Volkl Logo

Logos ... Volkl and Dunlop? Meaning?

I know that both Volkl and Dunlop logos, but I've always wondered, what do they mean? Volkl has a "Frog" logo (As my friend called it) and Dunlop's "Arrowhead" So help me and give me a sense, I tried Volkl, but had no luck, so please help me on these two ... If you could give me explination on Yonex (I think I know that almost) ProKennex (???), Head (Cresent) Babolat (2 lines) and Fisher (Triforce), I still love you more.-Thanks-

I can help you on some of these. Let's start with the head, the shape as Cresent you call it is actually the top of a ski for the snow. Head is a well known brand of skis and is the product that made them so well known in sports equipment industry. The Arrow logo Dunlop is essentially the symbol they used for Dunlop race, because they are a famous tire manufacturer. Goodyear has the wings of Goodyear, Dunlop and Dunlop racing logo. Volkl is very similar to the head in that it is a mark used to Volkl Ski said, but it was designed to accentuate the V model of a ski jumper. Volkl makes some of the best ski jump in the early days of sport and their trademark has been done to promote this sport. Other logos, I have some clues but I have not spoken directly with representatives to know.

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