Skate board maze
OwnerLewis Rudskiinventor
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Abstract
This invention discloses a skateboard maze game comprising a board having a surface, an underside, a front section, and a back section at least one maze grooved into the surface of the board, at east one ball per maze which fits into the grooves, and at least one ground support element. The board is positioned on top of wheels, half wheels or some other supporting structure, allowing an individual standing on the board to move the board around to work the maze.
Claims20
A skateboard maze game, said game comprising:
- a board, said board having a surface, an underside, a front section, and a back section;
- at least one maze grooved into the surface of the board;
- said maze being comprised of grooves;
- at least one ball per maze which fits into said grooves;
- and
- at least one ground support element, the at least one ground support element being selected from the group consisting of a half wheel, a wheel, skate board wheels, skate board half wheels, and a floating arch wherein said at least one said ground support element is positioned on the underside of the board.
The skateboard maze of game 1, wherein said ball is comprised of a material selected from the group consisting of glass, marble metal, plastic, composite, and rubber.
A skateboard maze game, said game comprising:
- a board, said board having a surface, an underside, a front section, and a back section;
- at least one maze grooved into the surface of the board;
- said maze being comprised of grooves;
- a limited amount of fluid per maze which fits into said grooves;
- and
- at least one ground support element, the at least one ground support element being selected from the group consisting of a half wheel, a wheel, skate board wheels, skate board half wheels, and a floating arch, and said at least one said ground support element being positioned on an underside of the board.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.