Ice hockey skate
OwnerJames Klisinventor
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Abstract
An ice hockey skate includes a boot, a blade housing, a blade, and a plurality of projections. The boot includes a sole. The blade housing includes a mounting portion attached to the sole and a blade receptacle portion. The blade is removably connected to the blade receptacle portion. The projections project from the blade receptacle portion adjacent the blade and are designed to provide traction on an ice surface upon disconnection of the blade. Alternatively, the ice hockey includes a backup blade projecting from the blade housing next to and parallel to the blade, or a blade extension projecting from and integrally formed with the blade housing next to and parallel to the blade.
Claims12
An ice hockey skate comprising:
- a boot including a sole;
- a blade housing including a mounting portion attached to said sole and a blade receptacle portion;
- a blade removably connected to said blade receptacle portion;
- and
- a backup blade projecting from said blade housing next to and parallel to said blade and configured to provide traction on an ice surface upon disconnection of said blade, said backup blade is positioned on a side of said blade adjacent an arch of said boot.
An ice hockey skate comprising:
- a boot including a sole;
- a blade housing including a mounting portion attached to said sole and a blade receptacle portion;
- a blade removably connected to said blade receptacle portion;
- and
- a blade extension projecting from and integrally formed with said blade housing next to and parallel to said blade and configured to provide traction on an ice surface upon disconnection of said blade, said blade extension is positioned on a side of said blade adjacent an arch of said boot.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.