Upright Human Floatation Apparatus
Apparatus enabling a person to walk on water. The user propels himself by stepping forward in a manner similar to snowshoeing. The invention offers free transition from land to water and back, as well as the ability to turn without using a rudder, a paddle or any special device.
Patent Number: 6,764,363
Invention Status: Patented and not yet commercialized. Patent offered for sale or licensing
Keywords: walking on water, walk on water, shoes for walking on water
Invention Status: Patented and not yet commercialized. Patent offered for sale or licensing
Keywords: walking on water, walk on water, shoes for walking on water
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by Anonymous
Wow
If you strapped an outboard motor to your back that thing could be really awesome...
by Anonymous
lame
I had a pair of these when i was a kid. they were styrofoam and they sucked. they're slow, and they make your legs want to do the splits.
by Anonymous
I've seen this on TV 10 years ago.
There is a Korean old man who uses almost the same looking thing made out of styroform. He can walk on the river fasterer than the guy above while reading a newspaper. Talk to SBS, the major broadcasting company in Korea. I believe that he registered the patent much earlier.
by Anonymous
LOL I love the "wow" comment
LOL I love the "wow" comment up top
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