Half-shute
AssigneeJames Mead Callista
InventorJames Mead Callista
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Abstract
The present invention is directed as an accessory to propel skateboards with the power of the wind. It can easily be carried around the waist of the user when not in use. This device includes a one-dimensional oblong piece of fabric. This invention's oblong shape bellows out in the center to capture more wind. Edges are lined with guide wires and reinforced with double layer, folded over, material. The outer perimeter is re-enforced with heavy duty stitching. At each of the lateral ends there are attachments for the user's wrists. The inferior point of the Shute attaches to a flexible cord, which in turn attaches to an eyebolt, which is secure on the skateboard.
Claims17
A Half-Shute adapted for a skateboard comprising:
- a sail generally oblong in shape;
- and
- a tail attached to said sail proximate an inferior point of said sail.
The Half-Shute of claim 12, wherein the spring link will be attached to a {fraction (5/16)} eyebolt.
The Half-Shute of claim 13, wherein the eyebolt will be attached approximately 4 inches posterior from the most anterior point of the skateboard.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.