Snowboard binding

Details Snowboard binding Snowboard binding

2005-05-10

2005-05-10

Ellis, Christopher P. (Department: 3618)

Land vehicles

Skates

Shoe attaching means

C280S613000, C280S617000, C280S014220

Reexamination Certificate

active

06889997

ABSTRACT:
A snowboard binding comprises a base, a front binding arrangement and a rear binding arrangement. One of the front and rear binding arrangements is a binding member and the other is a binding mechanism, which includes a catch, a latch and a stationary guide. The catch moves between release and latched positions. The latch selectively holds the catch in at least one latched position. The stationary guide is fixed to the base to form a cleat insertion opening between the catch and the stationary guide. Preferably, the binding member is a front binding member and the binding mechanism is a rear binding mechanism. The catch preferably pivots about a pivot axis that is spaced rearwardly on the base from a pivot axis of the latch. In an alternate embodiment, the front and rear binding arrangements are reversed on the base.

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