Water ball hoop
AssigneeFlambeau, Inc.
InventorRichard Zavracky
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Abstract
A goal configured to both float and be used on water is disclosed. The goal comprises a base, a support structure, and a planar element. The base includes a top surface defining a base plane. The support structure has a pair of opposing arm portions coupled to the base. The planar element is coupled to and extends between the pair of opposing arms of the support structure, is disposed generally perpendicular to the base plane, and defines at least one generally circular main aperture.
Claims21
1-20. (canceled)
A goal configured to both float and be used on water, the goal comprising:
- a base including a top surface defining a base plane;
- a support structure having a pair of opposing arm portions coupled to the base;
- a planar element coupled to and extending between the pair of opposing arms of the support structure, disposed generally perpendicular to the base plane, and defining at least one main aperture.
A goal configured to both float and be used on water, the goal comprising:
- a generally rectangular base including a top surface defining a base plane;
- a support structure having a pair of opposing arm portions coupled to the base;
- a planar element coupled to and extending between the pair of opposing arms of the support structure, disposed generally perpendicular to the base plane, and defining at least one main aperture;
- wherein the support structure is disposed such that the planar element is arranged transverse to a longitudinal axis of the base.
A goal configured to both float and be used on water, the goal comprising:
- a base including a top surface defining a base plane;
- a support structure having a pair of opposing arm portions coupled to the base;
- a planar element coupled to and extending between the pair of opposing arms of the support structure, disposed generally perpendicular to the base plane, and defining at least one main aperture;
- wherein the planar element defines a plurality of attachment apertures disposed around a circumference of the at least one main aperture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.