Folding recreational board
OwnerJoe Sciarrainventor
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Abstract
A foldable recreational board that can be formed into a ridable board for riding and then folded when finished for easy transportation or storage. The foldable recreational board has foam sections covered by a flexible skin. The flexible skin includes a closing and opening mechanism. When the closing and opening mechanism is closed the skin is held very tight around the foam sections so that the foam sections are squeezed together tightly to form a ridable board. When the closing and opening mechanism is opened, pressure is released from the foam sections and the recreational board can be folded. In a preferred embodiment there are three foam sections and the opening and closing mechanism is two zippers attached to a ½ inch thick flexible neoprene skin.
Claims9
A foldable recreational board that can be formed into a ridable board for riding and folded for easy storage or transportation, comprising:
- A) a plurality of foam sections,
- B) a flexible skin covering said plurality of foam sections, and
- C) at least one closing and opening mechanism for closing said flexible skin tightly around said plurality of foam sections squeezing said plurality of foam sections together to form said ridable board and for providing an opening in said flexible skin, wherein a hinge is formed in said flexible skin between said plurality of foam sections allowing said plurality of foam sections to be folded.
A foldable recreational board that can be formed into a ridable board for riding and folded for easy storage or transportation, comprising:
- A) a plurality of foam sections,
- B) a flexible skin covering said plurality of foam sections, and
- C) at least one closing and opening mechanism for closing said flexible skin tightly around said plurality of foam sections squeezing said plurality of foam sections together to form said ridable board and for providing an opening in said flexible skin, wherein said flexible skin comprises a skeg opening for allowing the connection of a skeg to one of said plurality of foam sections.
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