Articulated casing for ski boots
OwnerAndre Marcel Collombin, Georges Pierre Joseph Salomoninventors
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An articulated casing for ski boots comprises a plurality of rigid sections articulatedly interconnected for vertical swinging movement relative to each other about horizontal axes. In a preferred form, four such elements are provided, one comprising a sole or base, another comprising an upper which is pivotally mounted to the front of the base, and which may be in two parts that swing about axes parallel to the length of the base, and a third and fourth forming the front and rear of a boot top, at least one of which is pivoted to the rear of the base, the other being pivoted also to the rear of the base or to the rear of the upper. The various elements can be latched together in closed relationship, in which case they fold down upon each other to internest. Means are provided for securing the articulated parts in extended or use position; and the same means may hold the parts in the folded nested position. A waterproof sock can be provided within the casing.
A casing for a ski boot comprising at least two rigid portions articulatedly interconnected for relative swinging movement relative to each other between a use position in which they at least partially enclose the lower extremity of a skier, and an out-of-use position in which they occupy a smaller volume than in said use position, means for releasably locking said parts in said use position, and means for releasably locking said parts in said non-use position.
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