Cross country ski binding
AssigneeGeze GmbH
InventorsPeter Biermann, Otto Ewald, Rudi Feucht, Manfred Schmidt
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AssigneeGeze GmbH
InventorsPeter Biermann, Otto Ewald, Rudi Feucht, Manfred Schmidt
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A cross country ski binding has a support element attachable directly to a ski for engaging a forwardly extending boot sole extension, and is also provided with latching mechanism for latching the sole extension to the supporting element, under imposition of spring forces. The cross country ski binding may include spring biased detent members engageable into detent provisions provided directly on the boot sole extension, such that the forward part of the ski boot is automatically locked in position upon insertion of the boot sole extension into the support element. Preferred embodiments of the invention include those accommodating an axial movement of the boot sole extension into the support element and latching mechanism, as well as embodiments wherein the boot sole extension is placed downwardly over a pivot pin forming part of the holding mechanism. Also, certain embodiments of the invention include additional locking levers for locking the latching mechanism in a latched position. Further, certain preferred embodiments include camming means, as well as ratchet and pawl means for performing the latching function interconnecting the support element and the cross country ski boot sole extension.
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A ski binding, especially of the touring or cross country type, in which the ski boot is held by a front extension of the sole of the boot which engages itself in an archplate secured to the ski, said archplate having a stationary horizontally extending upper part and defining an area whose form corresponds in width and height to that of the extension of the sole, fastening means connected to the archplate and including a fastening element movable downwardly from above said extension of the sole and engageable with an upwardly opening stop surface situated on an upper portion of the extension between the front of the archplate and the body of the boot to fasten the boot to the ski, wherein said fastening means comprises a linkage of a plurality of pivotally connected levers, wherein said fastening element is located at a first end of a first of said levers, wherein a second one of said levers is pivotally connected to said archpalte adjacent a first end thereof and is also pivotally connected to said first lever at a location longitudinally displaced from the fastening element in a manner causing said linkage to be operative for enabling said fastening element to execute both a downward swinging movement toward said stop and a forward movement applying a force to said front extension directed into said archplate, when said binding is shifted from a disengaged position to an engaged position.
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