US2009191990A1PendingUtilityA1
Lighted sports projectile
Est. expiryJan 29, 2028(~1.5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Carson Kelly Smith
A63B 2243/0037A63B 43/06A63B 2243/0066A63B 2243/0025A63B 2102/32
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Abstract
A sports projectile illuminated with a chemiluminescent light stick capable of producing a stroboscopic effect. The body is made of a soft, pliable material such as NERF® and the light stick(s) is carried through bores in the body. There are no ancillary components, only the light stick(s) and the soft, pliable body. Orifices or various other shapes are cut into the body of the sports projections allowing for the maximum light transmission.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An illuminated sports projectile comprising:
a monolithic body; and at least one chemiluminescent light stick, wherein said light stick is visibly housed within said body.
2 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 1 wherein said projectile is made of a compressible spongy material which has at least one cut along the longitudinal centerline of the body, and wherein said body has at least two orifices extending from an outer surface of said body normally to said longitudinal centerline of said body.
3 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 2 wherein said orifices intersect.
4 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 3 wherein said projectile is in the shape of a football, with an oval of revolution configuration having two ends.
5 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 4 wherein said number of orifices is 12 and are arranged in 4 substantially similar sets of 3 orifices with the midpoints of each set equally spaced along a line extending between the ends of said football, and wherein said sets are arranged equidistant from adjacent sets.
6 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 5 wherein there are three intersections formed by the convergences of one orifice from each set.
7 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 6 wherein said orifices are circular right cylinders.
8 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 7 wherein the number of light sticks is one.
9 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 7 wherein the number of light sticks is two.
10 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 7 wherein the number of light sticks is three.
11 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 7 wherein said orifices are cylindrical designs selected from the set of designs including sports team logos, sporting good manufacturers logos.
12 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 6 wherein the number of cuts is two and said cuts intersect.
13 . The illuminated sports projectile of claim 1 wherein said projectile is configured in the shape of a sports ball selected from the set of sports balls including, soccer balls, footballs, basketballs, softballs, rugby balls and golfballs.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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