Water and snow wishbone shaped sled for one or two

Claim 1

A one piece water and snow gliding board, a sled, biforked as a wishbone or letter Y, capable of supporting one or two riders, one behind the other, in the positions of standing, sitting, kneeling or lying, and capable of traveling in either of two opposite directions, comprising: a pair of ski-like members that represent the front of said sled when traveling in a first direction, front part that, as a fork, has the two said ski members symmetrical to one another with a free space in between and which measures, from the front tips of said skis to the point of bifurcation or crotch, 1/2 to 3/5 of the total length of said sled; a wide section that is the rear of said sled when traveling in said first direction, wide section that is approximately as wide as the combined width of the two said ski members plus their in-between free space, being the front-to-rear length of said wide section, from said crotch of said sled to its rear end 2/5 to 1/2 of the total length of said sled; a humped up seat, extruded out of the said crotch area of the said sled, seat that rises 12" to 16" above said sled and which is capable of accomodating one sitting rider when said sled travels in either of said opposite directions; an extruded up-turned lip that is formed, as a continuum, by the medial edges of the two said ski members, up-turned lip that starts at zero at the front of each ski member and gradually rises to 3" to 4" towards the said crotch of said sled, at which crotch area said lip is built up to form said humped-up seat; a vertical, down-pointing fin parallel with both said directions of traveling, located at the undersurface of the said wide section of said sled; a first foot receiving means for engaging the feet of the front rider traveling in said first direction when said rider sits on said humped-up seat with his/her feet placed over the front of the said ski members; a second foot receiving means for engaging the feet of the said front rider when said rider stands at mid-length of the said ski members and traveling in the said first direction with a second rider accomodated at the rear of said sled; a third foot receiving means for engaging the feet of a single standing rider when said rider places his/her weight on the sides of the said humped-up seat and traveling in the said first direction; a fourth foot receiving means for engaging the feet of the rider in various positions of standing, sitting and kneeling and facing the said rear of said sled and traveling in the said second direction; a first tow-rope engaging means shaped as a down-pointing hook and mounted at the front tip of the said humped-up seat, front of tip so considered when traveling in said first direction; a second tow-rope engaging means shaped as a down-pointing hook and mounted at the very rear of said sled, rear so considered when traveling in said first direction; a pair of hook/eye rings placed, each one respectively, at the very front tips of the said ski members, front tips so considered when traveling in said first direction.