US2009176435A1PendingUtilityA1
Flexible flying disc
Est. expiryFeb 15, 2023(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Steve Stark
A63H 33/18
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Abstract
A toy disc having a recess formed by an upstanding edge connected to a bottom structure. A stabilizing member is disposed in the recess. The toy disc may be thrown in a desired direction.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A toy disc comprising a bottom-flight structure having a thickness, and an upstanding edge integrally coupled to the bottom-flight structure and having a thickness greater than the thickness of the bottom-flight structure.
2 . The toy disc of claim 1 wherein said bottom-flight structure having a structure defining a recess generally concentrically disposed thereon.
3 . The toy disc of claim 2 additionally comprising an elevated structure circumscribing the recess.
4 . The toy disc of claim 3 wherein said elevated structure has a sloping outer surface.
5 . The toy disc of claim 4 additionally comprising a stabilizing member disposed on said bottom-flight structure.
6 . The toy disc of claim 5 wherein said bottom-flight structure and said upstanding edge respectively comprise a bottom recess and an edge recess, and said stabilizing member lodges in said bottom recess and said edge recess.
7 . The toy disc of claim 5 wherein said stabilizing member comprises a planar base member and an upstanding stabilizing edge coupled to the planar base member.
8 . A toy disc comprising a bottom-flight structure, an upstanding edge integrally coupled to the bottom-flight structure to form a recess, and a stabilizing member disposed in said recess.
9 . The toy disc of claim 8 wherein said stabilizing member comprises a ring member.
10 . The toy disc of claim 9 wherein said stabilizing member additionally comprises a safety member coupled to said ring member.
11 . The toy disc of claim 9 wherein said safety member comprises a vertical cross section defining a curved edge and a generally straight edge terminating in said curved edge.
12 . The toy disc of claim 9 wherein said stabilizing member comprises a planar base member, and an upstanding stabilizing edge coupled to said planar base member.
13 . The toy disc of claim 12 additionally comprising a safety member coupled to the planar base member.
14 . The toy disc of claim 13 wherein said bottom-flight structure and said upstanding edge respectively comprise a bottom recess and an edge recess, and said safety member and said upstanding stabilizing edge respectively lodge in said bottom recess and in said edge recess.
15 . The toy disc of claim 8 wherein said stabilizing member comprises a circular plate member, and an upstanding stabilizing edge coupled to the circular plate member.
16 . The toy disc of claim 15 wherein said circular plate member comprises a structure defining a recess.
17 . The toy disc of claim 15 wherein said upstanding edge is thicker than said bottom-flight structure, and said upstanding stabilizing edge is thicker than said circular plate member.
18 . A method for throwing a toy disc comprising providing a recess defined by a bottom-flight structure coupled to an upstanding edge, and a stabilizing member disposed in said recess; and throwing the toy disc in a desired direction.
19 . The method of claim 18 additionally comprising spinning the toy disc on a finger inserted into a bottom recess in said bottom-flight structure.
20 . The method of claim 18 additionally comprising disposing said toy disc in water, said toy disc possessing sufficient buoyancy such that a structure of the toy disc extends above the water.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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