Hockey stick shaft
AssigneeTropsport Acquisitions Inc.
InventorJohn Pagotto
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Abstract
The present invention, relates to a shaft or handle wherein the palm or upper side of the shaft has corner edges whose radius of curvature, at least in the grip area(s), is greater than the radius of curvature in the corresponding finger area(s); a hockey stick provided with such a handle may provide a sense of a better or more comfortable feel on the gripped portion of the handle and/or a sense of a more comfortable and precise control of a blade which may be fixed to the end of such a handle.
Claims12
An elongated handle of rectangular configuration, for a hockey stick, said handle having one end adapted to be attached to a hockey stick blade
- a pair of opposed broad side faces,
- a pair of opposed narrow side faces,
- a first convexly curved corner portion,
- a second convexly curved corner portion,
- a third convexly curved corner portion, and
- an fourth convexly curved corner portion,
- said first and second corner portions each connecting a respective broad side face to a same narrow side face,
- said third and fourth corner portions each connecting a respective broad side face to the other narrow side face,
- said handle being characterized in that for a gripping part of a handle for being gripped by a user,
- each of the broad and narrow side faces has a planar configuration,
- each of said corner portions has a rounded configuration, and
- said first and second corner portions each have a radius of curvature greater than
- the radius of curvature of each of the third and fourth corner portions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.