FRISBEE STRUCTURE

• US 20090291614A1
• Filed: 05/26/2008
• Published: 11/26/2009
• Est. Priority Date: 05/26/2008
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Shine Sport Facility Co., Ltd.
• Original Assignee: Shine Sport Facility Co., Ltd.
• Inventors: Tu, Li-Chuan
• Application Number:
  US12/126,962
• Publication Number:
  US 20090291614A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 446/46
• CPC Class Codes: A63H 33/18 Throwing or slinging toys, e.g. flying disc toys discs used in athletics A63B65/10as part of a game A63F9/02; sling weapons F41B3/00; spring toy guns F41B7/08

Abstract

A frisbee structure, having a piercing hole on the central part, comprises a spinning structure, which further comprises an upper coupling member, a lower coupling member, a fastener and a revolving component. The upper coupling member is arranged on one end of a fastener, the other end of the fastener is hooked up with the revolving component and the lower hook portion on one end of the revolving component is hooked up with the lower coupling member. The assembly of the spinning structure and the frisbee is to enable the upper coupling member to be separated from one end of the fastener, enable that end of the fastener to be corresponding to the piercing hole on the frisbee, and then enable the upper coupling member to be buckled and positioned on the other side of the piercing hole of the Frisbee and formed in one piece with the frisbee. A floating ornament is positioned on one end of the spinning structure assembled on the frisbee, providing more amusements for a player when the frisbee is tossed to produce a rapid spinning action.

Claims

1. A frisbee structure, a round disc in pre-set width and thickness, characterized in that:

comprising a piercing hole set on the a central part of the frisbee, enabling a spinning structure to be assembled with the frisbee;

the spinning structure comprising an upper coupling member, a lower coupling member, a fastener and a revolving component;

the upper coupling member is arranged on one end of the fastener, the other end of the fastener is hooked up with the revolving component having a bearing component with an upper and a lower hook portions, the lower hook portion on one end of the revolving component is hooked up with the lower coupling member;

the assembly of the spinning structure and the frisbee is to enable the upper coupling member to be separated from one end of the fastener, enable that end of the fastener to be corresponding to the piercing hole on the frisbee, and then enable the upper coupling member to be buckled and positioned on the other side of the piercing hole of the Frisbee and formed in one piece with the frisbee;

A floating ornament is positioned on one end of the spinning structure assembled on the frisbee, providing more amusements for a player when the frisbee is tossed to produce a rapid spinning action.

2. The Frisbee structure as described in claim 1, wherein the spinning structure further comprises a upper coupling member, a lower coupling member, and a revolving component;

the upper coupling member is buckled into a bearing component with an upper hook portion and a lower hook portion piercing through, the lower hook portion on one end of the revolving component is hooked up with the lower coupling member;

the assembly of the spinning structure and the frisbee is to enable the upper coupling member to be separated from one end of the revolving component, enabling the hook portion on that end of the revolving component to correspond with the piercing hole on the frisbee, and enable the upper coupling member to be buckled into the hook portion of the revolving component and positioned on the other side of the piercing hole on the frisbee;

floating ornament is positioned on one end of the spinning structure assembled on the frisbee, providing more amusements for a player when the frisbee is tossed to produce a rapid spinning action.

4. The frisbee structure as described in claim 1, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a single long strip.

6. The frisbee structure as described in claim 1, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a plurality of long strips.

8. The frisbee structure as described in claim 1, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a light hollow sphere.

3. A frisbee structure, a round disc in pre-set width and thickness, characterized in that:

comprising a piercing hole, a round edge with an inner curve that is formed and elongate downwards on the rim along an upper surface of the frisbee, and a concave space that is formed on the lower side of the frisbee. The piercing hole on the frisbee enables a spinning structure with a floating ornament to be combined with the frisbee;

consequently, the frisbee is tossed to produce a rapid spinning action in the air and retain a slow landing speed.

5. The frisbee structure as described in claim 3, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a single long strip.

7. The frisbee structure as described in claim 3, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a plurality of long strips.

9. The frisbee structure as described in claim 3, wherein the floating ornament on one end of the spinning structure that is able to be formed as a light hollow sphere.