Apparatus for selectively varying the longitudinal position of a skier on a pair of skis
OwnerWilliam H. Guildinventor
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Abstract
A two part ski boot, one part being slidably connected to the other part, such as through a tongue and groove arrangement, is shown in which the parts may be locked to one another in any of a plurality of locations. A series of bores extending transversely through the tongue and groove are provided so that at least one bore in one part can be brought into alignment with a bore in the other part and a pin can be received in the aligned bores to lock the parts together. The tongue and groove may extend the full length of the boot or only a portion of its length. An end cap can be attached to the open end of the boot if desired.
Claims9
A boot having a front end portion and a back end portion formed on a longitudinal axis, the boot particularly adapted for mounting to snow skis comprising an upper portion of the boot configured to receive a foot and a two part sole member, the first part movable relative to the second part, the first part formed integrally with the upper portion of the boot and depending therefrom, the second part being attachable to the ski and means to restrict movement of the first part relative to the second part along the longitudinal axis.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.