Roller skate system having a rail and a boot
AssigneePOWERSLIDE GmbH
InventorMatthias Knoll
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Abstract
A boot for a roller skate system has a three-point fastening system for fastening the boot to a rail. The three-point fastening system includes three fastening devices, wherein the first fastening device is arranged in a central position in the heel region of the boot, the second fastening device is arranged on an outer side in the ball region of the boot, and the third fastening device is arranged on an inner side in the ball region of the boot. The rail that can be mounted on the boot is also described.
Claims15
A boot for a roller skate system having a three-point fastening system for fastening the boot to a rail, the boot comprising:
- a first fastening device being disposed centrally in a heel region of the boot;
- a second fastening device being disposed on an outer side of a ball region of the boot;
- and
- a third fastening device being disposed on an inner side of the ball region of the boot,
- wherein the boot only includes the first fastening device, the second fastening device, and
- the third fastening device to fasten the boot to the rail, and
- wherein the second fastening device is disposed offset in a longitudinal direction of the boot with respect to the third fastening device.
A rail for a roller skate system having a channel for receiving a plurality of wheels disposed one behind another and a three-point fastening system for fastening the rail to a boot, the rail comprising:
- a first fastening device being disposed above a middle of the channel;
- a second fastening device being disposed laterally towards a side of the channel;
- and
- a third fastening device being disposed laterally towards another side of the channel,
- wherein the rail only includes the first fastening device, the second fastening device, and the third fastening device to fasten the rail to the boot, and
- wherein the second fastening device is disposed offset in a longitudinal direction of the rail with respect to the third fastening device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.