This ring enables the wearer to walk upon any liquid without sinking into it; this includes mud, quicksand, oil, running water, and even snow. 

The ring wearer’s feet do not actually contact the surface he or she is walking upon when liquid or water is being walked upon (but oval depressions about 1½ ft. long and 1 inch deep per 100 pounds of weight of the walker will be observed in hardening mud or set snow). 

Rate of movement is standard movement for the individual wearing the ring. 

Up to 1,200 pounds weight can be supported by a water walking ring.