In-line, interchangeable roller-ice skate
OwnerWilliam Searby, Mark J. Cunardinventors
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Abstract
In in-line skating boots of the type incorporating an assembly in which roller wheels are held in alignment one-behind-another, a combination is described for replacing the roller wheels of the skating boot with an ice skating blade. In a preferred embodiment of the invention, several individual blades are employed in alignment one-behind-another, with each individual blade held in position between two half-sections of a plurality of discs utilized in locking the blade in place.
Claims7
In in-line skating boots of the type incorporating an assembly in which roller wheels are held in alignment one-behind-another, an ice skating combination for the replacement of said roller wheels, comprising:
- a plurality of discs secured to said assembly in substantially similar alignment one-behind-the-other, with each of said plurality of discs including two separate sections, a plurality of ice skating blades removably insertable between respective ones of said separate sections and extending forwardly ly and rearwardly thereof, and means cooperating with said two sections of each of said plurality of discs for exerting pressures against said sections to compress said sections against said skating blades in holding said blades in position.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.