Ski boot and ski
AssigneeSuxhess Hess Board + Process Consulting
InventorRudolf Hess
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Abstract
A ski boot (1) includes a base frame (2) for receiving a foot of a skier; a rigid sole (3) connected to the base frame (2); a shaft (4) for receiving a lower leg part of the skier, the shaft (4) being angularly variably connected to the base frame (2); and a traction element (12). The traction element is attached to the sole (3) and/or in a toe area of the base frame (2) and extends from there to a heel area of the sole (3). In the heel area, the traction element (12) is deflected towards the shaft (4) and is then attached to the shaft (4). By inclining the shaft (4) towards a toe region, the traction element (12) can be tensioned and, in particular, traction can be exerted on the sole (3) and/or the toe region.
Claims29
A ski boot (1) comprising
- a base frame (2) for holding a skier's foot,
- a rigid sole (3) connected to the base frame (2),
- a shaft (4) for receiving a lower leg part of the skier, the shaft (4) being connected to the base frame (2) in an angle-variable manner,
- a traction element (12) which is fastened in a toe region to the sole (3) and/or in a toe region of the base frame (2), runs from there to a heel region of the sole (3), is deflected in the heel region towards the shaft (4) and is fastened to the shaft (4),
- wherein the traction element (12) is guided in such a way that an inclination of the shaft (4) towards the toe region tensions the traction element (12) and leads to a traction on the sole (3) and/or the toe region of the base frame (2),
- wherein the traction element (12) is deflected a further time in the toe region of the sole (3),
- wherein the traction element (12) during the deflection and/or the further deflection runs around a bend of a channel in which the traction element (12) is guided,
- wherein the shaft (4) is connected to the base frame (2) via a joint,
- wherein the joint is located on a toe side at least 2 cm in front of the ankle area of the ski boot, and
- wherein the ski boot additionally comprises at least one holding element (6), the ends of which are attached to the base frame (2) and/or to the shaft (4) and which is adapted to hold the base frame (2) or the shaft (4) on the skier's foot,
- wherein the at least one holding element (6) comprises at least one of the following:
- a mechanical adjustment element (5) and/or an electromechanical adjustment element (7), which is variable in its length in order to hold the base frame (2) or the shaft (4) on the foot of the skier in a non-slip manner,
- a forefoot a forefoot strap attached to the base frame (2) in a forefoot region of the ski boot,
- an ankle strap attached to the base frame (2) in an ankle region of the ski boot, and/or
- a lower leg strap attached to the shaft (4) in a lower leg region of the ski boot.
A ski boot (1) comprising
- a base frame (2) for holding a skier's foot,
- a rigid sole (3) connected to the base frame (2),
- a shaft (4) for receiving a lower leg part of the skier, the shaft (4) being connected to the base frame (2) in an angle-variable manner,
- a traction element (12) which is fastened in a toe region to the sole (3) and/or in a toe region of the base frame (2), runs from there to a heel region of the sole (3), is deflected in the heel region towards the shaft (4) and is fastened to the shaft (4),
- wherein the traction element (12) is guided in such a way that an inclination of the shaft (4) towards the toe region tensions the traction element (12) and leads to a traction on the sole (3) and/or the toe region of the base frame (2),
- wherein the traction element (12) is deflected a further time in the toe region of the sole (3),
- wherein the traction element (12) during the deflection and/or the further deflection runs around a bend of a channel in which the traction element (12) is guided,
- wherein the shaft (4) is connected to the base frame (2) via a joint,
- wherein the joint is located on a toe side at least 2 cm in front of the ankle area of the ski boot, and
- wherein the ski boot additionally comprises
- a controller with a radio receiver which is set up to receive a radio signal from an external transmitter,
- wherein the controller is arranged to control the tension or length of the traction element (12).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.