Lock against theft for skis
OwnerPeter Zistererinventor
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Abstract
A ski lock for locking skis against theft and to a stationary object includes an elongate bendable member having the two locking parts of a two-part lock fixed to the opposite ends thereof. The elongate bendable member is a cable with coupling members press fitted at desired locations on the cable and having openings through which the pluglike locking part extends.
Claims9
A ski lock for locking of skis against theft to a stationary object, for example on a car ski holder, a post or the like, comprising a bendable longitudinal member, which has two locking areas longitudinally spaced from one another by a distance exceeding the perimeter of a ski or a pair of skis, which locking area can be connected fixedly to one another for forming a closed loop through a lock mounted on the longitudinal member, wherein said bendable longitudinal member is a bendable locking member to which a lock is allotted to which the one end of the locking member is secured permanently and in which the free end of the bendable locking member can be selectively locked, said bendable locking member having at least one through-receiving means at a distance from its free end, which distance is set to accommodate the perimeter of a ski or a pair of skis, the free end of the bendable locking member being introduceable through said receiving means into the lock to impart to the bendable locking member the shape of a double loop, said receiving means being constructed as a coupling member which is mounted fixedly on the bendable locking member, which in turn passes through said coupling member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.