via a screw through the centerline of the lacrosse stick head and mated to a threaded wedged end cap, creating a wedging force internal to the lacrosse stick handle or pole, and uniting of the lacrosse stick head to the lacrosse stick handle or pole.
Claims9
A lacrosse stick head comprising:
- a first wedge surface of a base and an oblique wedged end cap and a head longitudinal axis, the oblique wedged end cap disposed proximate to the first wedge surface, and the head longitudinal axis substantially coaxial with a head base longitudinal axis;
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- a head assembly comprising the lacrosse stick head and the oblique wedged end cap inserted into a handle with a fastener passing through a throat of the lacrosse stick head and substantially coaxial with the head longitudinal axis.
A lacrosse stick head mounting system, comprising:
- a head having a throat and a basket, the head fastened to a handle by a fastener, the throat having a planar throat surface at an oblique angle to an axis of rotation of the fastener through the throat, an oblique wedged end cap comprising a planar handle surface at the oblique angle to the axis of rotation, the planar handle surface contacting the planar throat surface to resist rotation of the head about the axis of rotation.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.