US20100044404A1

US20100044404A1 - Equipment threader and carrier for stick sports

Info

Publication number: US20100044404A1
Application number: US12/218,247
Authority: US
Inventors: Patrick James Guy
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 2005-11-19
Filing date: 2008-07-14
Publication date: 2010-02-25
Also published as: WO2010008512A9; WO2010008512A3; WO2010008512A2

Abstract

A sports equipment hand-held or stick-held carrier that weaves or threads through one or more pieces of equipment and holds a ball, mouthpiece and other miscellaneous items. The carrier slides, snaps or hooks onto a lacrosse stick and has a strap for hands-free carrying of all the necessary pieces of equipment. The carrier binds the stick and equipment together over the shoulder and around the torso of the user. The stick is easily inserted and removed from the carrier for play while holding the equipment together. This carrier acts as a needle and thread that easily holds and releases the various pieces of equipment. It is a quick, open and secure way to store or carry equipment on its own separately or attached to a stick. The carrier can also be customized with removable attachments to create varying combinations to accommodate different players and easily replace any broken parts.

Description

This application is a continuation-in-part of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/282,528.

BACKGROUND, SUMMARY AND OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION

The Background of the Invention as noted in the above mentioned application remains with the object as well to be a means of binding and carrying, various pieces of equipment, clothing, cell phone, mobile electronic devices, ball, mouthpiece, car keys, jerseys, bags, handbags, bag handles, cleats, water bottles, makeup etc. that players bring with them to and from the field or stadium.
The above and many other objects, features and advantages of this invention will be fully appreciated from the ensuing description of selected preferred embodiments, with the description to be read in conjunction with the accompanying Drawing.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

FIG. 1 is a view of the threaded equipment on the carrier ready to be placed on the shaft handle of the stick according to a preferred embodiment to this invention.

FIG. 2 is a front or back perspective view showing the carrier according to a preferred embodiment of this invention.

FIG. 3 is a side view of this invention showing the handle of the device.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the ball holder and mouthpiece holder of this invention.

FIG. 5 is a side perspective view showing the handle, ball holder, mouthpiece holder and miscellaneous equipment holder.

FIG. 6 is a front perspective view of the carrier according to a preferred embodiment of this invention with the openings for the stick shaft, miscellaneous equipment, ball and mouthpiece holders; also, flat area for lettering and opening for the large loop that fits over the opposite end.

FIG. 7 is a front or rear perspective view of the hands free strap showing a shaft loop on one end, flat area with lettering between each end and a hook at the opposite end.

FIG. 8 is a front view of a person using the carrier with a lacrosse stick and the hands free strap.

FIG. 9 is a rear view of a person using the carrier with a lacrosse stick and no other equipment on it to show the hands free aspect of the device.

FIG. 10 is a front perspective view showing the carrier according to a preferred embodiment of this invention.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing the shaft loop opening in the closed larger loop.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing the larger loop closed above the carriers threading end.

FIG. 13 is a front view of the carriers threading end with folding arms/handle extended.

FIG. 14 is a front view of a cone-head shaped lacrosse stick holder with hooks.

FIG. 15 is a front view of a C-shaped lacrosse stick holder.

FIG. 16 is a front view of a backwards C-shaped lacrosse stick holder.

FIG. 17 is a front view of a swiveling cone-headed C-shaped lacrosse stick holder.

FIG. 18 is a front perspective view of this invention showing the handle on top with large hooks/loops to carry equipment as a preferred embodiment of this device.

FIG. 19 is a front perspective view showing a multi-position, equipment carrying arm/loop as a preferred embodiment of this invention.

FIG. 20 is a front perspective view of the lacrosse stick head-shaped bag for holding the lacrosse ball, mouthpiece, car keys, makeup, cleats, cell phone, misc. items, etc.

FIG. 21 is a front perspective view showing the lacrosse stick holder, threading end, ball holder, mouthpiece holder, lacrosse head bag, various equipment bags and other attachments connecting and detaching from a preferred embodiment of the device.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

With reference now to the drawing, and initially to FIG. 1, the carrier 10 according to a preferred embodiment is shown in use holding various pieces of equipment/gear 12 and with a stick shaft/handle 14 ready to attach through the top loop and handle of the carrier 10. The loop above the handle of the carrier 10 is designed to hold the stick shaft 14.
As shown in more detail in FIGS. 2 and 3, the carrier 10 of this embodiment is favorably molded of durable rubber or plastic material. Here, the carrier end 110 is molded into a threading point. The large loop 112 is wide enough to accommodate the handle 116 and shaft loop 118 of the carrier 10. The space for equipment 114 is in the middle of the carrier 10. The handle 116 acts as a stop for the various pieces of equipment 12 thread onto the space for equipment 114. The shaft loop 118 and handle 116 are small enough for the large loop 112 to fit over and bind in place the various pieces of equipment 12 laced to the space for equipment 114 by passing the carrier end 110 through each various piece of equipment 12 individually.
As illustrated in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 the carrier end 110 threads through the various pieces of equipment/gear 12 stopped by the handle 116 of the carrier 10. The equipment 12 now on the space for equipment 114, the large loop 112 is lifted over the handle 116 and shaft loop 118 with the carrier end 110 resting onto the space for equipment 114 below the handle 116 securing the equipment 12. The handle 116 of the carrier 10 can now be held to receive the stick shaft 14 through the shaft loop 118. The handle 116 of the carrier 10 can carry the equipment 12 on its own or with the stick shaft 14 through the shaft loop 118 and handle 116 designed to hold the stick shaft 14. The stick shaft 14 can be easily removed from the handle 116 and shaft loop 118 for use in play while keeping equipment 12 secured. The stick shaft 14 can be easily removed with carrier 10, holding equipment 12 being hung from shaft loop 118 onto hook 16 for storage.
As shown in FIG. 4 the carrier 10 has a ball holder 18 and a mouthpiece holder 20. The mouthpiece 22 currently in use by the player is held by the mouthpiece holder 20 and the ball 24 is stored in the ball holder 18. The ball holder becomes the stopper for the equipment 12 laced onto the carrier 10.
As illustrated in FIGS. 5, 6 and 7 the carrier 10 is shown in more detail and this embodiment is favorably molded of rubber or plastic materials. Here, the hook 26 attached to the side of the ball holder 18 is designed to hold the carrier end 110. The large loop 112 and carrier end 110 can connect at the hook 26 or fit over the shaft loop 118, cell phone, spare mouthpiece, other various items holder 30, ball holder 18 and mouthpiece holder 20. With the large loop 112 fit over and resting on the space for equipment 114 the hook 26 is free to hold any other item like car keys, etc. The hands free strap 42 attaches to the ring loop 28 or to the space for equipment 114 when not in use. The front and back of the space for equipment 114 in FIG. 6 has flat space to accommodate lettering 32 on each side for advertising or product info. The hands free strap 42 in FIG. 7 has flat space to accommodate lettering 46 on each side. The stick loop end 40 of the hands free strap 42 is designed to fit over the stick shaft 14. The youth or adult sized mouthpiece 22 fits into the mouthpiece holder 20. The ball 24 is held by the ball holder 18. Starting with the carrier end 110 and lacing the various pieces of equipment 12 onto the space for equipment 114; the equipment 12 is stopped by the ball holder 18.
As illustrated in FIGS. 8 and 9 the carrier 10 and hands free strap 42 are shown with only a stick shaft and no other equipment to obtain a clear view of the functioning invention. The shaft loop 118 connects with the stick shaft 14 over the shoulder while the stick loop end 40 attaches to the opposite end of the stick shaft 14 near the waist of the person using the carrier 10 along with the hands free strap 42. FIG. 9 illustrates a stick shaft 14 through the shaft loop 118 of the carrier 10 after the large loop 112 already passed over the shaft loop 118, ball holder 18, ring loop 28, hook 26, and miscellaneous item holder 30. The hook end 44 of the hands free strap 42 attaches to the space for equipment 114 of the carrier 10 or to any piece of equipment attached to the device.
As shown in more detail in FIG. 10 the carrier 10 of this embodiment is favorably molded of durable rubber or flexible plastic material at each end. The carrier end 110, large loop 112 and shaft loop 118 are molded of flexible plastic. The opposite end consisting of the ball holder 18, ring loop 28, hook 26 and various item holder/handle 30 are molded of flexible plastic. The space for equipment 114 is molded of less flexible plastic, wood, aluminum, titanium, or other light weight metal shaft material that's either flat, round, basic six-sided stick shaft shape, or any other stick shaft shape from the bottom of the shaft loop 118 to the top of the ball holder 18. This embodiment has a top or head end; molded carrier end 110, shaft loop 118, large loop 112 and large loop ends 122, as well as, a bottom or butt end; molded ball holder 18, ring loop 28, hook 26 and various item holder/handle 30. The space for equipment 114 is stiffer molded plastic or any material used to make lacrosse stick shafts. The flexible carrier end 110 and ball holder 18 is connected to the space for equipment 114 at opposite ends, screwed, snapped, clamped, glued, pop-in hole connector, etc. together depending upon the material. The connector hole 158 allows for each end of the space for equipment 114 to detach and reconnect by hand interchanging the various ends of the carrier 10.
FIGS. 10, 11, 12 and 13 shows a front perspective view of the carrier 10 according to a preferred embodiment of this invention and several truncated views of the carrier end 110. The remainder of FIGS. 11, 12 and 13 are as shown in FIG. 10 front perspective view of the carrier 10 with the ball holder 18, ring loop 28, hook 26, mouthpiece holder 20 and various items/equipment holders 30 or not. FIGS. 10, 11 and 12 shows the shaft loop 118 connected to the large loop 112 at the carrier end 110. The large loop ends 122 attach to the equipment off connection 120 at the top end of the space for equipment 114. FIG. 11 shows the equipment off connection 120 with large loop ends 122 attached closing the large loop 112 to release the various pieces of equipment 12 from the carrier 10 over the large loop 112 and the carrier end 110. The space for equipment 114 is harder, less flexible molded plastic, wood, aluminum, titanium, or any other metal shaft material that's either flat, round or stick shaft shaped from the bottom of the shaft loop 118 to the top of the ball holder 18 as shown in FIG. 10. All along the space for equipment 114 is lettering 32 for ads or product info. The hands free strap 42 from FIG. 7 connects to the ring loop 28 by the hook end 44. The ball holder 18 is flexible plastic connected at the opposite end of the space for equipment 114 from the shaft loop 118 and the large loop 112. The ball holder 18 is finger distance spaced above the various item/miscellaneous equipment holder/handle 30 i.e. cell phone, spare mouthpiece, etc. that functions as a handle 30 when the large loop ends 122 are attached to the equipment off connection 120 allowing gravity to release the various pieces of equipment 12 from the carrier 10 over the large loop 112 and carrier end 110. FIG. 12 shows the large loop ends 122 connected together beyond the carrier end 110. Here, the large loop 112 is formed the opposite way for the various pieces of equipment 12 to slide off the carrier 10 by holding the various item holder/handle 30 up with the carrier end 110 pointing down. FIG. 13 illustrates folding handles 124 at the top of the space for equipment 114 below the shaft loop 118 with the various pieces of equipment 12 stopped from passing over the shaft loop 118 and carrier end 110 when the folding handles 124 are in locked position perpendicular to the space for equipment 114. The folding handles 124 unlock up or down to allow the various pieces of equipment 12 to pass back over the folding handles 124, the shaft loop 118, carrier end 110 and off the carrier 10. The ball holder 18 prevents the various pieces of equipment 12 from falling off the opposite end. The flexible carrier end 110 and ball holder 18 is connected to the space for equipment 114 at opposite ends, screwed, snapped, clamped, glued, pop-in hole connector, etc. together depending upon the material. The connector hole 158 allows for each end of the space for equipment 114 to detach and reconnect by hand interchanging the various ends of the carrier 10.
As shown in FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 the hands free strap 42 functions as shown with the hook end 44 attaching to the carrier 10 of FIG. 10 at the ring loop 28, the hook 26 or around and back onto itself above or below the ball holder 18.
FIGS. 10 and 13 is favorably produced of molded harder plastic, wood, titanium or any other light weight metal shaft material from the top of the ball holder 18 to the top of the carrier end 110.
The carrier 10 of FIG. 13 is favorably produced using molded harder plastic, wood, titanium or any other light weight metal shaft material. The space for equipment 114 consists of the carrier end 110, shaft loop 118 and folding arms 124 at one end and folding arms 124, shaft loop 118 and carrier end 110 at the opposite end of the space for equipment 114. The folding arms 124 act as handles when in the locked position at either end of the space for equipment 114. The folding arms 124 act as stops for the various pieces of equipment 12 when in the locked position perpendicular to the space for equipment 114. The folding arms 124 allow for the various pieces of equipment 12 to release from either end of the space for equipment 114 when unlocked and folded parallel to the space for equipment 114 either in up or down parallel position. FIG. 13 shows a carrier 10 that allows for the various pieces of equipment 12 to be added to and released from either end of the space for equipment 114 over the unlocked parallel folding arms 124, shaft loop 118, and carrier end 110.
FIGS. 14, 15 and 16 shows various types of the lacrosse stick holder 118. FIG. 15 shows a C-shaped version of the holder that fits and snaps or clicks over the lacrosse stick shaft 14. FIG. 16 is a backward C-shaped version. FIG. 17 shows a cone-headed, C-shaped swiveling lacrosse stick holder. The C-shaped lacrosse stick holder 118 fits and snaps or clicks in place using the stick snap holder 160 over the lacrosse stick shaft and without having to slide it all the way down the stick shaft 14. The connector hole 158 allows for each end of the space for equipment 114 to detach and reconnect by hand interchanging the various ends of the carrier 10.
The carrier 10 of FIG. 18 is favorably produced of molded plastic and solid parts. The space for equipment 114 is formed as large loops with pointed ends 110 for threading various pieces of equipment 12. The pointed ends 110 connect and remove by hand from the carrier 10. The handle 116 is on top of the lacrosse stick holder 118.
As shown in FIG. 19 the carrier 10 is produced of molded plastic and solid parts. The lacrosse stick holder 118 is C-shaped and swivels. The space for equipment 114 functions as a multi-position, carrying arm that starts fully extended to thread the various pieces of equipment 12 or perpendicular then connects to the carrier 10 forming a closed half loop. The hook 52 is used to attach various items including the lacrosse stick head-shaped bag 50.
As illustrated in FIG. 20 the lacrosse stick head-shaped bag 50 is comprised of molded plastic as ribs 152 for the bag using lacrosse stick mesh/traditional string 150 or leather, polyester, nylon, etc. on each face of the head, front and back, or all the way around the ribs 152 to form a bag. The bag 50 can also snap in and out of a lacrosse stick head. The drawstring 154 is made of shooting string material that opens wide to accept many and various sized items, cleats, tape, etc. including a lacrosse ball 24 and mouthpiece 22. The lacrosse stick head-shaped bag 50 attaches to the carrier 10 using the head handle 156 with a hole in it. The head handle 156 connects with carrier 10 in several places including the space for equipment 114 at either end by the connector hole 158, the hook 52, 26 or directly onto the lacrosse stick shaft 14 using the lacrosse stick holder 118. The lacrosse stick head-shaped bag 50 also functions as one end, equipment stopper end, of carrier 10. The connector hole 158 allows for each end of the space for equipment 114 to detach and reconnect by hand interchanging the various ends of the carrier 10.
As shown in FIG. 21 and in most other Figs. the flexible carrier end 110 and ball holder 18 is connected to the space for equipment 114 at opposite ends, screwed, snapped, clamped, glued, pop-in hole connector, clicked, etc. together depending upon the material. The connector hole 158 allows for each end of the space for equipment 114 to detach and reconnect by hand interchanging the various ends of the carrier 10. A player could create their own device by having a ball holder 18 at each end of the carrier 10, two lacrosse stick holders 118, two threading carrier ends 110, or any combination as the carrier ends are interchangeable and separate from the space for equipment 114 and reattach by hand. The space for equipment 114 can be customized, lengthened or shortened, to hold various amounts and sizes of equipment depending upon the player, i.e. Goalies have more equipment and other players have less. Broken ends can be taken off by hand and replaced using the shaft connector 162.

Claims

1. A hand-held carrier for holding a lacrosse stick, ball, mouthpiece and equipment comprising:

(a) a cord body of material having a first end and a second end and having a central axis along said cord; said first end of body comprising: a formed handle section which is perpendicular to said central axis; said handle having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said handle section said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector; said second end having two segments that diverge from each other and then converge towards each other to form a tear-drop shaped closed loop; said loop being sized to permit the said handle to pass through said loop;

(b) said carrier also having a ball holder integral to said carrier wherein said ball holder having a curved right section, curved left section and curved rear section that securely holds a lacrosse and wherein a lacrosse ball can be inserted and removed by hand from said ball holder;

(c) said curved rear section to the ball holder also having a mouthpiece holder integral to said curved rear section wherein said mouth piece holder having a top extension member, bottom extension member, a U-shaped connector and a tooth-shaped extension member that securely holds a mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said mouthpiece holder;

(d) said curved left section to the ball holder also having a hook holder integral to said curved left section wherein said hook holder having an O-shaped ring that securely holds a hook and wherein a hook can be inserted and removed by hand from said hook holder;

(e) said curved right section to the ball holder also having a loop holder integral to said curved right section wherein said loop holder having a hook that securely holds a loop and wherein a loop can be inserted and removed by hand from said loop holder;

(f) said carrier also having a cell phone holder integral to said carrier wherein said cell phone holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a cell phone and wherein a cell phone can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(g) said carrier also having a mobile electronic device holder integral to said carrier wherein said mobile electronic device holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a mobile electronic device and wherein a mobile electronic device can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(h) said carrier also having a spare mouthpiece holder integral to said carrier wherein said spare mouthpiece holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a spare mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said spare mouthpiece holder;

(i) said carrier also having a hands-free strap separate from said carrier wherein said hands-free strap comprising: a cord body of material having a first end and having a second end and having a central axis along said cord; said first end of body comprising: a formed hook section; said second end having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said central axis said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector;

2. The device of claim 1 wherein said device is colored.

3. A method for utilizing the device of claim 9 comprising:

providing a cord body of material having a first end and a second end and having a central axis along said cord; said first end of body comprising: a formed handle section which is perpendicular to said central axis; said handle having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said handle section said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector; said second end having two segments that diverge from each other and then converge towards each other to form a tear-drop shaped closed loop; said loop being sized to permit the said handle to pass through said loop; said carrier also having a ball holder integral to said carrier wherein said ball holder having a curved right section, curved left section and curved rear section that securely holds a lacrosse and wherein a lacrosse ball can be inserted and removed by hand from said ball holder; said curved rear section to the ball holder also having a mouthpiece holder integral to said curved rear section wherein said mouth piece holder having a top extension member, bottom extension member, a U-shaped connector and a tooth-shaped extension member that securely holds a mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said mouthpiece holder; said curved left section to the ball holder also having a hook holder integral to said curved left section wherein said hook holder having an O-shaped ring that securely holds a hook and wherein a hook can be inserted and removed by hand from said hook holder; said curved right section to the ball holder also having a loop holder integral to said curved right section wherein said loop holder having a hook that securely holds a loop and wherein a loop can be inserted and removed by hand from said loop holder; said carrier also having a cell phone holder integral to said carrier wherein said cell phone holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a cell phone and wherein a cell phone can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder; said carrier also having a mobile electronic device holder integral to said carrier wherein said mobile electronic device holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a mobile electronic device and wherein a mobile electronic device can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder; said carrier also having a spare mouthpiece holder integral to said carrier wherein said spare mouthpiece holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a spare mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said spare mouthpiece holder; said carrier also having a hands-free strap separate from said carrier wherein said hands-free strap comprising: a cord body of material having a first end and having a second end and having a central axis along said cord; said first end of body comprising: a formed hook section; said second end having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said central axis said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector; providing various pieces of lacrosse equipment and starting with the pointed, tear-drop end of said second end, threading the device through openings of each piece of lacrosse equipment beyond the second end and central axis, stopped by the formed handle perpendicular to said axis wherein said second end can pass over said first end below said formed handle binding the laced pieces of equipment and wherein the lacrosse equipment can be removed by lifting the second end over the first end and pulling the formed handle by hand to release the lacrosse equipment from said carrier; providing a lacrosse stick handle that can pass through the U-shaped connector that extends from said handle section and wherein a lacrosse stick handle can be held in one hand and said formed handle section in the other had to insert and remove the lacrosse stick handle; the carrier can hold the lacrosse equipment and lacrosse stick handle separately and together wherein a lacrosse stick handle can be removed and inserted by one hand leaving the lacrosse equipment bound together and held by said formed handle section in the opposite hand; providing a ball that can pass through the curved right and curved left sections of said ball holder, stopped by the curved rear section of the ball holder wherein said ball holder securely holds a ball that can be inserted and removed by hand; providing a mouthpiece that can pass through the top and bottom extension members of the mouthpiece holder, stopped by the rear section of the mouthpiece holder wherein said mouthpiece holder securely holds a mouthpiece that can be inserted and removed by hand; providing a cell phone that can pass through the flat top and bottom sections of the cell phone holder, stopped by the flat rear section of the cell phone holder wherein said cell phone holder securely holds a cell phone that can be inserted and removed by hand; providing a lacrosse stick handle that can pass through the lacrosse stick holder second end of the hands-free strap after the formed hook first end has attached to said carrier held over the shoulder with the lacrosse stick fully inserted to the lacrosse stick's head and held across the chest with the butt end at the waist wherein one hand can hold the butt end of the lacrosse stick and the other can reach the lacrosse stick holder end of said hands-free strap to insert the lacrosse stick handle leaving the lacrosse stick, equipment, said carrier and said hands-free strap secured around a person's back, chest and waist;

4. A hand-held carrier for holding a lacrosse stick, ball, mouthpiece and equipment comprising:

(a) a cord and solid body of material having a first end and a second end and having a central axis along said cord and solid; said first end of body comprising: a formed handle section which is cone-shaped on top and diverges into a Wishbone-shaped and flexible handle that connects and removes by hand to form a tear-drop shaped closed loop with said central axis; said handle having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a U-shaped connector being connected by a right and left extension members that extend to said central axis; said second end having a formed ball holder section which extends to connect with said central axis; said ball holder having a curved right section, curved left section and curved rear section that securely holds a lacrosse and wherein a lacrosse ball can be inserted and removed by hand from said ball holder;

(b) said curved rear section to the ball holder also having a mouthpiece holder integral to said curved rear section wherein said mouth piece holder having a top extension member, bottom extension member, a U-shaped connector and a tooth-shaped extension member that securely holds a mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said mouthpiece holder;

(c) said curved left section to the ball holder also having a hook holder integral to said curved left section wherein said hook holder having an O-shaped ring that securely holds a hook and wherein a hook can be inserted and removed by hand from said hook holder;

(d) said curved right section to the ball holder also having a loop holder integral to said curved right section wherein said loop holder having a hook that securely holds a loop and wherein a loop can be inserted and removed by hand from said loop holder;

(e) said carrier also having a cell phone holder integral to said carrier wherein said cell phone holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a cell phone and wherein a cell phone can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(f) said carrier also having a mobile electronic device holder integral to said carrier wherein said mobile electronic device holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a mobile electronic device and wherein a mobile electronic device can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(g) said carrier also having a spare mouthpiece holder integral to said carrier wherein said spare mouthpiece holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a spare mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said spare mouthpiece holder;

(h) said carrier also having a separate hands-free strap that connects to said carrier wherein said hands-free strap comprising: a cord body of material having a first end and having a second end and having a central axis along said cord; said first end of body comprising: a formed hook section; said second end having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said central axis said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector;

(i) said carrier also having a lacrosse stick head-shaped bag that connects to said carrier at the second end wherein said stick head-shaped bag having a formed handle section, curved bottom section, mesh/traditional webbing connected to both sides of each face and left and right extension members that extend from said bottom section and connect with said handle section which has an opening that is sized to fit a ball, mouthpiece, cell phone, miscellaneous items with a shooting string drawstring to open and close said bag by hand while holding said handle section.

(j) said carrier also having a shaft connector integral to each end of the central axis for attaching and releasing said molded ends from solid axis wherein said central axis ends having a popping button, snap, hook that extends perpendicular form said central axis close to each end and can by activated by hand to release and reattach said carrier ends from said central axis.

5. The device of claim 4 wherein the device is colored.

6. A hand-held carrier for holding a lacrosse stick, ball, mouthpiece and equipment comprising:

(a) a solid body of material having a first end and a second end and having a central axis along said solid; said first end of body comprising: a formed hook end-shaped handle section which locks in perpendicular and parallel positions to said central axis; said handle having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said handle section said right and left extension members being connected by a U-shaped connector that extends to a cone-shaped point; said second end having a formed hook end-shaped handle section which locks in perpendicular and parallel positions to said central axis; said handle having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members that extend from said handle section being connected at the left extension member by an upside down J-shaped connector forming a C-shape that extends to a cone-shaped point wherein said holder bends to fit and click, snap directly onto the lacrosse stick and can be inserted and removed by hand from said holder;

(b) said carrier also having a ball holder separate from said carrier wherein said ball holder having a curved right section, curved left section and curved rear section that securely holds a lacrosse ball and wherein a lacrosse ball can be inserted and removed by hand from said ball holder;

(f) said carrier also having a cell phone holder separate from said carrier wherein said cell phone holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a cell phone and wherein a cell phone can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(g) said carrier also having a mobile electronic device holder separate from said carrier wherein said mobile electronic device holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a mobile electronic device and wherein a mobile electronic device can be inserted and removed by hand from said mobile electronic device holder;

(h) said carrier also having a spare mouthpiece holder separate from said carrier wherein said spare mouthpiece holder having a flat top section, flat bottom section, curved right section, curved left section and a flat rear section that securely holds a spare mouthpiece and wherein a mouthpiece can be inserted and removed by hand from said spare mouthpiece holder;

(j) said carrier also having a lacrosse stick head-shaped bag that connects to said carrier at the second end wherein said stick head-shaped bag having a formed handle section, curved bottom section, mesh/traditional webbing connected to both sides of each face and left and right extension members that extend from said bottom section and connect with said handle section which has an opening that is sized to fit a ball, mouthpiece, cell phone, miscellaneous items with a shooting string drawstring to open and close said bag by hand while holding said handle section.

(k) said carrier also having a shaft connector integral to each end of the central axis for attaching and releasing said molded ends from solid axis wherein said central axis ends having a popping button, snap, hook that extends perpendicular form said central axis close to each end and can by activated by hand to release and reattach said carrier ends from said central axis.

7. A hand-held carrier for holding a lacrosse stick, ball, mouthpiece and equipment comprising:

(a) a cord and solid body of material having a first end and a second end and having a central axis along sad cord and solid; said first end of body comprising; a formed handle section which is perpendicular to said central axis; said handle section having a lacrosse stick holder said holder having a right and left extension members being connected by an upside down J-shaped connector forming a C-shape that extends to a cone-shaped point wherein said holder bends to fit and click, snap directly onto the lacrosse stick and can be inserted and removed by hand from said holder; said second having two segments that diverge from each other and turn upward toward said handle section along each side of said central axis then connect by hand to said central axis to form two large closed loops and having two large hooks when removed by hand from said central axis;

(i) said carrier also having a hands-free strap separate from said carrier wherein said hands-free strap comprising: a cord body of material having a first end and having a