US2005288132A1PendingUtilityA1
Sports shaft with end stop
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Jun 25, 2004Filed: Jun 25, 2004Published: Dec 29, 2005
Est. expiryJun 25, 2024(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A63B 60/10A63B 2102/14A63B 59/20A63B 60/06A63B 60/08
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Abstract
The present invention provides a lacrosse shaft. The lacrosse shaft has an integral or interlocked end stop to inhibit stoppage.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A lacrosse shaft having an integrated end stop, the shaft comprising:
an elongated body having sidewalls defining a shape of the shaft; the elongated body having a head end and a butt end; and a protrusion located on and integral to the butt end, wherein the protrusion extending outward from the sidewalls such that the protrusion inhibits a player's hand from slipping from shaft.
2 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 1 , wherein the protrusion has outwardly expanding walls.
3 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 2 , wherein the outwardly expanding walls are substantially straight.
4 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 2 , wherein the outwardly expanding walls are substantially curved.
5 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 1 , further comprising beveled edges.
6 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 2 , wherein the outwardly expanding walls have a flared shape.
7 . The lacrosse shaft according to claim 2 , wherein the outwardly expanding walls have a conical shape.
8 . A sport shaft, comprising:
an elongated body having a shaft defined by a sidewall; the elongated body being made from a composite, moldable material a butt end at one end of the elongated body; and an outwardly extending protrusion integral to the butt end, wherein the outwardly extending protrusion extends beyond the sidewall and provides a barrier to inhibit a player's hand from slipping from the sport shaft.
9 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the shaft is designed for use in a sport selected from the group of sports consisting of lacrosse, hockey, tennis, racketball, and golf.
10 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the composite, moldable material is carbon fiber.
11 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the composite, moldable material is graphite.
12 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the composite, moldable material is carbon based.
13 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the outwardly extending protrusion comprises a disc shape.
14 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the outwardly extending protrusion comprises a flared shape.
15 . The sport shaft of claim 8 , wherein the outwardly extending protrusion has walls.
16 . The sport shaft of claim 15 , wherein the walls are at least one of straight or curved.
17 . A lacrosse shaft, comprising:
an elongated shaft having a head end and a butt end; the butt end having an inner diameter and an outer diameter; a lip extending inwardly from the butt end and defining an opening, the lip having an internal surface and an external surface; an end stop having an anchor portion, a stem, and a stopper portion, the anchor portion is connected to the stopper portion by the stem; the stem extending through the opening defined by the lip; the anchor having a shoulder, the should being substantially aligned with the internal surface; and the stopper portion having a protrusion extending beyond the outer diameter of the butt end.
18 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 17 , wherein the protrusion comprises sidewalls extending outwardly from the elongated shaft.
19 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 18 , wherein the sidewalls are straight.
20 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 18 , wherein the sidewalls are curved.
21 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 17 , wherein the elongated shaft comprises at least a first material and the end stop comprises at least a second material where the first material and the second material are different.
22 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 21 , wherein the first material comprises graphite and the second material comprises rubber.
23 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 22 , wherein the rubber is vulcanized rubber.
24 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 17 , wherein the lip has a first end extension and the shoulder has a second end extension such that the first end extension and the second end extension engage forming a snap lock.
25 . The lacrosse shaft of claim 24 , wherein the first end extension terminates in a first end protrusion and the second end extension ends in a second end protrusion that overlap.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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