Illuminated translucent hockey puck
OwnerNelson F. Newcomb, Nelson F. Newcomb, Jr.inventors
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to an illuminated hockey puck used for playing hockey after dark. The puck is made of translucent plastic and has a passageway or hole extending diametrically through the puck. Inside the passageway is a readily replaceable, chemiluminescent light stick, which when activated renders the puck plainly visible when used in the dark.
Claims7
A hockey puck designed for use at night comprising a substantially cylindrical member of molded translucent plastic material, said cylindrical member being in the shape and size of a conventional hockey puck and further being provided with a permanent longitudinally and diametrically extending passageway, said passageway being of sufficient size to removably accept and retain a chemiluminescent light stick having a length substantially the same as the diameter of the cylindrical member, which when activated renders the cylindrical member visible in the dark.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.