A device intended to apply, onto arrow shafts commonly used in the practice of archery, three helicoidal feathers at intervals of 120°, distinguished by the fact that it comprises a central housing with an orifice at its center, a double compressing cable gland, through which the user passes an arrow shaft and locks it in the desired position, and three articulated arms attached to the upper surface of housing at 120° intervals. The arms have two plates—one integral to arm and the other attached to the latter—spaced by a narrow gap in which a feather may be inserted and prepared for gluing, and jointed at their lower end around a transverse axis that enables the user to pivot the arms until the feather comes into contact with the shaft and remains adhered to the shaft thanks to double-sided adhesive applied to the feather.
An archery bow sling can include one or more cam covers that can cover respective cams of an archery bow, a base panel, an arrowhead hood extending away from a cam cover adjacent the base panel, an arrow retainer between the hood and another cam cover, the arrow retainer defining slots configured to receive one or more arrows; and a sling strap joined with the cam covers on opposing ends of the sling. The sling can be selectively removable from the archery bow with the arrows being carried by the sling and separate from the archery bow, which can itself be quiver-less. The sling can include a fletching guard distal from the hood and configured to extend over fletchings on the arrows, and a string cover panel that provides a string compartment configured to receive and/or protect a bowstring of the bow. A related method of use is provided.
Ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated ice chisels; ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated spud bars being metal bars with a chisel on one end for testing ice thickness
Ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated ice chisels; ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated spud bars being metal bars with a chisel on one end for testing ice thickness
Ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated ice chisels; ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated spud bars being metal bars with a chisel on one end for testing ice thickness
ice rescue tools, namely, hand-operated ice chisels; ice rescue tools, namely hand-operated spud bars being metal bars witha chisel on one end for testing ice thickness spud bars
A hoof block is provided that joins with a livestock hoof via an adhesive. The block can include a body bounded by an interior edge and a curvilinear exterior edge approximating an outer edge of the hoof and multiple shearing polygonal apertures extending through the body. Each of the shearing apertures can have a pointed end and can lay along a reference line that can be disposed at an angle, for example, 30-60 degrees inclusive relative to the interior edge. The apertures can be joined with bridges that shear through the body when the hoof block becomes removed from the hoof and encounters a pump impeller in a livestock facility. The block can break into pieces that do not substantially impair continued operation of the pump impeller, and yet can support the standing and walking loads of the livestock while on the hoof. A related method of use is provided.
A fletching jig can include constrictor ring that, when rotated, urges a plurality of arms supporting respective vanes toward an arrow supported in the jig to fletch the arrow. The arms can extend away from a base, which can support the arrow along a central axis. The actuator ring can be disposed around the arms. The actuator ring can include a ramp that can engage multiple guide blocks adjacent the actuator ring, each guide block configured to push a respective arm toward the arrow as the ring rotates. A related method of use is provided.
A vane, for a projectile such as an archery arrow, including a ribbon strip having a leading ribbon edge that is twisted to induce spin of the projectile during its flight. The vane can include a base that mounts to a projectile surface. The ribbon strip can extend upward from the base and can be semi-rigid but flexible. The ribbon strip can include an intermediate portion spaced a distance from and free from attachment to the projectile surface so as to form a gap under the intermediate portion. The ribbon strip can include a second ribbon end that is attached to the base rearward of the first end. It also can include a fin that extends upward from the base within a gap between the ribbon strip and base. The ribbon strip alternatively can include a cantilevered second ribbon end that is free from attachment to the base and projectile.
Catalog ordering service featuring archery equipment and
accessories (Terms too vague in the opinion of the
International Bureau – Rule 13 (2) (b) of the Common
Regulations); on-line retail store services featuring
archery equipment and accessories.
A vane, for a projectile such as an archery arrow, including a ribbon strip having a leading ribbon edge that is twisted to induce spin of the projectile during its flight. The vane can include a base that mounts to a projectile surface. The ribbon strip can extend upward from the base and can be semi-rigid but flexible. The ribbon strip can include an intermediate portion spaced a distance from and free from attachment to the projectile surface so as to form a gap under the intermediate portion. The ribbon strip can include a second ribbon end that is attached to the base rearward of the first end. It also can include a fin that extends upward from the base within a gap between the ribbon strip and base. The ribbon strip alternatively can include a cantilevered second ribbon end that is free from attachment to the base and projectile.
A vane, for a projectile such as an archery arrow, including a ribbon strip having a leading ribbon edge that is twisted to induce spin of the projectile during its flight. The vane can include a base that mounts to a projectile surface. The ribbon strip can extend upward from the base and can be semi-rigid but flexible. The ribbon strip can include an intermediate portion spaced a distance from and free from attachment to the projectile surface so as to form a gap under the intermediate portion. The ribbon strip can include a second ribbon end that is attached to the base rearward of the first end. It also can include a fin that extends upward from the base within a gap between the ribbon strip and base. The ribbon strip alternatively can include a cantilevered second ribbon end that is free from attachment to the base and projectile.
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02 - Couleurs, vernis, laques
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25 - Vêtements; chaussures; chapellerie
28 - Jeux, jouets, articles de sport
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Adhesives and glues for use in the archery industry. Paints, paint thinners, lacquers and water repellant
preparations in the nature of paints for use on arrows and
archery equipment and lures and fishing equipment. Golf ferrules, namely, ferrules of metal for golf clubs. Sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, hats, shirts, t-shirts,
jerseys and visors. Archery equipment and accessories, namely, vanes,
fletchings, nocks, arrow wraps, bow cases, bow string wax,
arrow lube, arrows, arrow tips, arrow shafts, bowfishing
reels, bowfishing points in the nature of hooks, bowfishing
reel line, bowfishing rests, namely, fishing rod holders,
mounts in the nature of bowfishing rod holders, jigs in the
nature of bowfishing lures, cresters, fletch adapters,
crossbow receivers, jig clamps, jig rings, jig posts, jig
spacers, armguards, broadhead wrenches, quivers, quiver
retainers, and quiver hood liners. Online retail store services featuring archery equipment and
accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for fishing
lures; catalog ordering service featuring archery equipment
and accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for
fishing lures.
01 - Produits chimiques destinés à l'industrie, aux sciences ainsi qu'à l'agriculture
02 - Couleurs, vernis, laques
06 - Métaux communs et minerais; objets en métal
08 - Outils et instruments à main
25 - Vêtements; chaussures; chapellerie
28 - Jeux, jouets, articles de sport
35 - Publicité; Affaires commerciales
Produits et services
(1) Adhesives and glues for use in the archery industry
(2) Paints, paint thinners, lacquers and water repellant preparations, namely water repellant powder, for use on arrows and archery equipment and lures and fishing equipment
(3) Golf ferrules, namely, ferrules of metal for golf clubs
(4) Sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, hats, shirts, t-shirts, jerseys and visors being headwear
(5) Archery equipment and accessories, namely, vanes, fletchings, nocks, arrow wraps, bow cases, bow string wax, arrow lube, arrows, arrow tips, arrow shafts, bowfishing reels, bowfishing points in the nature of hooks, bowfishing reel line, bowfishing rests, namely, fishing rod holders, mounts in the nature of bowfishing rod holders, jigs in the nature of bowfishing lures, cresters, fletch adapters, crossbow receivers, jig clamps, jig rings, jig posts, jig spacers, armguards, broadhead wrenches, quivers, quiver arrow holders, and quiver hood liners (1) Online retail store services featuring archery equipment and accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for fishing lures; catalog ordering service featuring archery equipment and accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for fishing lures
A nock or an arrow with a nock suitable for being launched with a slingshot or slingbow. The nock includes a shank that is of sufficient length to fit within the pocket of a slingbow without interfering with the fletching. The nock also includes a flared element to facilitate gripping of the nock. The nock can include a connection shaft for attachment to the shaft of an arrow.
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02 - Couleurs, vernis, laques
06 - Métaux communs et minerais; objets en métal
25 - Vêtements; chaussures; chapellerie
28 - Jeux, jouets, articles de sport
Produits et services
adhesives and glues for use in the archery industry paints, paint thinners, lacquers and water repellant preparations for use on arrows and archery equipment and lures and fishing equipment golf ferrules, namely, ferrules of metal for golf clubs sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, hats, shirts, t-shirts, jerseys and visors archery equipment and accessories, namely, vanes, fletchings, nocks, arrow wraps, bow cases, arrows, arrow tips, arrow shafts, bowfishing reels, bowfishing points in the nature of hooks, bowfishing reel line, bowfishing rests, namely, fishing rod holders, mounts in the nature of bowfishing rod holders, jigs in the nature of bowfishing lures, fletch adapters, crossbow receivers, jig clamps, jig rings, jig posts, jig spacers, armguards, quivers, quiver retainers, and quiver hood liners
01 - Produits chimiques destinés à l'industrie, aux sciences ainsi qu'à l'agriculture
02 - Couleurs, vernis, laques
06 - Métaux communs et minerais; objets en métal
25 - Vêtements; chaussures; chapellerie
28 - Jeux, jouets, articles de sport
35 - Publicité; Affaires commerciales
Produits et services
adhesives and glues for use in the archery industry paints, paint thinners, lacquers and water repellant preparations for use on arrows and archery equipment and lures and fishing equipment golf ferrules, namely, ferrules of metal for golf clubs sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, hats, shirts, t-shirts, jerseys and visors archery equipment and accessories, namely, vanes, fletchings, nocks, arrow wraps, bow cases, arrows, arrow tips, arrow shafts, bowfishing reels, bowfishing points in the nature of hooks, bowfishing reel line, bowfishing rests, namely, fishing rod holders, mounts in the nature of bowfishing rod holders, jigs in the nature of bowfishing lures, fletch adapters, crossbow receivers, jig clamps, jig rings, jig posts, jig spacers, armguards, quivers, quiver retainers, and quiver hood liners online retail store services featuring archery equipment and accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for fishing lures; catalog ordering service featuring archery equipment and accessories, clothing, golf ferrules and paints for fishing lures
01 - Produits chimiques destinés à l'industrie, aux sciences ainsi qu'à l'agriculture
02 - Couleurs, vernis, laques
06 - Métaux communs et minerais; objets en métal
25 - Vêtements; chaussures; chapellerie
Produits et services
archery equipment and accessories, namely, vanes, fletchings, nocks, arrow wraps, bow cases, arrows, arrow tips, arrow shafts, bowfishing reels, bowfishing points in the nature of hooks, bowfishing reel line, bowfishing rests, namely, fishing rod holders, mounts in the nature of bowfishing rod holders, jigs in the nature of bowfishing lures, fletch adapters, crossbow receivers, jig clamps, jig rings, jig posts, jig spacers, armguards, quivers, quiver retainers, and quiver hood liners adhesives and glues for use in the archery industry paints, paint thinners, lacquers and water repellant preparations for use on arrows and archery equipment and lures and fishing equipment [ golf ferrules, namely, ferrules of metal for golf clubs] sweatshirts, hooded sweatshirts, hats, shirts, t-shirts, jerseys and visors
Disclosed is a composite arrow vane for mounting to a projectile. The composite arrow vane is constructed of a composite material that includes a polymer matrix around structural elements. In some embodiments, the polymer matrix may be a thermoplastic polyurethane. The structural elements compounded into the polymer may be voids, hollow glass beads or just about any structure having a weight per unit volume that is less than the weight per unit volume of the polymer matrix. Advantageously, the composite material allows for reduced dimensions of the composite arrow vane because the increased tensile strength of the material allows for size reductions without significantly compromising vane performance. Similarly, the lighter weight per unit volume of the composite material as compared to a homogeneous polymer allows for increased flight speed of the projectile.
Disclosed is a vane that can be attached to an arrow shaft to provide substantial stabilization in arrow flight through increased drag and arrow shaft spin. Embodiments of the inventive vane do not significantly increase the weight of an arrow and/or create a high probability of clearance problems with bow components. The vane is approximately 3.997 inches long and 0.327 inches high including the base height. The vane fin is approximately 0.28 inches high. Some embodiments may have a length approximately 2.997 inches long. An advantage of some embodiments is that the vane may be applied to an arrow shaft in a helical fashion.
