Loading patent…
AssigneeEmery S.A.
InventorJean-Marc Pascal
Estimating the term…
The invention relates to a snowboard binding including a baseplate and at least one strap formed from at least one strap part articulated relative to one side of the baseplate, capable of interacting with fastening means connected on the other side of the baseplate in order to allow gripping of the user's boot in the binding. This binding is defined in that each strap part has two stable equilibrium positions, namely an open position in which the strap part is released from the front of the binding and a closed position in which the strap part is folded down over the front of the binding in order to interact with the fastening means, the articulation of the strap part relative to the binding being arranged in order that, between these two positions, and without the user's intervention, the strap part is displaced automatically toward one of the two stable positions.
A snowboard binding including a baseplate and at least one strap formed from at least one strap part articulated relative to one side of the baseplate, capable of interacting with fastening means connected on the other side of the baseplate in order to allow the gripping of the user's boot in the binding, wherein each strap part has two stable equilibrium positions, namely an open position in which the strap part is released from the binding and a closed position in which the strap part is folded down over the binding in order to interact with the fastening means, the articulation of the strap part relative to the binding being arranged so that, between these two positions, and without the user's intervention, the strap part is displaced automatically toward one of the two stable positions.
A boot for practising a gliding sport, such as skiing or skating, including at least one strap part articulated relative to one side of the boot, and capable of interacting with fastening means connected to the other side of the boot, to allow gripping of the user's foot in the boot, wherein each strap part has two stable equilibrium positions, namely an open position in which the strap part is released from the boot and a closed position in which the strap part is folded down over the boot in order to interact with the fastening means, the articulation of the strap part relative to the boot being arranged so that, between these two positions, and without the user's intervention, the strap part is displaced automatically toward one of the two stable positions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.