Non-metallic edge gliding board
OwnerJohnny S. Quattro, Jared Eberhardtinventors
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Abstract
An improved snowboard is provided in accordance with the present invention. The board comprises a soft edge for improved sliding over hard surfaces. The board does not have metallic edges. A method of riding an improved freestyle snowboard is also provided.
Claims15
A gliding board, comprising:
- a core;
- a rider support surface;
- a gliding surface;
- and
- a non-metallic edge in contact with said core, rider support surface and gliding surface.
A gliding board, comprising:
- a core;
- a rider support surface;
- a gliding surface;
- and
- a side edge made of ABS, in contact with said core, said rider support surface, and said gliding surface,
- wherein said board does not comprise metal edges.
A gliding board, comprising:
- a board having an elongate surface and a non-metallic edge,
- wherein said board has a length of at least about 4 feet, and a width of about 1 foot.
A method of gliding a board, comprising:
- gliding a board on a non-snow surface by advancing a non-metallic surface over obstacles, wherein said board comprises an ABS edge.
A method of using a snowboard to slide on obstacles:
- gliding a board on a hard surface by advancing a non-catching gliding surface over said hard surface.
A method of gliding a board on a hard surface comprising:
- advancing a non-catching gliding surface over the hard surface.
A method of gliding a board on a hard surface comprising:
- providing a board having a gliding surface and an ABS edge;
- sliding said gliding surface on the hard surface.
A gliding board, comprising:
- a primary gliding surface;
- a pair of secondary binding surfaces bordering said primary gliding surface, said secondary gliding surfaces being softer than said primary gliding surface.
A gliding board, comprising:
- a core;
- a rider support surface;
- a gliding surface;
- and
- a non-catching edge in contact with said core, rider support surface and gliding surface.
A method of gliding a board on a surface comprising:
- advancing an edge over a surface, wherein the edge is softer than the surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.