Portable climbing net
AssigneeOutlier Campers LLC
InventorAnanda Wickramasekera
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Abstract
A collapsible portable climbing net, featuring a left and right lateral pole, each comprising separable or connectable segments. The top pole connects the upper segments of the lateral poles, while the bottom pole connects the lower segments. A net is secured between the lateral poles and the top and bottom poles. The design allows for folding the lateral poles for compact storage, passing the poles through collars for easy assembly, and includes additional segments connected by connectors. The top and bottom poles are pivotally connected, enabling the net to be folded compactly.
Claims20
A collapsible portable climbing net comprising:
- a left lateral pole comprising a first lateral pole, a second lateral pole, and a third lateral pole, the first lateral pole and the second lateral pole being connected by a first connector, and the second lateral pole and the third lateral pole being connected by a second connector;
- a right lateral pole comprising a fourth lateral pole, a fifth lateral pole, and a sixth lateral pole, the fourth lateral pole and the fifth lateral pole being connected by a third connector, and the fifth lateral pole and the sixth lateral pole being connected by a fourth connector;
- a top pole connected between the first lateral pole and the fourth lateral pole, the top pole being pivotally connected to one of the first lateral pole and the fourth lateral pole and detachably connected to the other of the first lateral pole and the fourth lateral pole;
- a bottom pole connected between the third lateral pole and the sixth lateral pole, the bottom pole being pivotally connected to one of the third lateral pole and the sixth lateral pole and detachably connected to the other of the third lateral pole and the sixth lateral pole;
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- a net secured between the left lateral pole and the right lateral pole and secured to the top pole and the bottom pole by straps.
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