| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 41 | INFLATABLE DEVICE CAPABLE OF GLIDING, IN PARTICULAR OVER WATER | US13805361 | 2011-05-16 | US20130231016A1 | 2013-09-05 | Stephan Sahun; Jean Christyn De Ribaucourt; Axelle Gallet; Christophe Helie |
| The invention relates to an inflatable device capable of acting as a glide medium for at least one person, which can in particular be used for bodyboard devices for gliding over water or snow. The device includes at least one first bag made of a flexible material, having a means for feeding a fluid therein and capable of being inflated by said fluid, at least one stabilization means connected to the first bag and capable of being arranged between or rigidly connected to the upper portion of the legs of a person, and means for positioning the hands, preferably arranged on the first bag. Thus, the proper stabilization of the device beneath the person during a gliding phase is ensured. | ||||||
| 42 | BOAT AND COMBINATION BOAT AND SNOWMOBILE | US13406046 | 2012-02-27 | US20120216735A1 | 2012-08-30 | Roger W. Bailey; Edward G. Valpay |
| A boat capable of having a snowmobile securely mounted on its hull and steerable by the snowmobile's steering mechanism. The boat includes a bow, an aft, a port side, a starboard side, and a mid-ship. The hull of the boat includes a top and a bottom, wherein the bottom of the hull includes under-hull skis with tips and tails, and the bottom of the hull further includes a bow step positioned proximate to the tips of the under-hull skis. The boat also includes: a snowmobile opening including a cutaway of the hull extending into the hull from the aft and disposed halfway between the port and starboard sides; a transom disposed at the aft; and a boat steering mechanism including two boat ski attachment mechanisms on the port and starboard sides of the boat and two snowmobile ski attachment mechanisms on the port and starboard sides. | ||||||
| 43 | Inflatable structure(s) | US10555807 | 2004-04-27 | US20070000182A1 | 2007-01-04 | Claire-Lise Boujon |
| The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) comprising large openings that are formed by construction elements that can be used to dimension a base module. The aforementioned module comprises means that can be used to increase the number of surfaces of same. According to the invention, some or all of the inner peripheries of the large openings may or may not be equipped with a band of fabric comprising fixing means which are used to fit accessories, netting, a sail, cords, handles, thereby enabling multiple applications. | ||||||
| 44 | Inflatable structure(s) | US11266061 | 2005-11-02 | US20060073748A1 | 2006-04-06 | Claire-Lise Boujon |
| The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) comprising large openings that are formed by construction elements that can be used to dimension a base module. The aforementioned module comprises means that can be used to increase the number of surfaces of same. According to the invention, some or all of the inner peripheries of the large openings may or may not be equipped with a band of fabric comprising fixing means which are used to fit accessories, netting, a sail, cords, handles, thereby enabling multiple applications. | ||||||
| 45 | Sliding recreational device | US10440904 | 2003-05-19 | US06981706B1 | 2006-01-03 | Detlef Kramer |
| A sliding recreational device having a body, a seating area for a passenger, and a sliding pan mounted on the bottom of the body is disclosed. A cushioning element mounted in the body protects a passenger from injury while riding the device. By applying certain patterns to the bottom of the sliding pan, a stable, more predictable ride path is made possible for the rider. The addition of a system of pivoting braking elements and cabling enable a passenger to steer and brake the device. | ||||||
| 46 | Rescue sled | US10424450 | 2003-04-29 | US20040217563A1 | 2004-11-04 | Kenneth E. Butts JR. |
| A portable rescue sled includes an inflatable base covered with netting suitable to rescue victims who have fallen through the ice of a frozen pond. The base is normally coiled in a retracted deflated condition. When positioned at the edge of a lake or pond, air from a compressed air tank on the sled is used to inflate the base which uncoils toward the victim into an extended position. A portion of the netting extends beyond the base and is used by the victim to climb onto the sled which may then be pulled to safety. | ||||||
| 47 | Steerable inflatable sled | US10227984 | 2002-08-26 | US20040036238A1 | 2004-02-26 | Thomas M. Plante |
| A steerable inflatable sled that includes a first inflatable segment, a second inflatable segment, and a predetermined articulation zone extending from the first inflatable segment to the second inflatable segment, the longitudinal axis of the sled extending through the first inflatable segment, said second inflatable segment and the articulation zone, when the sled is in motion on a surface, applying a force to the first inflatable segment sufficient to cause a bend at the predetermined articulation zone, changes the direction of travel of the sled. | ||||||
| 48 | Inflatable tube ski vehicle with steering mechanism | US09915037 | 2001-07-25 | US06655701B2 | 2003-12-02 | Barry G. Oberpriller |
| An inflatable tube ski vehicle with steering mechanism comprises an inflated, torus-shaped tube or bladder and a ski insert disposed in the central opening of the bladder. The ski insert may be dish-shaped, or it may partially wrap around the top and/or bottom of the bladder. In either case, the ski vehicle has a steering/braking mechanism comprising left and right lever arms pivotally attached to and extending down through the ski insert. To turn, a rider simply pulls on one of the lever arms, causing a lower portion of the lever arm to extend past a bottom of the insert. To brake, both arms are pulled simultaneously. Because the ski vehicle is round and because the weight of the vehicle and rider are largely uniformly distributed over the center of the vehicle, a pivot or fulcrum point occurs directly under the rider's seat, affording a significant degree of control. | ||||||
| 49 | Cushion slider toy | US838306 | 1986-03-10 | US4732399A | 1988-03-22 | Daniel T. Reilly; Joseph Eckenfels |
| A cushion slider toy is described which includes at least one inflatable tube in the form of an annular ring and a covering member which surrounds and encloses the inflatable tube. The top of the covering member forms a flat surface which serves as a seat for a person to sit on while riding the cushion slider toy. Handles may also be attached to the covering member. The cushion slider toy may be used to slide on snow or it may be used on water. | ||||||
| 50 | Self-collapsible, inflatable device | US216408 | 1980-12-15 | US4389961A | 1983-06-28 | John R. Parish |
| A self-collapsible, inflatable device consists of a sheet made of a thermoplastic material having a memory set such that it forms into a coil when unrestrained and at least one inflatable member, semi-rigid when inflated and capable of being coiled when deflated, the inflatable member being mounted on a surface of the sheet which assumes a concave shape when the sheet is allowed to form into a coil. In one preferred embodiment the sheet includes upper and lower sheet members joined at their respective leading edges and the inflatable member is attached to the lower surface of the upper sheet and the upper surface of the lower sheet. The inflatable member and the upper and lower sheets are arranged such that the self-collapsible device coils itself when the inflatable member is deflated. | ||||||
| 51 | Snow vehicle | US3773345D | 1972-03-06 | US3773345A | 1973-11-20 | MITCHELL B |
| A snow vehicle is disclosed including a single ski on which is mounted stabilizing symmetrical pontoons which are positioned, in use, to extend downward to a higher elevation than the lowest surface of the ski to preserve the ability of the vehicle to maintain directional stability, and a passenger or cargo platform mounted on the pontoons. The vehicle fitted with rearwardly extending steering and braking means is also disclosed.
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| 52 | Snow coaster | US3632124D | 1969-11-17 | US3632124A | 1972-01-04 | CROPP JAMES P |
| A snow coaster body for supporting one or more riders thereon and including a horizontally centrally disposed annular under portion defining a generally circular lower horizontal surface bound by an outer peripheral downwardly opening channel generally semicircular in cross section. The inner and outer peripheral extremities of the channel include generally horizontal inwardly projecting inner and outer flange portions and the lower horizontal surface is disposed at an elevation slightly below a horizontal plane containing the flanges and includes an outer peripheral upwardly and outwardly beveled portion. Also, an inflated inner tube-type member is seated in the channel and frictionally retained therein by the inner and outer peripheral flanges.
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| 53 | Pontoon support device for use in water and on snow | US44469965 | 1965-04-01 | US3307209A | 1967-03-07 | JACKMAN ROBERT R |
| 54 | BOB | PCT/AT0300128 | 2003-05-02 | WO03093087A8 | 2004-09-16 | KOEFLER SUSANNE |
| The invention relates to a bob, which can be used as sports equipment for travelling for example on snow or water. Said bob comprises an inflatable, double-walled shell consisting of an inflatable inner skin (core) and an outer skin stretched over the latter. The bob is characterised in that a moulded base part (4), the outer skin (1) and the inflatable inner skin (2) consist of separate parts or parts that are easy to separate, whereby the moulded base part (4) and/or the outer skin (1) can be removed and replaced. According to the invention, the moulded base part (4) that is provided with couplings (21, 22) is subdivided into arcuate diametrically opposed casing segments (5) and is configured with runners (8) for use on snow and with chambers (9) that curve inwards for use on water courses. The pneumatic chamber system (10) consisting of a tube (11) and a support cushion (12) can be filled with tyre air (13). The shell (3) is manufactured in such a way that it comprises a bucket seat with a backrest (14) and a moulded projection (15) situated between the legs of the person using the bob. The bob is designed in such a way that said projection is equipped with handles (16, 17), a winding mechanism (19) for the drag line (20) and optional lever-operated traction brakes (18). | ||||||
| 55 | INFLATABLE STRUCTURE(S) | PCT/CH2004000255 | 2004-04-27 | WO2004096375B1 | 2004-12-23 | BOUJON CLAIRE-LISE |
| The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) comprising large openings which are formed by construction elements that can be used to dimension a base module. The aforementioned module comprises means which can be used to increase the number of surfaces of same. According to the invention, some or all of the inner peripheries of the large openings may or may not be equipped with a band of fabric comprising fixing means which are used to fit accessories, netting, a sail, cords, handles, thereby enabling multiple applications. | ||||||
| 56 | INFLATABLE STRUCTURE(S) | PCT/CH2004000038 | 2004-01-23 | WO2004067880A3 | 2004-11-11 | BOUJON CLAIRE-LISE |
| The invention relates to inflatable structure(s) with large openings, the constructive elements of which permit a base module to be defined. Said module comprises means for providing multiple surfaces, of which some or all of the internal circumferences of the large openings are provided with a strip of material having fixing means for the mounting of accessories such as nets, material, cords and handles, which permit multiple applications. | ||||||
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