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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6800239 | Method of manufacturing a two piece sports racquet A composite sports racquet frame is made by placing a first prepreg tube into a first mold plate and a second prepreg tube into a second mold plate. A plurality of pin plates, each having a plurality of pins which are at least substantially parallel to one another, ... | 10/05/2004 |
| 6071203 | Two piece sports racquet A composite sports racquet includes a head portion which is formed by an upper frame half and a lower frame half. Each frame half is a tubular frame section, and includes a generally flat wall. The two walls are bonded to one another to form a unitary hea... | 06/06/2000 |
| 5993337 | Multi-hole grommet for sports racquets A grommet member for use with a sports racquet comprises a grommet strip from which a plurality of hollow grommet pegs project for receiving racquet strings. The strip additionally includes at least grommet having at least two holes for receiving a pair o... | 11/30/1999 |
| 5944624 | Notched, slotted grommet for sports racquet A sports racquet includes grommet members anchoring the strings in at least the central regions of the string bed which include grommet pegs which have grommet holes that, in cross-section, are elongated in a direction perpendicular to the string bed, and... | 08/31/1999 |
| 5944625 | Cushion bumper assembly for sports racquets A bumper strip assembly for sports racquets comprises a bumper strip portion, which may be a conventional bumper strip, and preferably a pair of polymeric felt or urethane foam strips. The cushion strips preferably have a density in the range of 0.35-0.60... | 08/31/1999 |
| 5833560 | Racquetball racquet The present invention is a racquetball racquet that is substantially longer than a conventional 21 inch racquet, but which has a maneuverability comparable to existing racquets, and on overall playability exceeding conventional 21 inch racquetball racquet... | 11/10/1998 |
| 5810683 | Morph frame for sports racquet A sports racquet, preferably a tennis racquet, includes an open throat frame in which at least most of the head portion has an aerodynamic cross-section, and at least most of the shaft portions have a box-like cross-section, the two regions being connecte... | 09/22/1998 |
| 5797814 | Retention device for sports racquets, especially for racquetball racquets A retention device for use with an object having a handle, such as a racquetball racquet, comprises a wrist ring for securing the device about a wrist of a person gripping the handle, an elastomeric connecting member, and a securing means remote from said... | 08/25/1998 |
| 5738596 | Iron-type golf clubhead An iron-type golf clubhead includes a blade, a hosel, and a junction. The blade includes a rearwardly facing blade cavity, and the junction includes a rearwardly facing junction cavity that is coextensive with the blade cavity. A graduated weight pad is l... | 04/14/1998 |
| 5711721 | Ferrule for golf club A ferrule for a golf club comprises a first member having at least one raised element with a top surface, and a second member molded about the first member so as to surround the raised element. The second member has a generally annular, outwardly facing s... | 01/27/1998 |
| 5711720 | Decorative handle for implements such as sports racquets A handle for a sports implement comprises a handle portion having an outer surface containing a decorative design. A grip sleeve made of a relatively thin, translucent, and preferably transparent, elastomeric material, is sized to cover the handle portion... | 01/27/1998 |
| 5649702 | Sports racquet with spin-enhancing cross-section A sports racquet has a head portion with an elliptical cross-section in which the major axis is oriented parallel to the string plane. Preferably, the racquet includes a pair of converging throat frame members, and a throat bridge, which also have ellipti... | 07/22/1997 |
| 5642882 | Butt cap for sports racquet A sliding trap door butt cap for use on a sports racquet such as a tennis racquet includes a cap base and a removable cap plate. The bottom of the cap base has a rectangular guide opening including a pair of opposed keyways, and a ramp portion extending f... | 07/01/1997 |
| 5624116 | Grip for sports racquet A grip for a sports racquet, such as a tennis racquet, a squash racquet, a badminton racquet, or a racquetball racquet, comprises a thin layer of synthetic material and a porous backing material, e.g., felt. One or more longitudinal channels are formed in... | 04/29/1997 |
| 5599019 | Handle pallet for implements such as sports racquets A sports racquet, e.g., a tennis racquet, has an elastomeric pallet that slides onto the racquet shaft. The pallet is formed preferably with a pair of opposed axially extending guides formed on opposed interior surfaces of the pallet. Each guide defines a... | 02/04/1997 |
| 5562283 | Sports racquet having power ring A sports racquet includes a power ring, spanning the throat region of the head, which has an arcuate bearing surface facing away from the outer head portion of the racquet. The bearing surface bows in the direction of the stringing area. The lower ends of... | 10/08/1996 |
| 5464210 | Long tennis racquet A tennis racquet has an overall length greater than 28 inches, preferably between 29 and 32 inches, an egg shape strung surface having a length of at least 14 inches, and a strung surface area greater than 95 square inches. The frame is of widebody constr... | 11/07/1995 |
| 5400528 | Adjustable arch, cushion insole for a shoe A cushion insole for a shoe comprises a cushion insole member and a separate arch support member which may be secured to the insole member or shoe foundation and which includes an arch support section bearing against the arch of the foot. The arch support... | 03/28/1995 |
