ES1249774U - Blade paddle (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Paddle tennis racket, of the type made up of a frame (1) that is finished off by a handle or handle (2) through a pair of diverging arms (3), a frame in which a core is established center on which respective hitting surfaces (4) are defined for both sides of the blade, affected by a plurality of through holes (5), characterized in that two groups of reliefs (6- 6') opposed, of elongated configuration and slightly arched or straight, distributed parallel to each other, forming a kind of mesh or network with two main directions perpendicular respectively to the trajectory of the ball in cut shots and topspin of drive, and backhand. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

D E S C R I P T I O N

Blade paddle

TECHNICAL SECTOR

The present invention refers to a paddle tennis racket that has been designed and structured in order to improve control of the ball in cut and topspin strokes.

More specifically, the object of the invention is to provide a conventional racket with a series of more or less curved or straight raised lines that intersect each other, which allow better control of the effects in the type of blows. previously cited.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Conventionally, the paddle rackets are structured by means of a flattened body with a rounded contour, affected by a plurality of through holes from one to the other of its faces, a body of which a handle is an extension located as an extension of the imaginary major axis thereof.

Rackets are known that present on their striking surface small reliefs or textures to increase the adherence of the striking surface of the blade in this type of hits,

However, this type of textures or reliefs present a problem with two aspects:

They are evenly distributed on the surface of the blades, so they are not designed to be effective for hits in completely opposite directions, such as drive and backhand.

EXPLANATION OF THE INVENTION

The padel racket that the invention proposes solves in a fully satisfactory way the problems previously exposed based on a simple but highly efficient solution.

For this, and starting from the conventional structuring of any paddle tennis racket, in which a smooth or rough striking surface participates, affected by a plurality of conveniently distributed through holes, the racket of the invention focuses its characteristics on the fact that on said striking surface a series of reliefs are established in accordance with two opposing distributions, specifically designed, respectively, for striking balls cut from drive and backhand.

These reliefs have a prismatic-rectangular elongated and slightly curved or straight configuration, distributed parallel to each other, so that, by presenting pronounced edges, they provide greater adherence to the ball when hitting when said hitting is carried out with the blade inclined.

In this sense, and as previously said, the direction of the ball with respect to the paddle is completely opposite if it is hit from the drive than if it is hit from the backhand, so the distributions of parallel reliefs will be arranged according to two opposing distributions, perpendicular to the trajectory of the ball for both types of blow, thus defining a kind of mesh or net with two main directions.

In this way, a shovel is achieved that improves control in the application of effects on the ball in cut and topspin strokes, both drive and backhand.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that is going to be made below and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of a practical embodiment thereof, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of a padel racket made according to for the purpose of the invention.

Figure 2.- Shows an enlarged detail of the reliefs provided on the striking surface of the blade of the invention.

Figure 3.- Finally, shows a schematic figure of the double distribution of the specific reliefs for drive and backhand goals respectively.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the outlined figures, it can be seen how the paddle racket proposed by the invention is constituted, in a known way, by means of a frame (1) that ends in a handle or handle (2) through a pair of arms. divergent (3), frame in which a central core is established on which respective striking surfaces (4) are defined for both faces of the blade, smooth or rough and affected by a plurality of through holes (5).

Well, in accordance with the essence of the invention, it has been envisaged that on the striking surface (4) two groups of opposing reliefs (6-6 ') are established, with an elongated prismatic-rectangular configuration and slightly arched, if They could well be straight, distributed parallel to each other, forming a kind of mesh or net with two main directions, one specially designed to define a surface perpendicular to the trajectory of the ball in cut and topspin shots, and the other perpendicular to the trajectory. off the ball on backhand slices and topspin shots.

Claims (1)

1§.- Padel racket, of the type made from a frame (1) that ends in a handle or handle (2) through a pair of divergent arms (3), frame in which it is established a central core on which respective striking surfaces (4) are defined for both faces of the blade, affected by a plurality of through holes (5), characterized in that two groups of reliefs are established on the striking surface (4) (6-6 ') opposed, with an elongated configuration and slightly arched or straight, distributed parallel to each other, forming a kind of mesh or net with two main directions perpendicular respectively to the trajectory of the ball in cut shots and drive topspin, and backwards.