BLADE FOR A STICK
First Claim
1. A blade for a stick, such as a hockey or floor hockey stick comprising:
- an attachment means for a shaft, an essentially elongated blade comprising a first and a second surface surrounded by an upper and a lower longitudinal edge as well as a first and second shod side, said first and second surface comprising a shooting and a dribbling surface as well as at least one through hole where said hole extends between the first and the second surfaces of the blade, wherein the hole is a ball hole, whereby the ball hole comprises at least one diameter adapted so that said ball hole may hold a ball during both floor dribbling and air dribbling, and in that said ball hole is located in close proximity to the second shod side and that the attachment means are located close to the first short side, whereby the ball hole is delimited by the shooting and dribbling surfaces, the upper and the lower longitudinal edges and the second short side.
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Abstract
The invention is for a blade for a stick, such as a hockey stick or a floor hockey stick comprising: an attachment means for a shaft close to an essentially elongated blade in turn comprising a first and a second surface surrounded by an upper and a lower longitudinal edge as well as a first and a second short side. Said first and second surfaces comprise a shooting and a dribbling surface as well as at least one hole, whereby said hole extends between the first and the second surfaces of the blade. The hole is a ball hole and comprises at least one diameter adapted such that it can hold the ball both during floor and air dribbling. Moreover, the ball hole is located in close proximity to the other short side, while the attachment means are located close to the short side. The ball hole is also enclosed by shooting and dribbling surfaces, the upper longitudinal edge and the lower longitudinal edge as well as the second short side. The blade provides the user with unusually good control of the ball during dribbling and facilitates a more air-based play than previously known blades.
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1. A blade for a stick, such as a hockey or floor hockey stick comprising:
- an attachment means for a shaft, an essentially elongated blade comprising a first and a second surface surrounded by an upper and a lower longitudinal edge as well as a first and second shod side, said first and second surface comprising a shooting and a dribbling surface as well as at least one through hole where said hole extends between the first and the second surfaces of the blade, wherein the hole is a ball hole, whereby the ball hole comprises at least one diameter adapted so that said ball hole may hold a ball during both floor dribbling and air dribbling, and in that said ball hole is located in close proximity to the second shod side and that the attachment means are located close to the first short side, whereby the ball hole is delimited by the shooting and dribbling surfaces, the upper and the lower longitudinal edges and the second short side.
- View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17)
- 18. A stick comprising a shaft and an elongated blade arranged with the shaft, via an attachment means, said blade comprising a first and a second surface surrounded by an upper and lower longitudinal edge as well as a first and a second shod side, said first and second surfaces comprising a shooting and a dribbling surface and at least one through hole whereby said hole extends between the first and second surface of the blade, wherein the hole is a ball hole, whereby the ball hole comprises at least a diameter adapted such that said ball hole can hold a ball both during floor dribbling and air dribbling, and where said ball hole is located in close proximity to the first short side and where the attachment means are located close to the first short side, whereby the ball hole is enclosed by the shooting and dribbling surfaces, the upper and the lower longitudinal edge as well as the second short side.
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