Climbing Stick
AssigneeElevate Stand Co LLC
InventorMatthew Garcia
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Abstract
A set of climbing sticks for use in climbing a tree includes a first climbing stick having a support bar, a top foot rung secured to the support bar, a bottom foot rung secured to the support bar, an upper brace secured to and extending from the support bar, a lower brace secured to and extending from the support bar, and a magnet attached to the support bar; and a second climbing stick having a support bar, a top foot rung secured to the support bar, a bottom foot rung secured to the support bar, an upper brace secured to and extending from the support bar, and a lower brace secured to and extending from the support bar; the second climbing stick secures to the first climbing stick via the first magnet.
Claims20
A climbing stick for use in climbing a tree, comprising:
- a support bar extending from a top end to a bottom end;
- a top foot rung secured to the support bar near the top end;
- a bottom foot rung secured to the support bar near the bottom end;
- an upper brace secured to and extending from the support bar;
- a lower brace secured to and extending from the support bar;
- and
- a strap receiver extending from the support bar in a direction opposite of the upper brace and the lower brace;
- wherein the upper brace and the lower brace are configured to engage with a tree;
- and
- wherein a strap is configured to secure the climbing stick to the tree by wrapping around the tree and engaging with the strap receiver.
A set of climbing sticks for use in climbing a tree, the set of climbing sticks comprising:
- a first climbing stick having a first support bar, a first top foot rung secured to the first support bar, a first bottom foot rung secured to the first support bar, a first upper brace secured to and extending from the first support bar, a first lower brace secured to and extending from the first support bar, and a first magnet attached to the first support bar;
- and
- a second climbing stick having a second support bar, a second top foot rung secured to the second support bar, a second bottom foot rung secured to the second support bar, a second upper brace secured to and extending from the second support bar, and a second lower brace secured to and extending from the second support bar;
- wherein the second climbing stick is configured to secure to the first climbing stick via the first magnet.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.