Ski binding
AssigneeFischer Sports GmbH
InventorNicolas Fellin
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Abstract
A ski binding with a binding element mounted displaceably on a slide rail arranged on a ski and which can be fixed in different positions by a latching device, wherein the latching device has latch elements which engage in each other in a blocking position on the binding and ski sides, and the binding-side latch element has a pivotable lever element that in a displacement position the latch elements are not in engagement with each other, wherein the binding element has an operating element with an oblique run-on surface which is transferred between open and closed positions, wherein the operating element, upon transfer of the operating element to the open position, cooperates with an oblique contact surface of the lever element such that the lever element is moved out of the blocking position.
Claims19
A ski binding with a binding element, which is mounted displaceably on a slide rail provided for arrangement on a ski and the arrangement of the binding element, viewed in a longitudinal direction of the slide rail, is fixable in different positions by means of a latching device, wherein the latching device comprises latching elements which engage in each other in a blocking position on a binding side and on a ski side, and the binding-side latching element comprises a lever element which is pivotable about a pivot axis in such a way that, in a displacement position, the latching elements are not in engagement with each other and the binding element is mounted displaceably with respect to the slide rail, wherein the binding element comprises an operating element with an oblique run-on surface, which operating element is transferrable between an open position and a closed position, wherein the oblique run-on surface of the operating element, when the operating element is transferred into the open position, is cooperating with an oblique contact surface of the lever element in such a way that the lever element is moved out of the blocking position.
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