Gliding board arrangement

Gliding board design with two gliding board halves (1, 2) where a shoe-fastening device is mounted on each of them and where both gliding board halves (1, 2) are connected via a linkage construction, whereby they can be rotated, characterized by the following features:

• a guide rod is attached to each shoe-fastening device at the front and rear, extending in the longitudinal direction of the gliding board half,
• a coupling device (7, 8) connects the poles (5, 6) which can be rotated,
• the poles (5, 6) run through the pressure springs (9, 10, 11, 12) which are sustained at the coupling device (7, 8) and at the shoe-fastening device, whereby
• the front coupling devices are pressed forward against a front push rod stop and the back coupling devices are pressed backwards against the back push rod stop, and
• the platform level of the shoe-fastening device lies underneath the center line of the poles (5, 6), whereby
• each pole has such a distance from the surface of the gliding board half and the coupling device (7, 8) is designed in such a way that contact with the gliding board halves (1, 2) due to deflection or tilting when skiing is excluded.

Gliding board design with two gliding boards, where a shoe-fastening device is mounted on each of them and where both gliding boards are connected with each other via a linkage construction and whereby both can be rotated, characterized by the following features:

• a first pole is attached at the backside of the shoe-fastening device of front gliding board,
• a second pole is attached to the front side of the shoe-fastening device of the rear gliding board,
• a first and second crossbeam are attached at the center and rectangular to the poles (5, 6) at the final segments of the first and second poles and
• connection braces are designed at the pivots in the final segments of the crossbeams, connecting the crossbeams in such a way that a pivotal parallelogram construction is formed, whereby
• each pole and the crossbeams have a distance from the respective gliding board and the parallelogram construction is such that contact with the gliding board halves (1, 2) is excluded due to deflection or tilting during skiing.

Gliding board design with two gliding boards on which a shoe-fastening device is mounted on each and whereby both gliding boards are connected to each other via a linkage construction and whereby both can be rotated, characterized by the following features:

• a first pole is attached to the backside of the shoe-fastening device of the front gliding board,
• a second pole is attached to the front side of shoe-fastening device of the rear gliding board,
• two connection braces connect the poles (5, 6) to a pivotal parallelogram construction, whereby
• a first connection brace is attached to the final segment close to the front shoe-fastening device at a pivot and the other end segment is fastened at the end of the second pole to a pivot, and
• a second connection brace is fastened with an end segment close to the back shoe-fastening device at a pivot and the other end segment is fastened at the end of the first pole at a pivot.

Gliding board design with two gliding board halves (1, 2) where shoe-fastening devices are mounted on each and where the two gliding board halves (1, 2) are connected via a linkage construction and whereby both can be rotated, characterized by the following features:

• a bearing is attached to each shoe-fastening device
• a pole is fitted into the bearing in a longitudinal direction of the gliding board halves (1, 2) and extends underneath the shoe-fastening device, whereby the two gliding board halves (1, 2) can be rotated vis-à-vis the pole
• a coupling device (7, 8) connects the poles (5, 6) which can be rotated, whereby each pole has a distance from the surface of the respective gliding board half and the coupling device (7, 8) is designed in such a way that contact is excluded with the gliding board halves (1, 2) due to deflection or tilting during skiing, and that the coupling device (7, 8) has the following features in a stationary position:
• a final stop (17, 18, 19, 20) is attached at each pole end segment,
• a stop is planned in the mid-segment of each pole at the front side and back side of the shoe-fastening device,
• two moveable and rotating floating bushings are attached to the poles (5, 6) between the final stop (17, 18, 19, 20) and a stop at the shoe-fastening device,
• four pressure springs (9, 10, 11, 12) are attached to the poles (5, 6), whereby each pressure spring is mounted between two floating bushings that are pressed against the stops with spring tension,
• the left front floating bushing is connected pivotally via a first front push rod to the right floating bushing located at the middle stop via a pivot,
• the right front floating bushing is connected pivotally via a second front push rod to the left floating bushing located at the middle stop via a pivot,
• the left back floating bushing is pivotally connected via a first back push rod to the right floating bushing located at the middle stop via a pivot,
• the right back floating bushing is connected pivotally via a second back push rod to the left floating bushing located at the middle stop via a pivot.