Cobalt Boats, LLC

Timothy W Kaiser

Michael J Turner

Brett L Champlin

Nicolas Ballesteros Velasco

Matthew Lee Welton

Sean P Callan

Dillon Jack Majoros

Bret A Chilcott

William Paxson St Clair, Jr

Shane Stanley

A galley unit for a watercraft. The galley unit can be stowed in a base and covered by a seat covering to provide additional seating. The galley unit can be vertically deployed out of the base and uncovered for use. The galley unit can include a refrigerator, cooler, trash receptacle, stove, sink, microwave, oven, storage space, cutting surface, dishwasher, freezer, and/or other features.

Deployable galley

A watercraft with a hull assembly and a mat storage system coupled to the hull assembly. The hull assembly may have a mat compartment with the mat storage system configured to move the mat between a stored position, in which at least a portion of the mat is positioned in the mat compartment, and a deployed position. The mat compartment may be positioned beneath at least a portion of a floor of the hull assembly. The hull assembly may have a cover positioned adjacent the mat compartment and moveable between a closed position, in which it covers at least a portion of the mat compartment, and an open position. The mat storage system may have a motor that is configured to move the mat to a stored position.

Mat storage system for a boat

A mat storage system including a shaft that is configured to be coupled to a mat. The shaft is configured to rotate to wrap the mat around the shaft. The mat is preferably inflatable, and a motor is preferably coupled to the shaft for rotating the shaft. The mat storage system is preferably used with a watercraft, and the shaft is preferably coupled to a portion of the watercraft. The shaft is preferably positioned in a mat compartment, and the mat compartment is preferably positioned adjacent a stern of the watercraft. The mat compartment is preferably defined by a deck of the watercraft and positioned beneath at least a portion of a floor of the deck. The mat compartment is preferably sized for receiving an inflatable mat that is deflated and wrapped around the shaft. A method for using the mat storage system is also described herein.

A retractable step for use with a boat in water comprising at least one moveable arm pivotally coupled with the boat, a step coupled with the arm such that the step is moveable between a stored position above the water surface and a deployed position below the water surface, and a lock configured to hold the moveable arm in a stationary position when the step is in its deployed position, but is releasable to accommodate movement of the step to its stored position.

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Independence, KS, United States of America

Timothy W Kaiser