US 5,516,101 AGranted

Game racket handle

OwnerJung-Ching Penginventor

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Abstract

A game racket handle comprises a shaft extending from a head frame of a game racket and a hand grip attached movably to the rear end of the shaft. An elastic bushing is disposed between the shaft and the hand grip. The hand grip is of hollow construction and is so dimensioned as to receive therein an elastic element which is fitted over the rear end of the shaft. Located at the rear end of the shaft is a through slot which is dimensioned to receive therein an insertion pin for locating the hand grip and which has a length corresponding to a maximum moving distance of the hand grip in the direction of the axis of the shaft. When the head frame of the game racket hits the ground accidentally, the impact force transmitted from the head frame to the shaft is dispersed in the direction of the axis of the shaft, without being transmitted to the hand grip.

Claims5

Dependent claims

A game racket handle comprising a shaft extending from a head frame of a game racket and a hand grip attached movably to a rear end of said shaft and provided at a front end thereof with a hollow elastic bushing fitted thereinto;

wherein said hand grip is of hollow construction and is so dimensioned as to receive therein a compressible elastic element which is fitted over said rear end of said shaft;
wherein said shaft is provided at said rear end thereof with a through slot parallel to an axis of said shaft and dimensioned to receive therein an insertion pin for locating said hand grip, said through slot having a length corresponding to a maximum moving distance of said hand grip in the direction of said axis of said shaft;
and wherein said shaft is further provided with a rear sleeve fastened to said rear end thereof and dimensioned to fit into a rear end of said hand grip, and with an elastic sleeve having a front end fitted over said shaft and having a rear end fitted over a front end of said hand grip, said elastic sleeve being compressible and decompressible in the direction of said axis of said shaft.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.