| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 单人伞式冲浪系统 | CN201710234626.2 | 2017-04-12 | CN107007986A | 2017-08-04 | 不公告发明人 |
| 本发明涉及一种单人伞式冲浪系统，包括伞式助力设备、手持横杆、双向冲浪板、体重检测设备和安全保护设备，伞式助力设备包括伞式帆布和自动开合控制器，伞式帆布具有打开状态和收缩状态，自动开合控制器用于控制伞式帆布在打开状态和收缩状态之间的转换，还用于控制伞式帆布的打开角度，安全保护设备包括腰钩子设备、坐钩子设备和嵌入式处理器，其中，嵌入式处理器分别与体重检测设备和自动开合控制器连接，用于基于冲浪者的体重调整伞式帆布的打开角度。通过本发明，能够为作为极限运动的伞式冲浪提供安全保障。 | ||||||
| 2 | 冲浪防护帽 | CN201710595821.8 | 2017-07-20 | CN107373853A | 2017-11-24 | 余之超 |
| 本发明公开了冲浪防护帽，包括帽体，帽体与人体头部大小形状相适应，并且可以将额头、头顶和后脑部均罩于帽体中，帽体左右两侧通过弹力箍带连接，弹力箍带中间设置有与鼻部形状相适应的横梁，弹力箍带与帽体的连接处设置有耳罩，帽体对应人体后脑部的底端连接有与人体颈部形状相适应的护颈片。本发明柔软舒适，透气性强，结构简单，安全可靠，设置有防护垫和气垫，避免了冲浪运动中海浪的撞击以及其他撞击或挤压的伤害，耳罩有效的避免了风力对耳朵的影响和伤害，横梁保护了面部颧骨和鼻梁免受伤害，为冲浪运动提供了安全保障。 | ||||||
| 3 | 一种适应性强的多功能滑板 | CN201710777240.6 | 2017-09-01 | CN107413032A | 2017-12-01 | 程海霞 |
| 一种适应性强的多功能滑板，包括有板状板体(11)，板状板体(11)带有驱动马达(12)，其中用于所述驱动马达(12)的自支撑盒子(13)大面积覆盖了板体(11)的结构，并集成在所述板体(11)的前部；所述驱动马达(12)可移动地安装并集成在所述板体(11)的后部，用来改变滑板(10)的运动方向。 | ||||||
| 4 | Wave generating device | JP2009550298 | 2008-02-19 | JP2010518931A | 2010-06-03 | サガストゥム、ホセ マヌエル オドリオソラ |
| 水媒質（３）内に設置するための、波（２）を生成するための装置（１）であって、主要な部品として、少なくとも１つの細長い波形生成部材（５）を備えている。 波形生成部材（５）は、作動機構（６）によって、一定の深さで、底面（４）に対して接線方向に移動される。 このため、波（２）は、波形生成部材（５）上に形成され、波形生成部材（５）にあわせて移動する。 波形生成部材（５）は、エスケープ・ゾーンを有し、それ故サーフィンに適している波（２）を生成するという目的のために、変位方向（７）に対して、９０°ではない角度（８）をなすように配置されている。 装置のパラメータのいくつかは、生成される波（２）の難度を設定するために、調整可能である。 | ||||||
| 5 | Board sailing simulator | JP382384 | 1984-01-10 | JPS60146284A | 1985-08-01 | NARITA MASAO |
| 6 | Wave-generating apparatus | US12528428 | 2008-02-19 | US08366347B2 | 2013-02-05 | Jose Manuel Odriozola Sagastume |
| Wave-generating apparatus (1) that is installed in an aquatic environment (3) and which comprises, as its main elements, at least one elongated profile (5) that moves tangentially in relation in relation to a uniformly-deep floor (4) by the action of a drive mechanism (6). As a result, a wave (2) forms on the profile (5) and moves along with the profile (2). The profile (5) is disposed to form an angle (8) other than 90° with the direction of displacement (7), the purpose being to generate a wave (2) with an escape area and which can therefore be surfed. Some parameters of the apparatus (1) may be adjusted for the purpose of changing the degree of difficulty of the wave (2) that is generated. | ||||||
| 7 | Safety balance device | US10462016 | 2003-06-13 | US20050101441A1 | 2005-05-12 | Robert Rosborough; Carolyn Perrier |
| A balance device includes an elongated board of generally rectangular shape. The board is a molded construction of glass fibers and plastic. An elongated, longitudinally and downwardly extending track molded integrally with the central part of the bottom of the board fits in an annular groove around a roller on which the board is supported to pivot about a horizontal axis. A removable stop on the board permits the device to be adjusted to restrict the relative movement between the board and a roller to facilitate learning how to balance the board on the roller. In an alternate embodiment, the board includes a timing mechanism and display mounted on the board for tracking and displaying the elapsed time the user remains balanced on the board. | ||||||
| 8 | Windsurfing palm harness | US10077235 | 2002-02-15 | US20030154538A1 | 2003-08-21 | Mark J. Murphy |
| A harness for use in windsurfing which includes an adjustable wrist strap for securing the harness to the wrist of the wearer, a grip support which includes a rigid support structure which is curved for comfort and for securing the grip of a generally round or oval boom, and the grip support further including an adjustable finger securer. The rigid support structure is further curved for providing easy release of the boom, when necessary, by the lifting of the fingers being secured by the finger securer. The adjustable finger securer allows the wearer to extend the fingers being secured for resting the wearer's hands while still being in control of the boom. The harness transfers some or all of the force required to keep the boom engaged to the wears wrist, thereby enabling the wearer to participate in the sport for a longer period of time. | ||||||
| 9 | Sailing simulator | US508801 | 1974-09-24 | US3940862A | 1976-03-02 | Kaoru Nishimura |
| A sailing simulator comprising: a hull provided with a boom and a rudder; first supporting means for supporting the hull through the intermediary of springs for heeling motion; second supporting means for supporting the first supporting means for rotation about a vertical axis; and drive means for causing the first and second supporting means to effect heeling motion and rotation, respectively; and means operable in response to the handling of the boom and/or the rudder to control the drive means. An elastic means is interposed between the first supporting means and the drive means therefor so that the hull can be moved about the heeling axis by positional change of the weight of the trainee on the hull. Means is also provided for application of a reactive force to the boom as the boom and/or the rudder are handled. | ||||||
| 10 | Training devices | US77555968 | 1968-11-13 | US3471943A | 1969-10-14 | WADDINGTON ROGOR STRANGE; DUVAL BRUCE |
| 11 | Wave generating device | JP2009550298 | 2008-02-19 | JP5404425B2 | 2014-01-29 | サガストゥム、ホセ マヌエル オドリオソラ |
| 12 | Safety balance device | JP2004512870 | 2003-06-13 | JP2005529691A | 2005-10-06 | ペリエ，キャロライン; ビー． ロスボロー，ロバート |
| 概して長方形状である長くされたボードを含むバランス装置。 ボードは型で作られるグラスファイバーとプラスチックの混合物である。 ボードの底部の中央部分とともに全体を構成するように型でつくられており、長くされていて、縦方向且つ下向きに伸びているトラックは、水平軸に関して回転するためにボードが支持されているローラーの回りの環状溝に適合している。 ボード上の移動可能なストップは、ローラー上のボードをいかにバランスさせるかについての学習を促進するためにボードとローラー間の関連する動きを制限することを装置に許容する。 代替可能な実施形態において、ボードは、ユーザーがボード上でバランスした状態を留めている経過時間を追跡し且つ画面表示するためにボード上に取り付けられている時間測定装置及びデイスプレイを含んでいる。 | ||||||
| 13 | JPH035185B2 - | JP382384 | 1984-01-10 | JPH035185B2 | 1991-01-24 | NARITA MASAO |
| 14 | Board Sport Training Apparatus | US12686443 | 2010-01-13 | US20100112534A1 | 2010-05-06 | James Humphrey Hubbard; Darci Ruth Raphael |
| Disclosed herein is a portable apparatus for training a user in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. The portable apparatus comprises a foot placement mat and a support unit. The foot placement mat comprises multiple placement zones for indicating a first location for positioning a support unit and second locations for placing the user's feet. The support unit comprises laterally opposite support members and hand placement platforms. Each of the laterally opposite support members comprises an elongated section and a lower protruding section. The hand placement platforms are detachably attached to the elongated section or the lower protruding section of the laterally opposite support members for enabling placement of the user's hands in an elevated position or a lower position respectively. The support unit positioned on the foot placement mat enables the training of the user in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. | ||||||
| 15 | Board sport training apparatus | US12248908 | 2008-10-10 | US07666128B2 | 2010-02-23 | James Humphrey Hubbard; Darci Ruth Raphael |
| Disclosed herein is a portable apparatus for training a user in in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. The portable apparatus comprises a foot placement mat and a support unit. The foot placement mat comprises multiple placement zones for indicating a first location for positioning a support unit and second locations for placing the user's feet. The support unit comprises laterally opposite support members and hand placement platforms. Each of the laterally opposite support members comprises an elongated section and a lower protruding section. The hand placement platforms are detachably attached to the elongated section or the lower protruding section of the laterally opposite support members for enabling placement of the user's hands in an elevated position or a lower position respectively. The support unit positioned on the foot placement mat enables the training of the user in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. | ||||||
| 16 | Board Sport Training Apparatus | US12248908 | 2008-10-10 | US20090105048A1 | 2009-04-23 | James Humphrey Hubbard; Darci Ruth Raphael |
| Disclosed herein is a portable apparatus for training a user in in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. The portable apparatus comprises a foot placement mat and a support unit. The foot placement mat comprises multiple placement zones for indicating a first location for positioning a support unit and second locations for placing the user's feet. The support unit comprises laterally opposite support members and hand placement platforms. Each of the laterally opposite support members comprises an elongated section and a lower protruding section. The hand placement platforms are detachably attached to the elongated section or the lower protruding section of the laterally opposite support members for enabling placement of the user's hands in an elevated position or a lower position respectively. The support unit positioned on the foot placement mat enables the training of the user in increasing levels of skill, control and maneuverability of a board for a board sport. | ||||||
| 17 | Exerciser with two rotating axles | US11326317 | 2006-01-06 | US20070161462A1 | 2007-07-12 | Shou-Shan Ho |
| An exerciser has a base, a driving device, a supporting board and a control device. The driving device is mounted on the base and has a motor, two rotating axles, two shaking arms, two swinging shafts and two lateral arms. The motor is securely attached to the base. The rotating axles are rotatably mounted on the base and have an angle between the rotating axles to make the rotating axles to form a V-shaped arrangement on the base. The shaking arms are securely and respectively attached to the rotating axles. The swinging shafts are rotatably and respectively attached to the shaking arms. The lateral arms including a first lateral arm and a second lateral arm are respectively mounted on the swinging shafts. The supporting board is pivotally connected to the first lateral arm and is slidably connected to the second lateral arm. | ||||||
| 18 | Fitness method utilizing moving platforms | US10389591 | 2003-03-17 | US20040043870A1 | 2004-03-04 | Kappel Leroy Clarke |
| A fitness method for an exerciser in a format that utilizes a moving surface (the moving belt of a standard treadmill); and two types of fixed surfaces: the first type being the narrow platform edges that run along the right and left sides of the moving belt of standard treadmills; the second type of fixed surface being the floor space immediately surrounding the treadmill 3 to 5 feet out and away from it on all 4 sides, front, back, night and left. The format involves specific movements of the feet that take the practitioner from occupying a position on the moving surface (the moving belt of a standard treadmill) to occupying a position on either of the 2 types of fixed surfaces (the narrow platform edges that run along the right and left sides of the moving belt of standard treadmills or the floor space immediately surrounding the treadmill 3 to 5 feet out and away from it on all 4 sides, front, back, right and left) and back to the moving surface one time or more repeatedly. | ||||||
| 19 | Three in-one-board bag | US10243538 | 2002-09-13 | US20040020804A1 | 2004-02-05 | Christine Lei Ohtani-Chang |
| The invention proposed offers an average surfer a variety of usage in a surfboard bag. The three lengths offered in this one multi purpose bag can accommodate several lengths of surfboards pending on the preference of the day's surf forecast. The all in one usage claims to offer ease in handling different board sizes while offering added protection to shorter board lengths when tucked within the main body of the bag. | ||||||
| 20 | Ski training mirror method and apparatus | US410830 | 1989-09-22 | US5037303A | 1991-08-06 | Jack L. Irwin |
| A mirrored training device for attachment to a ridden board-type athletic device is disclosed. The training device comprises a convex mirror in a shockproof case having attachment means for securing the training device to the board surface. The mirror casing may be angled, or unequal length legs may be provided, so that the attached convex mirror is inclined towards the rider's normal board riding position to provide a full reflection thereof. Dividing lines are provided on the mirror surface as reference points for the posture of the athlete. In an alternative embodiment the mirrored device is built into the ridden-board-type device. | ||||||
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