Abstract: A handle grip assembly for swing-type ball game equipment includes a grip shaft, which defines a mating connection portion, a tail portion provided with two locating devices, and a passage hole axially extending through the mating connection portion and the tail portion for receiving a shaft of a sporting equipment handle, a grip sheath surrounding the outer perimeter of the grip shaft, and a butt cap, which defines a base wall abutted against one end of the grip shaft, an enclosing wall outwardly extended from the border of the base wall and wrapped about the outer surface of the grip sheath and two positioning portions located at the base wall and respectively forced into engagement with the locating devices of the tail portion of the grip shaft. Thus, the handle grip assembly effectively simplifies the manufacturing process.

Abstract: A handle grip includes a rubber tube member and a rubber lid. The tube member has a securing portion at an outer side, adjacent to an end thereof. The lid has a locking portion at an inner side thereof. The lid is firmly fitted to the end of the tube member by the locking portion engaging with the securing portion that, the lid will not be separated from the tube member even when a large force is applied on the lid.

Abstract: A grip sleeve includes a sleeve member for sleeving onto a shaft of a sports gear, and a flexible wrapping member wrapped about the sleeve member. The sleeve member has a head, a heel and a body between the head and the heel. The body of the sleeve member has a radially-recessed annular locating groove at least one of two distal ends thereof. The flexible wrapping member is wrapped about the body of the sleeve member in flush with the head and the heel for the grasp by hand comfortably. The flexible wrapping member has an end edge tightly engaged into the annular locating groove of the body of the sleeve member to prohibit axial displacement of the flexible wrapping member relative to the body of the sleeve member.

Abstract: A protective strap is disclosed to include an elongated strap body adapted for spirally winding around a handle. The strap body has a top gripping layer for a user's hand gripping and a bottom layer bonded to the gripping layer. The gripping layer is made of a rubber material. The bottom layer is smaller than the gripping layer in density and ductibility. Additionally, the strap body of the protective strap reduces decreasingly from an end thereof to the other end thereof along the direction of a longitudinal axle thereof in thickness.

Abstract: A strap for winding on a handle is disclosed to include a strap body having a gripping layer made of rubber and located on a top side of the strap body for holding by a user's hand, and a bottom layer bonded at a top surface thereof with a bottom surface of the gripping layer and having a ductility smaller than that of the gripping layer. The gripping layer has a transverse width grater than that of the bottom layer. The gripping layer is provided at one of two lateral sides thereof with a protrusion lip on which a recessed portion is formed and the said recessed portion forms a guiding line at a position where the recessed portion is adjacent to a top surface of the gripping layer.

Abstract: A protective strap adapted to be wound on the handle of a sports apparatus is disclosed to include a first strap body and a second strap body. The first strap body has two long lateral sides and two short ends. One of the short ends of the first strap body is defined as a first joint end. The second strap body has two long lateral sides and two short ends. One of the short ends of the second strap body is defined as a second joint end which is connected to said first joint end of the first strap body.

Abstract: A binding tape for golf club grip is constructed having a non-woven tensile layer, a handhold layer made of polyurethane foam bonded to the tensile layer at one side, and a shock-absorbing base layer bonded to the tensile layer at the other side. The thickness ratio of the tensile layer, the handhold layer, and the shock-absorbing base layer is at 0.2:0.3:1.5˜1:1:1. The total thickness of the binding tape is within 1.3 mm˜2.0 mm.

Abstract: A handle of an exercise device has a main body and a grip tape which is spirally wound on the main body to form a plurality of adjoining segments extending along the axial direction of the main body. The grip tape has at least one three-dimensional stripe which is formed by the heat pressure method and is located on at least two adjoining segments.

Abstract: A golf club grip comprises a tubular body, at least one weight member, and a tape body. The tubular body is fastened with a golf club shaft. The weight member is fastened to the outer surface of the tubular body such that the longitudinal side of the weight member is parallel to the axial direction of the tubular body. The tape body is spirally wound around the tubular body to cover up the weight member.