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Document Number
US Patent 5591059
Issued Date
January 7, 1997
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A water ski having an elongated body of generally uniform thickness from its nose to its aft end, and including a body having a nose portion which inclines gradually upwardly, a forward body portion, and a rear body portion. The forward body portion has a width which is generally uniform and which is like that of a conventional water ski. The rear body portion extends rearwardly from the forward body portion and has side edges which diverge outwardly and rearwardly toward the rear end of the ski, with the width of the ski at its rear end being at least 150% of the width of the forward body portion. The longitudinal length of the rear body portion is from 25 to 75% of the length of the ski.
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Owner
SP Water Sports, Inc. (Evanston, IL)
Published
January 7, 1997
Application Number
08/399,491
Filed
March 7, 1995
US Classification
441/68   441/70 441/79
Int'l Classification
B63B   35/73   (20060101)   B63B   35/81   (20060101)  
USPTO Field of Search
441/65   441/68   441/70   441/72   441/73   441/74   441/79 D   21/228   21/229  
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