Ski seat
OwnerLouise G. Cadwaladerinventor
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Abstract
A collapsible seat for skiers comprises a narrow, elongated web provided with a centrally facing pocket at each end so that the handle portions of a pair of ski poles can be inserted into the respective pockets to suspend the central portion of the web for supporting a person in a seated position. At one or both ends of the web, a second centrally facing pocket can also be provided spaced from the endmost pocket to provide an adjustment of the height at which the seat will be suspended from the poles. A belt, or tape, can be inserted lengthwise through the center of the elongated web in an elongated direction to convert the article into a pouch which can be suspended from the waist by means of the belt or tape.
Claims8
A portable seat to be suspended between a pair of ski poles comprising a narrow elongated fabric web having a pocket formed at each end of the web facing toward the center, said fabric web comprising essentially a flattened tube having two layers of superposed fabric material, the two layers of material being formed together across their entire width along a short length of the respecting opposite ends of web to define the bottom of the respective pockets at each end, a pair of slits being produced in one layer of said fabric to provide access to the interior of each of the respective pockets to thereby permit the pockets to receive the upper extremities of the ski poles to suspend the medial portion of the web between the pair of poles.
A portable seat to be suspended between a pair of ski poles comprising a narrow elongated fabric web having a pocket formed at each end of the web facing toward the center, each of the respective pockets being intended to receive the upper extremity of one of the ski poles to suspend the medial portion of the web between the pair of poles, each of the pockets formed at the ends of the fabric web comprising two layers of fabric, the two layers being joined to each other at the end of the web and along two sides to define said pockets, said two layers of fabric being dissociated from each other along a line spaced from the end to permit insertion of the upper extremity of a pole into said pocket.
A portable seat comprising a pair of poles, one end of each pole being provided with means for engagement with the ground, or other supporting surface, to prevent horizontal slippage, and an elongated, narrow web of flexible material suspended between the other ends of the poles, said web comprising two flattened layers of material joined along their peripheral side and end margins to provide an inwardly facing pocket between said two layers, one of said layers of material being provided with at least one opening to permit access of said other ends of the poles into said pocket.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.