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Companies => Off-the-shelf companies => Topic started by: Howzat on November 08, 2009, 10:32:38 AM
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Saw in AOC this month willo stix have made a shoulder less bat in the newbery Excalibur style, can't find any pic online though!
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Look foul.
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A mate of mine has this bat, its amazing!
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http://www.facebook.com/pages/Willostix/48217542080?ref=search&sid=1050324598.1438576144..1#/photo.php?pid=2860649&id=48217542080
there you go lads
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Looks Fugly
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I disagree but the main thing is how the bat plays is it not?
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My mate is sponsored, I will have a look at his next time I see him.
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(http://photos-a.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc3/hs059.snc3/14641_183052142080_48217542080_2873500_2397938_n.jpg)
Are these they Tom?
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Cheers would be useful as have emailed them/manufacturer about it....alvaro yes they are the gloves.
Back on topic bat looks very different but has been done before by others. Perhaps a common theme with the brand?!
Is the splice in the handle possibly infringing mongoose design?
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Looks ok but as Alridd correctly says its not how it looks its how it plays.
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Yeah its obvious performance is paramount. . .but that bat is ugly! Looks like a wine bottle with a condom shoved on top!!
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How could the handle infringe anything to do with Mongoose? The bat is a copy of a previous shape but no patent for it as people cannot patent something you or I could do at any time with a bat, I like the shape having used one first time round. The handle in a Mongoose is bog standard as used in the worst Kashmir tape ball bats to Sachin's match bat, nothing to patent there, unless you mean the fact you cannot see it due to a grip.
I think having spoken about the gloves that they are a problem, maybe not Willostix at fault but someone is.
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Mike did you manage to get my tools?
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Off now so will collect today, and also had a yes for my offer so will sort details with you later.
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:-)
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Is the splice in the handle possibly infringing mongoose design?
Coming back to this, 'The Stick' is just a regular bat spliced in a standard manner with it on view.