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US 5,845,908 AGranted
Flying disk game
OwnerLloyd Franklyn Reichardt, Darren Banksinventors
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Abstract
A flying disk game is provided including at least one disk with a top planar circular face and a cylindrical periphery coupled to a peripheral edge of the top planar circular face and depending downwardly therefrom. In use, the disk is placed on a palm of a first hand of a user. Thereafter, the periphery of the disk is flicked with fingers of a second hand of the user thereby imparting flight to the disk.
Claims8
A method of flicking a disk comprising the steps of:
- providing at least one disk including a top planar circular face and a cylindrical periphery coupled to a peripheral edge of the top planar circular face and depending downwardly therefrom;
- designating an obstacle course with a plurality of distanced entities each with a designated order;
- placing the disk on a palm of a first hand of a user;
- flicking the periphery of the disk with fingers of a second hand of the user thereby imparting flight to the disk;
- and
- taking turns flicking the disk wherein during each turn, the disks are flicked to reach each of the entities of the obstacle in order.
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A method of flicking a disk comprising the steps of:
- providing a plurality of disks each including a top planar circular face and a cylindrical periphery coupled to a peripheral edge of the top planar circular face and depending downwardly therefrom, whereby the disks may be placed on a palm of a first hand of a user and flicked with fingers of a second hand of the user thereby imparting flight to the disk;
- designating an obstacle course with a plurality of distanced entities each with a designated order;
- providing each player with at least one of the disks;
- taking turns flicking the disks whereby during each turn, the disks are flicked to reach each of the entities of the obstacle in order;
- and
- designating a winner as a player whose disk reaches each of the entities of the obstacle course with the least amount of flicks.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.