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US 5,494,297 AGranted
Lacrosse stick head
OwnerRonald J. MacNeilinventor
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A lacrosse stick head comprising a frame and netting attached to the frame. The frame has two sidewalls extending from a throat portion to a mouth portion thereof. Each sidewall includes an upper wall section and a lower section having an inner wall segment, that extends inwardly towards the central longitudinal axis of the frame, and an outer wall segment that extends downwardly from the upper wall section. The inner wall segment is shorter than the outer wall segment and spaced a selected distance away from the mouth portion. Each outer wall segment has a bottom edge with holes therein, these holes being provided to attach the netting. In a preferred version, there are several side-by-side holes arranged in a row along one or both sides of a shank end portion of the head. These holes are used to secure and adjust several longitudinal thongs of the netting.
A lacrosse stick head generally pear shaped comprising a frame having a central longitudinal axis and netting attached to said frame, said frame made of strong rigid plastics material and injection moulded, comprising sidewall means extending from a throat portion of said frame to a mouth portion thereof and located on two opposite sides of said frame, said sidewall means on each side including an upper wall section and a lower section having an inner wall segment, that extends inwardly towards said longitudinal axis, wherein each inner wall segment extends both inwardly towards central longitudinal axis and downwardly from said upper wall section and has an inner edge and holes therein proximate said inner edge, said holes in the inner edge being provided for optionally attaching said netting to the inner wall segments, and an outer wall segment that extends downwardly from said upper wall section, said inner wall segment being shorter than said outer wall segment and spaced a selected distance away from said mouth portion, each outer wall segment having a bottom edge and holes therein proximate said bottom edge, wherein said holes are provided for attaching said netting to said sidewall means.
A lacrosse stick head comprising a frame having a central longitudinal axis and netting attached to said frame, said frame comprising a throat portion, first and second side walls extending from said throat portion and diverging from each other, said first sidewall being substantially straight in the longitudinal direction at least along and upper edge thereof, said second sidewall forming a convex curve extending in the longitudinal direction of the sidewall at least along an upper edge thereof, said convex curve facing towards said longitudinal axis, and a lip portion joined to ends of said sidewalls remote from said throat portion, wherein said frame is made of strong rigid plastics material.
A lacrosse stick head comprising a frame having a central longitudinal axis and netting attached to said frame, said frame comprising a throat portion, first and second side walls extending from said throat portion and diverging from each other, said first sidewall being substantially straight in the longitudinal direction at least along an upper edge thereof, said second sidewall forming a convex curve extending in the longitudinal direction of the sidewall at least along an upper edge thereof, said convex curve facing towards said longitudinal axis, and a lip portion joined to ends of said sidewalls remote from said throat portion, wherein said frame is made of strong rigid plastics material.
A lacrosse stick head according to claim 17 wherein the outer wall segments have substantially straight bottom edges that are parallel to an upper edge plane defined by the upper edges of said sidewalls located in a region thereof adjacent and at said throat portion of said frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.