Practice device to enable children to simulate skateboarding
OwnerRobert Gary Ellisinventor
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Abstract
A practice device to enable children to simulate skateboarding in a safe manner so the children can practice sliding the practice device on a surface and balancing themselves on the device. The device comprises a center section, a front section and a rear section where the front and rear sections are at an angle to the center section and the bottom surface of the device is entirely smooth to facilitate the movement of the device on a surface. The upper surface of the device has a lowered interior area surrounded by a circumferential ridge.
Claims16
A practice device to simulate skateboarding, comprising:
- a. an elongated structure having a center section, a front section and a rear section, with the three sections having an adjoining upper surface and an adjoining lower surface;
- b. the center section having a lower surface which is a smooth surface;
- c. the front section extending at a 45 degree angle to the center section and the rear section extending at a 45 degree angle to the center section;
- d. the upper surface of all three sections having a lowered interior area and a circumferential ridge extending along the circumference of the upper surface and extending inwardly such that a vertical wall is formed at the intersection of the interior portion of the circumferential ridge and the lowered interior area;
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- e. the structure having at least one interior hollow chamber containing noisemaking material within the chamber.
A practice device to simulate skateboarding, comprising:
- a. an elongated structure having a center section, a front section and a rear section, with the three sections having an adjoining upper surface and an adjoining lower surface;
- b. a center section having a lower surface which is a smooth surface;
- c. a front section extending at a 45 degree angle to the center section and the rear section extending at a 45 degree angle to the center section;
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- d. an upper surface of all three sections having a lowered interior area and a circumferential ridge extending along the circumference of the upper surface and extending inwardly such that a vertical wall is formed at the intersection of the interior portion of the circumferential ridge and the lowered interior area.
A practice device to simulate skateboarding, comprising:
- a. an elongated structure having a center section, a front section and a rear section, with the three sections having an adjoining upper surface and an adjoining lower surface;
- b. the center section having a lower surface which is a smooth surface;
- c. the front section extending at an angle between 30 degrees and 50 degrees to the center section and the rear section extending at an angle between 30 degrees and 50 degrees to the center section;
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- d. the upper surface of all three sections having a lowered interior area and a ridge extending along at least a portion of the circumference of the upper surface and extending inwardly such that a vertical wall is formed at the intersection of the interior portion of the ridge and the lowered interior area.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.