Front jaw
AssigneeMarker Deutschland GmbH
InventorsRobert Bartl, Christian Brandl
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Abstract
The invention relates to a ski binding including a front jaw and a rear jaw for holding the sole of a ski boot. The front jaw includes a base, via which the front jaw can be connected to a ski, a first holding device for connecting the boot to the ski at the front end of the boot for ascending, and a second holding device for connecting the ski boot to the ski at the front end of the boot for descending. The second holding device exhibits a first configuration for descending, in which the second holding device is in contact with the front end of the sole of the ski boot, and a second configuration for ascending, in which the second holding device is out of contact with the front end of the sole of the ski boot.
Claims16
A ski binding, comprising a front jaw for holding a front end of the sole of a ski boot and a rear jaw for holding a rear end of the sole of a ski boot, wherein the front jaw comprises:
- a base, via which the front jaw can be connected to a ski;
- a jaw body which is or can be connected to the base or forms part of the base;
- a first holding device using which a ski boot can be connected to the ski at the front end of the ski boot for ascending, wherein the first holding device defines a joint axis about which the ski boot can be pivoted via its front end;
- and
- a second holding device using which the ski boot can be connected to the ski at the front end of the ski boot for descending, wherein the second holding device exhibits a first configuration for descending, in which the second holding device is in contact with the front end of the sole of the ski boot, and a second configuration for ascending, in which the second holding device is out of contact with the front end of the sole of the ski boot,
- wherein, in the first configuration for descending, the second holding device is coupled to the base and/or the first holding device,
- wherein
- the second holding device is embodied such that it can be temporarily removed from the base and/or the first holding device during ascent.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.