Raft for viewing underwater objects
OwnerSean Patrick Snowden, David Edwin Snowden +1inventors
InventorsSEAN PATRICK SNOWDEN, DAVID EDWIN SNOWDEN, TANNER REECE SNOWDEN
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for viewing underwater objects without getting wet while experiencing the sensation of walking on water. The device comprises an inflated raft with a clear bottom designed to allow a person to sit or lie face down and view underwater objects while experiencing the movement of the water without getting wet. This clear bottom has no air pockets and is flexible, thus the person receives the sensation of walking on water instead of air.
Claims6
An inflatable recreational device formed as a two-piece raft made from a polymer allowing a person to sit or lie in a prone position comprising:
- a) an inflatable perimeter intended for proper buoyancy;
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- b) a clear bottom floor that forms a viewing window into the water wherein a person can identify underwater objects and terrain without getting wet. This viewing window is also the floor and support structure for the user. This floor has no air pockets and is flexible, thus the person receives the sensation of walking on water instead of air.
An inflatable observation device formed as a two-piece raft made from a polymer for allowing a person to sit or lie in a prone position comprising:
- a) an inflatable perimeter intended for proper buoyancy;
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- b) a clear bottom floor that forms a viewing window into the water wherein a person can identify underwater objects and terrain without getting wet. This viewing window is also the support structure for the user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.