Balance stabilizing device
OwnerSteven D. Jonesinventor
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Abstract
A formed tubular frame which has a pair of generally U-shaped members joined at an acute angle such that a lower of the members engages the skating or support surface while the upper member extends forwardly and upwardly to define a handle for the user. The U-shaped members define an open area in which a user can stand and manipulate their legs for skating or otherwise moving while placing their center of gravity well within the supporting frame to provide lateral and fore and aft support and allow the user to place weight on the device as necessary to assist in stabilizing their balance.
Claims20
A balance stabilizing device comprising:
- a tubular frame having a lower, generally U-shaped continuous tubular member and an upper generally U-shaped continuous tubular member which are joined at a converging acute angle at the rear of the device to define an open area between the members into which a person can position themselves while gripping the upper member for stability.
A balance stabilizing device comprising:
- a blow molded tubular frame having a lower, generally U-shaped and an integral upper generally U-shaped member which converge at an angle of from about 40° to 50° to define an open area between the members into which a person can position themselves while gripping the upper member for stability, wherein integrally molded supports extend from the lower frame member to the upper frame on each side for supporting the upper frame with respect to the lower frame.
A balance stabilizing device comprising:
- a tubular steel frame having a lower, continuously formed generally U-shaped member and an upper continuously formed generally U-shaped member which are joined at a converging angle of from about 40° to 50° to define an open area between the upper and lower members into which a person can position themselves while gripping the upper member for stability.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.