Carry system for personal watercraft is disclosed. In one example, the carry system is used to carry a personal watercraft overhead. In another example, the carry system is used as a seat for the rider of the personal watercraft.

The disclosure includes systems, assemblies, sub-assemblies and methods for removably and securely attaching a hydrofoil to a board used in water sports. At least some of the systems include toolless removable attachment and/or toolless forward and backward position adjustment. In various embodiments, the attachment includes a U-Rail adapter mechanically mating with a U-Trench frame assembly disposed within said board.

The disclosure includes systems, assemblies, sub-assemblies and methods for removably and securely attaching a hydrofoil to a board used in water sports. At least some of the systems include toolless removable attachment and/or toolless forward and backward position adjustment. In various embodiments, the attachment includes a U-Rail adapter mechanically mating with a U-Trench frame assembly disposed within said board.

The invention provides a solution to people who want to enjoy therapeutic exercises in water using body boards but do not yet have the necessary skills to maneuver themselves alone. This invention serves as a way of acquiring these skills through a body board anchored to a fixed position and leaving a reasonable amount of space for the user to freely move his/her body without interfering with the operation of the board.

The invention provides a solution to people who want to enjoy therapeutic exercises in water using body boards but do not yet have the necessary skills to maneuver themselves alone. This invention serves as a way of acquiring these skills through a body board anchored to a fixed position and leaving a reasonable amount of space for the user to freely move his/her body without interfering with the operation of the board.

A standup paddleboard (SUP) seat assembly for securing to an SUP includes a seat, an upper post having the seat mounted on an upper end of the upper post, and a lower post. The upper post is configured to extend from the lower post in order to adjust a height of the seat. The seat assembly also includes a bracket secured to a lower end of the lower post, and a base plate having a lower surface and an upper surface. The base plate is secured to the lower post via the bracket. In addition, the seat assembly includes a plurality of suction cups secured to the lower surface of the base plate, where the plurality of suction cups is configured to be secured to a top surface of an SUP, and a strap and configured to be wrapped around the SUP and tightened.

A standup paddleboard (SUP) seat assembly for securing to an SUP includes a seat, an upper post having the seat mounted on an upper end of the upper post, and a lower post. The upper post is configured to extend from the lower post in order to adjust a height of the seat. The seat assembly also includes a bracket secured to a lower end of the lower post, and a base plate having a lower surface and an upper surface. The base plate is secured to the lower post via the bracket. In addition, the seat assembly includes a plurality of suction cups secured to the lower surface of the base plate, where the plurality of suction cups is configured to be secured to a top surface of an SUP, and a strap and configured to be wrapped around the SUP and tightened.

The invention relates to an inflatable surfboard having a hull component (2) with a receptacle (4) at the stern end, a drive unit (3) which fits into the receptacle (4) at the stern end in a positively locking manner, and a gap (6) on the underwater surface between the hull component (2) and the drive unit (3), wherein an overlap (8) which covers the gap (6) at least in some sections is arranged on an underwater surface (7) of the hull component (2).

Disclosed is a surfboard foothold with at least one digit that is removably provided to a receiver with a digited footprint in a surface of a surfboard.

Disclosed is a surfboard foothold with at least one digit that is removably provided to a receiver with a digited footprint in a surface of a surfboard.