US2016158615A1PendingUtilityA1
Sports training cone
Individually held — no corporate assignee on recordPriority: Dec 16, 2013Filed: Dec 8, 2014Published: Jun 9, 2016
Est. expiryDec 16, 2033(~7.4 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Micah Daniel Lancaster
A63B 69/00A63B 69/0028A63B 5/22
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Abstract
A sports training cone includes an upper section, a gripping section, and a lower section. The gripping section is formed of a raised irregular surface located about 15% from the top of the cone and extending about 35% along the length of the cone. The upper and lower sections have a smooth surface.
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1 . A sports training cone having a top and a bottom, the surface of the cone being divided into three sections, an upper section adjacent said top, a lower section adjacent said bottom, and a gripping section formed about the circumference of the cone between said upper and lower sections, said gripping section being formed of a raised irregular surface.
2 . The sports training cone of claim 1 wherein said gripping section begins about 15% of the length of said from said top.
3 . The sports training cone of claim 2 wherein said gripping section extends about 35% of the length of said cone.
4 . The sports training cone of claim 1 wherein said gripping surface covers 35% of the length of the cone beginning 5% of the length of the cone from said top and ending 50% of the length of the cone from said bottom.
5 . A sports training cone having a top and a bottom, said cone having a grip formed of a raised irregular surface located about the entire circumference of the cone, said surface commencing about 15% of the length of the cone from the top of the cone and ending about 50% of the length of the cone from the bottom of the cone.
6 . A sports training cone having a top and a bottom, the surface of the cone being divided into three sections, an upper section adjacent said top having a smooth surface, a lower section adjacent said bottom having a smooth surface, and a gripping section formed about the circumference of the cone between said upper and lower sections, said gripping section being formed of a raised irregular surface.
7 . The sports training cone of claim 6 wherein said gripping surface covers 35% of the length of the cone starting at a location 15% of the length of the cone from said top and ending 50% of the length of the cone from said bottom.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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