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A recreational waterslide having a board (10) adapted to skim across the surface of a body of water and a seat (20) secured to the upper surface of the board so as to support a rider in a seated, kneeling position. The upper portion of the seat is spaced a predetermined distance from the upper surfa

A recreational waterslide having a board (10) adapted to skim across the surface of a body of water and a seat (20) secured to the upper surface of the board so as to support a rider in a seated, kneeling position. The upper portion of the seat is spaced a predetermined distance from the upper surface of the board to elevate the buttocks of the rider above his ankles and transfer the rider\s body weight forward. Concavely contoured side portions (50, 52) of the seat permit the rider to grip the seat between his legs for control while riding and to grip the seat with elbows and forearms for control when starting in the water.

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A recreational waterslide comprising: a board having an upper surface and a lower surface, said lower surface being constructed and arranged to skim across the surface of a body of water, said upper surface being adapted to be mounted by a rider; and a seat secured to the upper surface of said board

A recreational waterslide comprising: a board having an upper surface and a lower surface, said lower surface being constructed and arranged to skim across the surface of a body of water, said upper surface being adapted to be mounted by a rider; and a seat secured to the upper surface of said board and positioned so as to be straddled by the legs of the rider, said seat including an upper portion that is adapted to engage the buttocks of a rider, said upper portion being spaced a predetermined distance from the upper surface of said board such that when a rider is seated in a kneeling position, the buttocks of the rider are elevated above the ankles of said rider, said seat having surface portions on opposite sides thereof that curve from the upper surface of said seat concavely inward to the upper surface of said board to define grips that are engageably by the lower portions of the legs of said rider.