Boot binding coupling for snow boards

Land vehicles – Skates – Shoe attaching means

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280633, 280 142, A63C 908

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053540883

ABSTRACT:
A coupling for releasably mounting a boot with boot binding to a turntable which is adjustably secured to a snowboard. The boot binding includes a plurality of extending lock pins each with a shoe releasably locking into arcuate slots in the turntable. The boot binding is quickly directed to the coupling with a set of guide pins protruding from the boot binding, which pods also serve as improved traction devices when the boot binding is disengaged from the turntable. Also extending from the boot binding plate is a latch pin held under spring bias which when aligned in a hold position, fits into one of several latch pin holes in the turntable. To release the plates from hold position, the latch pin is pulled from the latch pin hole by a flexible hand extension release device hand operated from a standing position and the plates are rotated to disengage the shoes from the arcuate slots.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4728116 (1988-03-01), Hill
patent: 5035443 (1991-07-01), Kincheloe
patent: 5044654 (1991-09-01), Meyer
patent: 5054807 (1991-10-01), Fauvet

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