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EUTM file information

018473582

TreeRunner


May 18, 2021

Trademark Summary

The trademark TreeRunner was filed by Grube KG Forstgerätestelle, a corporation established under the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany (the "Applicant"). The application was published for oppositions on September 27, 2021, and received one opposition filed on December 28, 2021 by ALLBIRDS, INC. on Likelihood of confusion. the opponent was represented by MEISSNER BOLTE PATENTANWÄLTE RECHTSANWÄLTE PARTNERSCHAFT MBB and proceedings were handled in English, and the oppositon was dismissed by the Euorpean Union Intellectual Property Office with decision issued December 28, 2021

The application was filed in German, and German was also language of all opposition proceedings (English was selected as the second language).

Relative errors of the trademark registration was recorded on May 4, 2022.


Goods And Services

  • The mark was filed in class 6 with following description of goods:
    1. Equipment for climbing trees Goods of metal, namely, in particular, Crampons [climbing irons] Goods of metal, namely
    2. Equipment for climbing industrial installations Goods of metal, namely, in particular, Pitons of metal
    3. Ropes of metal and Metal chains
    4. Ropes for winches and hoists, Goods of metal, namely
    5. Pulleys (metal hardware), Goods of metal, namely
    6. Rope grabs, Goods of metal, namely
    7. Metal hardware, Namely hooks
    8. Rings of metal
    9. Guide pulleys and cable hoists, Goods of metal, namely
    10. Stepladders of metal
    11. Tree ladders, Goods of metal, namely
    12. Rope ladders, Goods of metal, namely
    13. Marking products, Goods of metal, namely
    14. Tags of metal
    15. Guard barriers of metal
    16. Fences of metal
    17. Metal karabiners
    18. Connectors, including shackles, Goods of metal, namely.
  • The mark was filed in class 9 with following description of goods:
    1. Protective clothing
    2. Protective clothing for climbers
    3. Protective clothing for arborists
    4. Cut-protection trousers
    5. Protective working gloves
    6. Safety work shoes
    7. Head protection
    8. Protective face visors
    9. Safety goggles
    10. Protective clothing with hand protection and arm protection for users of motorised chain saws and hand saws
    11. Cut-protection shoes
    12. Cut-protection jackets
    13. Protective work gloves
    14. Safety footwear for climbing, Of leather
    15. Safety footwear for climbing, Of plastic
    16. Safety footwear for climbing, of the following materials: Cow hide and plastic
    17. Safety footwear for climbing.
  • The mark was filed in class 19 with guard barriers, not of metal and fencing (non-metallic- )..
  • The mark was filed in class 20 with following description of goods:
    1. Equipment for climbing trees Not of metal, namly, Crampons [climbing irons] Not of metal
    2. Equipment for climbing industrial installations Not of metal, namly, Rock pitons Not of metal
    3. Snap hooks, not of metal
    4. Connectors Including Shackles, Not of metal
    5. Chain links of non-metallic materials
    6. Guide pulleys and cable hoists, Not of metal
    7. Steps [ladders], not of metal, Tree ladders Not of metal
    8. Marking products of plastic, namly, Tags made of plastic Including Plastic wafers
    9. Wheels of rope (not of metal)
    10. Clamps for ropes, Not of metal.
  • The mark was filed in class 22 with following description of goods:
    1. Ropes for winches and hoists not of metal
    2. Ropes
    3. Straps for handling loads and Slings for handling loads
    4. Ropes of natural and artificial textile fibres, of paper or of plastic
    5. Rope ladders, not of metal.
  • The mark was filed in class 25 with following description of goods:
    1. Clothing
    2. Headgear
    3. Workwear
    4. Mountaineering boots, Of leather
    5. Mountaineering boots, Of plastic materials
    6. Mountaineering boots, Made of the following materials: leather and Plastics, Mountaineering boots
    7. The aforesaid footwear and mountaineering boots being limited to footwear and mountaineering boots for arborists.