CZ20021913A3 - Hockey stick, particularly ice hockey stick - Google Patents

Abstract

Stick, especially for ice hockey, includes handle (2) with parallel side sections (2.2) and straight or bent blade (3). Between the heel (3.1) of the blade (3) and the top (2.1) At least one concave portion (5) is formed by the handle (2) and / or kinks (6), wherein the axis (4) extending from the top portion (2.1) of the handle (2) faces the central part (3.2) of the blade (3).

Description

The invention relates to a stick, in particular for ice hockey

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Known hockey sticks have a straight handle, which is followed by a curved blade. The imaginary axis extending through the handle thus extends from the upper grip - the left or right hand of the player, through the lower grip - the other hand of the player, to the foot of the blade. Resulst is therefore only in the area of the heel blade sticks imaginary optimum point hockey stick to the puck. The more this point moves to the tip of the blade, the more the stick moves in the player's hand and torsionally in the stick. Although an experienced hockey player counts on this feature and counteracts this effect, the variance in shooting or passing can be large. It is then obvious uncertainty in the control of the punch hit and for the viewers often quite incomprehensible why the player missed the goal or missed pass.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention largely eliminates the drawbacks of known sticks, particularly for ice hockey, wherein the hockey stick comprises a handle with parallel side portions and a blade. The invention is characterized in that at least one concave part and / or kink is formed between the blade base and the upper part of the handle, the axis extending from the upper part of the handle facing the central part of the blade.

From the viewpoint of controlling the stick to the player, it is advantageous to form a concave portion between the base of the blade and the approximately central portion of the handle. The middle part of the handle is continuously connected with the upper part of the handle with parallel front parts.

According to another preferred embodiment of the invention, the concave part is formed between the middle part and the upper part of the handle. The middle part of the handle is continuously connected with the lower part of the handle with parallel front parts, to which the blade is connected.

According to another embodiment of the invention, a kink is formed in the middle portion of the handle between the lower portion of the handle and the upper portion of the handle.

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The main advantage of the stick according to the invention is that the axis of the upper and lower attachments of the stick is located in the region of the center of the blade, which is an optimal area, especially for a shot and also a pass. Moving the upper and lower grip axes during play also positively affects the position of the axis on the scoop, giving the player the most appropriate position of the puck on the blade. Also when bulling, pucking the tip of the stick with the tip of the stick, guiding the puck with the stick in one hand or taking the puck with a pass from the teammate, the stick will spin less and give the player more confidence and stability.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention and its effects are explained in greater detail with reference to the drawings, in which Figs. 1 and 2 show a concave shape stick formed along the front of the handle; Figs. 3 and 4 illustrate a concave shape stick formed between 5 and 6 show a hockey stick to the concave shape of the handle formed by the middle and upper handle portions, FIGS. 7 and 8 show a hockey stick with a kink formed approximately in the middle portion of the handle, and FIGS. 9 and 10 are schematically illustrated sticks with two concave parts on the handle.

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Giant. 1 and 2 show an embodiment of a stick 1 with a concave portion 5 formed on the front surfaces of the handle 2. The stick 1 consists of a handle 2 with parallel side portions 2.2. The handle 2 is followed by a straight blade 3, which controls the puck. The concave portion 5 is formed on the inner face 2.6 and the outer face 2.7 of the handle 2, between the heel 3.1 of the blade 3 and the end of the upper portion 2.1 of the handle 2. The concavity of the rounding portion 5 in the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2 is less 2 and is selected so that the axis 4 of the handle 2 extends from the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2 extends through the middle part 2.3 of the handle 2 to the middle part 3.2 of the blade 3. The axis 4 represents the part of the handle 2 held by the player; by holding the handle 2 in the central part 2.3 with one hand 7 and the other hand 8 in the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2.

The stick according to FIGS. 3 and 4 consists of a handle 2 with parallel side portions 2.2, a straight blade 3 adjoining the handle 2. A concave portion 5 on the handle 2 is formed on the inner face 2.6 and outer face 2.7 of the handle 2 between the heel 3. 1, the blade 3 and the imaginary middle part 2.3 of the handle 2, i.e. the bottom grip of the stick 1 with one hand 7 of the player, if the stick 1 is held with both hands. With the other hand 8, the stick is held in the end portion of the upper portion 2.1 of the handle 2. The middle portion 2.3 of the handle 2 is continuously connected to · ··· ·

-3 the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2 with the parallel upper faces 2.4, ie the straight part of the handle 2. The concavity of the part 5 is chosen so that the axis 4 extending from the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2, ie the straight part of the handle 2 According to the requirements of the players, the concavity of the part 5 can be made so that the axis 4 points more towards the front part 3.3 of the blade 3 or to the heel 3.1 of the blade 3.

The stick 5 according to FIGS. 5 and 6 consists of a handle 2 with parallel side portions 2.2, a straight blade 3 adjoins the handle 2. A concave portion 5 of the handle 2 is formed between the middle part 2.3 and the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2. smoothly connects the lower part 2.5 of the handle 2 with the parallel lower faces 2.8 on which the blade is connected

3. The axis 4 of the handle 2 extends from the concave part 5 and faces the central part 3.2. blades 3.

The hockey stick 1 according to FIGS. 7 and 8 consists of a handle 2 with parallel side portions 2.2, to which a straight blade 3, which controls the puck, is connected. In the middle section 2.3. In the handle 2, a break 6 is formed by the dividing handle 2 on the upper part 2.1 and the lower part 2.5. The axis 4 extending from the upper part 2.1 of the handle 2 points towards the central part 3.2 of the blade 3.

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Claims (4)

PATENT CLAIMS A stick, in particular for ice hockey, comprising a handle with parallel side portions and a blade straight or bent, characterized in that at least one concave portion is formed between the heel (3.1) of the blade (3) and the upper portion (2.1) of the handle (2) (5) and / or kinks (6), the axis (4) extending from the upper portion (2.1) of the handle (2) is directed to the central portion (3.2) of the blade (3). The stick according to claim 1, characterized in that the concave part (5) is formed between the foot (3.1) of the blade (3) and approximately the middle part (2.3) of the handle (2), (2.1) handles (2) with parallel top faces (2.4). The stick according to claim 1, characterized in that the concave part (5) is formed between the middle part (2.3) and the upper part (2.1) of the handle (2), where the middle part (2.3) of the handle (2) the part (2.5) of the handle (2) with the parallel lower front parts (2.8) adjoining the blade (3). The stick according to claim 1, characterized in that the kink (6) is formed approximately in the middle part of the handle (2.3) between the lower part (2.5) and the upper part (2.1) of the handle (2).