Provided is a grip for a golf club having a body with an axial passage extending substantially the length of the body and an air passage extending through a side wall of the body into the axial passage to allow air to escape from the axial passage as the shaft of the golf club is advanced into the axial passage.

An anti-shock and ventilated grip strap includes a strap body including a substrate and a cushion layer overlapping the substrate. Each of the substrate and the cushion layer is in a form of a strap. The strap body has a hardness in the range of 40-70 in ASTM D2240 Type C hardness scale. A plurality of elastic members is disposed on and protruding away from the cushion layer. The plurality of elastic members is arranged separately from one another. Each of plurality of elastic members has a hardness greater than that of the strap body.

An anti-shock and ventilated grip strap includes a strap body including a substrate and a cushion layer overlapping the substrate. Each of the substrate and the cushion layer is in a form of a strap. The strap body has a hardness in the range of 40-70 in ASTM D2240 Type C hardness scale. A plurality of elastic members is disposed on and protruding away from the cushion layer. The plurality of elastic members is arranged separately from one another. Each of plurality of elastic members has a hardness greater than that of the strap body.

Provided is a grip for a golf club having a body with an axial passage extending substantially the length of the body and an air passage extending through a side wall of the body into the axial passage to allow air to escape from the axial passage as the shaft of the golf club is advanced into the axial passage.

A handle for sport equipment comprises a tubular body (7) which extends along a longitudinal axis (L) and has an outer peripheral surface (8) adapted to be grasped by a user and shaped with a plurality of longitudinal faces (9) placed side by side in correspondence of edges (10) adapted to facilitate the positioning of the finger joints of the gripping hand by the user. The edges (10) are arranged along at least one pair of helical or spiral paths that develop around said longitudinal axis (L) with mutually opposite sign to subdivide each of said longitudinal faces (9) into a plurality of areas or flat surfaces (11) sized to accommodate a corresponding phalanx of the gripping hand of the user, each of said areas or flat surfaces (11) being perimetrically delimited by at least one pair of edges (10, 10) of each of the helical or spiral paths.

A handle for sport equipment comprises a tubular body (7) which extends along a longitudinal axis (L) and has an outer peripheral surface (8) adapted to be grasped by a user and shaped with a plurality of longitudinal faces (9) placed side by side in correspondence of edges (10) adapted to facilitate the positioning of the finger joints of the gripping hand by the user. The edges (10) are arranged along at least one pair of helical or spiral paths that develop around said longitudinal axis (L) with mutually opposite sign to subdivide each of said longitudinal faces (9) into a plurality of areas or flat surfaces (11) sized to accommodate a corresponding phalanx of the gripping hand of the user, each of said areas or flat surfaces (11) being perimetrically delimited by at least one pair of edges (10, 10) of each of the helical or spiral paths.

Provided is a grip for a golf club having a body with an axial passage extending substantially the length of the body and an air passage extending through a side wall of the body into the axial passage to allow air to escape from the axial passage as the shaft of the golf club is advanced into the axial passage.

A kit for buffering between a body part and an object includes a pad, adjustably placeable over the body part and the object having at least a multiplicity of holes; and at least one connector to connect the pad to the body part and the object via at least one of the holes.

A grip strap providing anti-shock and ventilating effects includes a strap body including a front side and a back side opposing the front side. A cushion layer including a first side attached to the back side of the strap body and a second side opposing the first side. The cushion layer forms a plurality protruded elastic members disposed on the second side and arranged separately from one another. Each of the plurality of elastic members protrudes from the second side of the strap body in a direction away from the front side of the strap body. Each of the plurality of elastic members includes an adhesive layer disposed thereon, which has two opposite attaching sides and includes one of the two attaching sides attaching to a top edge of the corresponding elastic member.

A grip strap providing anti-shock and ventilating effects includes a strap body including a front side and a back side opposing the front side. A cushion layer including a first side attached to the back side of the strap body and a second side opposing the first side. The cushion layer forms a plurality protruded elastic members disposed on the second side and arranged separately from one another. Each of the plurality of elastic members protrudes from the second side of the strap body in a direction away from the front side of the strap body. Each of the plurality of elastic members includes an adhesive layer disposed thereon, which has two opposite attaching sides and includes one of the two attaching sides attaching to a top edge of the corresponding elastic member.