ENERGY ABSORBING DEVICE FOR SPORTING EQUIPMENT
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1. A shock and vibration absorber for use on a golf club, baseball bat, tennis racquet or for a similar sports striking device, said absorber comprising:
- a flexible elongated element, wherein the element has a length such that it is adapted to extend over and wrapped around the shaft of a sports device;
said elongated element is flexible so as to effect shock and vibration dampening;
wherein said elongated element possesses opposing ends;
wherein said absorbing member is adapted to be wrapped around the shaft of a sports device above the grip, so that underside of the absorber is in frictional contact with the shaft so that when said member is applied thereover, said member will remain on said shaft when force is applied thereto and thereby produce variable vibration dampening across the shaft of the striking device.
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Abstract
An energy absorbing apparatus for sport'"'"'s equipment which comprises a helix that is capable of securing sports equipment along its length and reducing the shock and vibration transferred from the striking object to the person.
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1. A shock and vibration absorber for use on a golf club, baseball bat, tennis racquet or for a similar sports striking device, said absorber comprising:
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a flexible elongated element, wherein the element has a length such that it is adapted to extend over and wrapped around the shaft of a sports device;
said elongated element is flexible so as to effect shock and vibration dampening;
wherein said elongated element possesses opposing ends;
wherein said absorbing member is adapted to be wrapped around the shaft of a sports device above the grip, so that underside of the absorber is in frictional contact with the shaft so that when said member is applied thereover, said member will remain on said shaft when force is applied thereto and thereby produce variable vibration dampening across the shaft of the striking device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
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