Ski pole handle
AssigneeSociete Anonyme Kerma
InventorClaude Joseph
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Abstract
A handle for a ski pole is composed of at least two elements which are assembled together, one of the elements being common to the entire line of handles while the other element can be selected from a group of elements of different sizes to define the ultimate size of the handle. Elements are also provided for assembling them together.
Claims3
A handle for a ski pole comprising at least two independently fabricated elements, a first of which can be affixed directly to the ski pole and supports the other element, said first element having fixed dimensions and said other elements being selected from a series of second elements having different dimensions, and means on said first and a selected one of said other elements for assembling them together to form the handle with at least transverse dimensions determined by the selected said other element, the first element being a sleeve adapted to fit over the upper end of a ski pole, said sleeve being formed at a forward side with an array of notches adapted to receive fingers of the hand of the skier and along a side opposite said forward side being provided with a seat, said other elements being configured to be receivable in said seat, said seat and a selected one of said elements being interengaged by means for connecting the selected said other element to said seat.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.