Reinforced lacrosse head and related method of manufacture

Details Reinforced lacrosse head and related method of manufacture Reinforced lacrosse head and related method of manufacture

2009-09-11

2011-10-04

Kim, Gene (Department: 3711)

Games using tangible projectile

Player-held device for both projecting and catching aerial...

Both projector and catcher are pocketed

CD21S724000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08029390

ABSTRACT:
A reinforced lacrosse head having improved strength can include the following frame elements: a pair of opposing sidewalls each having a top end and a bottom end, a scoop extending between the sidewalls, a base extending between the bottom ends of the sidewalls, and a throat extending from the base for attachment to a lacrosse handle. The head can include at least one reinforcement member that is located at least partially in a frame element. The frame element can be constructed from two or more parts that are sonic welded or hot plate welded together around at least a portion of the reinforcement member. Methods of sonic welding or hot plate welding components of a reinforced frame element also are provided.

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