W.m. T. Burnett Ip, LLC

180s, Inc.

Hylete, Inc.

Christopher Saturnio

David L Reeb

Brian Edward Le Gette

Alan Scott Tipp

Richard B C Tucker, Jr

Inna Alesina

Joanna Lignelli

Nestor M Benavides

Teresa S Healy

Lauretta Welch

Daniel Kinsbourne

A closing and tightening system for the waistband of a garment is provided. Two drawstrings are fed through four grommets. When both strings are pulled tight, both sides of the garment are pulled towards each other, and are secured on top of each other when tied down. The strings are woven through the grommets to allow the garment to be tightened on both sides, creating a secure attachment suited to use on athletic wear.

Garment having a drawstring closure assembly

Transitioning and nonlinear lacrosse stick handle

An embodiment of the present invention provides a lacrosse glove having a rigid protective element extending over and secured to the padding disposed on the back side of the thumb receiving portion of the glove. The protective element comprises a protective thumb portion that extends from proximate to a tip of the thumb receiving portion to a base region of the thumb receiving portion, and a protective transverse portion that extends in a direction generally perpendicular to the protective thumb portion from the base region of the thumb receiving portion toward a center portion of the glove.

Lacrosse glove with protective element

A pocket for a head of a lacrosse stick is provided that includes a plurality of runners extending generally in a longitudinal direction and a plurality of cross laces extending generally in a transverse direction. The pocket further includes one or more joint members that are formed at an intersection of a runner and a cross lace. The runner and the cross lace lie over one another and are held in place by the joint member. A method for forming the pocket is also disclosed.

Molded lacrosse head pocket

A hand covering comprises a shell and a hood. The hood of the hand covering is selectively disposable in multiple configurations. In one configuration, the hood can be disposed so that it covers part of the finger portion. In another configuration, the hood can be disposed so that it does not cover the finger portion and the entire finger portion is exposed. In one embodiment, the hand covering includes a movement mechanism that can be manipulated to move the hood relative to the shell.

Hand covering with a hood and a movement mechanism

This invention relates generally to apparel, and in particular, to a garment with a venting structure and a method of using the venting structure.

Garment with a venting structure and method of using the same

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Crofton, MD, United States of America

Christopher Saturnio