Snowboard Training Support Apparatus
AssigneeDavid Chalfant Manley
InventorDavid Chalfant Manley
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Abstract
A snowboard support apparatus, attached to the snowboard in such a way that it extends from the board and provides a physical support for the rider to lean against in order to aid in the process of learning to snowboard. The support apparatus provides support to the rider to allow them to develop skills in being able to ride a snowboard in an incremental and natural manner without constraining the riding experience.
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A snowboard support apparatus, attached to the snowboard in such a way that it extends from the board and provides a physical support for the rider to lean against
A snowboard support apparatus, attached to the snowboard and featuring sliding members, extending from each side of the board to provide a physical support for the rider to lean against,
- wherein the support can be adjusted to change to the angle that the board can lean before the sliding member contacts the ground and provides a force to support the rider
A snowboard support apparatus, which features a base structure mounted between the snowboard binding and the snowboard deck
- featuring holes for mounting that align with the holes in the snowboard binding insert disks and is secured using fasteners which extend from the insert disk into the threaded holes in the snowboard deck,
- featuring sliding members, located at the end of arms, extending from each side of the board to provide support for the rider when they lean in the direction of the board's uphill edge,
- wherein the support can be adjusted to change the angle that the board can lean before the sliding member contacts the ground and provides a force to support the rider
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.