Ski rack
OwnerAntony P. Collins, Alfred B. Wrightinventors
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Abstract
A ski rack which includes a frame from which extends a ski retaining section, the ski retaining section being dimensioned and adapted to support a set of skis by a binding of the skis. Each ski retaining section can be shaped and dimensioned to hold therein a set of skis and optionally a set of poles. The ski retaining section is shaped and dimensioned so that when a set of skis have been joined together with their bases facing each other, the ski bindings are lifted over upstands which extend from the ski retaining section before the skis are fitted into an open U-shaped, in plan, region formed by the ski retaining section.
Claims9
A ski rack that comprises a frame with at least one pair of ski-retaining sections mounted thereon, the ski-retaining sections of each pair being spaced above each other and dimensioned and shaped to retain upright therein a set of skis that are positioned together with their bases facing each other and with their bindings facing outward, the bindings of the set of skis being retained by the ski-retaining sections, which have U-shaped regions, the outer ends of the U-shaped regions having an upstanding member on each side, the U-shaped regions and upstanding member of each ski-retaining section being adapted to retain the sets of skis in position against accidental release, the upper and lower ski-retaining sections being spaced apart so that rear bindings of the skis rest on the lower ski-retaining section with the front bindings contained by the upper ski-retaining sections.
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