Foot attachable apparatus for tossing and receiving a ball
OwnerRobert A. Karczewskiinventor
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Abstract
A foot attachable game apparatus which enables a player to both toss and receive a game ball. The apparatus is generally trough shaped with an interior lining which cushions the reception of a game ball within the apparatus. The apparatus has at least two retaining means to help hold a game ball in the apparatus. The apparatus has a scoop which provides the player with control over the ball for passes and shots and enables the player to scoop up a loose game ball. A recess in the lining, allows the player to cradle the ball in the recess thus giving the player greater control over the ball.
Claims11
A foot-attachable game apparatus for tossing and receiving a game ball, said apparatus comprising
- an elongated housing having a longitudinal axis, the housing including a first wall which extends along and partially around the axis to define a trough and a second wall closing one end of the trough, the opposite end of the trough being open;
- a ball retaining means connected to the trough defined by the first wall near the second wall, for retaining a game ball in the trough;
- a scoop means extending from the opposite end of the trough and overhanging the opposite end of the trough for scooping up a game ball and retaining it in the housing;
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- a means for releasably securing the housing to a human foot so that the axis is generally parallel to the foot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.