Bearing structure with a pronounced upward arch
AssigneeMarker Deutschland GmbH
InventorsMarkus Krumbeck, Michael Mangold
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AssigneeMarker Deutschland GmbH
InventorsMarkus Krumbeck, Michael Mangold
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The invention relates to a combination of a downhill binding or downhill ski binding, in particular a front jaw of the downhill binding, and a ski boot. The ski boot (10) comprises a rigid ski boot shell (11) and a sole (1) of the ski boot comprising a front end (1b) of the sole, a rear end of the sole, an upper side (1a) of the sole and a lower side (1c) of the sole. The downhill binding comprises a front jaw (20) and a rear jaw, wherein the downhill binding comprises a bearing structure (2) for the sole (1) of the ski boot. The bearing structure (2) has an apex (5) which has a distance (X1), in the longitudinal direction (X), from the front end (1b) of the sole held in the downhill binding of at least 28 mm and at most 34 mm, and wherein the apex (5) exhibits a perpendicular distance (Y2) from the upper side (1a) of the sole of the ski boot held in the downhill binding of 19 mm±2 mm in at least one point.
A combination of a downhill binding or downhill ski binding and a ski boot comprising:
A bearing structure for connecting a front of a ski sole of a ski boot to a front jaw of a downhill binding, characterized in that the bearing structure has an apex which has a distance, in the longitudinal direction, from the front end of the sole held in the downhill binding to the apex of at least 28 mm and at most 34 mm, and wherein the apex exhibits a perpendicular distance from the upper side of the sole of the ski boot held in the downhill binding and at least one point of the apex of 19 mm±2 mm, wherein an upper side of the bearing structure is not in contact in skiing direction with the lower side of the sole of the ski boot behind the apex, and a preferably two-dimensional free space is formed between the upper side of the bearing structure and the lower side of the sole, and in that the free space exhibits a distance from a lower side of a planar sole of the ski boot to the upper side of the bearing structure according to DIN ISO 5355 of at least 5 mm at 20 mm±1 mm in the skiing direction behind the apex (5).
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