Bauer Hockey LLC

Sport Maska Inc.

Itech Sport Products Inc.

Sports Maska Inc.

Garnet Alexander

Vittorio Bologna

Jacques Durocher

Thierry Krick

Marie-Claude Genereux

Philippe Jean

Jean-Marie Bidal

Denis Cote

Ken Covo

Ryan Ouckama

Marc Poirier

Stephen Murphy

Alexis Seguin

Jean-Francois Corbeil

Paul Isabelle

Conrad Payeur

Simon-Pierre Germain

Stephen Goodhand

Hubert Gagnon

Eric Lemie Ux

Sebastien Lambert

A skate (e.g., an ice skate) or other footwear for a user. The skate or other footwear comprises a skate boot or other foot-receiving structure for receiving a foot of the user and possibly one or more other components, such as a skating device (e.g., a blade and a blade holder) disposed beneath the skate boot to engage a skating surface (e.g., ice). In some cases, at least part of the skate boot or other foot-receiving structure and optionally at least part of one or more other components (e.g., the skating device) may be constructed from one or more materials (e.g., foams) molded by flowing in molding equipment during a molding process (e.g., injection molding or casting). This may allow the skate or other footwear to have useful performance characteristics (e.g., reduced weight, proper fit and comfort, etc.) while being more cost-effectively manufactured.

Skate or other footwear

A helmet for protecting a head of a wearer, such as a hockey, lacrosse, football or other sports player. The helmet includes an outer shell and an inner padding disposed between the outer shell and the wearer's head when the helmet is worn. The inner padding includes a plurality of shock absorbers and an interconnector interconnecting the shock absorbers, each shock absorber being deformable in response to a rotational impact on the helmet such that an outer part of the shock absorber moves relative to an inner part of the shock absorber in a direction tangential to an angular movement of the outer shell due to the rotational impact.

Helmet for impact protection

A skate (e.g., an ice skate) or other footwear for a user, in which a skate boot or other foot-receiving structure for receiving a foot of the user may be configured to enhance power transfer of the user (e.g., for push-off and skating straight), agility of the user (e.g., for turns), and/or other aspects of performance of the user, such as by comprising a sole region that is configured to be disposed under the user's foot and includes different materials strategically distributed (e.g., in a longitudinal direction of the skate boot or other foot-receiving structure) or otherwise implements these enhancements.

A wheel for an inline skate that may reduce rolling friction and provide a wider rolling base giving more stability. The wheel comprises a hub for receiving an axle and a wheel body defining a circumference of the wheel. The wheel body comprises a circumferential surface extending along the circumference of the wheel. The circumferential surface comprises a first contact surface and a second contact surface for being in rolling contact with a skating surface on which the inline skate moves. The wheel body also comprises a receding surface extending from the first contact surface to the second contact surface and forming a recess between the first contact surface and the second contact surface.

Inline skate wheel

A helmet having a first helmet portion and a second helmet portion disposed adjacent to said first helmet portion, with the portions being slidably connected to one another and slidable relative to each other. The second helmet portion has a restraint defining a passage. The first helmet portion has an opening exposing a portion of the restraint. A securing member is received in the opening of the first helmet portion and slidable between engaged and disengaged positions. A portion of the securing member extends through the opening toward the second helmet portion and is received in the passage when in the disengaged position. The securing member engages the restraint and prevents relative movement of the first and second helmet portions when in the engaged position.

Adjustable helmet shell

A hockey helmet () comprising a front helmet portion () and a rear helmet portion () disposed to be moveable relative to each other so as to define an internal cavity of varying volume, a securing member () being mounted to a location on the front helmet portion () adjacent the temple thereof, the securing member () being slidable between a first or open position and a second or closed position, the rear helmet portion () having a restraint () configured and disposed to be complimentary to the securing member () such that when the securing member () cooperatively engages the restraint (), the relative displacement of the front helmet portion () and the rear helmet portion () is inhibited. The restraint () comprises a number of positions in which the securing member () can be cooperatively engaged such that the volume of the helmet () may be modified.

A helmet () comprising a mechanism () to increase or decrease the internal volume thereof through the displacement of one or more portions () of the protective material () lining the helmet shell (). The adjustment mechanism () is mounted on or adjacent the shell () of the helmet (), from which project one or more connectors () which are operationally connected to the movable portions () of the protective material (). When the adjustment mechanism () is activated, for example clockwise or counterclockwise, the connectors () are displaced, which causes the movable portions () of the protective material () to either be displaced away from the shell () of the helmet () or towards the shell () of the helmet () and thus allowing for a fine tuning of the fit of the helmet () on a player's head.

Adjustable helmet

Hockey helmet

Helmet visor

The present invention relates to attachments for releasably securing a transparent shield to a wire grid face protector and the wire grid face protector to a helmet. The attachments comprise a clip and a bracket. The clip comprises a retaining body adapted to be secured to the wire grid face protector at a predetermined location and on opposed sides of a sight opening of the wire grid face protector. The retaining body has a guide slot adapted to receive an attachment flange of the transparent shield, and an opening formed in an outer wall thereof configured to receive in abutting engagement a resilient, outwardly inclined tongue of the attachment flange. The bracket comprises a body having a groove into which a wire member of the wire grid face protector is releasably and frictionally retained.

Helmet face protector attachment system

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Beaconsfield, Canada

Garnet Alexander