Grip for generally rod shaped objects

1. A grip for a generally rod shaped object comprising:

a grip having a top and a bottom, the top of the grip adapted to receive a bolt;

the bolt having a first end and a second end;

a top half of a bracket having a substantially concave form defining a first interior area substantially in the shape of a half-cylinder;

a bottom half of a bracket having a substantially concave form defining a second interior area substantially in the shape of a half-cylinder;

wherein the top half and the bottom half are reversibly mated, a flat part of the first interior area junctioning with a flat part of the second interior area to form a single interior area substantially in the shape of a cylinder adapted to receive the object;

wherein the top of the grip is reversibly mated with the first end of the bolt and either the top half or the bottom half are reversibly mated with the second end of said bolt,

wherein the top half defines one or more individual through-holes and the bottom half defines one or more individual receptor holes, the one or more individual through-holes being aligned with the one or more individual receptor holes;

wherein the one or more receptor holes are adapted to receive one or more bolts having a head region and a threaded region;

wherein the to half and the bottom half are reversibly held in the mated position by the one or more individual bolts that pass through the one or more individual through-holes and the threaded region thereof substantially received b the one or more individual receptor holes; and

wherein the individual through-holes of the top half are low-relief, such that the head of the one or more bolts are below an upper surface of the top half when the top half and bottom half are mated by the one or more bolts.

2. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 1 , further comprising a flexible material attached to the concave side of the top half and the bottom half.

3. The grip for as generally rod shaped object of claim 2 , further comprising a clasp enhancing material attached to the outer surface of the grip.

4. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 3 , further comprising support beams attached to each of the top half, the bottom half, and the grip.

5. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 4 , wherein the grip is substantially frustoconical in shape.

6. The grip for as generally rod shaped object of claim 5 , wherein the grip defines an interior hollow space.

7. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 6 , wherein the top half, the bottom half, and the grip are plastic.

8. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 7 , wherein the generally rod shaped object is a fishing rod and wherein the dimensions of the top half and bottom half are adapted to girdle the fishing rod.

9. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 8 , wherein the grip is adapted to receive a heating element and power supply.

10. The grip for as generally rod shaped object of claim 8 , wherein the grip is adapted to receive a cooling element and power supply.

11. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 8 , wherein the grip is adapted to receive a packet of chemicals for an exothermic reaction.

12. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 8 , wherein the grip is adapted to receive a packet of chemicals for an endothermic reaction.

13. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 1 , wherein the top half and bottom half are permanently mated and permanently affixed to a substantially rod shaped portion of the generally rod shaped object.

14. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 13 , wherein the dimensions of the top half and bottom half are adapted to girdle the substantially rod-shaped portion of the object, and wherein the generally rod shaped object is selected from the group consisting of brooms, shovels, rakes, hoes, tampers, picks, axes, crowbars, prybars, tree pruners, fruit pickers, sidewalk scrapers, post-hole diggers, pole saws, sickles, grass hooks, pitch forks, garden tillers, ground aerators, and root irrigators.

15. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 1 , wherein the generally rod shaped object is a barrel or forestock of a rifle, and wherein the dimensions of the top half and bottom half are adapted to girdling the barrel or forestock of the rifle.

16. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 1 , wherein the generally rod shaped object is a paint roller extension pole, and wherein the dimensions of the top half and bottom half are adapted to girdle the paint roller extension pole.

17. The grip for a generally rod shaped object of claim 1 , wherein the handle can be removed manually by unscrewing the grip and bolt from the bottom half.

18. A grip for a generally rod shaped object comprising:

a grip having a top and a bottom, the top of the grip adapted to receive a bolt;

the bolt having a first end and a second end;

a top half of a bracket having a substantially concave form defining a first interior area substantially in the shape of a half-cylinder;

a bottom half of a bracket having a substantially concave form defining a second interior area substantially in the shape of a half-cylinder;

wherein the top half and the bottom half are reversibly mated, a flat pan of the first interior area junctioning, with a flat part of the second interior area to form a single interior area substantially in the shape of a cylinder adapted to receive the object;

wherein the top grip is reversibly mated with the first end of the bolt and either the top half or the bottom half are reversibly mated with the second end of said bolt; and

wherein the top half and bottom half are held together by an adhesive.