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  • 102 Palo Alto Dr, Plainview, NY 11803 (516) 938-3448

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Charles Monchik
Principal
Metzia Sports Ltd
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
47 Maplewood Dr, Hicksville, NY 11803

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Us Patents

Helmet With Columnar Cushioning

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US Patent:
20130000015, Jan 3, 2013
Filed:
Jul 1, 2011
Appl. No.:
13/175671
Inventors:
James Marzec - West Islip NY, US
Charles Monchik - Glen Cove NY, US
Assignee:
ProStar Athletics LLC - Brooklyn NY
International Classification:
A42B 3/06
US Classification:
2411
Abstract:
Presently disclosed is a protective helmet, which may include a shell defining a shell exterior and a shell interior, and being configured to receive a wearer's head and extend to protectively cover the head circumferentially and vertically over the top of a wearer's skull; a first cushioning member disposed within the shell interior and configured for cushioning the skull; and a plurality of columnar cushioning members configured for supporting the shell on the skull and being configured for bending to allow rotational movement of the shell with respect to the skull, the columnar cushioning members having inner surfaces disposed further inwardly with respect to the shell than the first cushioning member surface to position the columnar member inner surfaces for resting against the skull and leaving a space between the first cushioning member inner surfaces and the skull.

Helmet With Columnar Cushioning

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US Patent:
20140053323, Feb 27, 2014
Filed:
Oct 28, 2013
Appl. No.:
14/064973
Inventors:
Charles Monchik - Glen Cove NY, US
Assignee:
ProStar Athletics LLC - Brookly NY
International Classification:
A42B 3/12
US Classification:
2411
Abstract:
Presently disclosed is a protective helmet, which may include a shell defining a shell exterior and a shell interior, and being configured to receive a wearer's head and extend to protectively cover the head circumferentially and vertically over the top of a wearer's skull; a first cushioning member disposed within the shell interior and configured for cushioning the skull; and a plurality of columnar cushioning members configured for supporting the shell on the skull and being configured for bending to allow rotational movement of the shell with respect to the skull, the columnar cushioning members having inner surfaces disposed further inwardly with respect to the shell than the first cushioning member surface to position the columnar member inner surfaces for resting against the skull and leaving a space between the first cushioning member inner surfaces and the skull.
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