A retrofittable seat assembly comprises a base, a base receiver operatively connected to the base and configured and arranged to receive a mounting post of a seat, and a connecting member configured and arranged to connect the base to a support structure.

A retrofittable seat assembly comprises a base, a base receiver operatively connected to the base and configured and arranged to receive a mounting post of a seat, and a connecting member configured and arranged to connect the base to a support structure.

Disclosed are a propelling module and a surfing apparatus having the same. The propelling module includes a module housing, a rotating device, a transmission shaft and a propeller; wherein the module housing is provided with a sealed chamber, the propeller is arranged outside the sealed chamber, the rotating device is arranged inside the sealed chamber, one end of the transmission shaft is connected to the rotating device, the other end of the transmission shaft penetrates through a side wall of the sealed chamber and extends to the exterior of the sealed chamber, and is connected to the propeller; the module housing is provided with a power connection member, and the rotating device is electrically connected to the power connection member, and is configured to be electrically connected to an external device via the power connection member; and the module housing is further provided with a water passage, and the propeller is arranged in the water passage.

Disclosed are a propelling module and a surfing apparatus having the same. The propelling module includes a module housing, a rotating device, a transmission shaft and a propeller; wherein the module housing is provided with a sealed chamber, the propeller is arranged outside the sealed chamber, the rotating device is arranged inside the sealed chamber, one end of the transmission shaft is connected to the rotating device, the other end of the transmission shaft penetrates through a side wall of the sealed chamber and extends to the exterior of the sealed chamber, and is connected to the propeller; the module housing is provided with a power connection member, and the rotating device is electrically connected to the power connection member, and is configured to be electrically connected to an external device via the power connection member; and the module housing is further provided with a water passage, and the propeller is arranged in the water passage.

A personal watercraft includes a floatation member, a thrust assembly, a steering assembly, and a braking assembly. The assemblies may be actuated either mechanically or electrically. The thrust assembly is human powered, solar powered, or electric powered. The thrust, steering, and braking assemblies can be added after-market to an existing stand-up paddle board (SUP), or built into one or a plurality of SUPs during initial manufacturing. When the thrust assembly is human powered, it is leg or arm powered. When the thrust assembly is leg powered, the legs can move backward and forward in a sliding motion, up and down in a stomping fashion, or move in a loop trajectory. When the thrust assembly is arm powered, the arms can move forward/backward together or separately. The thrust assembly includes one or a plurality of paddles or flippers that are positioned to the side or under the SUP.

A watercraft and a waterproof electronics container are provided. The watercraft includes a flotation portion. A strut is removably affixed to a portion of the watercraft. A first connector portion is mounted to the upper end of the strut. A waterproof electronics container includes a second connector portion is disposed such that the second connector forms at least one electrically conductive pathway with the first connector portion when both are affixed to the watercraft. The waterproof electronics container is removably affixed to the said watercraft. In one aspect, the waterproof electronics container houses a power source capable of powering an electric motor that propels the watercraft.

A watercraft and a waterproof electronics container are provided. The watercraft includes a flotation portion. A strut is removably affixed to a portion of the watercraft. A first connector portion is mounted to the upper end of the strut. A waterproof electronics container includes a second connector portion is disposed such that the second connector forms at least one electrically conductive pathway with the first connector portion when both are affixed to the watercraft. The waterproof electronics container is removably affixed to the said watercraft. In one aspect, the waterproof electronics container houses a power source capable of powering an electric motor that propels the watercraft.

The present invention is a Low-Drag Fin and Foil System for Surfboards (10), particularly including cambered fin foils (40; 42). The invention (10) also discloses low-drag, directionally unstable fin positions wherein the lesser of negative angle of attack of a trailing fin (50), versus the higher or positive angle of attack of a forward fin (48), makes the board (12) highly maneuverable by creating a yawing moment that aids the rotation of the board (12) as it is turned. The system particularly utilizes fins (40) having foil (42) shapes in which either the cambered side (74) or the non-cambered side (76) is provided with a combination of a convex curvature (68) and a concave curvature (70) to result in an oscillating curvature (72) which has a positive effect on control and acceleration.

A watercraft and a waterproof electronics container are provided. The watercraft includes a flotation portion. A strut is removably affixed to a portion of the watercraft. A first connector portion is mounted to the upper end of the strut. A waterproof electronics container includes a second connector portion is disposed such that the second connector forms at least one electrically conductive pathway with the first connector portion when both are affixed to the watercraft. The waterproof electronics container is removably affixed to the said watercraft. In one aspect, the waterproof electronics container houses a power source capable of powering an electric motor that propels the watercraft.

A watercraft and a waterproof electronics container are provided. The watercraft includes a flotation portion. A strut is removably affixed to a portion of the watercraft. A first connector portion is mounted to the upper end of the strut. A waterproof electronics container includes a second connector portion is disposed such that the second connector forms at least one electrically conductive pathway with the first connector portion when both are affixed to the watercraft. The waterproof electronics container is removably affixed to the said watercraft. In one aspect, the waterproof electronics container houses a power source capable of powering an electric motor that propels the watercraft.