Lacrosse head
AssigneeWarrior Lacrosse, Inc.
InventorDavid Morrow
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Abstract
An improved head for a lacrosse stick having ridges extending along the exterior surface of the lip and depressions extending inwardly from the interior surface of the lip adapted to protect the lacings from abrasive contact with the ground and the ball. The ridges flank each aperture on the lip through which the lacings are thread. The depressions abut each aperture on the lip and are recessed from the apertures to the backlip portion. Ball retaining ridges extend along the interior surface of the sidewalls and serve to direct and retain the ball within the ball pocket.
Claims16
A head for a lacrosse stick, comprising:
- an open frame, having a base portion, a pair of sidewalls diverging from said base portion, and a lip interconnecting said pair of sidewalls opposite said base;
- said lip having an interior surface, an exterior surface, a backlip portion, and a frontlip portion;
- each of said pair of sidewalls having an exterior surface and an interior surface;
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- a plurality of ball retaining ridges formed on said interior surface of each of said pair of sidewalls.
A head for a lacrosse stick, comprising:
- a base portion;
- a pair of sidewalls diverging from said base portion and each having a plurality of apertures formed therein, said sidewalls each having an interior surface and an exterior surface;
- a lip interconnecting said sidewalls opposite said base portion, said lip having a frontlip portion and a backlip portion;
- an open frame defined by said base portion, said pair of sidewalls, and said lip;
- a plurality of apertures formed through said lip;
- a lace threadedly connected to said frame through said plurality of apertures in each of said pair of sidewalls and said plurality of apertures formed through said lip;
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- at least one ball retaining ridge formed on said interior surface of each of said sidewalls.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.