Multi-functional physical exerciser

Title:

Multi-functional physical exerciser

United States Patent D357952

Inventors:

Chen, Ping (No. 20, Nan-Mei St., Taichung City, TW)

Application Number:

D/017017

Publication Date:

05/02/1995

Filing Date:

01/03/1994

Export Citation:

Primary Class:

D21/684

Other Classes:

D21/685, D24/211, D30/160

Field of Search:

D21/191, D21/196, D21/197, D21/198, D24/211, D24/214, D24/215, 601/119, 601/120, 482/44, 482/128

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US Patent References:

5263908	Multi-functional physical exercise apparatus	November, 1993	Chen	482/44
5143056	Massaging sleeve with magnetic protuberances	September, 1992	Vih-Jong	601/121
5131383	Foot massage device	July, 1992	Juarez	601/121
4945900	Roller massaging apparatus	August, 1990	Masuda	601/120
4643417	Hand manipulated exercise device	February, 1987	Nieman
4591151	Torsional exercise device and method of use	May, 1986	Hensley
4474303	Portable modular food container	October, 1984	Maccise
D264983	Exerciser	June, 1982	Logan	D21/198
D257883	Foot massage device	January, 1981	Holmberg	D24/212
D256841	Massager or similar article	September, 1980	Corbett et al.	D24/211
D253373	Foot massage roller	November, 1979	Celeste	D24/212
4109649	Foot massager	August, 1978	Iyomasa	601/121
3830493	HAND EXERCISING DEVICE	August, 1974	Miller
3664334	MASSAGE WHEEL	May, 1972	O'Neil	601/120
3611807	N/A	October, 1971	Brandell	73/379
3330558	Torsional twist manual exerciser device	April, 1964	Simons
3037500	Foot massager	June, 1962	Daugherty	601/121
2147471	End cap and hanger for flashlights	January, 1934	Tyrrell et al.	240/10.6

Foreign References:

CA1012574	June, 1927		482/128
DE3432899	March, 1986

Primary Examiner:

Deshmukh, Prabhakar G.

Assistant Examiner:

Hyder, Philip

Attorney, Agent or Firm:

Ladas & Parry

Claims:

1. The ornamental design for a multi-functional physical exerciser, as shownand described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a multi-functional physical exerciser showing my new design;

FIG. 2 is a front elevational view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a rear elevational view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a left side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 5 is a right side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 6 is a top plan view thereof;

FIG. 7 is a bottom plan view thereof; and,

FIG. 8 is a perspective view thereof, shown in a contracted position.