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US 2026/0084028 A1Published application
Beach game and rack assemblies
AssigneeBombwatcher Inc.
InventorClinton Underwood
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Abstract
The present invention is a game assembly that includes at least one rack with two risers and either a double stake configuration or a base, at least one throwing device, and a carrying case. In one embodiment, the assembly includes at least two racks. In another embodiment, the game assembly includes a plurality of throwing devices. The racks may also be used as a support system for planar and/or elongated devices.
Claims20
A game assembly comprising
- at least one target rack consisting of a vertically configured first and second scoring riser;
- and
- at least one throwing device configured in a ring shape;
- wherein the at least one target rack is attached to a base,
- wherein the target rack comprises an upward facing curve between the first scoring riser and the second scoring riser,
- wherein the upward facing curve and the first scoring riser and the second scoring riser together provide means for supporting the at least one throwing device within the upward facing curve, and
- wherein the distance between the first scoring riser and the second scoring riser is no greater than the inside diameter of the throwing device.
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A game assembly consisting of
- at least one target rack consisting of a vertically configured first and second scoring riser;
- and
- at least one throwing device configured in a ring shape;
- wherein the at least one target rack is attached to a base,
- wherein the target rack comprises an upward facing curve between the first scoring riser and the second scoring riser, and
- the upward facing curve and the first and second scoring riser together provide means for supporting the at least one throwing device within the upward facing curve, and
- wherein the distance between the first scoring riser and the second scoring riser is no greater than the inside diameter of the throwing device.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.