An interchangeable and weight adjustable golf grip including at least an end cap body having integral receiving ports adapted to receive variable weights, electronic chips, sensors, gauges, lasers, cameras, or biometrics within and wherein the end cap is capable of housing the various weights, chips, sensors, etc. within the end cap so that a player can interchange the weights or sensors without removing the golf grip from the shaft in order to make adjustments and so that the player can play golf without removing any other portions of the grip. Further, the invention includes contemplation of a tip collette with integral receiving ports adapted to also harbor similar weights, or sensors, etc. Data from the sensors may be transmitted by Bluetooth transmission to a smartphone or a ball launch monitor system for analysis.

A finger guard for use with a goalie hockey stick includes a collar arranged to be frictionally retained about the paddler portion of the goalie hockey stick and a guard body on the collar so as to be supported on the paddle portion of the goalie hockey stick in proximity to the top end of the paddle portion to protrude outwardly from a major front face of the paddle portion. The guard body has a bottom face which is arranged to be oriented substantially perpendicularly to the common plane of the paddle portion. The guard body provides the function of deflecting pucks away from the fingers of the goalie even when pucks are deflected upwardly along the paddle portion of the goalie hockey stick.

A finger guard for use with a goalie hockey stick includes a collar arranged to be frictionally retained about the paddler portion of the goalie hockey stick and a guard body on the collar so as to be supported on the paddle portion of the goalie hockey stick in proximity to the top end of the paddle portion to protrude outwardly from a major front face of the paddle portion. The guard body has a bottom face which is arranged to be oriented substantially perpendicularly to the common plane of the paddle portion. The guard body provides the function of deflecting pucks away from the fingers of the goalie even when pucks are deflected upwardly along the paddle portion of the goalie hockey stick.

A hockey stick that is configured with a shaft that facilitates an ability for a user to place substantially the entire length of the shaft flat on an ice surface. The hockey stick of the present invention includes a shaft having a first portion, a second portion and a third portion. The shaft is contiguously formed with a blade portion proximate one end of the first portion. The second portion is intermediate the first portion and the second portion. The second portion is distally located to the blade portion and is angularly oriented with the first portion. The third portion is contiguously formed with the second portion distal to the first portion. The angular orientation of the second portion provides a position of the third portion such that the third portion is in an offset parallel plane with the first portion of the shaft.

A hockey stick that is configured with a shaft that facilitates an ability for a user to place substantially the entire length of the shaft flat on an ice surface. The hockey stick of the present invention includes a shaft having a first portion, a second portion and a third portion. The shaft is contiguously formed with a blade portion proximate one end of the first portion. The second portion is intermediate the first portion and the second portion. The second portion is distally located to the blade portion and is angularly oriented with the first portion. The third portion is contiguously formed with the second portion distal to the first portion. The angular orientation of the second portion provides a position of the third portion such that the third portion is in an offset parallel plane with the first portion of the shaft.

A lacrosse stick shaft comprising an elongated shaft member having a nonuniform outer profile comprising a plurality of non-corner face elements extending along a first axis. An inner passage is formed in the elongated shaft extending along the first axis. The outer profile further comprises two or more outer profile portions with different non-corner face elements extending along the first axis.

Devices with internal flexibility sipes, such as slits, provide improved flexibility, improved cushioning to absorb shock and/or shear forces, and improved stability of support. Siped devices can be used in any existing product that provides or utilizes cushioning and stability. These products include human and other footwear, both soles and uppers, as well as orthotics; athletic, occupational and medical equipment and apparel; padding or cushioning, such as for equipment or tool handles, as well as furniture; balls; tires; and any other structural or support elements in a mechanical, architectural, or any other product.

The present invention relates to changing three aspects of table tennis rackets. Table tennis racket rubber components of this invention are crossly inserted between racket handle small side board and bottom board. The racket handle is increased from the current three layers to five-layer structure; The material of the racket handle is changed, and the rubber elastic layer is added. The handle of the racket is composed of wood and rubber, forming a flexible racket handle; It adopts rubber (or soft material) safety device to cover the exposed part of the racket bottom board, reduces the friction between the palm and the bottom plate, and enhances comfort; The invention improves the safety, comfort and controllability of racket handle and accelerates the speed, improves the accuracy of table tennis.

A divot repair tool for fixing divots in the playing surface made while playing golf. The tool is attached to the grip of a golf club and used to replace and fix divots in the grass. The club allows the tool to be extended to the ground without bending over or squatting down, thus reducing sports related injuries. The divot repair tool includes removable prongs and blade that can be used to fix the divot holes using a levering motion or a rotational motion. The divot repair tool can include an automated motorized embodiment that can rotate the tool and the individual prongs to repair the divot holes. Both versions can press the divot material up against a flat surface of the tool to further flatten the playing surface.

A divot repair tool for fixing divots in the playing surface made while playing golf. The tool is attached to the grip of a golf club and used to replace and fix divots in the grass. The club allows the tool to be extended to the ground without bending over or squatting down, thus reducing sports related injuries. The divot repair tool includes removable prongs and blade that can be used to fix the divot holes using a levering motion or a rotational motion. The divot repair tool can include an automated motorized embodiment that can rotate the tool and the individual prongs to repair the divot holes. Both versions can press the divot material up against a flat surface of the tool to further flatten the playing surface.