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Dunn-rite Products, Inc.

Cresent Moon Snowshoes, Inc.

Tamara Laug

Robert L Bromley

Jake Thamm

Dan Laska

Snowshoe

A snowshoe () is formed from multi-density foam materials. The snowshoe () generally includes a deckand bindingmounted on the deck. The deckis formed from layers of flexible multi-density foam materials and has a continuously curved bottom surface to promote forward rocking motion. Consequently, it is not necessary to provide a pivot plate with crampons or to provide an opening in the deck. The deckfurther includes a traction plate. The traction plateis formed from a material that is harder than the lower layer of the deck. The traction plateincludes a number of cleatsdistributed from side-to-side and front-to-back across the traction plate. Each of the cleatsincludes a number of spikesfor penetrating snow or ice to provide enhanced traction.

Snowshoe with multi-density foam deck

A slanted main strut about six feet long is supported by a base having rollers. The top of the slanted main strut allows the base to be rocked back on its rollers for ground transport. Vertical grooves in the slanted main strut support slidable braces. Each brace supports a chosen equipment holder including a golf bag ring, a ski brace, a bicycle support bar, a ball container, and a boot tray.

Vertical sports rack

A line holding storage device is provided for storing or displaying articles on a line in random locations along the line. The line holding storage device comprises a support housing having a first side and a second side. A channel is formed in the first side of the support housing and receives the line. A securing mechanism is positioned on the first side of the support housing and cooperates with the channel for releasably securing the line holding storage device to the line. A catch mechanism is mounted on the support housing to receive and hold articles which are to be stored or displayed with the catch mechanism being positioned such that the mass of the held article cooperates with the securing mechanism to augment the securement of the line holding storage device to the line.

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Boulder, CO, United States of America

Tamara Laug