Wet suit valet assembly
OwnerGlenn Roe, Denise Roeinventors
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Abstract
A wet suit valet having a fixed or collapsible base member and a fixed or collapsible vertical post member extending upwardly from the base member, the vertical post member when extended having a plurality of apertures for the receipt of a plurality of outwardly extending arms oriented to support the elements of a surfer or diver's wet suit in an expanded orientation to expedite the drying thereof. The vertical post and arm can be of tubular form with perforations in the tubular walls to all for hot air to be introduced into the structure to circulate about and within the wet suit.
Claims7
A wetsuit valet support for facilitating the drying of a wetsuit after use, the wetsuit valet support comprising:
- a base member in communication with a substrate;
- a central support member having a lower end secured to said base member and extending vertically upwardly there from terminating in an upper end;
- said upper end of said support arm designed for support of a wetsuit balaclava for drying;
- a T-shaped arm member positioned proximate said upper end of said support pole, a leg of said T-shaped arm in communication with said support pole, the extending arms of said T-shaped member designed to engage an inner shoulder and upper arm portion of a wetsuit;
- a first pair of angled arm members secured to said support pole between said T-shaped arm member and said base member and angled upwardly on opposing sides of said support pole, said first pair of angled arm members for support of a pair of wetsuit gloves for drying;
- a second pair of angled arm members positioned between said first set of angled arm members and said base member, said second set of angled arm members angled upwardly on opposing sides of said support pole for the support and drying of a pair of wetsuit boots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.