GRIPS FOR BALL-BAT HANDLE AND KNOB HAVING MULTIPLE DEGREES OF HARDNESS
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Mar 17, 2017
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Oct 20, 2015
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A grip for a sporting-good implement, such as a ball bat, includes a knob portion configured to be positioned around a knob and a handle portion adjacent to the knob portion. The knob portion may have a first thickness and the handle portion may have a second thickness different from the first thickness. The knob portion may have a first degree of hardness and the handle portion may have a second degree of hardness. In some embodiments, a sporting-good implement may include a handle with a recessed region. The recessed region may be formed between the knob and an edge on the handle. The recessed region may be configured to receive a handle portion of a grip element such that the grip element and the handle are generally flush near the edge.
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