Land vehicles – Skates – Shoe attaching means
Patent
1975-08-19
1977-02-08
Peters, Joseph F.
Land vehicles
Skates
Shoe attaching means
280606, A63C 506
Patent
active
040069117
ABSTRACT:
A novel ski-mounting stabilizer for the sole purpose of holding a snow ski in a stationary position relative to the snow surface, and to provide a proper lateral alignment between the ski-binding mechanism and the ski boot, until the ski mounting operation is completed, and including a rigid receptacle which is attached to the upper side of a snow ski to receive the lower ends of a conventional ski pole, in the establishment of a rigid engagement between a ski and ski pole, for the sole purpose of holding the ski in a stationary position relative to the snow surface, and to provide a proper alignment between the ski-binding mechanism and the under side of the ski-boot until the ski mounting and step-in operation is completed. Wherein, immediately upon completion of the mounting and step-in operation, the ski-pole is removed from its receptacle, to be used in its conventional intended fashion while skiing. And wherein, further particularities provide a rigid receptacle which is constructed in such a way, that a possible accumulation of snow and ice within the receptacle can be ejected through an opening or openings at the receptacle's lower portion, as the lower end of a conventional ski pole is inserted into that receptacle's upper end.
REFERENCES:
patent: 2490183 (1949-12-01), Wheeler
patent: 3751056 (1973-08-01), Wightman
patent: 3826518 (1974-07-01), Hennig
Kraus Edmund J.
Kraus Robert A.
Peters Joseph F.
Smith Milton L.
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