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US 2009/0230625 A1Published application
Inflatable board game
OwnerChristopher Clutterbuckinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to an inflatable game board including a game board, a storage drawer, an inflatable device, and game pieces to allow a person to play board games while immersed in water. The inflatable game board can be used in rough water due to the magnet attached to the game pieces and the magnetic surface of the game board.
Claims1
An inflatable game board, comprising:
- a rectangular rigid game board comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, and a drawer, said top surface being layered with a first magnetic pole to receive and hold other magnetic objects, said drawer contained within an aperture housed within a side of said rectangular rigid game board, said drawer slidably removable from within said aperture by a handle, said handle fixedly attached to said drawer,
- a circular tubular inflatable device constructed from a plastic flexible material, said circular tubular inflatable device comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, a plug, and a carrying handle, said top surface of said inflatable device fixedly attached to said bottom surface of said rectangular rigid game board, said plug releasably attached to said circular tubular inflatable device, said plug used to contain air within said circular tubular inflatable device, said circular tubular inflatable device is carried by said carrying handle fixedly attached to an outer surface of said circular tubular inflatable device when said inflatable device is fully deflated;
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- a set of game pieces, said set of game pieces comprising a bottom portion, a set of magnets, said set of magnets contained in said bottom portion of said games piece, said set of magnets containing a second magnetic pole, said game pieces magnetically attached to said game board when said first magnetic pole of said game board and said second magnetic pole of said game pieces attract to one another.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.