A shrinkable grip sleeve for sports equipment formed from a flexible and heat-shrinkable material having a tubular shape that is adapted to be placed over an existing grip. In use, the grip sleeve is placed over the existing grip, and then a heat source is used to shrink the grip sleeve around and tightly upon the existing grip forming a new and improved grip. A series of raised bump members can be included and attached to the existing grip before placing the grip sleeve over the existing grip. The position of the series of raised bump members are determined by the proper placement of a person's hands upon the existing grip and used to aid in the position and alignment of the person's hands after the grip sleeve is installed upon the existing grip. A series of ridges and grooves can also be incorporated for improved performance and durability.

A shrinkable grip sleeve for sports equipment formed from a flexible and heat-shrinkable material having a tubular shape that is adapted to be placed over an existing grip. In use, the grip sleeve is placed over the existing grip, and then a heat source is used to shrink the grip sleeve around and tightly upon the existing grip forming a new and improved grip. A series of raised bump members can be included and attached to the existing grip before placing the grip sleeve over the existing grip. The position of the series of raised bump members are determined by the proper placement of a person's hands upon the existing grip and used to aid in the position and alignment of the person's hands after the grip sleeve is installed upon the existing grip. A series of ridges and grooves can also be incorporated for improved performance and durability.

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.

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.