Abstract: An inflatable float for use in water by persons to float therein comprising a first and second air chambers each having a top and bottom side, a submerged air chamber interposed between the first and second air chambers forming a saddle capable of being straddled by a person, and a pair of support members connecting the submerged air chamber to the bottom sides of the first and second air chambers. The support members are connected to the bottom side of each of the first and second air chambers such that substantially the entire length of both bottom sides remain in floating contact with the surface of the water. The first and second air chambers may be shaped to form the head and tail of an animal.

Abstract: An inflatable floating chair comprising a floatation means for providing support, a seat, and an adjustable seat support means for supporting said seat at various positions relative to said floatation means whereby the inflatable floating chair accommodates bathers of various sizes and serves to support a barber's head and shoulders above the water surface.

Abstract: A rope lock formed from of a single one-piece unit having a central bore and a groove portion that cooperate with each other in order to frictionly engage a line thereby releasably securing the line in a desired position whereupon no tying of the line is required and quick securement is ultimately achieved, the rope lock including a pliable boot to facilitate being mountable to flexible electronically weldable and heat-sealable materials.

Abstract: An inflatable floating spa for use in water by a person to recline and rest therein that is formed from a resilient material and comprises an air chamber that provides support for suspended upper and lower water chambers which remain submerged and a sheet means that is interposed between the upper and lower water chambers forming a seat.

Abstract: An aquatic device comprising a buoyant member which has a first surface and a second surface and a central plane therebetween. The buoyant member also has a peripheral edge therearound. Two pair of clips are included with each pair including a male member and a female member. The male and female member of each pair are spaced with respect to each other. Attachment elements are included to couple the clips to the peripheral edge of the buoyant member with one pair at a first location and the other pair at an opposite location.

Abstract: An inflatable swimming support adapted to be worn upon the upper arm of a user, the support comprising a major continuous and closed, torus-shaped air chamber formed of fluid-impervious, flexible material, the major air chamber forming a tubular central arm opening therethrough; a minor continuous and closed, torus-shaped air chamber formed of a strip of fluid-impervious, flexible material, the strip being heat sealed to the material of the major air chamber interiorly along two concentric circular lines and forming a central arm opening therethrough; a first valve means in fluid communication with the major air chamber for the selective inflation and deflation thereof; and a second valve means in fluid communication with the minor air chamber independent of the major air chamber for the selective inflation and deflation of the minor air chamber, the first and second valve means being located in spaced relationship along the length of the central arm opening.