Two piece handle grip

Games using tangible projectile – Player held and powered – nonmechanical projector – per se,... – Racket or paddle; accessory therefor

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473302, A63B 4908

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058579290

ABSTRACT:
A shock absorbing grip for a golf club or racquet having a two-piece strip formed of a polyurethane layer bonded to a felt layer where one strip segment is wider or equal than the other strip segment. The strip is spirally wrapped about a golf club or racquet handle with the side edges being formed with recessed reinforcement side edges which are overlapped to form a water retarding joint between the side edges of the strip. The strip segments and side edges may be fabricated in contrasting colors to provide a unique decorative appearance.

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