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US 2025/0050193 A1Published application
Skiing equipment
AssigneeE-outdoor S.A.
InventorsNicola COLOMBO, Mario DE ROSSO, Ivan MURA
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Abstract
Skiing equipment (1) is provided comprising a ski (2); a track (3) closed on itself and wound around the ski (2); a mover of the track (3) around the ski (2); a fastening group (4) for at least one binding (4a, 4b) defining together with the ski (2) a channel (4c) for the sliding of the track (3); and wherein the track (3) comprises a belt (31) wound longitudinally around the ski (2) and defining two ends (31a, 31b); and a hinge (32) constraining the ends (31a, 31b).
Claims10
Skiing equipment (1) comprising
- a ski (2);
- a track (3) closed on itself defining a development trajectory (3a) closed around said ski (2);
- a mover (5) of said track (3) around said ski (2);
- a fastening group (4) to said ski (2) of at least one binding (4a, 4b) defining together with said ski (2) a channel (4c) for the sliding of said track (3);
- and characterized in that said track (3) comprises
- a belt (31) wound longitudinally around said ski (2), passing through said channel (4c), and defining a first end (31a) and a second end (31b);
- and
- a hinge (32) constraining said ends (31a, 31b) together, and comprising
- a first slat (321) integral with said first end (31a), comprising a seat (321a) defining a first axis of predominant extension substantially perpendicular to the laying plane of said development trajectory (3a);
- a second slat (322) integral with said second end (31b), comprising a wedge (322a) defining a second axis of predominant extension substantially parallel to said first axis of predominant extension and configured to be inserted into said seat (321a), constraining said first slat (321) to said second slat (322) and then said first end (31a) to said second end (31b);
- and in that
- said wedge (322a) and said seat (321a) have a circular section allowing mutual rotation of said slats (321, 322).
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