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US 12,654,064 B2Granted
Profile for a balance board
OwnerChristopher Kyle Hafkeinventor
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Abstract
A balance board profile has an upper profile surface and a lower profile surface axially space from the upper profile surface. A channel depends upwardly from the lower profile surface. The balance board profile may be attached to a balance platform to form a balance board. The channel in the profile may have safety features.
Claims25
A balance board, the balance board comprising:
- a platform body, the platform body having a bottom platform panel and a top platform panel axially spaced from the bottom platform panel;
- a channel depending upwardly from the bottom platform panel, at least a portion of the channel disposed at a balance midpoint, the channel in alignment with a longitudinal axis;
- the channel having a curvature that retains at least a portion of each of a plurality of spherical balance objects while permitting longitudinal movement within the channel.
A balance board profile, the balance board profile comprising:
- a profile body having an upper profile surface, a lower profile surface axially spaced from the upper profile surface;
- a channel depending upwardly from the lower profile surface, at least a portion of the channel disposed at a balance midpoint, the channel in alignment with a longitudinal axis;
- the channel having a curvature that retains at least a portion of each of a plurality of spherical balance objects while permitting longitudinal movement within the channel.
A balance board profile, the balance board profile comprising:
- a profile body having an upper profile surface, a lower profile surface axially spaced from the upper profile surface;
- a channel depending upwardly from the lower profile surface, the channel having two channel longitudinal sides, two channel lateral sides and a plurality of channel layers extending between the longitudinal sides, the channel allowing a plurality of balance objects to have longitudinal and lateral movement within the channel;
- a center channel layer disposed in lateral alignment with a balance midpoint, each of the remaining plurality of layers disposed such that each of the plurality of balance objects travel to the center channel layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.