A handboard (1) that provides an improved configuration of hand holds and forearm holds to provide users with easier hold and control of the handboard while bodysurfing.

A handboard (1) that provides an improved configuration of hand holds and forearm holds to provide users with easier hold and control of the handboard while bodysurfing.

A device that may be converted between an aquatic bodyboard and a beach chair, having front and rear bodyboard panel portions that are pivotally connected together and a folding mechanism that rotates the front and rear bodyboard panel portions with respect to one another. The folding mechanism includes legs and armrests that rotate and lock into openings in either of the front and rear panels when the device is being used as an aquatic bodyboard. Armrest supports may be used to lock the armrests into position when the device is in the chair position to keep the chair in an open position.

A device that may be converted between an aquatic bodyboard and a beach chair, having front and rear bodyboard panel portions that are pivotally connected together and a folding mechanism that rotates the front and rear bodyboard panel portions with respect to one another. The folding mechanism includes legs and armrests that rotate and lock into openings in either of the front and rear panels when the device is being used as an aquatic bodyboard. Armrest supports may be used to lock the armrests into position when the device is in the chair position to keep the chair in an open position.

A device that may be converted between an aquatic bodyboard and a beach chair, having front and rear bodyboard panel portions that are pivotally connected together and a folding mechanism that rotates the front and rear bodyboard panel portions with respect to one another. The folding mechanism includes legs and armrests that rotate and lock into openings in either of the front and rear panels when the device is being used as an aquatic bodyboard. Armrest supports may be used to lock the armrests into position when the device is in the chair position to keep the chair in an open position.

A device that may be converted between an aquatic bodyboard and a beach chair, having front and rear bodyboard panel portions that are pivotally connected together and a folding mechanism that rotates the front and rear bodyboard panel portions with respect to one another. The folding mechanism includes legs and armrests that rotate and lock into openings in either of the front and rear panels when the device is being used as an aquatic bodyboard. Armrest supports may be used to lock the armrests into position when the device is in the chair position to keep the chair in an open position.

An inflatable surfboard formed of a top surface and bottom surface having a drop-stitch material coupled therebetween within an interior cavity. Stiffening layers formed of mesh material and adhering resin or adhesive may be provided on the top and bottom, and side edges of the formed surfboard. A stiffening member within the interior cavity is pivotally coupled to the top and bottom surfaces to allow it to pivot between a deployed and folded position.

An inflatable surfboard formed of a top surface and bottom surface having a drop-stitch material coupled therebetween within an interior cavity. Stiffening layers formed of mesh material and adhering resin or adhesive may be provided on the top and bottom, and side edges of the formed surfboard. A stiffening member within the interior cavity is pivotally coupled to the top and bottom surfaces to allow it to pivot between a deployed and folded position.