Push-up stand - Patent D523493

Push-up stand

United States Patent D523493

US Patent References:
Exercise device comprising portable handles
Acs et al. - December, 1963 - 3115338

Multiple use exercising devices
Rozenblad - September, 1982 - 4351525

Hand grip for push-ups
Hill - September, 1986 - 4610448

Exercising device
Thomas, Jr. - September, 1988 - 4768778

Exercising device
Johannson et al. - August, 1989 - 4854573

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Inventors:

Horton, Tony (970 Centinela Ave., Santa Monica, CA, US)

Application Number:

D/238591

Publication Date:

06/20/2006

Filing Date:

09/16/2005

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Primary Class:

D21/662

Other Classes:

D21/686

International Classes:

(IPC1-7): 2102

Field of Search:

482/96, D21/662, D8/45, 482/148, D21/684, 482/92, D21/686, D8/90, 482/95, 482/141, 482/91

US Patent References:

5181897	Exercise apparatus for use for doing inclined push-up	January, 1993	Agan
D332981	Pushup stand	February, 1993	Poli
5226868	Power push-up device	July, 1993	Montgomery
5230684	Triceps pyramid exerciser	July, 1993	Wallisch
5358463	Exercise device	October, 1994	Fuentes	482/141
D354100	Pushup exercise stand	January, 1995	Tsay et al.
5466206	Exercise aids	November, 1995	Fleming	482/141
D364902	Exercise support	December, 1995	Fleming
5607380	Push-up device	March, 1997	Duty
5632707	Upper torso exerciser	May, 1997	Daniel et al.	482/8
D432603	Push-up hand rest	October, 2000	Bullard, Jr.
6129651	Perfect push-up apparatus	October, 2000	Denaro
6471623	Push-up exercise holder	October, 2002	Lin
D479289	Portable pushups exercise device	September, 2003	Turner
D491777	Hand tool receiving interchangeable pads for plaster, painting and wallpaper work	June, 2004	Wenisch	D8/45
20030104909	Exercise apparatus	June, 2003	Teran

Primary Examiner:

Hyder, Philip S.

Attorney, Agent or Firm:

Cislo & Thomas, LLP

Claims:

CLAIM

1. I claim the ornamental design for a push-up stand, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a side perspective view of the push-up stand;

FIG. 2 is a right side elevation view of the push-up stand with the left side being a mirror image thereof;

FIG. 3 is a top plan view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a bottom plan view thereof;

FIG. 5 is front elevation view thereof; and,

FIG. 6 is a rear elevation view thereof.

The broken lines in FIGS. 1, 3 and 4 define unclaimed edges.