Sri Sports Limited

Dunlop Sports Company Limited

Roger Cleveland Golf Company, Inc.

5.11, Inc.

Sumitomo Rubber Industries Limited

Sharon J Park

Daniel J Stone

Andrew P Chick

Matthew R Daraskavich

Kevin R Tassistro

Douglas E Roberts

Brian D Schielke

Scott A Carlyle

Jimmy H Kuan

Christopher R Cooper

Roberto Aguayo

Jeffrey D Brunski

Keith F Dolezel

John J Rae

Brad S Hooley

Ryan J A Ritchie

Alan Anthony Vespe

Chih-Lung Liu

Chin-Chun Tseng

Jiann-Hsing Chuang

Justin Chambers

Nathaniel J Radcliffe

Patrick A Ripp

Robert J Horacek

Dan S Nivanh

Sam G Lacey

Craig R Schnell

Kevin Schaeffer

Scott Michael Lambert

Katelyn Fukushima

Tyler Cigard

Robert Van Der Heyden

Cameron J Day

Dustin J Brekke

Alex L Timmons

Dariusz Cyrulik

Joel Soriano Alarcon

Scott Robb Neilson

Ed Mitchell

Tom Mitchell

Storage pack

Garment pocket

Weight training vest

A magazine pouch having a body that includes a front panel, a bottom panel, and a rear panel that cooperate to form a pocket configured to receive one or more magazines. The magazine pouch includes a first side panel that is separate from the body and a second side panel that is separate from the body and separate from the first side panel. At least one cord connects the first side panel and the second side panel to the body. A magazine retention member is configured to pass over the top of one or more magazines positioned within the pocket. The rear panel can be taller than the front panel.

Magazine pouch

A golf club head has a striking face with a plurality of scorelines including a first scoreline and a second scoreline adjacent thereto. The striking face also has a plurality of auxiliary grooves each spaced from the scorelines. In a first imaginary vertical plane, a first path is formed by a first intersection between the first imaginary vertical plane and the striking face, and the auxiliary grooves have a first concentration no less than 0.17 measured between the first and second scorelines. A second imaginary vertical plane is horizontally spaced from the first imaginary plane. A second path is formed in the second imaginary vertical plane by a second intersection between the second imaginary vertical plane and the striking face. The auxiliary grooves in the second imaginary vertical plane have a second concentration that is different from the first concentration measured between the first and second scorelines.

Golf club head

An exercise weight bag is configured to be filled with a weight material, such as a granular material. In some configurations, the weight bag is sized and shaped to be received in a receptacle of a tactical-style vest. The weight bag can include a baffle that limits separation of a front panel and a rear panel. The weight bag can include one or more reinforcement panels that are more rigid than the front and rear panels to provide shape to the weight bag. The weight bag can include top and/or side adjustment features to allow for adjustment of a height and/or width of the weight bag.

Exercise weight bag

A weight-training vest assembly may include front and rear panels for receiving weighted inserts. First and second lateral cummerbund segments may connect the front and rear panels along a wearer's torso sides and respectively include a zippered pocket and/or a lapped-band pocket. The zippered pocket may include a zipper operable to block or unblock an aperture that permits access into an internal volume from outside the zippered pocket. The lapped-band pocket may include a lower rim of a cover substrate lapped over an upper rim of a base substrate to define a fastener-less passage into an interior volume of the lapped-band pocket. Stretch woven fabric or other stretchable material may form the pockets, e.g., to maintain snugness despite user athletic training movements and/or to maintain the rims in overlapping engagement to retain items within the lapped-band pocket.

Backpack

Modular bag system having one or more base bags and a plurality of attachable gear sets. In some configurations, a base bag or a gear set includes a pocket flap that easily moves from an external orientation to an internal orientation to permit access to the pocket. In some configurations, a bag has a strap arrangement that converts from a two-strap arrangement to a single-strap arrangement.

Modular gear bag system

A plate carrier (such as a vest) is provided having shock absorption capabilities for absorbing shock in response to movement of a plate within the carrier resulting from movement of the wearer. The plate carrier can include a cradle that supports the plate within a pocket from underneath. Stretchable material may be incorporated into the cradle to provide shock absorption. For example, the cradle may include a limit strap hanging to form a first loop and a shock-absorption strap hanging to form a second loop spaced above the first loop. The shock-absorption strap may be formed from a material more stretchable than the limit strap, for example, so that the limit strap provides a limit of plate deflection and shock absorption provided.

Plate carrier absorption of shock from movement of wearer

A golf club head includes a heel portion, a toe portion, a hosel, and a striking face. The striking face includes a plurality of scorelines each having an average depth no less than about 0.10 mm, a plurality of micro-grooves each having an average depth no greater than about 0.010 mm, and a plurality of textured surface treatment regions superimposed on the micro-grooves so as to at least partially intersect the micro-grooves.

Golf club head and manufacturing method for same

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Huntington Beach, CA, United States of America

Sharon J Park