LACROSSE STICKS LACROSSE STICK

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ANSWER BRINE, INC. 47 Sumner Street Milford MA 01757 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick heads;
ARROW Sports Licensing, Inc. 10 River Road Hanover NH 03755 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick heads and parts therefor;
FIRE Sports Licensing, Inc. 10 River Road Hanover NH 03755 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick heads, and parts therefor;
FREQUENCY TRUE TEMPER SPORTS, INC. 40 South Main, Suite 2000 Memphis TN 38103 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick heads; lacrosse gloves; protective padding and guards for lacrosse; protective padding and guards for playing sports, namely, arm guards, arm pads, elbow pads, and shoulder pads;
THERMOSHAFT Robert Goldberg 6805 Holliston Circle Fayettville NY 13066 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick handles featuring a hollow-tube filled with phase change material having properties to retain and dissipate heat to maintain temperature of the hollow tube; insulated bags, insulated covers, and insulated sleeves for holding lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick handles;THERMO SHAFT;
VARIGRIP J. de Beer & Sons, Inc. 5 Burdick Drive Albany NY 12205 Lacrosse sticks and lacrosse stick handles;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A shooting string apparatus used in playing the sport of lacrosse. The apparatus is located in the head of a lacrosse stick during the play of the game of lacrosse. During lacrosse play, a player may find it advantageous to use this invention in the making of easy and rapid adjustments to the tensions of the webbing in the area of shooting string apparatus. There may be one or several shooting string apparatus in use simultaneously. In this invention, the shooting string apparatus is constructed with a flat central piece called the shooting string section. Affixed to the shooting section are a series of flaps or opposed flaps that fold over and hold the shooting string in place within the stick head. A tension string may be encompassed by but does not attach to and does not extend internally through the shooting string section. The shooting string section does not itself exert tension on the webbing. The shooting string apparatus of this invention can be quickly and easily moved from one stick head to another.