RU85883U1 - RUNNING DEVICE ON WAVES - Google Patents

Abstract

1. The device for running on waves containing sticks, floats, interconnected and leg supports, characterized in that the leg supports are movable and move along the guides in a vertical plane located across the movement, and have latches, and the floats can change the bend line with the help of rods and have upper connections between each other. ! 2. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bend of the floats is maintained using clamps mounted on rods that are attached to the athlete. ! 3. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the guides are made in the form of flexible tapes or cables made of elastic stretchable materials, such as rubber. ! 4. The device according to claim 2, characterized in that the latches are made in the form of corrugated surfaces of the guides and support for the legs in contact with each other. ! 5. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the rods and top links for floats are used to install additional equipment, such as seats, tables, tents, sails.

Description

The utility model relates to water vehicles, in particular to the design of water skiing and can be used as a way of entertainment (sports, tourism, hunting, fishing).

Water skiing is known as AS No. 1743996 MKI V63H 16 \ 08, consisting of two floats with foot mounts and a connecting device that holds the floats in a parallel position.

Their disadvantage is that the foot mounts are located above the surface of the water, which reduces the athlete’s stability on the waves.

A device for walking on water is known, patent for utility model No. 74888 MKI B63H 16 \ 08, consisting of hinged supports with hooks and adjustable links between supports and floats, on which a sail-tent, table, and seat are mounted. Moreover, air in the floats can be pumped on land and on water using sticks with air tanks with flexible walls, tubes and valves for air inlet-outlet or using a telescopic rod with a piston.

Their disadvantage is the complexity of the design.

The objective of the utility model is to simplify the design and ease of use when traveling on waves.

The solution to this problem is achieved by the fact that in a device for running along waves containing sticks, floats connected to each other and leg supports according to a useful model leg supports are movable and move along rails in a vertical plane located across the movement and have latches, and the floats can change the bending line with the help of rods and have upper connections between each other, and the bending of the floats is maintained using clamps mounted on the rods. The guides of the leg supports are made in the form of flexible tapes or cables made of elastic stretchable materials, such as rubber, and the latches are made in the form of grooved surfaces of the guides and foot supports that are in contact with each other. Upper ties for floats are used to install additional equipment, such as a seat, a table , tents, sails, etc.

Other objectives and advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description of the device and the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 - shows a General view of a device for running on waves with a large distance between the waves;

Figure 2 - shows the device with a small distance between the waves with the mounting rods of the floats to the athlete;

Figure 3 is a location diagram of the mounting of supports for legs, section AA in figure 2;

Figure 4 - shows a top view of the device, without an athlete and sticks, view B in figure 2;

Figure 5 is a diagram of the fixation on the floats of the guide legs for legs, section I in figure 3;

In Fig.6 is a diagram of the fixation of the rods of floats, section II in Fig 4;

Fig.7 is a diagram of the fixation of the leg supports on the rails, section III in Fig 3;

In Fig.8 is a diagram of the fixation of the upper connection on the draft of the floats, section IV in Fig.4;

Figure 9 is a diagram of the change in the bend of the floats when lifting the athlete to the wave and descent along the wave;

Figure 10 is a diagram of the mounting of the table and seat to the upper ties and rods;

11 is a diagram of the installation of a tent-sail on the upper links and thrusts;

On Fig - scheme of fastening the table to the upper ties, section bb in Fig 10;

In Fig.13 is a diagram of the rotation of the walls of the tent-sail, view G in Fig.11.

The device for running on waves includes floats 1 with supports 2 for the legs of an athlete 3 with sticks 4. The floats 1 have a lower connection 5 at the bottom and an upper connection 6 with clips 7 at the top, mounted on rods 8 with clips 9. Rods 8 change the line bending the floats 1. Supports 2 for the legs of the athlete 3 are mounted on flexible guides 10 having latches 11 and grooved surfaces 12. Seats 13, a table 14 and a sail tent 15 with walls 16 pivoting 17 mounted on the upper ties 6 and rods 8 and fixed with cables 18. Seat 13 and table 14 are attached to the rod 8 and the upper connection 6 using hooks 19 and extensions 20. The rod 8 with the cord 21 can be attached to the belt 22 of the athlete 3.

The device operates as follows.

When running on water with small waves, the nose of the float 1 is raised to the height of the wave with the help of traction 8 and fixed with clamps 9. The float 1 is held in position by pressing the athlete 3 on the leg 2, which is supported on the bottom 2, which is attached to the float 1 from below and from above help of flexible guides 10

When moving along large waves, the rod 8 is attached to the belt 22 of the athlete 3 using the cord 21. When moving along the slope of the wave, the athlete 3 crouches, while the floats 1 are straightened, facilitating its downward movement. To rise to the wave, the athlete 3 straightens out while the cord 21 attached to the belt 22 raises the rod 8, which bends the floats 1, making it easier for the athlete 3 to climb the crest of the wave.

For long transitions or while fishing, for relaxation, seats 13 and a table 14 are installed, which are attached to the top link 6 using hooks 19 and are attached to the tie rod 8 using stretch marks 20.

To protect against rainfall, a sail tent 15 is installed, made for example in the form of a pyramid with walls 16, the base of which is attached to the upper link 6 and rods 8, for example, also using hooks 19.

To use the wind force in any direction of movement of the athlete 3, the walls 16 of the tent-sail are swiveled 17 and in this position are attached to the base of the tent of the sail 15 using cables 18.

This device will allow you to use it to run on the waves.

Claims (5)

1. The device for running on waves containing sticks, floats, interconnected and leg supports, characterized in that the leg supports are movable and move along the guides in a vertical plane located across the movement, and have latches, and the floats can change the bend line with the help of rods and have upper connections between each other. 2. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the bend of the floats is maintained using clamps mounted on rods that are attached to the athlete. 3. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the guides are made in the form of flexible tapes or cables made of elastic stretchable materials, such as rubber. 4. The device according to claim 2, characterized in that the latches are made in the form of corrugated surfaces of the guides and support for the legs in contact with each other. 5. The device according to claim 1, characterized in that the rods and top links for floats are used to install additional equipment, such as seats, tables, tents, sails.