A method of manufacturing a hockey goalkeeper leg pad includes securing a medial pad to the medial section of an outer shell. The medial pad has a longitudinal pad extending longitudinally between a top end and a bottom end in a vertical direction, and a knee pad monolithically protruding rearwardly from the longitudinal pad in a direction transverse to the vertical direction. A core padding is inserted inside the pocket of the outer shell. An opening of the pocket is closed by securing a rear edge of the medial section to a medial edge of a rear section, such that a thickness of the medial pad at an intersection between the knee pad and the longitudinal pad is substantially equal to the thickness of the medial pad at opposite sides of the intersection, and wherein the medial pad is free of a hinge connection at the intersection.
A sole structure for a shoe is provided with a regenerative midsole having an energy storage and release device is provided with a leaf spring assembly movable between a first unloaded position and a second loaded position. A locking linkage cooperates with the leaf spring assembly to lock the leaf spring assembly in the second loaded position. The locking linkage cooperates with the leaf spring assembly so that as the locking linkage is moved to a locked position, the leaf spring assembly is moved to the second loaded position. A trigger is connected to the locking linkage. Actuation of the locking linkage based on a wearer input releases the locking linkage to an unlocked position and allows the leaf spring assembly to move to the first unloaded position and thereby return stored energy to the wearer.
A skate and a replaceable skate blade are disclosed. The skate includes a boot and a blade assembly with a blade holder and a blade removably mounted to the holder. A locking pin is displaceable relative the blade holder between a blade locking position in which a tip of the locking pin is in engagement with the blade and a blade releasing position in which the tip of the locking pin is disengaged from the blade. A pin actuator is engageable by a user for translating the pin actuator along a longitudinal axis of the locking pin, wherein translation of the pin actuator induces translation of the locking pin along the longitudinal axis from the blade locking position to the blade releasing position. A biasing element reacts against the pin actuator and biasing the locking pin in the blade locking position.
A golf club head can include a body defining an interior cavity, a sole defining a bottom portion of the golf club head, a crown defining a top portion of the golf club head, a face defining a forward portion of the golf club head, a rearward portion of the golf club head opposite the face, and a hosel. The golf club head can have a topline along a face-to-crown transition at the forward portion of the golf club head. The golf club head can further include an electronic display positioned along the face-to-crown transition of the golf club head. The electronic display can be sized and shaped to display an image to a user of the golf club head when the golf club head is in a normal address position.
A method of printing a three-dimensional object, comprises at least the steps of providing at least a first and a second printing material separated in at least a first and a second material tank; providing a build platform; a first printing step of printing the object at least partially onto the build platform with the first printing material; a cleaning step of cleaning the object from the first and/or second printing material; and a second printing step of printing the object at least partially onto the build platform with the second printing material.
B29C 64/124 - Processes of additive manufacturing using only liquids or viscous materials, e.g. depositing a continuous bead of viscous material using layers of liquid which are selectively solidified
Golf clubs, golf club grips, golf balls, golf gloves, golf tees, golf club heads, golf club head covers, golf ball markers, golf bags and golf club shafts.
A golf club head includes a first impact sensor that is fixed to a toe-side interior surface of the golf club head opposite the curved strike face and located on a toeward side of the golf club head, and a second impact sensor that is fixed to a heel-side interior surface of the golf club head opposite the curved strike face and located on a heelward side of the golf club head. The golf club head further includes an electronic controller, fixed to the golf club head and electrically coupled with the first and second impact sensors, and a battery, fixed to the golf club head and electrically coupled with the electronic controller to supply electrical power to the electronic controller. The electronic controller is configured to communicate impact data received from the first and second impact sensors to an external computing device.
A63B 60/42 - Devices for measuring, verifying, correcting or customising the inherent characteristics of golf clubs, bats, rackets or the like, e.g. measuring the maximum torque a batting shaft can withstand
A63B 60/00 - Details or accessories of golf clubs, bats, rackets or the like
A63B 60/46 - Measurement devices associated with golf clubs, bats, rackets or the like for measuring physical parameters relating to sporting activity, e.g. baseball bats with impact indicators or bracelets for measuring the golf swing
A63B 71/06 - Indicating or scoring devices for games or players
An upper for an article of footwear. The upper comprises a first membrane region having a first set of characteristics, and second membrane region located in an area of the upper which is different from the first membrane region and having a second set of characteristics, a first value of at least one of the characteristics of the second set of characteristics being different from a second value of the corresponding characteristic of the first set of characteristics. Also, a shoe with such an upper.
The application relates to a knitted textile and a method for producing a knitted textile for an article of apparel or footwear. The knitted textile has a first knitted portion, which is auxetic and a second knitted portion, which is non-auxetic. The second portion is adjacent to the first portion.
D03D 13/00 - Woven fabrics characterised by the special disposition of the warp or weft threads, e.g. with curved weft threads, with discontinuous warp threads, with diagonal warp or weft
D04B 1/14 - Other fabrics or articles characterised primarily by the use of particular thread materials
D04B 1/18 - Other fabrics or articles characterised primarily by the use of particular thread materials elastic threads
D04B 1/22 - Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machinesFabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
D04B 21/18 - Fabrics characterised by the incorporation by knitting, in one or more thread, fleece, or fabric layers, of reinforcing, binding, or decorative threadsFabrics incorporating small auxiliary elements, e.g. for decorative purposes incorporating elastic threads
Described are soccer shoes having an upper formed of knitwear, and a sole having cleats that are connected to the knitwear, wherein the knitwear is capable of coupling the sole to a foot of a wearer of the soccer shoe while the soccer shoe is being worn.
A43B 1/00 - Footwear characterised by the material
A43C 15/02 - Non-skid devices or attachments attached to the sole
D04B 1/22 - Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machinesFabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
D04B 21/20 - Warp knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machinesFabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting articles of particular configuration
Described are balls, in particular a football, and a method for its manufacture. The ball comprises particles of an expanded material. As examples, the particles are connected, at least partially, to each other by radio frequency welding and/or infrared welding. As examples, the ball has a first layer of the particles of the expanded material, wherein the first layer is provided as an outer shell.
B29C 41/04 - Rotational or centrifugal casting, i.e. coating the inside of a mould by rotating the mould
B29C 41/20 - Shaping by coating a mould, core or other substrate, i.e. by depositing material and stripping-off the shaped articleApparatus therefor for making articles of definite length, i.e. discrete articles incorporating preformed parts or layers, e.g. moulding around inserts or for coating articles
The present disclosure relates to a sole for a shoe, in particular for a sports shoe such as a running shoe, comprising (a) a midsole, and (b) at least one ground-contacting support element comprising a foam material and being distinct from the midsole, (c) wherein the foam material of the at least one ground-contacting support element is stiffer than a midsole material.
Articles of apparel and methods of making articles of apparel comprising one or more continuous threads wound around anchor points. In some embodiments, the methods can comprise winding a continuous thread around a plurality of projections to form a thread layer comprising a plurality of thread lines and impregnating at least a portion of the continuous thread with a flowable liquid polymer. In some embodiments, the methods can comprise bonding a thread layer to a rigid plate such that one or more thread lines extend across an opening formed in the rigid plate.
Athletic shorts include a front fabric panel formed of a first type of fabric and configured to cover a portion of a front side of a wearer. The athletic shorts also include a back fabric panel formed of a second type of fabric and joined to the front fabric panel and configured to cover a portion of the back side of the wearer. The back fabric panel has a greater area than the front fabric panel. The second type of fabric is different from the first type of fabric. The front fabric panel as a first length in a longitudinal direction defined relative to the athletic shorts. The back fabric panel has a second length in the longitudinal direction. The first length is less than the second length.
Disclosed herein is a golf club head that comprises a body. The body comprises a sole portion, a crown portion, a skirt portion, and a face portion, positioned at a forward region of the golf club head, opposite a rearward region of the golf club head, and extending from a toe region to a heel region of the golf club head. At least a portion of the body is made of a titanium alloy. The golf club head also comprises a large weight, coupled to the sole portion of the body and made of a steel alloy. A mass of the large weight is at least 40% of a mass of the portion of the body made of the titanium alloy. A total mass of the large weight and the portion of the body made of the titanium alloy is at least 210 grams.
An article of footwear is provided with a lace adjustment device that provides bi-modal lace adjustment. A toggle body has a lace aperture positioned eccentrically. The toggle body rotates about the central axis to move between a first position and second position. In the second position, the at least one lace has a greater amount of tightness than when the toggle body is in the first position. The toggle body has a first surface and a second surface opposite the first surface, and the lace aperture is positioned adjacent the first surface. The toggle body rests on the first surface when in a first loose position, and when the toggle body is in a second tighter position, it rests on the second surface.
Disclosed herein is an iron-type golf club head comprising a body comprising a heel portion, a sole portion, a toe portion, and a topline portion. The topline portion has a mass per unit length of between 0.09 g/mm and 0.40 g/mm. The golf club head also comprises a strike plate coupled to the body at a front portion of the golf club head and a cavity defined between the topline portion, the sole portion, and the strike plate. The golf club head further comprises a bridge bar at a rear portion of the golf club head. The bridge bar spans the cavity, is spaced apart from the strike plate, and is rigidly fixed to and extends uprightly between the sole portion and the topline portion. The bridge bar has a mass per unit length of between 0.09 g/mm and 0.40 g/mm.
A golf club head including a crown defining the top surface of the club head and including a crown portion, a crown recess region formed in the crown portion and defined by a crown ledge and a bonding wall, and a crown insert disposed at least partially within the crown recess region. The size and uniformity of the junction between the crown insert and the bonding wall may be determined by measuring the dimensions of the junction at critical points on the club head.
A sports garment includes a cup portion that receives and conforms to a user's breasts, a base portion disposed along a bottom edge of the cup portion, a first strap portion disposed along a first side edge of the base portion, and a second strap portion disposed along a second side edge of the base portion. The first and second strap portions each include a shoulder strap that may be removably coupled to the cup portion to adjust the tension of the sports garment and a side strap that may be removably coupled to a front surface of the base portion to adjust the tension of the sports garment. The first and second side straps may flex between an open position and a wrapped position.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
25 - Clothing; footwear; headgear
28 - Games; toys; sports equipment
Goods & Services
(1) Face shields for sports helmets; protective helmets for sports; visors for helmets
(2) Athletic clothing; caps; casual clothing; sports clothing; sweatshirts; t-shirts.
(3) Bags specially adapted for sports equipment; body protectors for sports use; hockey gloves; hockey pants; ice hockey sticks; ice skates; jockstraps; protective padding for playing sports.
A hand-held section of a sporting good implement includes a body extending along a longitudinal axis and having multiple interconnected faces, a palm-engaging section defining a first face of the multiple interconnected faces, and a finger-engaging section defining a second face of the multiple interconnected faces opposed to the first face. A shape of the palm-engaging section is different than a shape of the finger-engaging section. The palm-engaging section and the finger-engaging section are spaced apart by a transverse distance and the multiple interconnected faces of the body define a perimeter such that a circumferential overlap is defined between a distal phalanx of an index finger of a user and a thumb of the user, a tip of the thumb of the user circumferentially extending to at most a joint interconnecting the distal phalanx to a remainder of the index finger when the hand is wrapped around the hand-held section.
A63B 60/12 - Handles contoured according to the anatomy of the user's hand
A63B 59/70 - Bats, rackets or the like, not covered by groups with bent or angled lower parts for hitting a ball on the ground, on an ice-covered surface, or in the air, e.g. for hockey or hurling
The present disclosure relates to a shoe to control foot positioning of the user during exercise. Flat control portions can be arranged on the lateral and/or medial as well as posterior and/or anterior surfaces of the shoe and can be configured to contact a surface upon executing certain exercises.
A golf ball that includes at least one core, and a cover layer formed from a cast polyurethane or polyurea, wherein the cover layer defines a first surface area portion of a uniform first color and a second surface area portion of a uniform second color, and a seam between the first surface area portion and the second surface area portion, wherein the first color is different than the second color.
Described are uppers for a sports shoe with flat weft-knitted knitwear. The flat weft-knitted knitwear forms a top portion and a bottom portion of the upper. The top portion is formed as tube weft-knitted knitwear such that it is configured to surround a part of a shank of a wearer of the sports shoe when worn. The bottom portion is configured to cover at least a part of a foot of the wearer of the sports shoe when worn.
D04B 1/22 - Weft knitting processes for the production of fabrics or articles not dependent on the use of particular machinesFabrics or articles defined by such processes specially adapted for knitting goods of particular configuration
An iron-type golf club head that comprises a heel portion, a toe portion, a sole portion, a top portion, a front portion comprising a strike face and a front interior surface opposite the strike face, and a rear portion. The golf club head also comprises a discrete deflection impeding surface spaced apart from the front interior surface such that a gap, perpendicular to the strike face, is defined between the front interior surface and the discrete deflection impeding surface. The gap is between, and inclusive of, 75% and 125% of a minimum face thickness of the front portion.
An aspect of the present invention relates to a mold insert for use in a mold for the manufacture of a cushioning element for sports apparel. Further aspects of the present invention relate to a mold using such a mold insert, a method for the manufacture of a cushioning element for sports apparel using such a mold, and a cushioning element manufactured by such a method.
A skate boot includes a boot shell having an upper portion forming parts of a lateral side and medial side of the skate boot, the upper portion defining an ankle receiving region of the boot shell and adapted to receive malleoli of the wearer, and a base portion forming other parts of the lateral side and medial side of the skate boot below the ankle receiving region. A flexion feature joins the upper portion and the base portion on at least one of the lateral side and the medial side of the skate boot. The flexion feature is resiliently deformable and causes a relative angular movement between the base portion and the upper portion in a fore-aft direction of the skate boot. The flexion feature includes an intermediary section located below the ankle receiving region of the skate boot.
A bra including a closure system, the closure system including a first layered fabric body, a second layered fabric body, a loop assembly secured to the first layered fabric body, and a hook assembly secured to the second layered fabric body. The hook assembly is configured to interface with the loop assembly to secure the first layered fabric body to the second layered fabric body, and the first layered fabric body includes a flexible supporting layer, where the flexible supporting layer is configured to provide rigidity to the second layered fabric body such that the second layered fabric body maintains a flat configuration when it is secured to the first layered fabric body.
A method of making a golf club head includes interposing bonding tape between a first piece and a second piece of the golf club head such that the first piece is temporarily adhered to the second piece via a tackiness of the bonding tape. The method additionally includes positioning the first piece, the second piece, and the bonding tape, interposed between the first piece and the second piece, in a vacuum bag, and reducing a pressure within the vacuum bag, relative to a pressure external to the vacuum bag, such that the vacuum bag collapses onto the first piece and the second piece and compresses the bonding tape between the first piece and the second piece. The method also includes heating the bonding tape, at least to a curing temperature of the bonding tape, when the pressure within the vacuum bag is reduced.
A golf ball comprising:
(a) a core;
(b) at least one mantle layer adjacent to the core;
(c) an inner cover layer adjacent to the mantle layer; and
(d) an outer cover layer adjacent to the inner cover layer,
wherein the inner cover layer has a material Shore D hardness that is at least 3 less than the material Shore D hardness of the outer cover layer, and the inner cover layer has a thickness of less than 0.050 in.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
(1) Wearable computing devices in the nature of smart personal electronic devices, namely, smart personal digital assistants, smart headphones and headbands, smart speakers, smart glasses, cameras, smart wrist bands and watches, activity trackers, smart jewelry, and smart key rings; chargers and protective covers and cases for wearable smart devices, namely, smart personal digital assistants, smart headphones and headbands, smart speakers, smart glasses, cameras, smart wrist bands and watches, activity trackers, smart jewelry, and smart key rings; computer operating system programs for wearable electronic devices; downloadable computer software for allowing users to perform electronic payment transactions; digital media, namely, downloadable audio and audiovisual recordings, all in the fields of exercise, fitness, wellness, meditation, and personal development; downloadable computer software for accessing meditation classes, fitness training, instruction, and guided workouts; downloadable computer software for use by individuals for participating in meditation classes, exercise classes, and fitness training; downloadable computer software for streaming audio and audiovisual content in the fields of fitness training and instruction and meditation; downloadable computer software for use by individuals participating in health, exercise, meditation, physical training, and fitness classes for tracking athletic performance, developing and monitoring personal activity and exercise plans and training goals, and receiving feedback on results;
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
(1) Wearable computing devices in the nature of smart personal electronic devices, namely, smart personal digital assistants, smart headphones and headbands, smart speakers, smart glasses, cameras, smart wrist bands and watches, activity trackers, smart jewelry, and smart key rings; chargers and protective covers and cases for wearable smart devices, namely, smart personal digital assistants, smart headphones and headbands, smart speakers, smart glasses, cameras, smart wrist bands and watches, activity trackers, smart jewelry, and smart key rings; computer operating system programs for wearable electronic devices; downloadable computer software for allowing users to perform electronic payment transactions; digital media, namely, downloadable audio and audiovisual recordings, all in the fields of exercise, fitness, wellness, meditation, and personal development; downloadable computer software for accessing meditation classes, fitness training, instruction, and guided workouts; downloadable computer software for use by individuals for participating in meditation classes, exercise classes, and fitness training; downloadable computer software for streaming audio and audiovisual content in the fields of fitness training and instruction and meditation; downloadable computer software for use by individuals participating in health, exercise, meditation, physical training, and fitness classes for tracking athletic performance, developing and monitoring personal activity and exercise plans and training goals, and receiving feedback on results;
A golf club comprises a shaft, a club head, and a connection assembly that allows the shaft to be easily disconnected from the club head. In particular embodiments, the connection assembly includes a removable hosel sleeve that allows a shaft to be supported a desired predetermined orientation relative to the club head. In this manner, the shaft loft and/or lie angle of the club can be adjusted without resorting to traditional bending of the shaft. In another embodiment, the club head has an adjustable sole that can be adjusted upwardly and downwardly relative to the strike face of the club head, which is effective to adjust the face angle of the club head.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for accessing meditation classes, fitness training, instruction, and guided workouts; Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for streaming audio and audiovisual content in the field of fitness training and instruction and meditation; Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for tracking athletic performance, developing and monitoring personal activity and exercise plans and training goals, and receiving feedback on results; Downloadable multimedia files containing audio and video relating to exercise, fitness, wellness, meditation, and personal development; Wearable activity trackers; Wearable computers in the nature of smartwatches; Wearable computers in the nature of smartglasses
Golf club heads are provided for selectively increasing or optimizing the coefficient of restitution (COR) at likely impact locations on the striking face of the golf club heads, while simultaneously maintaining characteristic time (CT) below a threshold value in those likely impact locations. By analyzing historical impact locations of a large cross-section of golfers, golf club head COR values can be increased or optimized in preferential locations on the striking face, such as using weighting factors for a predefined set of locations on the striking face. Therefore, instead of increasing COR uniformly across the face and/or increasing COR at impact locations on the face where golfers are unlikely to strike the golf ball, the sweet spot of the golf club head can be increased at the impact locations where golfers typically strike the golf ball.
09 - Scientific and electric apparatus and instruments
Goods & Services
Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for accessing meditation classes, fitness training, instruction, and guided workouts; Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for streaming audio and audiovisual content in the field of fitness training and instruction and meditation; Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application for tracking athletic performance, developing and monitoring personal activity and exercise plans and training goals, and receiving feedback on results; Downloadable multimedia files containing audio and video relating to exercise, fitness, wellness, meditation, and personal development; Wearable activity trackers; Wearable computers in the nature of smartglasses; Wearable computers in the nature of smartwatches
