Game racket hand grip
OwnerRonald S. Balfourinventor
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Abstract
A hand grip for a game racket having a head and a handle extending therefrom includes a tubular member secured coaxially to the distal end of the handle. Extending radially from the tubular member is a narrow web portion which includes four finger holes extending generally orthogonally therethrough. The exterior surface of the tubular member includes recessed portions and textured surface portions to receive the thumb and palm of the hand engaging the finger holes. In one embodiment, the web portion extends axially and includes serial finger slots to receive the fingers of the other hand of the racket user.
Claims8
In a game racket which includes a racket head and a handle extending therefrom;
- a hand grip comprising a tubular member secured to the distal end of said handle in axial alignment therewith, a rigid web portion extending generally radially from said tubular member and extending longitudinally therealong, a plurality of finger receiving holes extending through said web portion and spaced longitudinally in closely adjacent fashion, said holes being variably radially spaced from the axis of said tubular member.
In a game racket which includes a racket head and a handle extending therefrom;
- a hand grip comprising a tubular member secured to the distal end of said handle in axial alignment therewith, a rigid web portion extending generally radially from said tubular member and extending longitudinally therealong, a plurality of finger receiving holes extending through said web portion and spaced longitudinally in closely adjacent fashion, at least two of said holes having differing diameters to accommodate the fingers of a hand.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.