Bat grip device
OwnerCorey Glassberginventor
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Abstract
A bat grip comprises a pair of grip elements each being contoured on its outer surface to accept a hand of the user. The grip elements are individually positionable upon the bat to accommodate differing grip styles and positions.
Claims8
A bat grip, comprising a first grip element having an outer surface conforming to a first hand of the user to be gripped thereby and a second grip element having an outer surface conforming to a second hand of the user to be gripped thereby, said first and second grip elements adapted to be independently positionable upon a bat handle in their relative rotational and axial orientations, each of said grip elements being of a generally cylindrical construction and having an inner surface for releasably rigidly engaging the bat handle when firmly gripped by the user.
A bat grip apparatus comprising a bat having first and second portions removably engageable with each other, each of said portions including an adjacent portion of a handle section of the bat;
- first and second grip elements, each having an outer surface conforming to a hand of the user;
- said first grip element being mounted to said first bat portion and said second grip element being mounted to said second bat portion, and means for adjusting the relative axial and rotational orientation of said grip elements upon said bat portions, said adjusting means comprise mating threaded portions of said first and second bat portions.
A bat grip, comprising a first grip element having an outer surface conforming to a first hand of the user to be gripped thereby and a second grip element having an outer surface conforming to a second hand of the user to be gripped thereby, said first and second grip elements adapted to be independently positionable upon a bat handle in their relative rotational and axial orientations, said first and second grip elements including cooperating connector means comprising a threaded stem on one of said grip elements and a mating thread on the other of said grip elements.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.