Game comprising a playing surface formed from a resilient material
OwnerKatrina Cross, Anthony Crossinventors
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Abstract
This invention relates a playing surface (1) for a game that may be played by opposing players or teams of players. The playing surface is formed from a resilient material and may be of polygonal or regular shape. The playing surface is provided with at least one scoring means, for example formed as an opening with a suspended pocket. The playing surface may be formed from a woven textile material into which is incorporated a resilient material such as lycra so that the playing surface as a whole can be stretched and physically deformed in two directions or combinations thereof .
Claims9
A playing surface for a game which playing surface is of a polygonal or regular shape and which playing surface is provided with at least one scoring means, wherein in use the playing surface is supported by the players and the playing surface is formed from a resilient material which can be stretched and physically deformed in two directions or combinations thereof so that whilst playing the game the physical characteristics of the playing surface can be manipulated by the players, so as to alter the shape of the playing surface and the tension in the playing surface.
A playing surface as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the article can be stretched by up to 25% of its size.
A playing surface as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the article can be stretched by up to 10% of its size.
A playing surface as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the playing surface is formed as a regular polygonal shape.
A playing surface as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein handles are provided.
A playing surface as claimed in any preceding claim, wherein the scoring means comprises openings provided at opposing ends of the playing surface, at or near to the edge of the playing surface and a pocket to catch the article, ball, is provided below said opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.