Replacement Pocket for Lacrosse Head

Abstract

A replacement pocket for the head of a lacrosse stick is configured to be secured to an existing frame for the head. The replacement lacrosse pocket is formed from a plurality of elongated runners that are oriented substantially parallel to one another. Each runner has a loop eye formed at its upper end. A length of cording follows a path that traverses the plurality of runners and weaves over and around the runners to form an open web. The cord forms loops along left and right edges of the web that can be secured onto sides of the frame. Packaging for the replacement pocket may be lightly adhered to it, to keep it in place until it is laced into the lacrosse frame.

I Claim: 
     
         1 . A replacement pocket for a head of a lacrosse stick and configured to be secured to an existing frame for the head, comprising
 a plurality of elongated runners oriented substantially parallel to one another and each with a loop eye formed at an upper end thereof;   a cord following a path that traverses the plurality of runners and that weaves over and around the runners to form an open web, and forming loops along left and right edges of the web that can be secured onto sides of the frame.   
     
     
         2 . A lacrosse stick having a head, wherein said head comprises a frame and a web pocket secured to the frame, the frame having a top in which slots are provided for securing runners and sides in which openings are provided for securing an open web portion of the pocket; and the web pocket including a plurality of elongated runners oriented substantially parallel to one another and each with a loop eye formed at an upper end thereof; and a cord following a path that traverses the plurality of runners and that weaves over and around the runners to form an open web, and forming loop along left and right edges of the web that can be secured onto sides of the frame; and further comprising a top string passing through said slots in said top of the frame and the loop eyes of said runners to anchor the runners to respective ones of said slots, and at least one side string passing through the openings in the sides of the frame and through said loops formed in the web to anchor the web to the sides of the frame.