Adjustable grip bowling aid kit
OwnerArnie B. Goldmaninventor
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Abstract
An adjustable aid kit having a thumb sleeve and a pair of finger sleeves of hollow cylindrical form which are placed within the recesses of the bowling ball. Thumb and finger inserts are provided and fit coaxially within the sleeves. The thumb and finger inserts each have a reduced diameter threaded head which is received in a threaded aperture provided in the internal end wall of the sleeves to lock the inserts in the sleeves. The inserts each possess particularly shaped thumb and finger passages which, when employed by the thumb and fingers of the bowler on certain angles, cause particular force vectors to be applied to the bowling ball as the ball is released from the bowler's hand.
Claims3
An adjustable grip bowling aid kit for a bowling ball comprising:
- a cylindrical thumb sleeve fastenable within a thumb recess of said bowling ball, said thumb sleeve having an internal end wall and a threaded aperture provided through said internal end wall;
- a plurality of interchangeable thumb inserts adapted to be coaxially received in said cylindrical thumb sleeve and removed therefrom, each of said thumb inserts having a threaded insert head adapted to be threadably received in said threaded aperture of said thumb sleeve to lock said thumb inserts in said thumb sleeve and a differently configured thumb passage for receiving a bowler's thumb;
- first and second finger sleeves fastenable within finger recesses of said bowling ball, said first and second finger sleeves having an internal end wall and a threaded aperture provided through said end wall;
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- a plurality of interchangeable first and second finger inserts adapted to be coaxially received in and removed from said first and second finger inserts, respectively, said first and second finger inserts each having a threaded insert head proved at an internal end, said threaded insert heads adapted to threadably engage said threaded apertures of said first and second finger sleeves, respectively, to lock said first and second finger inserts in said first and second finger sleeves, respectively, each of said first and second finger inserts having a differently configured finger passage for receiving a bowler's finger.
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