Pin for ninepins and bowling
AssigneeGummi-Jager KG GmbH & Cie
InventorArnold Jäger
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Abstract
A pin for playing ninepins or for bowling is provided. The base portion of the pin is detachable from the pin body and is replaceable. The base portion comprises a material that is more robust, wear resistant and/or has a higher resistance to scoring than does the remainder of the pin. The base portion can be provided with a reinforcement. The base portion has an annular support surface with at least one radially extending notch, a sharp inner edge, and high static friction to effect an improved ground adhesion.
Claims11
A pin for playing ninepins or for bowling, comprising:
- a pin body, and
- a separate base portion that is detachably connected to said pin body, wherein said base portion is provided with a support surface for said pin, wherein said base portion is provided with a profiling that makes a shifting of said pin on said support surface more difficult, and wherein a plurality of radially extending notches are provided in said support surface.
A pin for playing ninepins or for bowling, comprising:
- a pin body, and
- a separate base portion that is detachably connected to said pin body, wherein said base portion is provided with a support surface for said pin, wherein said base portion is provided with a profiling that makes a shifting of said pin on said support surface more difficult, and wherein said support surface is provided with at least one radially extending notch.
A pin for playing ninepins or for bowling, comprising:
- a pin body, and
- a separate base portion that is detachably connected to said pin body, wherein said base portion is provided with a support surface for said pin, wherein said base portion is provided with a profiling that makes a shifting of said pin on said support surface more difficult, and wherein said support surface is provided with a profiling that is formed by a plurality of approximately circumferentially extending furrows.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.