Surf perch
OwnerVincent ROLANDinventor
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Abstract
A surf perch may be configured to receive a surfboard and permits a user to insert a surfboard therein, allowing him or her to sit/float in an anchored position in the water while he or she awaits a satisfactory wave. The perch may include an octagonal hole disposed vertically therethrough, which creates a mooring system and controls the angle of the anchor line relative to that of the surf perch. Additionally, the surf perch may also include a backrest assembly, with a backrest being capable to rotate upward. Also, the surf perch may be equipped with leg protection chaps surrounding the portion of the user's legs that hang into the water.
Claims9
A surf perch comprising:
- a main body having a streamline shape symmetric to a centerline thereof and comprising a front side, a rear side, an upper side, a bottom side, a left side, and a right side;
- a first hole in a middle portion of the main body therethrough,
- a back rest support attached to the main body, optionally releasably attached thereto, and
- a swingable back rest supported by the back rest support and adapted to swing in such a way as to permit a surf board and surfboarder to enter from the surf perch ftom the rear side.
A surf perch comprising
- a main body adapted to and capable of floating on water;
- a first hole located approximately at a middle portion of the main body and extending therethrough;
- a tether connected at a first end thereof to the main body and extending downwardly through the hole;
- an anchor connected to the tether at a second end of the tether;
- a pair of backrest supports extending upwardly from the main body near the rear end thereof, the back rest supports being positioned symmetrical to a center line of the main body with a space therebetween sufficient to permit the passage there through of a person;
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- a backrest rotatably supported adjacent upper ends of the back rest supports, whereby the backrest is capable of swinging upwardly by a person entering the surf perch from the rear between the backrest supports.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.