Mitigation Device
OwnerWilliam Linkinventor
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Abstract
An example mitigation device includes a spine having a first support and a second support, the first support and the second support are substantially rectangular with semicircular ends. A plurality of linear tines sandwiched between the first support and the second support and extending in two opposite directions from the spine. A socket on the spine to receive a handle. In an example, each of the tines extend about one-third the length of the tine on a first side of the spine, and each of the tines extend about two-thirds the length of the tine on a second side of the spine. In an example, the tines are substantially perpendicular to the socket and the handle and configured to support the handle in a substantially upright position perpendicular to the ground when the tines are laid substantially flat on the ground.
Claims20
A mitigation device, comprising:
- a spine;
- a plurality of linear tines extending in two opposite directions from the spine, wherein the tines extend a greater distance from a first side of the spine and a lesser distance from a second side of the spine;
- and
- a socket on the spine to receive a handle.
A mitigation device, comprising:
- a spine having a first support and a second support;
- a plurality of linear tines sandwiched between the first support and the second support and extending in two opposite directions from the spine;
- and
- a socket on the spine to receive a handle.
A mitigation device, comprising:
- a spine having a first support and a second support, the first support and the second support are substantially rectangular with semicircular ends;
- a plurality of linear tines sandwiched between the first support and the second support and extending in two opposite directions from the spine;
- and
- a socket on the spine to receive a handle;
- wherein each of the tines extend about one-third the length of the tine on a first side of the spine, and wherein each of the tines extend about two-thirds the length of the tine on a second side of the spine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.