In-line skate
OwnerTsai-Ming Loinventor
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Abstract
An in-line skate comprises a plurality of replaceable rollers, a skate frame, and a shoe body. The skate frame includes a pair of lateral blades and at least a connecting plate that fixedly fastens the lateral blades parallel to each other. The shoe body further is fixedly attached on the connecting plate. Each lateral blade includes a plurality of roller-mount through holes distributed into a plurality of hole-sets. Each hole-set corresponds to a specific mounting configuration of the rollers to the corresponded through holes, and the hole-sets are distinct from one another by not having at least one common through hole. The in-line skate is thereby suitable for diversified types of skating practice such as leisure skating, hockey skating, and figure skating.
Claims12
An in-line skate, comprising:
- a plurality of replaceable rollers;
- a skate frame, including a pair of lateral blades and at least a connecting plate that fixedly fastens the lateral blades parallel to each other, wherein each lateral blade includes a plurality of through holes distributed into a plurality of distinct hole-sets for mounting the rollers according to different mounting configurations;
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- a shoe body, fixedly attached on the skate frame.
An in-line skate comprising:
- a plurality of replaceable rollers;
- a skate frame, including a pair of lateral blades and at least a connecting plate that fixedly fastens the lateral blades parallel to each other, wherein each lateral blade includes a plurality of through holes distributed into a plurality of distinct hole-sets for mounting the rollers according to different mounting configurations, the through holes being arranged differently in height from one hole-set to another hole-set;
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- a shoe body, fixedly attached on the skate frame.
An in-line skate comprising:
- a plurality of replaceable rollers;
- a skate frame, including a pair of lateral blades and at least a connecting plate that fixedly fastens the lateral blades parallel to each other, wherein each lateral blade includes a plurality of through holes distributed into a plurality of distinct hole-sets for mounting the rollers according to different mounting configurations, and the hole inter-distance between the through holes in each hole-set being different from one hole-set to another hole-set;
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- a shoe body, fixedly attached on the skate frame.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.