Recreational aquatic airborne vehicle
AssigneeSportsstuff, Inc.
InventorLeroy L. Peterson
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Abstract
The present invention provides a towable aquatic airborne vehicle having an inflated base ring with a top sheet and a bottom sheet attached to the top and bottom sides of the ring to form a non-inflated closed chamber. A cockpit section extends in from te interior side of the back end of the base ring and includes a pair of spaced foot troughs that receive the rider's feet, and a number of handgrips are attached adjacent the cockpit. Transparent window sections are located in the top and bottom sheets adjacent the front end of the base ring. When towed at high speeds, the front end of the vehicle rises up and the entire vehicle becomes airborne with the rider gripping the handgrips and looking ahead through the window sections.
Claims27
A towable aquatic airborne vehicle, comprising:
- an inflated base ring having an interior side, an exterior side, a top side, a bottom side, a front end, and a back end;
- a top sheet attached to the top side of the base ring and disposed to extend across the base ring;
- a bottom sheet attached to the bottom side of the base ring and disposed to extend across the base ring;
- wherein the top sheet, the bottom sheet, and the interior side of the base ring form a closed chamber;
- and
- a cockpit section extending inwardly from the interior side of the base ring at the back end of the base ring, wherein the cockpit section includes a pair of spaced foot troughs extending forward from the back end of the base ring.
A towable aquatic airborne vehicle, comprising:
- an inflated base ring having an interior side, an exterior side, a top side, a bottom side, a front end, and a back end;
- a top sheet attached to the top side of the base ring and disposed to extend across the base ring;
- a bottom sheet attached to the bottom side of the base ring and disposed to extend across the base ring;
- wherein the top sheet, the bottom sheet, and the interior side of the base ring form a closed chamber;
- a cockpit section extending inwardly from the interior side of the base ring at the back end of the base ring;
- and
- a transparent window section located in each of the top and bottom sheets adjacent the front end of the base ring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.